Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-25
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broke out % didn't stay dinner.
Kats's pleased Ill 70 pisces. 0esma
this rent IN the papsr collar has wrote
IN opera. and there's . pArty goes b.
the name Of Impress Ario. song and
dance artist. putting Il on the stage q
London. England. The leadins woman
sings base. and that's why Kate ID
wanted. 10 the only woman on earth
who sings base enough, they sends
this dinsus and the organ-grinder. She
says it's q business proposition with
money in It, and wants me to come
along to tho Old Country. Shed have
me In collar and chain with . pink
bow at my OF ear. promsnading IN
Strand Street.
She's been having q rough time
here. mostly living on Wild meat. with
out money or servants. I'd like well
TO SEQ her happier; I know her music
belongs to the whole world. and I've
no right to hold her for any selfish
ness. II its up to her to 20. it's agin
me to look pleased. and she shall 30
the day I believe in her.call.
v.
I made the dago bed down In hero,
but he Topped over to breakfast and
they've been at It hammer and tongs
ever since. "Tinkie tankie ping ping
pee-chee-reeho-O! Oh! Ohio! me-
catamiaou-ow-yow." Cougars is kit
tens to 1t, but I'm burned ignorant,
and noticed that the signor looked
on while she washed up.
I didn't sorrow with Kate persuad-
ing me to drive them as far az Hun
dred Mile. The sound Of her voice
stampedes me every time, but when
the dago tries to stroke my ears, he
was too numerous, so held his head
In the bucket until he began to sub
side. I don't take to him a whole lot.
From when I'd finished the horses.
till nigh on shutdown. the music ia.
pered Oh, and l got more and more
ratified. AZ last walked right in.
Shed black dress. indecent round
the shoulders, and bright star on her
brow. She stood with the swine's
arms around her. until 1T the sight Of
me he ehrank OF, guilty as hell. There
was nary flicker OF shame or fear to
her, but she just stood there looking
60 grand and beautiful that my breath
caught In my throat. ''Why, Jesse"
she said, her voice all soft with Joy,
I'm SO glad you've come to see. It's
the great scene, the remuneration.
Come, Salvador. from Thy people shall
be-"
I twisted him by the ear into my
cabin, he talking along like q gramo-
phone. set him down on the stool,
myself on the bunk, inspecting him
while ] cut baccy, and had pipe. II
let him fight me with guns, she'd
make hero Of him. If l hoofed him
into the cold or otherwise waited him
to the dago paradise, she'd make a vii.
lain Of me.
You wrote an opery," says I.
He explains with his tongue, his
eyes. and both paws waving around
for the time It takes to boil eggs. I'm
not an egg.
You give the leading woman . base
voice?"
He boiled over some moro.
$50 you got IN excuse for coming"
He spread out over the landscape.
"Thinkin'." seq !. that she'd notnns
moro than Trevor to guard her honor. {"
More talk.
But you found her married with .
man."
He wanted to go alone to ciyiliza,
ton.
You stay here" I says. "and Saliva
tor. you're going to earn your board"
vi.
amt claiming that this Salvador
actually earned his grub this month.
He can clean stables now without be-
ing kicked into q curry hash; he can
chop water holes through Ice. and has
only parted with one big toe up to
date; he can buck fire-wood II tend
him with spurs and quirt; but his dish
washing needs more rehearsals, and
he amt word perfect yet at scrubbing
floors. He's less fractions and slothful
since he was appended and spanked
in presence Of q lady, but on the other
hand. there's . lack Of Joy. cheerful
ness. and application.
l sent a cable message by fearful
George to the song and dance artist
who's running the swines' opery, just
inquiring II he'd RENTED Salvador to
collect my wife. The reply is indig-
nant to say that the swine ia liar.
Likewise there's q paragraph in the