The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-30

objected, for il Il whisky breath isbad
whisky and tobacco Nrearh"Is worse
. But ii smoke after.a drink Is especially
J enjoyable, so again yielded. .--..t.
After our smoke my companion pro
posed game Of Yingt ct un, to which
/ assented. and the. luck, being on my
side, when the train rolled into. the
station where We wcrSt o. ulight | had
taken SIG from my antagonist, . lie
didn't complain, nor did h,' uSk me t.
meet him again for lis revenge. being
| just rs CHEEKY ut the parting rs he had
. been at the meeting. .:.. '.....
| found Mr.. Springer,s car at the
station and, getting H., was whiskcd II
! his home, When | arrived was told
that lie was not at home. but was eN
pected soon j was shown to II room
/ whore | made toilet taking care to
use some aromatic tooth powder ! had
with me 70 destroy the odOr OF whisky
and tobacco on my breath ! also di
vested myself OF my travelling suit
which was saturated with tobacco
NLl'h'. La rug Ept as wen llu US l''S
sihIe Of these telltales. / went down
into the library where / found an
evening paper. g. g.. - =" ~
j. was ."nErussed III the paper when,
nearing Io"tSteh looked up anu
great was my astohlshlheht man
stood D'iorc me""ith " benign smile
on his lace. aud wh". should he be but
the person VINO had sought mE..ac@
-qualiltahre+ on the tram and whom l
had relieved OF SIG, lie offered his
manu- ana shld :.,'@ " ...>~ 49,
g.. - IN Elad To see you. my dear boy
! can tell you at once that | heartily
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ed 90 concluded to take YOU IN
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.R."."' ! thought you 'N''e-
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80. ! nm N. IN business. an" among
No''iy" ",lq 'n''",'I'' ou' l. snow N '
self So concluded to 20 back to the
days OF my. via oats ana. see you as
YOU are, not nS you would pretend 10
p'& u very lon 'Hi Of. my niece ana 10
wish her &c. marty man, not SWIVEL.
ing, drir"tins fellow who pretends to.
goodness while his lnclin"ttons are 9th.
erwisr | have found you perfectly
honorable and you played fair game
I'm say this. even II You did relieve me
OF my money Come in to dinner. -
Mr. Springer did not let me 20 for
several days lie was not the man he
had been on the train. but was no
prude. He was much engrosscd In
10 ~crs rnt fr,,,,Nls did not give him
Such sprnot NM - ne. was
der ana Era, r,.., % SHOWN In a - SO
OF gr1v iNe bed Itself was
with q .,I .. .,',I''''I wood. embcTIlybed
The bed cover ,w ''S 1 Ll =, ...... .
he color Of rho ha I' " P"i" gray rep
lppliqued loyanJa. upon which was
Mis- sama. r 'r,snier .cretqHne flowers /
window bon.,1 1o','e appeared again as
The rot,n, .-,. ... .... I
tan AZ ''e'dS may he had in
al tint which cam Ip' ;. Or '., any other neu.
lth any color schan, Hnue 10 tone in q.
hon Eve when naa ih"y ar" quite II
Edith bought frort =. Ah uphol- d
her m IAN who l. =" u',.'t"tor' but {,
prIsel Id mok4 ono wa with her
"yor mon ara w., "
A few days after nv return / rareI
I'd n tolenbGne message from ANN
r;,,o ~, ,,s 20 fo,ch Ea,,h "a Nh
house FOR dinner and 10 spand mo
evening On tbe evening IN question
called ~, Edith ma She snid maj
;ta VIM try "a undo IN. I,rurrssiar,
she had made anon nv aunt. told
her INN she would battrr oct herself
md not try IA ppraa-,s ~ NJ
.lse Ami Kan, vas very shrcwd ana
~ u, l,o ro,,to,tf
w, ror,d or,S lstess got nj in her
t""iN wv tr.raIv decoIInt,. and
"',,' >'l',''t ,k,dornment she gave
,5 ~. XIV" Mud warmly pressed
'"'',' = 't','' nua IN know why she
- ~" III with Edith dur
'tnd unon the sub
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..t,i,,,., mad ehoc ked you.
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"sEafl.od III .,,, ,,,o " to fool
~ II III" -" know a
~ pp'e ~ my dear.
-" IA -. III ~ I" ven in YOU
,,.d in to din.
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~ mo ana 10