Marble Hill press., 1921-11-24

| VI YOU toNru uHu
AllI laughed. IL suppose I ought
10 be mass OF blushes. The truth
Is, like Kids, and don't like hus
bands"
You don't know anything sbou,
husbands :" Cherry laughed.
Il know lots OF men I'd like 20 90
m with for few months" Alls pur.
sued. "But then I'd like TO come home
again dopt see why that isn't per,
trctly reasonable"
We'll. it's mott" Cherry declared
almost GROSSLY. THAT isnr mar.
r'ase You belong where your hus.
hand Is. aud you--you are always glad
rr newith hlm--
'l'u, suppose YOU get tired OF him.
Ike a job or u boarding house. or any
2 your other fricndsr' AliI persisted
a'y
Well, YOU aren't supposed to-"
cherry said, fcebly. AllN let her have
fhr last word IL was only due 10 her
/ superior experience, she thought
-=rss,y Hut half an hour later. lying
sHsrful, and thinking that. she would
lss dear old Cherry tomorrow she
ur.ei she heard something Ike q
/ Hn frum Chcrps bed aud her whole
.urt s"fiencd with sympathy Tor her
.'rr
They rum" downstairs together tho
" 'Hv ir midafiymuuu both hatiri
Wwpu'i Cor the trip for Peter
'n 'Hk" cherry rs 'ar a. SauAlItn
fi' Hr ara Martin hy fortunate
aun' was % meet them 'hrrr ~ the
.H boar f1r san Francisco MI
rt Uas uut more than an hours
from the ferry A'lN WHs o. drive
$500 auf return with Peter Cncrry
' raaIhy tn hcr father IN the
..h ,hr s-~mci more Of purflci
a than ever
I've had wonderful visit. Dad
SO hc.aa hrnvcly suddenly IN. tear,
' Size buried her facr against
.r fathers shshh4 oli nrlcr erat tui
s arms vent about her Alt
.hol avlvsriIy aui Peter .hu,
'.,fi Anne. who had ven prop
~ oIm' over 90 say sD-i-hy 60 her
.sn goi is The hack scat - The
1ui AlII TOOK the scat beside
.s'rv saw In Peters expression
r'A.uc '.ai she ili not forget 90
.E many upg'hs ur,sr cutie far
liis ewes Vrrr rlr,i upHn be-
q. sonnet. r 4. - 1ear.ng - loving
'-.ur.sa 'h,f earc that thrH
r' through cherry frrm head is
he Instantly ayc-'ci tls loat
% 20 iHc nf fgmnci uith The
..Hs thsy p,Hc -
Uh,'ry. te' tru'y into q hat 'hat
.., an hIs daisies vas silent ~
.'"e Bg' virn AIII sr1 .Alnc H.m.
r1cyi a. Interested cuUsersa'iuu lu
." bach scat. she slilruly sa.d fc
-.''ully
oh hate 90 50 away thlA time
mind It morr even ;han the n-i
line! 2"
Peter cisius smu",hiy ahngi vide
blue puddle nodded sympaihe;irally.
nu' ia not arsarr.
= envy Ally" cherry saii 10 idie
HIscAlcf STE kncw that the suhlc-i
as not e safc oac. bot VAS lrr~sixa
ny lmpefis-i 10 pursue 4,
-Ali1 y sAli Pvt.r. after . siicnre
ms enough 10 make her 'c.i ashamed
= hcrS-lf.
Yea Her youas man lives In NH
valley, right near home " elueidaira
C7ruy.
Am AIMS youAs many be Aslcd.
amused.
We'll. aren't your
i don't know I've never bccn sny
ones young man. said Fetcr.
'Whocver the woman who tr~a,ei
you rncanly Isl hate her :" Cherry
began again Unless she added.
unless she was very youns. and Jou
never told her p"
He did hot answer. and they spun
along " utter silence. Hut when they
serc nearing Sausali,o, Cherry said
almost iimidly
4 think perhaps II would make
her happy proud. 10 know that
you admired her. Peter. don't know
who she is ~ course, but almus, Rny
woman would feel that | shall often
think ~ that talk &c had a Hcek $40,
and--ihink ~ you. too S.n.acIt time
you fall in love hope you viii TO
luckicr :"
silence But he gave her his quick.
friendly smile. Cherry dared not
speak again.
last stop--ali OUT" Aiix cx'
You get tickets, Peter.
uurray. there's Martini"
Unexpectedly Martins big hgure
came toward them from the ferry
gate. Some ore from the mine had 10
he assayed In San Francisco. and ne
had volunteered TO make the trip 81
that he might meet his wife and bring
her back with him TO Red Greek.
Time hanging on his hands In the
city. he had crossed the bay for the
pleasure Of the return trip with Cher
RI, He met them beaminsiy. There