The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-12-30

] poor Alfred's shoulder. 1T sfmpl
means that AIfro1's tine blue" she n
Piled sobsriy. He has the loyalty o
: dog. il was awful Of me to do II
though. don't know what you'll
think q ne. Hall. But you haven
told hin. ysS Alfred. Go onl And d.
hurry, Dlsassl"
We'll. shs asked mo to 20 down tc
the city hall With her, for TO get mar
rage license. This afternoon, Il Wa
aAd yeu know what thought. Well
We went ~ 70 the desk and We got !
applicatiou--a printed paper It wa
teIlin' ali about what We was and how
old. Ike, and We sat down to table
and Miss Fisher, here. she took pen
and ink"
Hurry. Alfred. hurryl" cried Flodis
imDefientIy.
Well shs went to work and wrote
yessss' and 'noss' on the lines. And
thea she signed her name, Miss Fisher
I'D. and she handed me the pen" Sud
denly Alfred turned his head. and
busssd himself for moment with his
handkerchief. He returned to his nar-
rativs almost choking. Il was Just
a-gcin' to sign Alfred J. smalIish:
that's my name and what always sign
Il, whom she says to me. Miss Fisher
did. You write down this here name
what ] tell you: Hall Cutler Boni-
steiis' she says. You asked me to ask
you to do something hard for me, for
to prove your love for mel she says.
and indssd did. Mr.. Bonistelle-and |
10 signed the paper and we had 1t |
swors T."
We'll. give me the paper, Alfred! |
Do hurryi" FIDDLE cried anxiously.
Alfred drew from his pocket the
document. and handed It over to Hall.
F1odfs bent over 1t. You see. AL
rod had to pretend he was you, that's
II. He's the same color. you know"
Hall looked up At Alfred. and smiled.
We'll, mean he's white" Flodie
Explained anxiously.
Yes, he certainly il rather white I"
lall remarked and turned again to
'ok at the document.
"Of course we did have to lie q little.
lat Is, Alfred did-about your father
nd mother. you know. didn't know
nat their names were, 30 we had TO
III them John and Mary-you don't
ind. do your"
mot 1T ALL"
And you haven't any former wives.
ave you, living or deadf"
Not onel" Hall was emphatic.
Then its perfectly good license.
Id 1t hts you and there's your name
ID everything. and mine. too. You
mt mind. do you, Hall. dear7" Flodie
gan to blush violently. and was very
infused. You see, kind OF thought |
~ were going to ask me. sort Of felt |
coming. and / know you'd be too
upid to get one YOURSELF"
'Flodfe-Fisher--Bo nistellel" he ex.
aimed. and threw up his hands, you
rtainly are a business woman! ri
mt see what chance I'll have after
ere married! But I'm perfectly will
- 10 let you manage me. Flo.
rtatnly have botched things when
Ter I've tried to run them myself"
okinS at his shoes ~ind Won 49,.
tilted perjury. Alfred. just for my
kef"
Alfred draw bim.s,, nm
Not At Ali. Mr.. pon,,t.,,. 1.'y
ISIS Fisher ! done itl'
Then you did It for me. Nv love
fired. lot ma sb.ts vonr w.
an can't be th.phed sor : s.-'s nu ~,
at, and he cant he rewsrd.s. o s me b
ere.s anything can 40 30 'as Il
me III" ''1' you
There's only m. On. .h,n \
w. Mr.. Bonistelle would -. .
. be vour hast M. V.,u you ieave n
here was once vb.n hnrss uain
BRIDEGROOM myself NM pa., .ou'u Il
It | see now that WAS foo,,sh p's +
,uld be ! sstIsf.ct,on ~ ssa oue
Miss Fisher. n Won don.s r,nsn v
Hall. lsuxb,nr .,.nn.a
ok. sure Ajfredr w, ~ ~ the s.
-, lou can De the a
ense In All rirht r.,,s -, ,.is
,renus: heu te,, nss Ia ~ sr, Il
r the door but r,od,. M s' started D,
ckoncs to the sttornsr "s a.s s'feaay la
!. a. ~ ~''orney' VINO now
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