The herald., 1914-02-26
Daisy Archibald's
Intention
By RUTH GRAHAM

bosom fr:erd ..naDa j. going away for
. r,o,,b On hrsinass His friend Mr..
,,ot,r,,,. :. ,....,,.. %, s,,v q, rho house
- osL hin,
"
40s' Ais"' me
lessons ana they were sum 4"e
| gether. DID you ever see MI MY
nOux? He's awfuily handsome. Fapa
/ told him that he needn't trouble him
self 70 stav AT home evenings. he
could CANA i, ar any hour"
"Uow o,5 : NJ NIoIvnouxg"
III g ,,t~.y,s,rr. hr- Won know.
I'm =, .iv,ao,' r.,- month Resides,
TO it, f,-.r5.,q - marry man
r,r.b orT.r ,r'.,, ,-rssrf don't care
/ . -, - no.. H. oil 61ed"
/ ..yt-t.,.s So
/ w. .t..r, NJ ,,,rvrcrx's coming.
- ~, t,-a
/ 90 .h..,.-,. ,-,, ,,aor+ that II
En- -. - r,arrving
was ''' "Ns'
----' .,...- 800 x,,-.be-
ANU II -, ~
t'o.I '-T No. w. en-,
Ia" see" ~ t'"- ''''' ~ -
oaoE ana "-" Ao' 'ed'.Ne 't-e ,, 80 -
lHe 'a>I Nv" 81 '''ee - .-'..- -.
IN her. lN..''''' '..e '''> =, -
had gwen ue' "'''' e ""- ..
ed II anab'H' ""L IL >o"" =.
/ TIERS back was turned udu IaAen II
up 10 the garnet ""''e >-e H.
toE Ny. Mp'!L"-A' NJ u''u L'
schoolgirls, ana Ms associates
chiefly men. lie was 10 'aAe Ia,
breakfast at the ATehIoa!u NOME anu
his dinner az his c.lo.
After having rreakfasted TOT tue uES.
time with Grandma Archibald anu
Daisy. the latter said. with a smile:
mfr. MOlynOUN. which way do you
go when you leave the house,
Right down the avenue. Can | do
anything for you:'
why. no. ! 90 down the avenue 10
school"
oh. you do
II didn't occur 70 Ned Molynou1 10
walk TO school with a little girl but
when he came u leave the mouse Ihe
little girl eft it at the same time. she
chirped at him Ike bird. as they
walked together. dong most OF lne
talking. iucoherently. herself and look
ing up at him occasionally with a pair
OF soft childish eyes. but with an eH-
preston in them that surprised MIN.
Now, II there is that in certain girls
which attracts them 10 men much olu-
er than themselves there is that In Old
er men which renders them apprecia-
tive OF very young girls. A man ap-
preaching forty is conscious that he Is
passing beyond the sphere or young
ladies, even those who have passed
well beyond the teens, and he Is be-
ginning 10 be highly appreclauve or
any notice whatever or attention
from them. 1t was not what Miss
Daisy said TO him; IT was the tact that
she looked very proud OF having MN
for a companion.
Grandma told me to ask you 10
dine with US this evening sne shd
when their ways parted. LUIS was
true, but Daisy had suggested the IN
vitauon'
- -
tell her tnal III dlne VIII nef VIII
pleasure.
MoI!nou& uIheu at Ihe AlGuloaia
nome tndt evening anu NUM- "a
other evenings. AI'eI uinnel NC sa'
cha'uhs WIN 'le s'HIuti-o
unles sunoAimS anu -.
ing paper III, D..iss uau sIu
utuN 60, - aLHa,-,
'enCioH Olen NC 49, 20 ~.
VI uOlntto' ~ a. o,o au
e.. =" -. - ao 81
'ue -, = ot-oSh,na
ne 80 -, ne. noisr wbo
$500 - - $780, INA
ia - sosho, =, .ba
-. W.Ir,o,,1 -o=,,d ~ t-;ch,o,ad
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-. obiId Ga anr+hj,. l,ta a
ooun,ioot,o, --or,,d 10 to--ihIa Ar
- -, - lila oon,ornnlo,a ,aov.
49, -, ,.,h;ho,s 49, Co. r,oo5 h,,
49, sia-,. 80, b., 10 oo,,d deer, hts
nos. a1d -. ., ha s+arod no ,oorod
trorbIa prt bo staved
wbo+ b,s friord Archibald ,eorrsd
an bis return ~ tho nrocoodings ~
homo dr-ing his absenca >Io,vnon, d,d
M, tro,- T, NOV bo tho, ,-ond,,o
=, 60.