The Snowflake herald., 1922-03-31
PART Continued.

=. bv the time these explanations
i|' ,aIl them) took place, Florence
Wv ,.3opd maxim a fuss. Her emo
first. had been happily stimu-
W. At sight of by Florence At
~, A singular tenderness had
:. IN ber-a tremulous sense as of
thing almost sacred coming at
INTO IFS own; and she had hurried
Nstrbute, gratis, among relatives
\ friends. several copies of the ORR
having for them, too Though not
,,bont INJURIOUS argument) at the
70 If two cents a copy. But upon
,rruing TO her own home, she be-
MO calm enough (for a moment or
\ 10 look over the poem with at
.,HN 10 details. She returned has
1, 70 the newspaper building, but
amid have been wiser to remain
nav since all subscribers had re-
lived their copies by the time she got
here and under the circumstances
Me rPparatiOn was practicable.
Me ended her Oration-or professed
OwH-by declaring that she would
rg have another poem in their ole
hi neTSpaper as long as she lived.
Tmre right about that" Henry
OOer agreed heartily. 1--WE wouldn't
h another one in it. Not for fifty
olaEl Just look at all the trouble
Fe took mOiling and tOiling to get
Vr ole poem printed as nice as we
0uld so it wouldn't ruin our newspa-
n. and then you comm over here
BID gOin' on this way, and all this and
bat why, l wouldn't go through it
gain for a hundred dollars. We're
akin good money anyhow, with our
TSpaper, Florence Atwater. You
edn't think we depend on you for
u living"
that's So" his partner declared.
We knew you wouldn't be satisfied
nyvay Florence. Didn't we, Henry?"
Il should say we did,"
Yes sir" said Herbert. Fright
then We we're havin' the worst time
En to print 1t and make out some
The words, said right then, we
ere just throwing away our time. /
aad What's the use? That ole girls
0nd to raise Cain anyhow, so what's
Dc use waStin' a whole lot of our
M Tine and brains like this, just to
vi Der! Whatever we do, she's GER
an to come over here and insult u.s.
at That what 1 said, Henry?"
les it is; and l said then you
es right, and you are right"
tetlly | am" said Herbert.
Vdnt tell you she'd be just the
y some Of the family say she is?
s@d many of 'em say she'd find
'uI with the undertaken at her own
l5Ia+ That's just exactly what 1
W. you did,? Florence burlesqued
pune interest. How virry consid-
.'6 VI you. Then, perhaps you'll
De gentleman enough for
@lpe moment to allow me to tell
ny last remarks on this subject.
aid enough"
VI, nave you" Herbert interrupt
VIII Violent sarcasm. "Oh, mol
uU SO! Florence, say not SOP
!, uN' Henry RoOter loudly shout
n. 'tl applausive hilarity; where
- herbert, rather surprised at his
~ecuyeneSs, naturally repeated
'% not so, Florence! Say not
n, @y not SOL"
m,. VII you one thing! his lady
uied, thoroughly Infatuated.
ny, WI to make just one last simple
NO mat would care to soil N.Y.
I M! IN your respects, Mister Her
s,r |m,lsSWOrth Atwater and Mister
y RoOterw
M nay not so, Florence !" they
b so% 1eated. Say not so! Say
Ass JUST simply state the simple
(n u, florence announced. an the
d. you're goin' to live to see
nm. %nen you'll come and beg me
.,ene Oehted knees to have me put
/ nou VI anything want to on your
Al "TSpaper, but I'll just laugh at
Doe hui .uueed? I'll say! so you
Ae m Sslu around me, do you? Ha,
& for say-I guess it's a little too
Oh - uid'! Why 1 wouldn't"
~ not so, Florence! Say not
sasp I,' you to have one of my
Saw q 4 say Much less than that =
the o, 1ecause even if l was wear
'spd oldest shoes I got in the world
''Ae the trouble to"