El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-26

I b-+Ing TO DO. Some OF the folks in 7sh-
I 49, 1919 sorry for him. but rbs,-
= bsvs7 S oi1Is % wait and see that he be
3 Iottle, his little kitty sister y-s- -.
} I so--.,, one IL VINO tried TO help him So
l S- --s-i- nm out where he lay In tie 90
] sass IN the yard us
{ N so sorry for Won rTo,,-s
99e-u, ana patted his frousv heSi ~
eoeIa think OF any vav 70 Sci, -. -
thin T1s,---,. vii not help you do any
70 SCI ahead Of those two boNs = 80,
Z - inns " a nice way 10 do il
IN I'm Mlggled his whiskers and
hand al h ep ms h1s nose, and thought as
suddenly he sat Up. '-Tottfe % h -.i,
~ y ~ really mean that YOU viii REL,
ne 4olIle nodded her head snI 49,
she an Tom began 10 J-his-,s so men
ION CnTolded his plan and v-fsr5I-s-- 4;
- -t was such a good one thar 7ro-ris
fLsa,1 -, IN and laughed with him and
I ITly EoL4ed around with sheer f0V-
Z men she promised not 10 say = 80
! 1--I tney went into the house
I - 4a1ole knew that there vas
/ 49, SIllLls IN the air. but as Ions as In
/ Mes Iotue who was heIpinr ~, = =
- - ~. "oIry- When Tottie asked her
~ some sugar. and some fruif she
saES IL 70 her without q question
The next day. after an ~ ~ -,
Va uones the Iabbyland people ber-ar
~ ~ some 70 grandmother Tabby's BAN
Jld deacon Brown and Miss F1s,- -
the Bunnies who lived in 49, - e--I
t4u1f and Dolly Betty. and f,-s---' -
was there- They handed in thefS +iric,
49, ~, ~ OO4s1L tickets, and the money
tIoWeu IN Roly had chosen Tessfe T,af-
1y 70 stand at the door Poor vvi-f9yr-
hicks, with Toby and Fannie dressed h.,
49,, 5-lcle1, SUI clothes. came last OF an
think about Door Tom. ~ ~
he was busy some place else. Tottfs
~ refused 70 go, and was with him.
Iney were no place 10 be seen. and gT-S
4abble relt a little sorry thar So 80
oeen so severe with Tom ROlv ana H.
o3Aed ana save wonderful show lin
80 ESQ., ~ L.Iiy, ana Iae animals clapped
- c-eeEeu nlm- Then they began TO
StLee5n out OF the barn, talking and
Iaus nlns and crOwding. and savf1e-
"4 ~. nice boys Roly and Jim were.
2ul VINO was this on the outsider And
But VINO was this outsider And v-har
- - On tns little table near the door,
y !. a " = = I ON ana Iottie Tabby and they
L---u mace the very finest kind IF lem
onaue- Ten cents q glassi Come aDF
so a cool drink shouted Tom We
-ooAeo so pretty and the little stand
fuse Tottie served as fsst as M Co,-II
me pennies and nickels and dimes s-o-
MED the little dish and Toms pocZet
He had caught the folks in Tabbv-
4nG. LOT once, in good joke At the
lgnL time Even deacon Brown
N n u lt.,.. a slass' and instead Of paying
~ cents Tor Il, gave them a quarter.
he smile dat Tom as he said ..No
mango and Tommy giEgled out loud
silh JOY. holy and Jim were sur
.rlsed, but tried not TO snow ir 1r-s
-ahby was pleased and proud. but she
.ad 10 laugh at Tottie and Tom, who
- Srlnnlng from ear TO ear. Moth
r. he called out come here 7 No.
secret 10 tell you" Mrs. Tabbv benr
own, and Tommy stood on his toes 10
.nlsper' We have made just twice
S much money as Jim and Rolv. WASN'T
nice or them TO have all these peopIe
one 10 buy our Lemonade re ducEed
wy as ne spoke. for Mrs. Tabby try
% nor 10 smile had given him "a ten
ar cuff on the ear
ne was the hero Of the day in Tab
Oily glass OF lemonade free tHsv
look their heads and walked away
pm Just laughed, for he had beaten
en- a their own game.
Next time said TOttia as +ha,-
united the money. they VIII invite
20 whether YOU have been good or
o. II VIII be cheaper"