The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06

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THAT INTERVIEW

felt the machine give an awful shud'
der, lust as . strong man does when
he ~ shot and death comes to him.
she can't mean that they were at
tackled by i hullfrog. ard yet she SAYS
so, nut1unred the reporter. 'tll
int4Se good copy though. That VIII
cnn,e under the head of a New Danger
To Au;nists-Bcware the Bullfrog.
Then h. WRITE and asked her what
s}, thought an the auto lei, the high
way and she realized that a smash up
WAS imminent. ana she replied
Il thought 81 some popcorn | once
bought at Conry Island. 1t was the
best ever wish could find some
more like it
Here's righteousness FOR you.S s9iia
the reporter She must be an Of nine
teen 0r twenty. and vet she has the
mind al girl II ten That Will 80
under the sab head If. Death Staring
Her III he Face and Yet She Thinks
If ceslcv Island Popcorn
Then he wrote and asked her II size
could remember hsf sensations as the
machine was plnwiHg its way through
she stone wall aud she answered.
Most Vividly I thought ! VAS III
iuS room and turning handsprnss over
the bed and cartehecis around it. /
had tast turned back soluersauit
and kicked "a elahs of tte chandelier
when the auto stopped
BY Georse but she may be circus
or ii yauaes IT," r1rl," exclaimed the
reporter. No, he cant be- Her
father Is 4 church deacon and in the
lumber business Never heard of girl
turning cartwhesls in her own room
before. I'll make daisy thing of this
interview"
Then he asked her if al any time
during the awful danger she felt the
sensation OF fear.
Net at all" was the reply. "on the
contrary. there was such a feeling OF
contenttnent that | cannot describe II.
! seemed to be floating iii the Air on
angels wings. / could look down on
earth and sec an old woman frying
eggs and bacon. aud Oh, how I longed
FOR thom, | tried 10 fly down for din
ner, hut kept fiyinF higher instead"
Fly George, by George" softly ex-
claimed the newspaper man. I'm run
that in under the sub head Of. Bacon
and EGGS and Grim Death"
Then he asked II she thrilled when
the auto at length brought up in the
blackberry bushes
Il felt seven successive thrills pass
over me- she replied land then found
,
+ bone for a pie ] was cut and bruised
and shaken. but / did not feel IT. / was
/ languid. | was placid | was content
! IF death had come II would have been
/ painless. think they ought tn kill
our murderers that way instead OF by
| electricity. That's all"
The Eagle" man went away with
the scoop of his life. and that 1T
| tie mink tumhled down on the floor
and laughed until she had 10 he threat
ened with life imprisonment. The
/ Eagle WAS watched for next morn
| ing, but not "A line Of that interview
could be discovered. II was so the
next day. and then the young man
called. He was met by tho conscious
, stricken Josie. who hlushinely began TO
stainner excuses. but WAS interrupted
with:
III YOU please ten the deaf and
/ dumb young lady that would like Ia
speak 10 her for a moinents'
but / am she
/ Yes. think You are, come to look
| at you closely"
! "And~-and You wanted to say
I Il wanted to say that there were no
! thrills in that int .rview the other dav
until the last ! am going Ia put them
into this at the very start Where can
/ find your father"
III the city. hut but 80
No. }oH don't understand but III
explain. ! am iyoing to him tn ask for
] the hand Of his deaf and dumb daugh-
I ter, and tell him that I'll provide an
asylum fnr her far the rest of her
life
/ sir"
And then Ia gong To WOO YOU
nntil you consent to pe my wife. No
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