White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-05

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with much concern 90 not sup
,oso II would seem rude. since his
nar, If yonr call Is so purely a busi-
nass matter. If I were % follow my
-. and consult with her Alone"
she suggested
,v assured her. glad to De rlo or them
for a moment. for emotional business
was uncomfortable
Thev came back just ahead OF Ab-
s.lom and the tea. and II tneir eyes
rifle suspicious as to color
Waningford hoped that Ne betrayed
no sign Of noticing II.
" have decided to accept your
ooer. announced Miss Harriet, with
an almost lmperceptible touch OF Miss
Martha,s hand MS they sat down.
VERY we'll" returned Waiingford-
.eha,, ve 90 TO your lawyers or to
min. 10 draw up the agreement
ITO none of them. II yous please"
.,o,ad Miss Harriet icily. I'VE bad
a awrer. and he lost us a great Teal
or nancy: SO II Won would Just as lief,
dr,, mn n clean and clear agreement
,hat any one can understand. and will
no satisfied with haring tome honest
friends of ours witness II. we De
much better pleased
$50 shall l." chuckied Wailingford-
and they led hin into the library.
whore nj n huge and much carved old
mahogany secretary. full OF odd little
comma tments and secret dra
Wallingford drew M an agreement 80
.Imnle and straightforward TINT both
Miss Harriet and Miss Martha were
delighted with IT, They signed II i'm
mediately. and %thcreupon Wlalinrford
who was always prepared for such
emergencies as this. paid them the
s5OO0 In cash. making nm energetic
bet with himself that TIES would die
of want II they had 10 Wat three days
for his check to be pni through FOR
collection.
Ii was a happy party which drank
the Ia Chinese tea after that i'm
portanf ceremony. There MAS a pretty
flush In the ladies cheeks and .
sparkle In their eyes. Youth had touch.
ed them for a moment again with his
magic wand. which makes the blood
run fast
When Wallingford had quite finished
with the famous tea and had eaten cv
cry last crumb Of his cakes. Miss liar
riet. who had been waiting with splen
didly concealed Impotence. arose and
passed the tray for his tea things.
at will take us only Il moment OF
two TO put on our wraps she suggest.
ed We shall 90 at once with you to
the witnesses OF whom We spoke and
have our agreement signed. 50 that you
will be protected In ease anything hap
pens fo US You have made MS very
rich now. you know. and we are likely
TO fall victims 10 mad dissipation.
I'VE may have "A week In the city for
the opera. maybe. may We not. Har
ventured Miss Martha hopefully
You may have anything you want.
think" promised waIlingford. FOR
! believe that | shall have the
of realizing your fathers
Dchool for you and OF paying you that
100000 besides"
Our trip to EUROPE" gasped Martha
and gowns. and the blue ocean.
do you believe 1t can be true.
Mr.. Wallingford?"
The most likely thing In the world"
he assured them. smiling at her enthu
,iasm. by the way. you'll understand
hat this transaction Of ours Is abso
lutely confidential"
Certainly" hesitated Miss Harriet
III you wish II you must have an ex-
,ellent reason. | know"
He almost blushed. Il have" he re
Piled.
Wallingford. who had quite deliber-
,tely kept out Of the why until he had
! plan of action formed. rolled up to
The Skillen Military academy in the
hired limousine and found the first
In marbles digging holes In the
dirt with their knees and two football
e%leyens. grimed from head 10 foot. TAX
ing their initial practice on the campus
In the office Wallingford found
Biackie standing gracefully at his
desk. surrounded by Il group OF grin
ming Instructors. aud p~roponnding his
theory of elementary education.
In addition" he was announcing.
every boys hair is his own. On and
after this date beans will be- served
only twice n week. and sandwiches.
pie. doughnnts and apples shall be
standing on the sideboard
In the main hall. with nobody watch
Ing. In ease OF u light. the boy who
Is the most out OF breath shall be
allowed to explain drst. A batting
shall take equal rank with a
score In geography. A pupil In arith-
metic shall have a proper grade for
the ans wer. no matter how he gets It
] have decided that a certain amount
OF instruction will not hurt the boys.
and it's up to you gentlemen to ad-
minister the same with as little pain
as possible" 0ts
he paused. bowed to !. Rufus and
cat down.
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