The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-08

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f, played. Frank and Annie won eesliy.
Tncn she sanE again before ne isft
fh.a tine also 81 Franks cqucet
aur Iamphsrr tells me- Mis-. Fann
IL = nembsf Of your hou-~hoid. end
mai nhe u 70 rsmain with yoa when
you afs Married" NJ Hart said 70
yes. We are both Delighted. she
h = great favofite Of mine"
IN ths anne office. understand I"
"Yes" I rather wondered AZ his
tudden interest m Annie. Wondered
she viii Keep her positionf"
Yea ! aeafn wondered. wonder
ms nfill more NJ this interest.
just then the SOM finished Annie
rose from tho piano and came over "a
~ prank following slowly.
Your sonE vas deiishtful." Hart
said aithoueh vas sure no had not
heard a word.
Il 40 not play my ACCOMPLISHMENTS
AZ we'll AZ owe dcsa hut u seem
selfish 10 ask her 20 40 u always"
Mr.. Hart noon after bade ~ good
night asking " he might come soon
sal
Annie. 7 think you have made an
impression ! said A. the door closed
after him.
Don't be silly. onve.- Frnk's
voice beid a nots Of irritation.
I'm not slily.-
Then NJ Annie babe ne good nieht
and We were alone. AIDED n
would be fine N they should take .
notion 20 each other. no seems a
nire fellow"
n would not attempt matchmaking
" ! were you." Again his voice held
that same irrlfatad note.
Wa talked a few moments about IN
consequential things then Frank aiso
said good night
For nearly a. hour ! sat trying 10
puzzle out what that queer expires
sion N Mr.. Harta face could mean
that smile. Then ! unused over hts
questions about Annie. Just curtos-
20. nnally decided. spsakine aloud
Hut all the time ] was prcparing
for bed l vas thinking Of him and OF
Annie. and IN a way hoping they
would learn 10 like each other. Wart
va a gentleman; very different type
from the men . rirl like Annie often
had opportunity 10 meet. N was nice
IN Frank 10 brinK him up Hs-Fmnk
not have monopolined har a.
he did must caution him His love
Tor her music made him careless OF
the advantage such an acquaintance
be 20 her.
Annie and I had often discuased
her parents. a. she called the FaEins.
"Its no use. olive I guess 7 he
long 20 them all right. ! wish 7 could
find thcm-perhapE--if didn't be-.
misht-do You suppose
would tell me- feel 70 wicked
sometimes herauss ] don't love them.
hut how can I when there isn't any
love here Her hand on her heart.
n had not thought Of that. Annie.
OF yourself II Ne made " worth
while. I shall wish nov that
we may find them. You have put
idea IN my mind. I have been
selfishly niad hat you couldn't. I
something might take you
me-that they might"
No N can 20 thai-noi A. long
NJ YOU want me-
Then You viii never go. Thlnh
what an awful fate 10 IN store FOR
you. To he kept a spinrter Just 10
! ran have you with me" Then
] added; stay with us until you
marry. Annie. Really ! hope you may
Ind a nice fellow some day and be a.
~ I am"
Every Jil has her Jack. I suppose.
Mine may come along. But ! am In
no hurry"
How did YOU like Mr. Hartf'
"Nery much. Mr.. fampheer doesn't
particularly for him. doea he7 I
know he was his guest. but We don't
Ike the people We FOR some
enaon entertain"
like him"
He spoke rather slightinsiy OF him
70 me az the plano"
fou imagined q Euess" ! re-