The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-18

Nil, hurried into her things, Lut she d.l
moi STARE her escorts enthusiasm. She els
tincts recollected that wien Tony nae
wrapped up their shoes he had divided tt<
pages in iipo; there had been no thilc par
On The way they said little, bu. IS the !
passed the corner where he had rsss ued her
from the jbes OF those rude lcsiers he fe
her fingers tighten little en- bis sleeve and |
stifiened his arm muscles leasauringy
When they reached the cobhler's Tony WIS
engaged with one Of bis assistants.
II How long ago did Ike bring-a 1srs?'
The assistant examined the marking, on Z
bundle that he held in his hand.
" A-mos' iva mont, he said, .hrcvirg IN.
package on the bench for 'Tol US verlta,,sn.
Den we cannot keep dem no more, cs
cided the boss cobbler "Wc sell-a to pey
repair,
Milly and Mr.. Mayer had hsen starirg
inercdulously al the paper around tie rtrcle
Milly stepped forward and snat;hed it o.
that she might make sure 1t wa (.
couldn't be e-it-t wasl She could scaItely
believe her cycs.
/" How muca'" She a.ked With great
effort at calmness.
Dey aic not de shoe for de ,adies, TN,
explained 10 her with an apologize sn lie
Il will pay you q dollar for them, s. ic
Mr. Mayer, taking out his wallet
Tony threw up his hands in protest @Cre
doll'' cannot give you for u-der ivo.
Dey vera fina shoe Wait shcw yeu.
:" Look out exclaimed Alilly, drss'ie fe
alndle back in alarm You'll a. ne
saper..'
Mr. Mayer pressed two-dcllsr I'LL rta
Tonys hand and before the Ccbbler col.d
recover from his astonishnient, they rad
hurried out OF the skop, hulgirg their pIizs
Soon after rheir return 10 the apartment,
while they were undoing the bundle and
snoothing out lis precious wrapper, Mr..
Mayer announced with yawn th1t ii ttsy
would excuse her she thought she would be
going 10 bed
First she kissed her sen gccd-night, aro
then perhaps you who DO rot live al alone
10 an SAIo fourth sIoy Tear. viii net under-
stand, but when Mrs, Mayer kissed AiilIy
tears came to the giil's eyes.
Good night dear" the old lady told her
and don't forget that wen always Be elat. to
have you whenever you get Inc chance 10
come. And Charlie, dear, dent forget 10
put out the gas in the hall when you go 10 bed
Good night
Milly blew her nose for an excuse to dry Der
eyes
:" YOn read, she told Mr. Mayer when they
were alone
Clearing Ills throat he took up the thread OF
the story where it had been so rudely broken
off, NIilly had been right Sir Charles
face fell Apparently lie had expected that
Mildreds surname was something other than
Hannigan And, in view OF whal happened
at magnificent garden party given BY Sir
Charles mother perhaps his expectations
were correct
Mildred feeling that she was once mcr
well and strong had announced that She mus,
be leaving on the morrow, ard the garden
party was in her honor,
Together they read how Sir Charles miss mo-
Mildred from the merry throng, huntea foI
her high and low. When at last he found hcI
she was standing on secluded path in a DIS
tant corner Of the garden. And--This story
will be continued in Number
" Bah' exclaimed Mr. Mayer dis isruste,lly
But no. he said more gently, vazirc
searchingy into Milly's pale blue ewes
with your permission, sweet lady, .his
story will be continuedn-he dropped -
his knee and took her strong, honv ha.
in his" in Number 1888 West sxtee,
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