The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-02

themg Are YOU sure they said tho
train was on timer" Turning TO Aflss
sonnet
"Not only on tlrno. but arrived" re.
turned the nurse
Gail them up again. Margaret" the
elder Mrs Graham commanded alb
ruptly. They maizt have made a mis-
take. THE train must b bate. Moth
Ing clss would keep Harriet from com
ms ssraiwht &c me unless there has
been an a0sident"
I turned 70 the telephone again. Sc
cured "A connection with the railroad
office. and WIS assured in no nncer-
tain tones shat the 1925 train which
Harriet had wired Dicky 70 meet hud
been "a tle station an hour.
"The train hms been IN an hour" I
made ray voice a. raxwleaa az possible
lalt was trsfie worried myself over
the possibility of an ucgfasnt to DlCky
and the Relatives he had gons 90 meet
Ny mother ln-law had been dna~
gerously ill Ter daughter had been
una bio 70 osnaa 20 her bedside on Nc.
coalnt - her cwn Illness Now tlat
she had arrived in the city Il did riot
seem poss' le that she wsyuh let any
trivial matter keep her frosn her
mother. Calculating ail ordinary de-
lays. tla traVelera should have been
IN the house a half hour
"Oh. Miasis Graham. vot | do to dot
hanrhf Ny stuff All be spoiled 4
know. and l feex 500 nice Yon tink
something terrible happeng"
Katie's wall had one happy effect,
TINT - changing my mother in laws
anxiety 90 anger
Go tock 70 your Kitchen. az onre.
she said coldiy ''atpd 40 TIRE hest you
can with your luncheon. You ought 70
know ways - Keeping the food IN fair
condition until the guests arrive
l knew that Katie had an impnlcns
rstort trembling on her lips tele-
gFaphed her an implorimg mlsnco, and
she went sulzeniy out az the rpnn
Miss sonnet picked up the gaFufe -
water on tfe table. aud followed Rntie
out. ossensih8y for the purpose ~ ~
filling the water bottle. but hnesx
tsmt she had gone a. the kitchen 20
smooth the rRaffled plumawe 80 Ire glra
fer me. ard | blessed her thoughtful
reese.
My mother-tn-lav lay tmck In her
chair and shut her ewes I saw the
tears ruiiinag Joevn her ohccAs. bur
ried 20 her ode and t0lrcher her
shoulder
Il arm sure sVpu are distressing YOUR
self nee.lleasGv." I said. with cnnFl- |
dence ala rot feel myself There
may have been aume vexaticus dehay
aasout the haNRaNe. or SoFue COLLEAGUES
90 Dr. rsvwithwaite may have met him
and detained him on BUSINESS There
are g d0zen things that cvald have
hapTAsns esn sure they win se here
very soon now"
STA asa not answer. INT she did mot /
replllse me. something Cor which was
wratcful
A. the cioek iuexornbly licked OF /
the minutes began 20 feel anxious /
nysseR Surely win any ordinary de-
lay Dfcky would have ts7ephonea Miss
souuot quietly brought a tiny gia@a ~ 1
wine and some crackers % her patient. /
ard flrralr insisted that she take thsvia
Thea we All three sat Idly waiting 4
with our vagsie fears.
noS They mas.
a taxlcab whlrrea to the street en-
trance below and stopped. sprang 90
my feet aud rushed % the door of the
Apartment Were nlcky and his saa-
Ter ~ tha stairs os was there . mes
sssye - disaster On Sc way 70 me-
In aDesher instant I haard Dickr'H
cfaeerfml torres. ard cazsrhs INV first
glimpNe - his dreaded rsiatives
A kindly EiNsss--this vmA ne i'm
rTemason ! receivea 81 ths celebrates
ssrraeon cu2ntnw ~ the sk&lra behind
ptcky. who hnd Dbeky'w sister un hAs
arm. ! ouaY faasi time 20 notice fhmt
M sEsteT-tn-aAw we q handmxgsis
wvmnmsa pOwsammanw more thar she hkeli
# @~a. to- @Dlaa flesh h~zhw@ ahaif
reache1 TIE top ~ ne stare.
Thsm II ray wife. FSnrriet.~ ntckVl
annomnxed - Re ruaehea sse aoor ii
DO not suppuwe I shall sver Rvt os~ssI
thrilling at the note - tender grae0I