The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-12

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'NN'|f A|A WV .MEANA ALRA 0A2AH -
frankcnntein like Jake. sometimes
n what hts people couid
have been 10 have produced one 10
utterly unroaponaiVe, n yet ahe
knew very well hat Jake was a very
good man and nelyhbor and friend.
lie was one OF the many who make
much better friends than husbands.
lie could talk freely and openly With
his associates, and hartny. often
found out many things BY hearing
him talk with outsiders. She often
learned things from outsiders. and
from long practice had learned 20
Vel her surprise at the various things
she learned.
Jake thrust the sheet Of paper on
the window shelf. turned and looked
AZ Anrthy. and although Ahe had been
regarding him furtlvely she imme-
diately turned away. as though
wholly occupied with her daily tasks.
Topped The market" Jake 1crked
out tersely. Marthy made no re-
spouse. for she knew n ahe mani
tested the least surprise or interest
Jake would shut up like an open
clam that had been disturbed. Top
ped he market" Jake r~eiternted. a
little irritably. 'Don't you hear2"
Marthy gave n little inward start
and murmured indifferently. "Ohi"
Both lots topped" he continued.
Marthy would have sat down from
sheer faintneaa whole thirty
brought almost si.s0O!"
Here was certainly something as
founding. but Narthy murmured
.oh" again In a rather dazed way.
Dazcd not 70 much by the Informal
ton. but because Jake was telling
her something voluntarily.
They'd netted a lot more N II
hadn't cost 20 much 10 market them"
Jake continued. Used TO cost about
30 cents 10 ship and market "A hog.
but this last lot cost me morc'n 81
a piece. about what a hog used 10
bring
Marty. sim too astounded 10 make
reply or 10 question, kept silence, but
a thought hot through her mind.
She had fed those pigs. One OF them
had been q unit and had been hers
she had FUSED with II a great deal
until IL had grown beyond all the
didn't work very rapidly to cOnclu-
aions although she had thought a
good many years about having some
small share IN the proceeds OF the
Farm. Aside from the poultry and
butter money she had nothing. Now
she wondered
Mother" came an eager voice, and
n fluffy haired girl came into the
room. I've found the prettiest plece
Of goods. But rs high. it's awful
high. ] brought a little sample.
though, for YOU 70 see-iusi TO de-
light your eyes" The girl flashed a
mothers beauty starved eyes
ITS wonderful" Marthy said. and
her ton was full OF mother love. Il
wish. maybe. when we