Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-07-28
CHAPTER x.-continued.

10 began to dance round his
- nerturbed coD.rade, believing.
Nssoy bore with MIN for a moment,
snrane upon him; they wrestled
- broke chair and went to
soor with crash that gave the
s.,delier in Mrs. Meigs' parlor, be-
an attack Of jingics
von LET me up" Fred gasped.
NON take your solemn cath to shut
!, You goln' to swear it?"
an right. give my solemn OATH"
"A Fred; and they rose, arranging
sslr tousled attire.
swell" said Fred, when you goin'
call on her?'
ryou look here r Ramsey approached
M dangerously. "You just gave me
our sol-"
u beg!" Fred cried, retreating. II
rsap aside from all that, why, / just
songht maybe after such an evening
ou'd feel as a gentleman you ought to
= and ask after her health
aNow. see here"
mo, mean it; you ought to-" Fred
insisted, earnestly, and as his room
nate glared at him with complete sus-
Dcion. he added, in explanation. "You
pucht to go next Callers Night, and
end in your card, and say you felt you
bught to ask If she'd suffered any from
: he night air. Even if you couldn't
manage to say that, you ought to start
10 say it, anyhow. because you Keep
BIZ o me- I'm only tryin' to do you
good turn, amt II"
"You save your good turns for
yourself," Ramsey growled, still ad-
tncng upon him.
BIT the lnsidious Mitchell, evading
hlm, fec to the other end of the room,
Picked up his cap and changed his
panner. "Come on, ole bag o. beans,
Ets be on our way to the frat house;
4. time Wen call this all off,"
lou betterl'' Ramsey warned him;
lthey trotted out together.
! But as they went along, Fred took
Ramseys arm. eonAdentially. and said:
Now, honestly, Ram, ole man, when
are you goin' to-"
Ramsey was still red. "You look
here Just say one more word"
"Oh, no. Fred expostulated. 81
near seriously. Ramsey. Honestly. 1
mean seriously. Aren't you seriously
Tlgoin' to call on her some Callers'
Night?"
no; I'm notl"
But why notT"
Because l don't want to-"
We'll, seriously, Ramsey, there's
only one Callers Night before vaca-
ZION, and so l suppose it hardly will
be worth while; but l expect you'll see
quite a little of her at home this sum-
merY
NO, | won't. won't see her at all.
She isn't goin' to be home this sum-
ner, and | wouldn't see anything of
hsr if she was"
Where's she goin' to be?"
In Chicago"
one lsf' said Fred, slyly. "When'd
she tell you?'s
ramsey turned on him. "You look
cut She didn't tell me. Just hap
pened to see in the Bulletin she's
Asned up with some other girls to go
and 90 settlement work in Chicago.
anybody could see it. 1t was printed
OOt plain. You could have seen it lust
wen as / could, If you'd read the
& Oh" said Fred.
NOW look here"
ehr n even say
.r ~ depends on the way you say It."
III De careful" Fred assured him.
s a,nstiy' Il really and honestly
NJ sUnt mean to get you excited about
hull. us, Ramsey. can see myself you
i = as,ent changed from your old opinion
4, DOtd 1ocum bit. / was only try
n, % get little rise out of you for a
uute because Of course, seriously.
~, ! can see you hate her Just the
''~e as you always did"
4 v,n les said Ramsey, disarmed and
an sansless in the face Of diplomacy. 81
ssr cay 'old you about all this. Fred. be-
LDs I seemed-well, it seemed so
ru o funny to me-"
A. ~ aHected not to hear. "What
~ D you say. Ramseyr
pIs uisey looked vaguely disturbed. AZ
Why I said it all seemed kind
t,v., ne paused, then repeated plain
Ina Wen, to me, it all seemed
a anu e--kinf O. funny.s
1. %nat did?" Fred inquired. but as
ss,D saneed in seeming naivete at his
atts psnlon' something he saw in the
EraS !. eve warned him, and suddenly
r.. thought it would be better to run.
Il, as. chased him all the way to
' Trat house,
CHAPTER XII.