Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1922-02-03


WIN blurred VISION Oh ANNA husI.
one liau RISEN up our Oh lhe p"W anu
sloou Knee ueep' IKE ioNely "reh'h'u
Inquire Ill 'ouh'aih'
upon the Dahk above them, Wills
farKer was jumping up ana down,
geSucuiatihg ana shouting nerreIy.
Now guess you're satisfied our
hsHln' is spollt Whyht you listen
meE told you II Wasn't moreh iirer
foot ueep! ana iieliile Whueu AL
over thls creek gettih' our bait. You're
pretty slshtE
WI MINI ne spoke un"i''IlEN 'l'e
'',r,"' u'"' h'',, WIN "e' nan NUS
WIN anu so""t''' NINA '"S' ir"'" ''"-
''eis'o" u'"S''ii's anu pie''ier 'i"'.
.e' anu sne was "''.'Tst VI Il"
""''' s"e s''e''"eu ou' ''' "''" "e'P-
iesS's !" n"'nse! anu ne 'eu her UP
"u' W '''e waters ineS '''u p'eN'! Vi
"'''''"'''e w o'i"''''e ~ '"e ''p vi
'h' D"nN' anu ''''ie NINA was sur
i""'"eu anu ""',ie AWAY WV" s'e"t
.''.N,,'"s III" .u,,'t'' "''"Ses ,"'
,,n"n am, ano,,,non,o,, ,,,,i, H., ,,a 80"
20 s.no ,s :, n,o,,a m,no,,. ,rna gun
.n,no ,t,,aa , h.. l., na,r
hamn ,a ar5 Me- o,n.hos uona dmr
a. ,a,st .sn,. nno, 81, ",s Ia ala ona
800 60. :on,a -, 80 h,nn ",,
nno,. ~. ,i,o ao,ou,, o,.,,,,,,,a,,,",, ~
his nnno.o, he soon,od 80 80 Ia al
u,ors ,ina,, nc rs,,oI ,,h,r shouts and
w,hIs,,inas ,rnnonaa al ,hn nn,t, ~
,,nohnon ~ ,ho nondo,,o,s ,rho
aro,, ,,at 1o ~, ,,ceo,,,. 49,,
,,,,is;,,,
co., ,sn,,ann s s, LAVE" 80 =. .a,.o :, 90,
49,, .na. w. ~. .
s,n,n y. 49,. So, 800, or ,on
80 =. So. g.
arn,, H. hon ,m,,. s,.,n.s na ,,,,,h
,,',s ., g. 49,,
hos,dn hon 90 ~ ,r,r.,no,, ,,,.,,ornd
hor omoo,,na - rh,s,,o onh ,.nn,,inn
h,s omnS ~, tho COTE o,o,,,oad ~
s,iu LODI cd nnword anon IN tho nct If
SITTING down
.car,r,o, ., sor,o.,;,n ho cat,
foohlr nc ,f In exnIorot;nn
"Cbaro,n Mia os,..d
"Jrn tbaro on hronchr ue o.
centnd . nI,ta from nor fsha had nr,.
vided bersa,f with nm extro ono, hu+
ba did NOT look ot II mr. n, ber ua
continual +o Lo.n bis oros o,,ft ho
cause he imagined thot oil Of tha class
were looking nj him and Mjua and
no felt unable to meet sucb nnhl,citv
1t was to him as if the whole United
States had been scandalized to atten-
ton by this act of his in going to sit
beside Milla; he gazed upward so long
that his eye-balls became sensitive I'M
der the strain. He began to blink. 81
can't make out whether it's squirrel
or just some leaves that kind g Sot
fixed like one" he said. 81 cant niake
out yet which 1t is. but l guess when
there's breeze, If it's squirrel he'll
probIy hop around some then, If he's
alive or anything"
It had begun to seem that his eyes
must remain fixed in that upward
stare forever; he wanted to bring them
down. but could not face the glare of
the world. But finally the brightness
of the sky between the leaves settled
matters for him; he sneezed. wept, and
for little moment again faced his
fellowmen. No one was looking al
him; everybody except Milla had other
things to do.
Having sneezed involuntarily. hi
added q smell Of conghing for which
there was M necessitv "J pness
must been wrong" he m,ttered tbickIv
"Wb,t about Ramsevy
uAbou, ,ts holm, a souirraIr With
,nanita t,m,ditv ba turned his baod
and encountered . p.ze so soft so hal.
lowed +hot n d,sconcertad him and
he dronned n "drumst;ckr of fr;ad
cbicEen VOL, d,,tod with ,n,s fro,,
bis n,ota Scarlet ba nicl,.d II nm bu,
did NOT 90, II For tho srSt ,ino IN
bls life be feIt TINT eoting fried chick.
on hold In tho ENCORE wos MT :, hs
thon,bt of uo ran,ocod tho "drum.
Stict" un,r h;s r,ato ord ouovod !,