Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-03-27

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:, III IN, do what can for ,o,, L
t n Doyle %gh , hastily alr. cr1 51a
But I don't want to sea- H..
carlotta. He is sure to be- be- an, o,a'
his name sounds so.p ''O@
4 don't know about tbs, n
even know the man. r-..l
head of that department
i shouldn't like to see him ,
ia spoke decidedly. q tbo..,.
could help ne. forgot IA n
that Mr.. Smith gave me van. 9
MIR. Morton Smith. He is a d,,,...
atlve, and is interested in bsl ,
You are related to Morton ~ y. +
To himself Doyle added; ~.
thunder does he let you d, . ,,,..
thisf' Jung
Yes; he is most anxious IA .. i
succeed" replied Carlotta
IN do what can"
Doyle felt like criminal y Il
and abet a girl OF Miss Smits, II
make of herself a successful s,s /
Pickwick's Superior Paper, Was Il
donable. Yet, considering the m@ {
mother, he must do what he cap4 [
I'll see the cranky Cruiksbss, /
you call him. If I can't urge ri. {
beat him into accepting your Il
In one way or another, you Sc.
sure TO succeed"
when shall I call againm Al
CarlOtta.
What part Of the city do Won
vass tomorrow" asked DOYLE
Around State and Pearl m
Carlotta spoke with some hesltsta
Il get my luncheon near dee \
Doyle. Il could meet You at LII
park, and it would save your Coz
way up here"
Very well" said Carlotta. II
see, I've never been an aren't bef,s
I hardly know what is customary
AS Doyle bade Carlotta goOd-a |
felt a deep thrill Of sympathy
Il
"Ten minutes late" was Mr. Dal
greeting when he met Miss Smith
next day. Il hope that means yoga|
had a successful morning
Carlotta slowly shook her bead
I'm so sorry" There was a I'd
of sympathy in Doyle's voice Al
have bad news, too"
How he hated to make Carlota i
less happy than she did when she q
70 meet him across the park
did Mr.. Cruikshank live up ai
of his namef' Cars
smiled bravely as she asked the q
ton.
Taking time by the forel0ck.
swered Doyle, II inquired for On
shank as soon as you left yesterdq
was directed to the room that USED
be Miss Gyms. There, sitting all
own desk, and with his feet on hiss
footstool. was Hon. James Co.
Cruikshank :"
"Oh :" gasped Carlotta, He Fai
man who came in while We were q
ing. He must have heard me 9T
was q crank. and YOU said you 70
beat him. Is there anything le7
you. Mr.. Doyle?"
81 an old Cruikshanks firm I'll
for life" replied Doyle. "Yon D
didn't think it was funny, but
to get a lot Of enjoyment
Of it. He was such a brick ID g
looking the names We called hin.
actually parted friends, even n'
he refused TO take the PickWicE pa
Says he has nothing against W1s-
are now using
"What trials there are for ssehA
am glad / am not q real one Z
Carlotta.
"Was that agent business q l''
Doyle wrath1ui-y.
Far from it." replied Carl'tia
was never more serious in my lie
begin at the beginning-two nl9as.
IT dinner. my father called me ~.
He said l was simply a butter.
without more serious thoughts |"
'uture than what frock ] s3e.-u
% the next assembly.
II replied that 1t was all ne
If circumstances Thai ] e'a''
arm my own living # !, were q
ary. OF course, my father loa's
hat. To make a long src0 sa@
,nded in a wager ! was 10 F'',
lim that l could be Seis- %
lie bet l couldn't.
Il decided that becom a3 =
would be quicker than aai'.ls :.
from my unsuspecting cousin =
lame of Bolton COMPANY as '.-l
ng large numbers Of type" f.'r.s
an guess how glad I vas 8''-
usually mentioned yo1 as :
nate. Then I went 20 q s'''s
.sked the name Of the least l>7-
writing paper o.y
THE least usedY' broAe IN ls. !.
"of course. said Ca-.ot'a'
lad taken the most poIo.-1
.hances were that you wo1.- a.
- e,oct,a5 mn with L..