The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-14

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All things looked good to linn. lie not
only ate, but he leaped upon the table
and stood among the dishes TO do IT,
Mr.. Bowser tried to call him down. but
he got such a menacing growl In re-
turn that he tried II but once. For n
quarter OF an hour that dog devoted
himself to the banquet board. aud then
he ceased to eat because there was no
more TO devour. II was then that Mr.
Bowser patted his head and said:
"Old man, have l known you in some
other shape or form ut some timer
The dog sat up and howled dismally
by George. but he understands me!
Who were you. doggie, when you were
alive before"
CANNES Right Of Way.
The dog made three circuits of din
ing room and kitchen. knocking over
everything In his way and then he
made rush upstairs.
"Here-here--hold onI' cried Alr
Bowser, but he didn't obey. He Went
through parlor and sittlpg room and
library, Jumping and humping and
barking. aud he had Just pulled the
spread off the piano and couple OF
vases with II when Mrs. Bowser called
down from the next flight:
'Mr. Bowser, will you tell me what
on earth is going on down there!'
"rts-its this burned dog" he called
back. Look out-he's coming upl"
"But never knew him when his soul
was In some other body"
At sound OF Mrs. Bowsers voice the
dog made n rush and almost caught
her before she could enter bedroom
and shut the door. Then be sat down
and howled
Look here. now, but this won't do
you know!' admOnished Mr.. Bowse
as he stood at the foot OF the stairs
IL thought at first that the soul OF
some old friend OF mine might have
transmigrated into your doggoned
body, but begin to thing
And with an awful roar the dog
came rushing down upon him-not In
anger. but with JOY unconfncd Mr.
Bowser was knocked fiat on his back
and the animal jumped over and over
him and barked his gratitude.
"By thunder, but out you got! was
hurled at him as Mr.. Bowser struggled
to his feet.
Policeman 10 Summoned.
But he didn't go. He got between
h.. % nj IL Il
emitted such cold blooded series OF
growls that the goosefesh was start
ed at once.
"What's he doing nowT' asked Mrs
Bowser over the banlsters.
"He's ready TO chaw me up II
move finger"
"But soothe him."
"Soothe nothingl His eyes shine like
glass"
"Can't you remember what old
friends soul may have passed into the
dogT'
"Nol Say, something's got TO be
done. BY lingo. but was all kinds
OF fool for letting him In. Raise one
OF the windows and call a policeman
The brute Is looking right ut my Ad
ANS applet"
1t fortunately happened that a pa
trolman was half block away, and
he came sauntering down at the call
When he found what was wanted he
ascended the steps and opened the
door. Mr.. Bowser jumped, the dog
Jumped, and the officer Jumped, and
next instant the three were rolling
down the steps. They got untangled
at the bottom. and the dog took to
flight, while the officer got up and
shouted: "l -t
"Bowser. you're the biggest fool in
town, and you ought to get crack
on the headw
When II was all over the door was
shut and when Mr. Bowser had got
over breathing Hike wind broken
horse Mrs. Bowser asked:
"WellT
1--WE separate after breakfast for
everp he tragically exclaimed as he
pointed a long finger at her.
Good looks bring hapnnesS
Friends care for us when we meet
them with o clean, smiling face,