The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-13
WONDERFUL. WONDERFUL
NEWS. LITTLE BOOK
Copyright. 1918. by the Newspaper
Enterprise Association.l

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Dick and Harry symone carried
me downstairs the other night
after I had recovered from my
fsinting III and put me In one OF
tho Symone cars.
After had been out in the air
felt able to walk from the motor
to the elevator which took va 20
our apartment
This morning Dick would not
let me get up. and all the time
sputtered about my dancing too
much
You must see doctor" he
commanded 4 want 10 be sure
that your heart Is not affected
"Of course. It's affected. dear. II
has been ever since ! met you" /
said as pulled him down TO me
and kissed him.
There. little book. think that
declaration and kiss will drive
from his mind any lingering mem
DRY OF Eleanor Fairlow's flattsry.
promised 10 see my old friend.
DIR. Atvater. and after Dick went
asked Aunt Mary TO call him up.
Dear old man, | had rather neg
iected him since ! was married.
first because ! did not believe what
ne told me about marriage. and A.
last because | found out II was
true and did not want to own up.
However. did feel rather queer
IL and ! had more confidence In
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TONERS
While I waited for him my Irish
lima gination got in it's work. ! be
gan TO think that probably ! did
have heart DISEASE Ny heart at
that moment was pounding like
mad and had a horrible feeling OF
nausea at the pit OF my stomach
Then I got hot all over and sud
denly I turned cold and shiyered.
although ! was we'll covered and the
room was warm.
I'm going TO die ! said to my.
self.
Immediately I began 10 tremble
Ny eyes smarted with tears saw
myself lying in coffin with banks
OF flowers. and all around my sor.
rowing friends standing about.
Some OF them were gently pushed
aside and Eleanor Fairlow bent
over me. What ! saw in her eyes
made me Instantly resolve to get
well. and | put all Imaginary pic
lures out OF my head and began to
get M and dress. but. alas. ! found
myself very weak. my heart began
to beat so rapidly again that I
crayled back into bed and was
weeping when DR. Atwater arrived.
Here. here, what Ia the matter,
my child?" he exclaimed as he
looked at my tear-stained eyes.
This will never do.
Doctor. am going to die. -
Nonsense. You are probably
going 10 live longer than you VIII
want to-
But. doctor. my heart Is all
wrong. and last night when ! was
dancing I tainted
Were your coTsets Tight
Not very. but I've been getting
a little plumper lately. guess so,
for my corsets seem tighter
Dear Doctor Atwater's ewes twin
kled "Msrgie." he said, It II not
death here with which We are con
cerned-but life
oh. Doctor. you don't think
Certainly ! do.
Then I did cry In earnest was
so happy.
No longer need I envy Eliene or
Annie: no longer need ! pretend TO
myself that Dick Is not disappoint-
ed because we have no children {;
no longer need ! think that ] am
not Ike other women and that the
blessing Of maternity Is TO be de.
MED me.
am going 10 have a baby for my
very own. The crown or woman.
hood II placed upon me and | shall
soon hold my baby
what shall | tell Dick? ] am
as bashful as a girl and yet ! am
sure the same thought will come
10 him that has come 10 me be-