Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-29

'ench warfare
church never had n convention before
an If Mis- SWank an Betty was here
Ia take in delegates. I'd feel obleeged
to, bcin' leadin' citizen so"
Cant you now" asked the girl.
"lli manage the cooking"
"Church delegates shouldn't go to
a house where "A girl larks." gloomily.
" 'Tw0uldn't he iittcn."
Then find somebody who is fitten,"
requested the girl. her eyes swapping
into his
The deacon recoiled \ mere girl
dcfyIrg him. But his need was great
II can't" he acknowledged. i've
wore myself out tryin'. An I've got
to get back TO my business, an them
invitations are to be writ an'--''
"Thcn there's my side" crisply. II
don't care to be called names any
more The way you've been twisting
that word lark is all foolishness, and
you ought to have the sense to realize
IT, You're too hig man to brow
beat. | can do your work all right,
and can giNe You IA table suitable for
delegates II YOU care to ask any. But
! won't be cramped. You mustn't
como into the kitchen every time you
enter the house and tell me how few
SpoontulS of this and small quantity
Of that VIII do and that grease or lard
viii answer where buffers needed and
skim milk where creams called for. |
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l,it.h,r ma bc,,s. ,r'i on"U.,b 20 dC
with. And l don't mind adding that
I've lost most OF my desire to come"
The deacon opened and shut his
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ou' Won ,on order any -anvtbing ycl
want NJ rorrsa IN ,.c,s,,, [I,. ht',,li
rn for ,1ir,s Avn, NOW, mi b.,
coin Nou Lnow tbc wov N,nir,t
have sumner IN / vnn,t ba bor,s
nm thc,,''
A dozen wards AWAY ba lools5 bacl,
"r,,r%ot ~ .,sl, ,.n,,,' -, y, ~, ia
minister ,rst said cal ~ Mis-;
Cnvd.r'
"D,h will do all ri,b," sbe an
svcrcd
Whom Deacon SvanL ,a,rc bor,e
trl, nj,ht he walked .Iovvlv II bad
h.sr D, hcrj j,,. I,,,+ IN .;,,b, -, -
h,use his stens n,iirLrrnL oi,,ost ~ a
run. A. first he mot If might he ON
fife only opnnsitr mo doNr ala ,bs
f,or l.,,., h3,,
The front of his b,usa vr,s rsvar
on,npd .xrrnt nm r,re oc.,,s si.,,s ,,be-,
snecial visitors came nr was IN he
cleaned Nov oll the window curtains
wero mn. the bir l1mp over Tho narIor
table was lighted. the hall lamp was
lighted. in the parlor fireplace was
his blaze ot LOGS. The door was slightly
aiar. tuo-wasting SO much heat in
side that they had TO let some OF il
out he thought
Within he saw the dining room was
lighted. the kitchen. too. From there
came the merry voices Of children
So merry that he scarcely recognized
them. Alice, the l+-year- the
weakly one. whom he was anxious
about. fairly bubbled with laughter.
Alice stood still a msmeut listening.
Alice always spoke in a whisper when
he was in the house. He supposed she
always did. He could not remember
Whth ne h8G heard her laush. some
tn!NS stlppSc ms heart- Maybe she
vas Seulhs oet'er. surely she couIdn
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