The Washington herald., 1915-08-22

7 In the next three months. Abe came
1b5equruns 1bs2 ,,Iis tWi'e WI a week, and during
cases of the .'sulks'
He took them all good ma tured
mo-" no,""sTCF' ra an and not one did he "fy
loot III that house again He came
ploddIng along al the usual hour Just
the same as if nothing had happened
ana ne dld not refer to anything un-
! plea SAINT.
i Not only was II PLAIN to the father
1t., ana m2ther 1f2tn that Mss sally had more
theT had hope themselves that he
would eventually become a member
or the family. Therefore when the "p-
have a few private words with the
Young man. she said TO him:
Abe. do You think Sally is q
| strange girl
a little strange. perhaps"
he+tsI HT' she shs IS Is a9 good SirI S AheEnons
IAN wash and ron IRON. and she is is q GOOD oiie
I tempered except when she gets one of
It's called poutrne. believe"
Yes. routine or sulking, It is un-
fortunate. Doctor Baker said she would
outgrow IT and she has. to some ox-
around here the other day. and I told
| him about her. He said il WAS some
thing that could h" cured right
Well. lets set tn" cure" said the
lover Is II some kind Of stomach hit
"Ahe, tina, doCior SAID sudden
.,Shoo' Who's soiin' +" frishten her,
srIracy Of TWO. and when they were
through talking they both smiled and
said it would work II was i con-
spiracy against Sally and her sulks,
In about a week a fl was due. and
they would h" ready 10 carry out the
~
About quarter of mile from The
Whitaker house was an old cider
mill. long since given UP Il" the rats.
hats and owls OftImes when Sally
had her sulks she carried them TO his
old building, and took a seat and had
il OUT with herself. She had been |
CHEN Hi%M" other i% GO Girls HeT Would have F" BEEN
frightened by the loneliness of the |
place. |
One evening Abe got the wink from |
fh-. mother as he took \ seat in the |
pLrlor. II was a wink that told him |
SAID to Sally half an hour later
brought on the climax. She jumped
n1t Of her chair and ran out doors
hare-headed. Il was half an hour after
twilight. but he did not follow her
not as Abe. the lover There was some
hustllng done about rh ~- house and t
ana took his way 10 III" old cider
mill. the reader would not have rec
oCniZed him by his attire.
Miss Sally Whitaker had been
crossed. Inundated. reproved and Abe
Doe had done il. She sat i'll tho dark
ness Of the old mill. and eritted her
never speak to him again She doubt
ed if she would ever speak to her
father or mother AGAIN. or any Of her
hrothers and sisters. uncIes. aunts or
cousins She would run away. she
" ould become an actress 81" would
oh2nge her namf r. iF%m Tn1o S%!5E ybe Wdmfd Mh
= so dye her hair. and use heladonna
/" make. her eyes fash.
Squeak Squeak Squeak, went theI
rats and Sally shivered.
If she did not become an actress: I
she would graduate as hospital
nurse and go TO war, and fall in love 5
0-o-o-o-o-h' o-o-o-o-h' O-o-o-o-h,
Miss sally did more than, shiver,-she
She held her srognd; howfTer I,1I. as
hs had hot 15:heG 10 RS6 M6nde ET!NS f. TT
stead Of being an actress or nurse.
+ it wouldn't be better for her to be
ONE an LA dHW!s ,n5 ara aye rna s6v 6v-
nan life most every day. She had
bout decided on this latter job. when
IN awful groan brought terror TO her
leart. It vas a lone-drawn Eroan. II
vas a groan of some human being |
With his foot caught in hear trap
.ors hen-roost II fairly turned her to
Rr- did Sally Whitaker escape thus +
a asiiy" Not much, There was still
"mething coming to her. II vas
- - TN feet high II was clothed in |
chite. as respectable ghost ought TO
.e II waved it's arm. II sighed. 1t n
led = md mIIrfared as the terrified u
~ ,.Iarad Shrek after Shrek it
dyanCed upon her with outstretched
rroe
aLa Doe had been told by the hign- |
- authority that a couple of peach |
he n voice |