Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1916-07-21

friend:
ar Won choose to wait Johns coming
Won can he accommodated
T'va been thinking that might woir
n dav mr. two but 7 womb nor tbiul, az
intruding upon Won. I'm staining mr.
the inn. ana I can as well keen nv
room there Rv the hive whore bos
John poneP have n mind to commu.
nicate with him and learn whom he'ii
be hack"
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nieai u oel oon, eisatiol 'ne
e.e'' 'oiu SUSIE 'i'' ner p,o.ner WISH,
~ r. 80 w" ne'' NV
strro.aa 20 sana ~ ~ t., eor ~,
t,amon,s hoggooo ond 90 noss,,,io o.,
h,n, an, ho Iohn1 roturnod
"who Ia heg" asked susie
"a collogo c,ossmato Of nina"
with This thor wos a clIcl, ana On
sle was sbut ar from anv fprtbor IN
formation without word 70 tho vic
itor she sent for bis hogpope md II
arrived I'm time for him 70 dress for
dinner Notwitbstonding be had roach.
ed middle age no seemed very bovisb
He talked n great deal about the Essen.
pades he and John were concerned I'm
while I'm college. though he sald that
John was rather old for that sort of
thing. Susie wondered how Johns
friend could have had time for esca
pades, for Phi Beta Kappa key hung
to his fob, and Susie knew that that
meant high stand in his class. How
ever, he gave her the impression of be.
ing very bright, and 1t might be that
he had been one Of those students who
can maintain a good standing with no
great amount of study.
Susie Atwater was DESTROYS of oh.
tanning the guests name, but hesitated
to ask him point blank Finally she
mustered up courage to do 80.
II have proposition to make" he
replied. when your brother returns
he and / Will be John and Bob to each
other. You and he will DO John and
Sue. That leaves you and me out in
the cold for Miss and Mister. What do
you say to our being Bob and Susie
tiil 1onh comes nome
ineie "aS soinethiis iorceiul apout
Tue nun th"t prevented ner insisting
on inoie s"lisi"o.ory repiy 10 her
Iuestioii' She hssehted 10 MS PROPOSE
tion' though whenever IL came 10 ad-
dressing MN as BOD Sne eVadeu dolhg
30 Dy NOT cailihg MN py any name at
az o"o ""s pusSins very ueiien,iuI
soa .s,n anu pesuh 70 wsn hcr protner
"ouiu no' hui,y paeA, Docause "hen no
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49, @ .ne m..e'
49, ny unu ~, " "ee' nii''
o' 1onna
neilo' bopT
your sister has been good enough to
Keep me over"
80 see."
John grasped his friends hand; then,
turning to his sister, he said:
"Sue, this is my college friend, Bob
Martindale, better known to the public
today as James Robert Martindale
governor of this state. I'm glad you
succeeded in keeping him until my re-
turn"
"a bio iob considering how hard
I've tried 70 get away" replied tho
governor ironically.
This ,ntroduct,on strrcL N,.s A.
wafer dr,ob She d,d not ,rv 20 anoan
o. sha no. .oo ,nroh ~ os. ~ - op9"
nttor = sorn6 A doaon onnsidaro,,oo
s 49, u bun "o b., - uo~ , s m,,n n.ions
man fuIl NJ colIooe nronLs Gov
ernor, Ana bo bod come Lnow,no hor
h,o.hor ,yos o,you ana os,o. 1910.
bor N srnnoso ho ,yorId dasor t,s ,,,s,t
.nHua k.o.y III . ., n,s .lsi.
.har,n. 800 ~ 20 20 n,. e., tn
yohn 49,. hts ,O.or"a,,r,, i,a,,o 80
: H.. aa,,.aa a. 49, re M,
toionhonad no - ToSn,' ohaon no~ !. 'oa
$3.50 - W Doa aua'noo - y.
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&c.. rs -. ' eon Inc 'no
oo,,S han" az =. mt Dse a snan ne
NJ 80. 80 ..ooa" LA "mIay
p,ieI rece,s n enueu. : nuSt 10
But Governor Martindale, having bro