Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-25

much. II in the meantime she gets in with the right sort o. marr1es a mn
HUH" the Brown Senior looked his belief cit would be no hardship FOR
"Here she comes" Kissed tbs Jolly Bachelor n a Understandable whisper
"ss-ahf' And all tried to look uncon sci0us a the object of their tall cams
She vas a tall slim girl II IS. with the air II a woman at least ten year
older Her eyebrows were lifted haug hMy and the corners Of her mouth
were allowed % dro0p ever so slightly giving what she s evidently saaays imagined n
ciered some days before made her look like she'd INDUCED in an unripe per
GOOD monins" she said iangutdy i've just been wondering what to do
until luncheon time. Any suggestions 20
want to c0ne7v asked the Girl in Gray politely
The Bored One SAN YEARLY moa wicker chair.
I'm going to muse myself out. there" h Jolly che pointed
toward the links. rive a new nit TIL teach you"
And I'm going to stay right hero n finish my book, If I can tear my
The Bored One followed her glance to tn wide street below wneret n
gay summer scene vas continually oh hanging
you. s.a she turned nm1. to ! = u. Jolly !. na nns ! III rn.w ! a e1ea Of tSe 'e game "A'a sF
certainly not. declared the Jolly Bachelor. with suasp suspicion aiacnsy
One turned to the Wise Woman
The Wise Woman Advises.
You don't know how I hate this place" For the moment her bored express
sion .e a,ssDss' sss are re .t tnssl sass smy am ans ssss sa4 ana m ss4s how to enjoy
themsdvesY" the Wise Woman asked gently; would you mind very uoh II
I told 2 the the IT .t an0u ya1r t@s Bored One
aawen, my dear. yu have a very wrong idea of the things that count It
is plain to see that you think that money is more Important than anything
else and and that u, t, . appear as 3 ssa &c Is being s1 s@ aIsa : p snytsin S1sl si n"s sDs is the sya 8 .
enthusiasm and don't you suppose people see through your little pretensesa
bred re t o almost sNs tell people you do not think they are a good IS you areg'
my Ny dear Dear / wouldn't tank to you like this If I hadn't known our mother
SOM years ago T. ! always Iva ,s admire" hired sss der v nsr : hI noor farmar boy. Ss Z Do
not imagine . like to think Of it, do you? -
shmpietons that are always found in Neutrality-suspicious.. or cleaned from silly
novels Be natural, and it won't be long before tn young folks VII swarm
abnut VOL fol you are pretty, deare" The Wis., Woman eyed YER criical-
lv You nov you would have loved to g % canoeing you hadn't thought
those wealthy Var Damms would pass wouldn't your
The Bored One sat tin guilty silence
"stop being a lnle goose. The Van Damms 10 not know you're alive
Because their daughter went to our school is n % sign that III remembers
vou. They're not desirable people anyway They're only rich" tn Wis
Woman smiled. Am i forgiven for my frankness?"
Indeed you are;"s the Bored One rose impuhivety. Il Am a goose!n U
mad me realize it. Helen Van Damn did u me- only today thought
az te time hat se didn't see me, but I guess he did,, al right
Just then the Jolly Bachelor hove in sight. laden with clubs
80" exclaimed the Bored One, in an apologize M i've changed MI
mind. Won't o. show me that hit today"
"Wiu I what?" he asked with enthusiasm, you jutc I'm along"
az onder unused the Wise Woman. what she'd say II h kne he
Ia The one mar hat Mrs. Fan Damn las picked out for her. daughter. n
tatb he couldn't see the proposition with spyglasses Well, I won't tell her
lest she'd develop a return attack of afectaton and spoil everything. 1
W a lot to her mother"