Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-29


bssa DrsDse - ~ % ~. We had
10Th rsaeAsA The Delst whore aAo.
ouato languagO failed -. Finally 10
0ai1:
II visA ! were asad."
20 - l." ] rstests1. jsskias Tie
tAreal.
"Whsrs = sAs aew?'
"IooAtAe~ ~ 0eeo q tAeos." n.
AioaasA ~ garnsae over tAs plliew.
and he wigglod. please doA't
sQuism." saiA ooldly. You viii wear
sst your-lingssis. and I win have -
asol tAs0."
He sat very stiM for nvs minutes.
when I discovered that -AaA put the
patch IN crosswise iAstsaA Of length
Wlso aAa that It would not At. A I
jerksd Il out he oasessd.
'oA. snssss," ! aAasa vSAomously.
you viii tear your buttons OF. and I
will have to sew them on
jim rose wrathfully. Don't nit.
don't roneexe.' be repeated. Don't
stand. I suppose. for fear win wear
out my socks. Here. give ~ that. Il
the fool thing has to be mendsd. III
do II myself"
He went over to . corner of the
parapot and turned his back to me.
He was very much Offended. In about
Q minute no came hack. Triumphant,
aad held out the result Of his labor.
I could only gasp. He had pucksred
up the edges Of the hole like the neck
Of . bag, and haA tiol the thread
around It. "You-you won't be Able
to sit down." venturoA.
Don't have any time 70 cit" he 70
tortsd promptly. ANYHOW, It viii give
some, won't It? Il would fit was tied
with elastic, instead Of thread. Have
you any elastic?''
Lollie came up just then. and Jim
took himself and his mending down
stairs. Luckily, Aunt Selma found
several letters II his room that after.
noon while she was going over his
clothes. ana 10 it took Jim some time
to explain them, she forgot the task
she had given me altogether.
When Lollie came up to the ROOF.
she closed the door to the stairs. and
coming over, drew . chair close 70
mine.
'Havs you sec much Of Tom today!
she asked. a. an Introduction.
Il suppose you mean Mr.. Harbise0.
Lollie," I said. "No-not any more
than could help. Don't whisper. he
couldn't possibly hear you. An II IT'D
scandal I don't want to knew II"
Look here. KIT" she rstoEted. you
needn't - 20 superior. II I like ia
talk scandal, I'm not % sure yeu
'area't making It"
That was the way right along:
was making scandal: ! brought thssa
there to dinnsr; let Bella in!
And. Of course, Anne cane up thsn,
and began on mo 1t once.
'You are . very bad GIRL" shs DO
gan. What do you mean By treating
Tom Harrison the way you DOT He ID
hsart-broken."
II think you sxagserats my ishu-
snce over him. rstorted. 7 haven't
treated him badly, because ! haven't
paid any attention to him"
Anne threw up her hands.
There you ars!", she said. HE
worked all day yosterday 1xing thta
place for you-ysa. for you. ny AeaH.
I am not blind-anA last night yen -
fused to Let him bring you up"
HE told you!" famed.
!. HE woaAafod what he bad dooa.
And % you wouldn't let him come
within speaking distance q yeu. he
cane to NJ"
IT a. sosry. A.as. siacs yeu ore
fond Of him." I eaiA. .-Du9 - No he
IL Observation-Disclosures. Ny roa,
sons are quite su0cient."
exit 10 perfectly right. Anns." Lena
broke In. II tell you, there = some
thing queer about him." 10 a1doA u
q portsntous whispse.
/: Anne sti1sned.
: ''le - perfect" sAs declared. "ol
eooa family. WaEArhsaIted, oousa,
esous. handsome, olevss-what nsss
DO you ask!"
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