Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-30

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ttosm IN ~ syss and came over to
me-
"I1avs yeu hurt your anklsf.' he
said In an unAertops. Let mo help
yeu up"
Il an net hurt" I said. coidly.
'.aAA even II were. It would Do IN.
necessary 70 trouble you"
Il cannot help being troubled" he
returned. Just - evenly. you zee.
1t makes me III for days II my car
runs over . dog"
Luckily, ct that moment Dal came
In. He pushed bis way through the
crowd without . word. shut Of the
lights. crashed through the pans and
alarmed the shutters close. Then he
turned and addressed the rest.
"Of all the lunatics-!" be began.
only there was moro to It than that
"A fellow goes 20 all kinds Of trouble
to put IN end to this miserable situa-
ton. and the entire household turns
out and sets 70 work 70 Illustrate the
whole scheme. You like 70 stay here.
don't you, IKE chickens In = ooor3
Where's Jlannigan1"
Nobody understood Dal's wra&h then.
but It seems 10 meant to arrange the
plot himself. ana when Il was ripe.
and the hour nearly come. he intend
"a 70 wager that hs could break the
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aumbsfs % the people Song ~ sane
1irsctaon would have the same ~
chine. We called to each oeher . "
dressed about Aarmaroneck q LAse'
wood or Whenever We hapDs1e4 70
have relatives. EVERYDAY Knew
everybody else. ana his frssoae. 1as
Mercer girls were going % crn1ss NJ
til the trouble blew over. the Browns
were going TO F1nehufst, ana Jim Wa
going 70 africa % NUM-, u No cooss
get out OF the harbor.
Only the HARRISON man seemed 70
have no plans; quite suddenly Win the
world 80 near again. the world q coun-
Iy houses and steam yacnts ana ~
the rest OF 1t, he ceased to be one OF
". 1t was not his world ct en. ~
stood back and wstehsd the kalsseo'
scope OF our coats and wells. half-quis-
1ically, but with something In his
face that had not seen there before.
Il he had not been 90 self.rsiiant ana
big, would have said he was lonely.
Not that he was pathetic IN any sense
OF the word. OF course. no avoided
me. which was natural and exactly
what I wished. Belle never Vas Tar
from him. and at the last she loaded
him with her Jewel case and . mum
and travelling baS ana asked him to
her cousins on Long Island. felt
sure he vas going 70 decline. whsa hs
glanced across q me.
DO 60. ! saS1. vsf5 politely. They
are charming psopas. And he accept
"a ct once!
IL was transparent plot on Beala's
part: Two elderly ladies, house miles
from anywhere. long evening" IN the
music room with an open hre and
Bella at the harp playing the two
songs she knows.
When We were ready and gathered
II the kitchen. In the darkness. OF
course. Dal went up on the roof ana