The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-12

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spEI HE blond young man
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%z halted, grunted, and
g5@ s9E \ gave himself a vicious
IsS&s whack on the knee with
gB his tennis racket The
Isssst ssssygl brown young man, who
gFS1z lSsAs had kept on for q time
il abstraction, heard the
sgilack anl faced back in mild inquiry. The
,3lcnd young man enlightened him.
There's the Auat in her everlasting
lavender in her eternal Chair' said he
Tie brown young man looked toward the
house they were nearing and made out a
spot az color, pleasant in itself, between the
pillars III the verAnda He reached and sup
ported the blond young mans elbow.
Good morning" she patronized them.
fl wonder ii enc Of you is er Richard
Winlate2n The blond young man gave
sn4othe7e5 snort; but in eHtenuation there
fer, it mast be stated that the Lavender
Aiat had seen them both IS often as thrice
or f3ur times daily since her advent q week
ba1k. He grinneI ana made reply with an
inpsFtinent scho5lboy duck Of his vhitish
head
yes'm. The person on my left Is Rich
ara Wissgate 8fy name is Scovile B.
Horaea ssov.lle'
Tne Lavender Aunt put up her glasses
and focused upon kiga her wilhering regard.
Quite ~, she said recall now"
Snr f5cused oa the brown young man,
Tell sns. I've just been hearing that
2ieiarl Eingate IS a doctor-with degree
and i giit siga and ali that Do you mean
segull-iy n an IN for that sort Of thing?
10 you ssrl9usly
Going BY the expression Of the brown
Tot.ng mans face, ii was prosidential that
Z, blue d-wlite-striDed maid whiskcd
around the coraeT jast then, calling that the
xAp5l=toag' butler was telephoning every
sg,lere fsr Doctor Wiagate, who was wanted
in d great hurry. The brown young mans
expression packered to concern and he
swaag a59at with q harri2i nod Of farewell
coward the veranda The maid spriated a
1ew ex-ited steps after him.
aDo1tol r she shrillad, " it amt Ms
Applet 3n its the little boyl' and then,
suddenly conscious of the Lavender lunt's
surprised reyard, she whiskei from sight
.aaain. re hypnotic glasses dropped to Tic
le,,gth of their aold chain.
al)o y3a mean IL tell Inc, inquired the
,sur,ris.i NAV. that such an inexperienced
v,uag maa Is being called u the Appleton
In2 III sesi1ls to HE Why LYDIA |
under.tos,d chat both Mr.. Appleton and the
l;sfls boy were killed ia that shocking acci-
deat.n
4sso they were This is Mrs. Appieton's
net heW FER sisters child. The sisters
husb4nd L ii Panama hes IA authority If
some sort and was called in to judge some
fing " other ab3lt the CaaAl and be was
sf-en III there. Iife vile went out. but shc
slj,,n't dare take the baby Mealhcr. It's
gsag for everyone that be should have
. .:,ee3;,ssent kcye. though poor little cha5l
low Il Mrs. Appleton tal.inv it. Horace
nshe isn't taxing IL" Disapprol3ation
rloadel the Scogille countenance. "ies
f,een here three days and she won sec him.
g)ick ANA i went to the station BAca liz came
and brought him and the nurse over in the
,.r A bully lirtle beaqar Ne is; but Mrs.
Appleton met Us il the hi stony as
sser and SHOOK hands a "lln l hl.a. >1s9e
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