The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-12-05
GO am n" said Riliv


err"
Eyes, that's what she's been staying
in town for" said Mrs. Comstock.
Its some sort OF swindle 10 raise
money for her class TO buy some silly
thing to stick up In the schoolhouse
hall to remember them by. don't
know whether It's now or Hext week.
but there's something OF the kind TO
be done"
well, it's tonight" said Wesley.
''and we are going It's my treat, and
we've got TO hurry or we won't get In.
There's reserved seats, and we have
none. so it's the gallery for us, but
don't care 80 ! get to take one good
peep at Elnora."
"S'pose she plays?" whispered Mar
garet in his ear.
"Ah. tushl She couldnt" said wes-
ley.
well. she's been doing It three years
In the orchestra and working like
slave at H."
ooh, well, that's different She's In
the play tonight Brownlee told me so.
Come on, quick! Wen drive and hitch
closest place we can find to the build.
ing"
Margaret went III Tue eA'"eune"' vi
the moment ou' sue was ,roup'eu.
men 'ney rea'neu tne Dui'uins
Wesley tied the team to n railing and
Billy sprang out 10 help Margaret
Mrs. Comstock sat still.
Tome on, N"'e' S"'u wesley re"cn'
'hg hiS manu-
u m not going anywhere shiu hrs
Coms'ock' se''Iihs 'o"''o''"o'' o"'A
against the cuShiouS.
All or them begged ANA pleaded out
II wes no use Not an men would Mrs
Comstock Dudee, so they 'eit ner'
They found seats near the door where
,hav Could sae ya,r,v veIl RfIv stood
a, ,h. h.cL ~ the haIl and had n GOOD
r,ou, NJ .nd hy n orsa, voIume Of
so,,na uaI,ad From, tho orchestra but
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wos covor.d Win cur,aIns ana no
an. wos do,ne onvtb,ng Ius, a. sba
turned 10 On n sound sO faint that
evervopa leaned forward and usteneJ
dr,ftad down the auditorium \, was
dIeicpI, 20 toll inst what :, was. af,er
ono instant half tho audience looked
toward the windows FOR A. seemed
only A breath OF wind rus,Iinp freshly
opened leaves. lust a hint OF stirring air
Then the curtains were swept aside
swiftly. The store had been trans.
formed into A lovely little corner OF
creation where trees and flowers grew
and moss corpeted the eartb A soft
wind blew and II was the gray OF
dawn Suddenly n robin began 10
sing then n song sparrow isIned him.
and then several orioles began talk.
ing M once The light grew stronger
the dew drops trembled aover ner.
fume began 70 Green ont 20 the audi.
ence. the air moved the branches gent.
lv and a rooster crowed Then all IN.
scene was shaken with n babeI OF bird
notes and other sounds ~ ro,ura The
yo,ces dI.d and so,, e,ou,si,e melody
began 10 swell and roll In tho center
Oh the s'age' piece ny piece tue srasses'
mosses anu lehNes uroppeu from an