The record., 1914-10-15

She Had the
Habit

g'-l in the vEi.a serge suit 90 her
friend gu the opposite side or ina
ut3e tah'N. 81 don, Eno" whether
cen cy.'..n u O. yea lc- 4uae II ls
lind o., involved
m lare % go f',E 20 the uhe
80 7 vas .o"E --a nd Ni-io h't
'-s. i.,'~l y.nn UF horizon
;taa~ht I' vna thc @aosom. 81 boy
a." a'reieeat ro" ra 'aoFe ma ever
permitted to ..'..E Che earn. L.-'
Hnow Who - IN love Wiih me boy
Nio delivered groceries. ana l us't
% cHcrr'. lcr loH'! az tn'' 81.
tG"lng 10 convince tAe other ot me
fau0.oc ATTRACTIONS Of her oelo,.i'
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S'.i II showed NAV ne WIS u nero
-eatiAaa 10 90 Ealih Hcta5 anu 'Hd'
s-e was horr-d ihinS TO say ne was
h'-Aa.'' IL was just because she was
!l2.'o'.
Years later carlo across PC
ture ot Sunday school picnic WIN
WHO IN the En.H ro" ana l TOOK
Baoa Loo, az nm. Ec was ooy VINO
was cN2cSSratad at all POINTS. ii's
brisay halr stood straight up IKE
bAoe brush nj he mad pop eyes. he
Just queer i'oAlifE ana II seems l"
u'e ''i@' nave near" Iu''iois TN
t'-.e one tHl' ne l. l'n1''s ii''''
h'"'iS IN MS No.i'e ''"H'
Wen. when ! "as seventeen ny
h02rt te.1'.'u 10 It.ehard' l u'o"-,''
'.@t oi aG the Si'ha men % eaf'n no
was tn7 "Faides1 ana used 10 slt :!
my N'2a'W M hl'at Nhen i shou'a
pay" ','.', '..''.i'- my pe1"'S seer an"
'o'N az ''.a Moon ANA '' ''''i VI n''H'
Noble was the adjective l an-
Piled 10 Richard. | medhated upon
his serene brow. his poetic race and
Ills wonderful prFtna | hkened II
t2 = cameo and sighed 10 think that
o.i the men In the world could not
le Ike HIM and so redeem II from
It's PRO sale uGlnass. / SAID lLat lus'
TO look q hlm one would Know ne
was FLEA VIII splendid aspirations
ana was iar, iaracove sordid thoughts
Of gain that made most men selfish
'n! SrasI Ing. remner mother sign
Ing at the time ana murmuring that
Fordd gain WIS mishty nice thlns
10 have around when the grocery ana
milk bills came due.
81 saw Richard not long ago. ana
NJ all the lank slipshod, weak faced,
no account creatures he is the worst!
think he sells woodeGware and takes
his meals at a fifteen-cent restaurant.
There wasn't single. solitary thing
ABOUT him to admire or look up to-
and how had raved about him once!"
when I was eighteen thought tho
sun rose and set in Mr.. Judkins. VINO
was a friend Of fathers and bachs-
tor. I said his face showed that he
had fought with the world and had
been n victor In his battles and tho
marks of his struggles only added 10
the strength OF his countenance.
said that after knowing him the
younger men bored me with their
greorness and ineZperieuce and that
Il was such a comfort 10 be able to
rest on Mr.. Judkins' superior juds-
ment and know whatever he said was
right.
"NTv family wore terribly wrouele
nm about the matter and father used
regularly to exrlode when l spoke 81
Rr TudItins' wisdom and stability.
.r,ther would dissolve into tears and
to,, me not To ruin nv life by marry.
lag an old man. Well that's five
wears 2go-ard TODAY Mr.. Iudkins
tooI,s IN u,, Ii,,e n fat srsxharbeaten.
.lderIv man and If there was n law
conreIliug me- to marry him ia never
. 2bev tbe law If they nut me into
= Drison for lie.
,rbo-o v.or, sor,,,f orisr Mr. md.
t,r- .,5 cvorv ovo ot +bo ti,no I
oorgisor,1 tbo bost Ioo,,ioc. man ou
o.,r,, Tl,o ,tt,,cti,,a f.,t,,ros ! co,,II
,5;,, -, IN thoso mn, ,ro,,1d hove hoo,
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t0j. anJ ,',,l'l -, ~ aras tbo,r crooIrod :,
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