The Springdale news., 1914-07-17
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By ALLIE CLAYTON.
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 Tn glad | wasn't that siddeas man. He al1ays called me little one and patted my head and he had bron- ehitis and always coaghed before he spoke, and sister said she didn't care fl he as rich, but she couldn't endure q man who wore brown ties and ate grapefruit with fork and anyhow F. gave her the shiyers That was the time mother eeolded SO and sister went to Aunt Clara for month.
 I'm surprised al her getting en- gagged. because she'll have to have 2 house and meals then and she says picking out things to eat is simply 5J.1 T. n away keeping down the grocery biz for any man and he night as well make up his mind to it. Anyhow, Sis fer never loses her head, because mother says so. and she'll make him toe the mark Mother says that with her sweet smile sister could maka man believe white was black, but that seems foolish Wouldn't you know black if you saw t
 T used to think l was able to dis tingHish eolers. admitted the caller
 But you're different. said Ire young person II isn't as though vol were one of sisters trailers-thats what dad calls em. It doesn't make any difference to teu. Only thoeeht if told you about t you'd understand why she didn't hurry to get down here, now she's interested in one par ticuIar man.
 Well. said the caller, "I'll tell you q secret. I'm the particular man.
 The young persons eyes bulge I. "Honest2" she squealed Why, Wss never 50 sur=r-p -p-prised in my ll-life. And YoH never Rettea he dog once! My, but you're quiet"
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