The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-27
By ALICE g. ALLEN
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red. perhaps because there was room in it for only two people.
 Perhaps though rhe real reason why watched tle little green auto mobile was because or the man who drove Ir
 The hour after the green automobile passed aur porch was the best one I had au day. because. you see, was well and strong. like other people, and ] rode away u ,le green automobile, Away. wore a pretty long coat- warm days iJ was safr and silky, and cold days is was soft and furry and One prerles- har and a pale blue veil with lau- ends. just ..Ee EHr other la- dies m rHeg u-.s Really though, after once flow away round the cor ueF and a.urz .he smooth broad road beyond never once rh.u-l- again Of what sH-s tag rlu-e was the coun- try Sometimes fle road wound be- tween beautiful wind blown meadows 0f daisies aud Gal. grasses sometimes It lost Efs.IL ll tl-.-s gt sweet. moist woods sometimes lt ran down hills and across bridges only Go climb other hills wlG sEus sunny spaces, other patches af woodland and other hills beyond
 or course ! was tao old t1 play such things Hgt lg one Hasur walked a step iu i've years and never can walk again aue hls fo Imagine things some times
 Then came ,le day when Billy, the HrTa tav next door t... asleep in the middle .E tler.al- called and called, but couldn't wake him. nor make his mother lu rlar.Nr house hear nor any mother nor any .e And chen just as IGaew lr would rle green automobile Ca-a flashing rulHI -.a corner from rle ..rr
 ! .aanef aur ls far us I could ] waved y blue shawl The man in rae aur.-rTe must aF. been look ing mg way ra.t ula tag almost at once De stopped u.u-ed Co Billy He jumped uu- uf che car picked Billy un just SIS carefully and Laid him ou tue grass under rE. maple tree Then be ur.G hts cap .r re and away be went l ra- ..-EIa green auto
 We'll rl.r.-E aeAl day -le green automobile H.l -r slowly past our house ] almost thought l- was going to stop Buv was playing under the tree Ta. man n tle auto called to Llu and handed him large square raeEr-a Tnr he lifted his cap ru me again and -a hr went round the corner aa- 5r.. tE. country
 E.uF cam. running '. me
 -1r-a- - said BIv. handing ue -le package --ar give this ter yua
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 -E-r. r.rrl. -r.e -.l ra The porch mister -.# NH- la -uEwe d.me.'
 opened rr There were two taau#tu books hound ll blue and f.. .f ...-.L m.-r--
 IEraa days later GLly brought me another r.eEa Iu tr was yle love Hes. l.r. a. .l safI #ua. with forget u-a.t Ha- eyes wL -1ieu brown clr.s
 -Yau must -.se.t back ssl moth er Her T.... H.- stern ] scarcely knew .- was u..l.-s Then ] cried T. rrs had enough q. have ug way of ... ... ... ."... ...r....... I.aH.a I Ieal-lal - hurt his feelings by -lrla- back rH- g.L And by and by mother said -WaI well Ea-Lia. uey- gr mind rl.- a.
 Then ..- lag .aa- HatlEa t-e usual r-a. v.e. : was s.r-a- ll taa sun, ] Lrl l al-. coming Somehow ] knew 3. ua- .Era.... I.-el ,g move. but e.aI. and Billy had gone home TL. next thing knew che man Lu -1e a.. had stepped iu front of our house
 -Ue.. ure Ule..rl he cried -Frg down ler- and have ride with me"
 Isl..a ly head
 -Ialle pot HueHEds We'll never mind Eal down. rlea and take a 1lee ride r..h me- like lglIe girls"
 -Elt Tu l.-a .rre Er. a- all." ! cried -Iu sl.eeu years old and Tn taller r-a- mother
 The man .l the automobile laughed
 dump lr and show ue le said
 aLGs true. 2 -all. "llL ] can't show you 'ea-se In lame"
 What do you suppose happened! The man jumped straight out os his auto He came aH our larrow little walE Lle next minute he was ou our porch Ee was eFeE sg much bigger and stronger and taller than I'd rhgazHt ua almost nuel the space back af tl- vines He looked down at me. reEg .lu and lame and ashamed thlra il ag ulee. chair
 OE came hs H
 aIm se SONY be said For min ute ha didn't say auytlll- else just stood looking own at ue Then he went aa. -Iel just must forgive me somehow was rude impertiuenL stupid everything ought not 70 have been
 -Y0u thought I was a ilyJe sirl:' l said
 -I wasn't s5 far wrong there was F