Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-11-14
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suspi cious some way so 4 went around
and looked for myself. !"
Where did you look r
The twins laughed gleefully. "Oh,
on top Of the windows and DOORS" said
Carol. @
How did you know" began Con.
ME. 5..
You aren't slick enough for us
Connie. We knew you had some funny
place to hide your money, SO I gave
you that penny and then went up
stairs very noislly SO you could hear
me, and Lark sneaked around and
watched, and saw where you put it.
We've been able to keep pretty good
track Of your finances lately"
Carol rose aid looked at herself In
the glass. 'I'm going upstairs" she
said.
"what fort" inquired Lark, rising
also.
Il need a little more powder. Ny
nose is shiny"
So the twins went upstairs, and
Fairy, sitter calling out to them 90 be
vorv caroful and not ,o+ T1;sha,-oloa
went ont into the vard ana wondarod
dolafnl,v ahont 10 harso,f q --- -
rorn;a - 80 ! +,,,,o aoo,da,, - =.
wo1,.hiddon d,na on, aa,,ra ~ ~.
ten cents could buy for her fastidious
no , yans ,,n,ane Man sn.. Has :.
mon .h,itr,, mo !. tnr, 20 ( ~, to-. ,.s.
+bon aan,us nrora,n+a., ! !. .,aae,,,,,4,. 49,
a., . +,e +n,,ns r,o,.a a,a,a. 49,, =. {.
ora sn,nr A. 4. >, ), - =
The 'coors+ovo GOT - tho dorpos,
and most remote cornar ~ tho .k,tchon
and whnro tho ch,nnan a++ ., mt, - r,- TIC
wa1, = uoa ~, 7ro+ac+ad ~ : sn,a1l ,;nc
Mate This Zinc nlata 5nrotrnded hare.
II nm inch Int that inch was mite
Sufficient FOR coins tho s,za-of Connia,s
and thera hiph and sncnro in tho
shadow corner Law Connie,s dime.
She went into the Kitchen can+touslv
careful of 1er white canvos shoes and
n,,+ a chair has,da tho etovo She
| hai, discovered that tho 1,shnon +urnod
rns,da down IN the chair gava 10,
snffic,nnt hn,oh+ "a rnach her nnval
banking nlaca
PIT e,a. for conr,a,s 80, cr, : +,ons, 8.
Carol NOS horn for h,ghar +h,ngs +har
dishwash,nv and sbe had snlashad
soansnda az tho +ah1o Tho non had
heen set amnnp them-anil then neat III
w,noa IN tho inside q h.d Noon hrro
m behind tho tahla-xuitl, tho suds IN
the notion And & was mon this
some dishnan t,,at Connie climhed a.
carefully n snarcl, ~ her ,,a Ring dime
mo ras,,+ MO. .,o,+.,, d : 7she e,o,,,,
and hraa+h,asa,r ~ , .a,soa 1901. ,. ~ :,
tintoe. steadvinp herself With tho fins
az her fingers liehtlv touchinr he
stoyepipe. her foot moved treacher.
ouslv into the soanv area and Skinned
Connie screamed. canpht desneratelv
81 the nine. and fell to the floor q :
sickening tumble Of stoy,epipe. dish.
nan and SCOT beyond her widest fan.
ciesl Her cries brought her sisters
flying, and the sight Of the blackened
kitchen. and the unfortunate child Il
the midst Of disaster, banished from
their minds all memory Of the coming
chaperon, of Prudence's warning words
Connie was IN trouble. With sis
terly affection they rescued her. and
did not hear the ringing Of the bell
And when Prudence and her father
with Aunt Grace IN tow. despaired 81
gaining entrance at the hands Of the
girls, came in unannounced. it was q
:. a. - = *, IN,
and the twins were only less sooty thar
Connie and the kitchen. And Connie
wept loudly, her tears making hideous
trails upon her blackened face.
s. ST might have known It." Prudence
thought, with sorrow. But her mother
" pride vanished before her motherl1
solicitude, and Connie was soon oui.
eted by her tender ministrations.
1--WE love you, Aunt Grace cried
Carol earnestly. ssbut we can't kiss
you.,'
Mr.. Starr anxionslv scanned tho snr
face of the kitchen table with an ave
10 future snnts an tho now snit and