The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-04-22

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.ls WIEN - drop IN this afternoon
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sae IS Prey SICK. hear" mumb.od
he.
l.ae,'t she 80; rursc:" demanded
lis wife.
Il Iaero'y ccerod the :.ssestion in
o-tor
"on. wci sec he n,x. week. ny
c,hcr news"
Alro. Booth, Br2h&oa's mother, was
operated OF for scma,hias or other
10y before Yesterday"
"Ch. deer. The poar ihrg, Where? ."
philadelphia. of course"
Il Wonder if-let me see. Leslie.
isn't there good train 10 Philcdel-
phia at four O'Clock? J could so ."
Really. rly IDEAS" said her hrs-
band sharply.
You icrSet how busy we are, moth,
or" said Vivian. without a smiia.
'Nonsonse!" said Mrs. NrandaH. in
considerable confusion Was il a scgi.
i
They cut bone out of her rose.
that's all, Brandon says her heart is
weak They we're afraid of the ether.
She's al righl. Carroll GAYS"
Goodness" cried Mrs Wrandan.
One might have suspected note OF
disappointment in hsr voice
Il shall 80 up to see Sara this after
noon" said Vivian calmly whats
the number of her new apartment"
You have been MP to see her, OF
course" said Mrs. Wrandln acidly,
He fdgetted. ~ didn't hear of her
Illness Until yesterday"
IN so up with You, WV" said Les
lie.
no, you won't" said his Sister fat
~. I'm going to apologize o her for
something l eaid to Brandon Eooth,
You needn't tag along, Les"
+, At. half-past five in the, afternoon.
the .Wrandall Limousine siopneIi In
front OF the tall apartment baildng
near the park. footman jerked Open
the door, and Miss Wrandall stepred
out. At the same moment n telegraph
messenger boy paused on the sidewalk
TO compute the artistic bat puzzling
numerals on the imposing griled doors
of the building.
Miss Wrandal had herself an.
nounced by the obsequious doorman,
and stood by in patience to wait FOR
the absurd rule OF the house to be
carried out; NO one could get in
without being announced from below"
said the doorman,
81 en- get in all right, all right. said
the messenger boy. II got Telegram
for de loidy."
Go to the rear" exclaimed the
doorman, with some energy.
While Miss Wrandall waited in
Sara's reception hall on the tenth floor,
the messenger, having trayersed
more devious route, arrived with his
message.
Watson took the envelope and told
him to wait. Five minutes passed.
Miss Wrandall grew very uncomfort-
able under the persistent though com.
plimentary gaze of the street urchin
He stared at her. wide-eyed and ad.
miring, his tribute to the glorious. She
stared back occasionally, narroweyed !
and reproying, her tribute to the gro. !
tesque.
VIII you please step into the draw
ing-room, Miss Wrandall;' said Wat
son, returning. He led her across the |
small foyer and threw open door, |
She passed into the room beyond
Then he turned to the boy who stood |
beside the hall seat, making change |
for a quarter as he approached !
Here, = he said, handing him the re,
ceipt book and dime, that's for
you" He dropped the quarter into his /,
own pocket, where il mingled with
coins that were strangers to 1t up to
that instant, and imperiously closed
the door behind the boy VINO failed TO
say thank you" Every man to his
trade!
There was a woman in the drawing
room when Vivian entered, standing
well over against the windows with
her back to the light. The visitor
stopped short in surprise. She had
expected to find her sister-in-law in
bed, attended by politely superior
person In pure white. 81.
why. Sara" she began, Il am so
glad to see you are up and
The other woman came forward.
But am not Sara, Miss Wrandall,
she said, in a wellremembered voice.
''How do you do?"
Vivian found herself looking into
the face of Hetty Castleton, Instantly
she extended her hand
This is a surprise she exclaimed
when did you return? Leslie told
me your plans were quite settled when