The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-04
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Is IN playing by special request,
49, Dunstan looked at Wein-
~ one ImpIorine protection.
~ reuuest IL also special" said
don't. =.
onall do nothing of the kind,
40 punstan angrily resumed her
Srkjt stood for moment IN
~ then he strobe over 10 the WIN
knd slammed open the sash.
fantly the room was filed with
ing OF the dreary barcaro!e ana
Hvelier strains of "fIas Anybody
aeen Kelly" pumped by cheap
fra from a music hall across
rkle sat nonchalan'ly by the WIN
kill Miss Dunstan, seeing the I'M
billy Of drowning NJ the orches-
rave mp In despair.
= rose with dignity.
Merkle," she snapped. Il re-
d 20 you once as 4 gentleman |
6eize for my mistake And with
crusher she hounced out the door.
is. that's awful" said Weinstein,
f1g toward the open window.
desperate cases require desperate
needless returned Merkle. with
Exhuckle.
THAT this evenings dope sheet?
Nh be glanced at the paper.
IN .Who's Sleeping Here?'
emo. tomorrow's." said Weinstein.
4 eNf4at kind OF a night i'd you
se?'
fMerkle had caught a look of weari-
|Sos on the others face.
<Stung-for all | had
~What?" said Merkle, broke"
<ySeryes me right, said Weinstein.
1|oo1nily. II should have gone into
ovi-.g pictures when had c--aEce. y
'sYou seem TO be running in hard
nv .teiy,' raid Merkle, sympathetic
~. whats the m ter with the
Vow brsiness?"
.:Irsrknew, I'd sell out to the syn
erkle glanced about the room, and
VI
night. A trunk lay by the win
nv. and on top of Il a loose pile OF
t1ring. A washstand had been
5eed In from another apartment.
holding bed. now masquerading
VI upright piano, leaked clothing
Tx a yawning crack.
{rVho's sleeping in here tonight?
1nquired.
Seems a Nice Fellow"
"a wilson
Noes he know II
lBbe handed him the big news at
nv Likewise p. s. that II he
come aero with a little loose
~ tonight she'd have to slip him
berry. Too bad. Seems a nice
S1Iow, but he's In wrong
40 you mean?" asked Merkle.
he Il. out yourself. Kid from
n 0t1lnf ry-small salary-chasing
z with q dame who puts herself
40f B broadway queen. Don
- there's anything wrong, but ever
Ne the night his friends called OF
p he's been a different fello' =
Ur1rle left the W dow and walked
- Weinstein. confronting him
69f hight was that?"
Ne night Leroy blew in with the
IA guy YOU emember-ahout three
ks ago. The girl from his home
M
xOh, yes
Fixing Mrs. Bapnan.
{'6he must have slipped him an exit
Tn 2" continued Weinstein. He's
8bably around the corner now, wait
f0r a chance to get in without the
l6dy seeing him.
that minute the door was burst
and admitted Mrs. Bannan, her
~ blazing with gaudy silver orna-
BIB, her face blazing with wrath as
viewed the turned lp jets.
NY Gawd," she cried. Every jet
1T, and my gas bill is something
Hui. Who is responsible for this?"
turned bitterly on Merkle and
lnstein.
faint the dinge's fault. mother"
Weinstein, Il told her I'd fix it
\ yon.r
Ie. Bannan remained unappeased.
kTcan't even go out for night TO
NY myself without getting the worst
4, she spIuttered. And ] get so
chances to see little life
fItcw'd you like the show" said
<fpstein. as Mrs. Bannan moved
Dum Jet to jet. turning out each with
klerk.
a eIt wasn't bad she admitted. when
sbut one had been extinguished.
& Trouble for Wilson.
xrhanks for them kind words" said
|nsteIn, pleasantly.
Hiss lie Roy hasn't got no good
at all" continued Mrs. Bannan;
M I didn't see one dress there as
Nd as mine
0he glanced complacentiy at her
D1tfnents.
who made your dress inquired
instein, taking in its vast proper.
~. THE Fuller Construction Com.
nygv
fMr. Leitz took me TO an awful swell
ICE for dinner" added Mrs Bannan
sing loving look toward the hall
nv, where Mr.. Leitz stood waiting
run down stairs and get the beer
tarie.' She told him, and then. as he
H6ved reluctantly away. Amt Mr.
nson come in YETI"