The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-11-13

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He .Hat oseanod 10 Have Dosidcd %
=, - n.n'ain Where Il Was.
anothsr. OF biz three relatives ,thedr In,
terchansed congratulations that b.: had
recovered bis sanity. ,@-:::s,:,.
ia" Thu day b done and tho. dark-
.nesa'".. began M, Kinoslhg-and re.
eltsd that poem entire. He. followed
: 4 with Tho. Children's Hour" and,
alters pauss:at tho close, 10 allow his
listeners time to- 4. little: reelection
upon biz rendition, .:ts passed his hand
again over biz head and called IN the
direction Of tho doorway:
Il believe I win take my hat now,
little gentleman, T., ..%'z>> .-.-
Herr 1t s,"SaM Penrod. ulne1psct,
sdly climbing over the porch railing TN
tho other direction. His mother and
father and Margaret had supposed him
to be- standing, In the hallway out Of
dsferencs and because he, thought 1t
tacttuI not to interrupt the recitations.
.Al Of them remembered later that this
supposed thoughtfuliess on bis part
struck them a. unnatural. ~.
Every good, little gentlemany' said
Mr.. Kinosling; and being somewhat
chilled. placed the hat firmly upon bis
bead. pulling it down a. far a. It would
50. It had Z pleasant warmth which
10 noticed at once. sThe next instant
b. uottced something ~ i pscuiiar
sensation Of tho scalp-a sensation
which hs was quite unable 10 define.
He lifted his hand 10 take the hat of
and entered upon q strange expert
ence-hh hat seemed to have decided
TO remain where It was. y
DO you like Tennyson as much as
1onsfellow, Nh. Kinoslins1' inquired
Margaret. -.
"1-ah--1 cannot n.y." he returned
ebsently. "I-ah-each has his own.
ushNdavoe and SAVIOR, each hi,-ah-
:ah"-
Struck BY 4 stranseness IN his tone.
abe peered 1t him curionsly through
tho dusk. His outlines wero indis.
dnct, but she made out that his arms
were uplifted in g singular gesture.
He seemed to DO wrsnchng at his
head. :. E:>:.- IS !: /. S. -
''1s-is anything the !: matterf. she
asked anxtously. mr.; Kinosiinx, are
you mr. ... .,... > 81 ,. s. ~
MOT at-ush!ali,. hs replied, In the
same odd tone. believe
ughr' Ill: -. =. : -
He dropped hib hands from his hat
and rose. Hi manner was slightly aei
tated. Il fear I may haxe~flkenc q
trinins ah-cold W sho1ld II -per-
'haps be-ah~hstttt1 r.. ;ss: 81 WI
eh-say sood CSC Csc ; sss:sa 3 ., :.
= At the steps. .she, 1ttinctixslH lifted
biz hand 70 renpve H. haf, but did not
-dosso and, saying Good nightr asain
ina frigid ;eona depsrte WITH visible
Stiffness from that hptsA return, no
more. l4> = - ~ -,
"Wsll, OF air. cid Nh. schons,d.
astoupded, "What was the matter:
He Just went like that! She made
q Hurried 0estu1e. I'm heGysn.s name.
Margaret, what did you ny to himl'' "
I '1!' exclaimed Margaret Indignantly.
'Nothns! Hs Just WentE D = IL 81 4.
--.'Why. hs didn't sysn take OF his hat
when he nd rood night said Nh.
schodsld. .....:5ss ~ &. WI I I .s. 4
Narrsr.e who had crossed IS de
doorvsv ee,ight the ythtos 1T of 1 .whis.
pc behind hef' Mhere seooo i 41e = 2
"You brt he didn't !, Il.
He nav : that 30 49,. overheard.
] a friehtfnl suspicion dashed through
Marraret1 mind suspac3un that. Kinos-'
lins's rat you'd have 70 be sithAf
boiled Of Or shaved Cd. With growing
horror ~ recalled Penrod's long Is.
1enc4 when 10 went % bring thS Int. .
':Psnrpd." me cried les me- - Your
hands" I'll. ss5e fs.5s B.