Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-06

Laughing and Seoi1lns,
double handful OF sand into the ar.
aud az the sunlight caught The myn'
ads VI bright surfaces she cried
What 10 IL Oh. uLst is AZ
sand said Tommy.
sand" cried Celestia
-Didnt you ever PLAY in the eand
vhon you we're litter"
n used 10 play Nth dlam0nds and
rubiea." said CelSstia. "Oh but this ia
wonderful. See you can ~rite Ia 70
snd dras pictures. Look. ara nlak-
ins tho man Sllilllef-
And. Indeed, ~lth her fqfennger Tor
pencil, she mRds GA excellent curica-
tufe Of him-
Who taught you 10 o. thai Ce
lesgiag
An angel she said simply
Well. said Tommy. I've beard 90
people y ho could draw llke angels
oh. Celoatia aren't you IA mtle
tired Of piaying this heavenly onslu
buaineaa ON me- J don't take an}
stock "a Il"
She looked at him vita a sudden
Erare sender
When I tell you that ! come FROM
heaven. you don't believe miI"
Why. Celestial" no said. me ilng
her gaze with equal srayity "you re
iust regular girl Why ,here's blood
on your cheek. where a deer ny has
bitten you
You've got 10 believe me. she
said, ana II seemed 10 Tommy she
was trying to master hlm With her
eyes
What arc you trying % DO TO mel'
no said Hypnotlse me-
Aad then he laughed. and looked
90 brown and handsome and good
naiured that Celeata had to smile at
him.
Now. ColesiiA." he said. I'm going
10 take you for boat ride But
You've got 20 ~ still mighty stul
You pretend that you're back iu hcav.
en- llatonius 10 lbratel accompanied by
the spheres"
hut she spoke with a sudden stern.
hesa that made him very lincoln.
Portable
ia there no reverence left On earth
No falthf It's high timo that /
came
Tie helped her into tho dugout. hls
eyes on The back OF her head cnam-
ored with tho way her dark. strong
hair met her straight white neck and az
he padded he kent saying who
The deuce Is she. and what the deuce
Ia shes
And "a these questions he could not
md any answers that we're altogether
satisfactory.
Just as they were landing on the is.
land there came 20 them once more.
fainuy, and from far-oi the baylng oi
The bsoodhounds. Celosgla save Tommy
a lsok full OF anxious appeal
Don't be afraid ha said. They
are milcH and miles from Us"
So they we're All OF them. still
ter, the euidea. the hounds, and the
indian Who reiolccd IN the name Of
OLD Man Smellsgo0d. which n Il re-
fered 60 anything about him except
hla shlhty 10 follow trail was an
Inappropriate mama. They were al
there. aevera miles away. hut Old
Nan smellsgood sAs in the head OF
an exceedingly tall pine. which ovar.
topped the fcs, of the forest. and from
which the view Vas exceedingly hna
aud expansive. Old Man Smslis.good
had a pair OF eyes that Teseuabled a
pair 90 telescopes. He could sec any.
thing that VAS IN sight
"see anything Stlliiter called up
20 the lndian
no see d. thing answered the
Indian without changing his e1pres
Sion IA = matter % Tact. b. mir,
aele OF optics, he had Just discovered
T9ppy helping Celestial ashore on the
lslend
Smells SOod disnnunted the tree ana
stood shaking his head.
No sea any d. thing. he said
Dog no GOOD. Smells good be think a
little. Thiak up where um mos likely
to go"
The old fAker. lie seated himself
upoa his heels. filed and LIGHTED hia
pipe. and closed his eyes as II in
deep thoaght.
ssunHer began 20 show s,gns 81
lmpAiene@ but one Of the guides
said Better leave him alone. he's
got a bunch. like a. not
Not until he had nuished hls plpa
DID Old AAa Smsils.good give any
sign OF What had besn soing on m
his head When DE rose TO his feet
be said simply Ne and an soon
AID he stArted o1 IN The direction Of
the AXE.
Nftesa minutes later be knelt saa.
aenly and Appsared TO hpsS his Ions
Booked nose In the sroand. he rose