The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-11-20
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Ar tae EmTre Stts express flm-
BED cri q tle rlcs stet1l tnfti-
lag U1n for fto Eef-'l rl5f Nrrs
car1uy l1E laef .a 4Is af s1i r--
tar,i Be tAaf frl.l Bad efer erl
anyone e. aarry ca Al F0r fa.
iwerfiffh fIue te took one re dail =
ialr. - roH Htanr f.'l a
faa leIlotfHa saaei. all r.al i,s ta-
ieqls uorls of rse laFe yol
r1 great -ooe. Nhy iir.f ral asz
ne before irfl brGaf a ru1t
f-e UiHr,e ulil ihe airf
hr Dee Fa, Ware 1ial counted the
seconds ne fhe elae .-n-ane ~
ccr Vhfr.s sod them cH r-l i7ou- e
h'm nearer to D1u. 0uir Urr b
Iace she A -,-s hme huf busy
Hon.h fcr Am 1-. largely IS se-
es fo eef tle house f0 send A.I %
aeT York
The train hcelu % slow f1Wn a
guard ci'ee 4AitaAy, AlhauF Two
fonns mea one ina q brown derby ana
'ae other Hferns 8 VerT ligr FEDORA,
atcrcl aa8 nook places Ia fha seat
ahead oi Wfntforh.
NoH tii Show son ihat picture,
tl-flei tafl iAe ffloro. ts me train
teiied ~ aih iie took ouf fs0
teffapl an4 A4naa. z fo tae oihe-
eAp AfiN i AfioFc ltui in SUCH posi-
iten iAai fae i.at Wafc -ian could not
if seeing ~
~ ipfe- q SIMMER" Z" exclaimed
lae Brown Derby. What eyes Sav
Nil nian. you're 10 laek'
II the iint Ware Aan could not hcip
( seeing ne picture 60 lrst. he roa'd MT
ae'p bending forward now cl0xe 20 me
others backs nnd earlng at n between
tneir shoulders. wen. there was no
getting away from ihe horrid fact The
Eace was TINT q Dora HildchraHd.
Yes she's q mighty pretty girl,
Charity. and as clever ana good as size
= pretty. And what's better than an.
she ioFes me. Think oi it. Loves nae.
Hollow We're drummer Old man,
III bet I'm tho harpiesi salesman. Or
any other man, On this or any other
trnln.'
The Flat Ware Man dirrd into HIS
pocket brought ont Doras letter and
read li for the tWentg.lrst time-
II wonder II 1t s. the family of Hi
debrands that my people knaw in New
York; said the Brown Derby. The
Fiat Ware Man stopped argning with
himself. and was ah attention for the
new evidence. "I never knew the fam
ily myself. but I've heard my mother
and sisters speak of Them 7 think The
girls were quite chummy there once.
Seems 10 me tbcv lived somewhere In
Central Park Vest
"That settles it.n Tho words burst
aloud from the Flat Ware Man. ana
when the others looked around they
eaw him regarding thr beiI- rope ana
hummlne in bad imitation of pre-
occupied man. The Brown Derby
wlnl,ed at tile Hollow Ware Man. ana
the latter remarked:
"By the way. Old chan. be ready anv
time u help ne out rs host man. The
wedding may be very sudden. I have
the governors consent. DON'T fan me-
now
When New York was reached he fol.
lowed ne Hollow Ware NAN ana tba
Brown Derby out Of the car and along
the platform OF the Grand Central de.
not lnto the shouting crowd Of csb.
mon outside. Bidding hls friend goog.
bv. he Hollow yVare Nam said @yesn
10 one Of The cabmen. ana fhe Fiat
ware Man was So close tlot he hoard
hin rivo tho vorv rpmber IN centraf
pae- ,veet that Was tba homo ~ 1,aro
ii 4 notnenf AZ. TOO. wag In coh and
shining untawn AFTER mo other deter.
f.inaa n end the terrible susnense o.
fare ro.nr ~ Mg hotel Both cobg
reached tbo HHdebrand dwelling ai
fi.a s,r,e 4iu,o and IT.. two faros s,,r,,,.,
,gn~a 1ran irs4 enanrh aboad n rinc
th.. bef Tbav bowed an5 stood wa,t.
~ for nv door ~ omen
.Nfss Tulaebrondn ssis ,ba r,at
49,. ,s.r haos,ng ! oo-s T., III oor
ar8 anrgaof raia
asf,es Hffdsh-ondr said ~ other
rr.s-,,,,~ bis ca~J ana ho,h vc~o
sh,ve iefa ti,s drovgino roor
NJ n,snr3s ,,sra ,ves 4 ,rstii,. of
set-,s .~s IN. r.,.. w. ,rs., eas. ~.
rra ~ rie a-eans hetvrccn ~ r,~-