The Detroit times., 1913-11-08

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John valiee1 1H67
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was eYufu9wl1 - -
mixsd 49, - vi
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ana - - - g ,u1I ~
hole 49,. eG1--o.S ~ - N
hibitious- az .xsao1r111 |. ~ NJ
ever voman NIneo. Z. ,jn6G2I1r111| z1Is} N
vns uttsrinr 1920 frr1rI 2S S1' y; 4, 4
teucas: II honS vau,7S 49, i. w. e
IVES that unmannSrjv 1rr. "a r. IN
what aaxvor6-e6re 40 n - ~ ~ 81
bad tear. I'm S{fSi x4-3 a
its ali rigf,t.v = n = 81
II don't know nbw 7, 60 4
been 90 siiiy@ztnau3ts yo,f n ok
said 0hirley. 49,: rla1e,1 Z, MN
her exsreis1... s..:.ss1r ~ Ic-; Il
hurt--onN my 49, - aYr y - H
very we'll that I .vaant aHDsS0 - y 4
ridiculous doG.y A richor p z 1o /:
to her cheeks Al she SPOKE. = H211, y
ing recollection OF rosa. Whioh bom
her horse that morning q p11I61y
Court, she had glimpsed a II slnso
on the porch. &
Both laughed little. He imas1n6A
that he could smell that voudqe131f'
hair, Q subtle fragrance Ike that u
sun-dried soaweed or the elusive ooont
that elings to q tuft OF long-pauokon
Spanish moss. ''Chum stands ahooly-
ed. then." he said. bending u pWeo1
together the scattered jsGsamino. ssl,o
you-do you run IKE that WhGm
you're not frightenedf" 4 s4
When I'm caught redvhan1od.
Don't yos?s ~
He looked puzzled.
She pointed 70 the flowers. II ~
stolen them. and was tsyiig tS*
..y. D sAo o -. i.nT ~ 4 But ~ -
foro i ~ born. "a I srpccss ~ !,
laoverthisying habit - - ~
trown."~ - NH
| ssHui" he intarrunted. sthers'u aaror.
LOT them going 70 waste. WHY -
"Of courso I know better today, NJ
tAsrs was - special reason ~
have none and this n the naoEoox
pIaos where tAsy grow. Nv MOI
wanted some for this particular dAy.s
at3ood hesvens!" 30 criod. sYoa
don't think you can't 10 right On TIKI
inr them? Why YOU can .'scape a.
with the whole garden any timols
a droa little CLEAN OF axurs Ms
chief darted at him suddenly out Il
| her ewes and then lodged hack asnaD.
Aren't you lust . littlc rash with
other peoples property
"Other people's?"
what will the owner say"
| He bent back one OF the long -
samine stems and wound Il xypuud
the others II can answer m b1m.
Besides, l owe You somethlnx you
Know. robbed you this moeI1pe
4 OF your brush,
She looked &t hiMs abrqp1ly o0gl1u9
why did yoa as tkat7
Sanctuary His two beaoy 49,
/ enous heunls,, they said. and = lloa-
an ralIou1neA horses. And lCpk what
! . poor shiSsring little red-browns nor
sei I sm!sl. 4 as..ss
For lust a instant the bronAoopld
head rnwo . .Quick imperious. Aoas.
Ike : highruettlod pony und9E 41ne
l flick of-tha whip. But a. sndnnnly
tho shadow. e resentment pao4o1;
\ the 0OVAlO bm0O 0AAN4O8 49,
lbrim haznada thoushtful. Poor Nesie
lbeastie.'sho said meditatively. We
| 30 seldom think Of hts side. do We!
we think only Of the run, the dog
music. the wild rush along the wet
fields. with the horses strnining ana
I pounding under uS. I've ridden 70
thounds all ny life. Everybody does
down here" She looked again q
4 him. 40 you think It's wrong u
NIL thingsf" sho asked gravely.
! "Oh, dear, no. he smiled. n
haven'ta single ism. I'm not even =
jve9etarian."
"Dut you wosld be yod had %
Hill all your own meet!
Perhaps. SO many Of ~ weaie.
Az a mattor Of fact. don't hunt my
self. but I'm no reformer."
| why don't yon hunt"
IL don't enjoy t." He Dushsn
slightly. L hate hresrms. he seids
Ia trifle difficulty. II always have
II don't know why. Idiosyncrasy. sup
pose. But shouldn't care for hunt-
ing, oven with bows and ARROWS.
would kill q tiger or poisonous rep-
tile. or anything else. In case Of me-
COSTLY. But even then l should hard
lis onjoy It, know some animals
laro pests and have TO be killed.
Come men do. too. But don't HE
RI Al n rnvaalf"