Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-14

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Illustrated bNEdpA1 ooSt SIN
Caex,za1t Ieep- z3,AuA.
I Dut the sgss % . psastsr ana
poured tns eoaee. ana ~ ~ ~
around the soap BOZ ana afs.
Evesyoooy telt psttsr TOT inc meal
ana, W wsfe asting teero Aasnina
ana talnng aod W cneefoi vnen
M: va Astyne opsesa me ooee eno
looked -. Ab 49, ~ stem. ous
wnsn No ~ %, W. Ass Pay q
ner knese eoaceiag 2 peeos of nseed
ana NJ. UoH pase09 me u seeee
- 2 nnSerhoNl 10 Stopped eeovka1
ana looked' oMooeo.
ineyfs nssA Sean % CARED y
Ms wifs. ana may eoth came IN. Gov
ereo Win SNOW. ead Ne nad eo3ee ~
eges AL over agaaa
Well. they stayed TOR IN hoaf. and
Mr. Sam talked himself black u tn
race and couldnt get anywhesA "a
nnally ne eve up ana said NJ washed
Ms nands 81 the whole snaas. ana tns>
ne was going 70 make auoeAef sease o.
his wedding journey, ana 4 they wa0s'
"a 70 Do paif OF FOOLS n wasn't %
70 nim-oniy - nssvenS sses nos @
csy eooes
And when Ae Mckys found u.s.
were not going 70 b separated We had
more Gomez ~ around and evssysoe,
grew more cnssrfal
On. W. wSre. !lU enssefu! ! SooH
Dsok nov ana tnink nov cnessfu W
were. ana ! snuooH. We eee aro0nd
tne nro ana axe ana iau9ned' ana IT.
Dtck arranged tnat MI Pierce snoaio
como out TO MN every evening fos
orders about the 1ias-if ne seesDsed.
ana everybody felt Ne woodland
was to come ct the Same time and
bring . basket OF provisions Tor the
next day. " course inc instant mr.
Jennings left the young couple could
go into the sanator1um ~ guests under
announcer name ana Do comfortable
ana - soon az the TIME limit was up
ana tne place was sun running smootn'
y, tney couid declare the truth, claim
tne sana'or!um' having iuinhed the
cono.t'ons o. 'ne WI: eno CONFESS 70
M. 'enn'nSs-oveE inc ionsoS'snce
VIZ
Wen. It Promised weu, I must ssy'
MT: stitt iets on tns ten tram ina.
mornine' loonnS iemon-coiored AND
mosued. ne insieted mat no wssn'
sose 20 60 out M. SAN eave MIN
needacne powder aaa pue MIN on the
usln' ANYHOW
io' . ! say. u promised wei. But
We maze Two missakss; We o1on'
count % me-. Thob1Sn. ana W dsdA \
Know Ar. Perce. And WHO could
nave imagined mat Aiks me ban MAJ
would 90 - ne did!
: Al'er 1uneneeon Wnen evefynody ..
dope springs taxes = nap. We mad
aaotner meetlng q the sneltef.house
tn0 ume Win Mf. Plefce. he lookee
oASed vben took MN 20 the snelter
mousse ana ne saw MI. DICK ana MT
Daek ana me M. sans and MISS FATTY
Tney gave nim . iawnrmower 70 81
on ana MI. sam explained the situa
t'on.
Il know It's asking . good bit, Mr.
Pierce" he said. and personally car
see only one way out Of all this. Car
ter ought to 60. In and take charge
and his-er-wife ought to 90 back t.
school But they won't have It, and
er-there are other reasons" HI
glanced at Miss Patty.
Mr.. Pierce also glanced ct Mist
Patty. He'd been glancing 1t her q
intervals OF two seconds ever since she
came In, and being . woman and hav
tns-a point to gain, Miss Patty seemed
to have forgotten the night before. ant
was very nice to him. After every
thing had been explained, including
Mr. Jenninsg nver ana dispositaon
she turned TO him and said:
We are In your hands. you see, MI
Pierce. Are you going to help us7'
And when she asked him that It va
plain to me that no was only sorry n
couldn't die helping.
II everybody agrees to It," ne said
looking at her. and you all think III
feasible and can carry 1t on, I'm per
fectly willing to Try.
"ot course said Nj. DICK. I u
psct 70 retain control you understand
that, suppose, feree! You can COM
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