The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-11
THE DAILY
STORY
1LDREDLO0K1NG
WORK.
nv uANE oseoRN

y ri ~ Alu ~ 0lk4Akk GIAlI
mat Swere needed TO make his new.
III pufchased farmhouse near
Pleasant Lake habAable and even
attractive. Neither had II ever
occurred 10 him that he could Dos.
sfbly become weary OF his own SO
ciaty or eager for companionship
In passing the month OF July alone
in this retreat. With the notes for
me REVISION 10 one Of MS popular
textbooks ready, 10 had seemed
like an ideal arrangement 10 com.
bine five Or six hours Of wfittns.
each day with the diversion Of.
house and preparing hts own
meals.
Just at present he. vas STANDING
cautiously On the ton Of a ladder.
in front yot his. house engaged IN
the difficult feat Of lacking MOS.
quito netting into one. Of the win.
dows Of MS Ewing room IA a mi.
versity professor OF mathematics
II Seemed incredible that he had
not been ables4o measure the win
dow and cot OF the netting
accurately, blt he lifted .'ths
piece Of green net 10 tho window
5Jie saw that itslacked a few incbes
o. extending from top to bottom
OF the window. Me was just about
10 climb down from 'hisi ladde,
when Ann Bates eames7Tn a. tn me
Ssoath that led from the roas to the
Aoise. Ann was nineteen hut her
Straight bobbed hair. M hovjsh
mildly blouse wornS DYER a short
full blue skirt fiada her iook nnch
Younger: AS theInrofessnr g,anced
quickly at her she seemed like
child.
Good mor5ihs," she began els
there any work / can dn for ToI9
There IS work enough" the nro.
fessof returned and, as he removed
his bone.rimmed5 glasses and io6ted
ID her Ann saw that he was m,Sch
Younger and far less forTidsbis
than he had seemed when she first
spoke. HThe trouble Ia I DON'T
know whether there Is ANYTHING for
d little girl lkeSyon IN IN !"
N can do lois 81 thinTE. / inst
moved a lawn up the road" !Shs
looked dnnbtfnIIv ~ tha waad tnn
glsd patch before the s ho %eeu'a q
don't stinpoeeEyours wsnts "a he
fnoweds3SR af 4nT1okFS i;ttISS III
I'm twentyA tno4 AndNt Dan do
hard work
HDo You supposesyou could fin
ish this lob I've besnns Thers's
more netting in the house, Snnnnsel
Souibegin ali over There r,,st bess
been Something the matter wiz
fhe sardstfokTTa,ised
without any preliminary disc,,s.
ssionGofs. terms pJrof Wnora 5i.r
mounted from his ladder and Xnr
Bates started TO work, In two hours
the task OF putting netting on +hs
3windows was neatly accomnlsabad
and Ann announced herself AZ fhaI
door OF the cabin wi6bin wbioh
Prof. Moore was deem at worE
Here / am" shS said "1,vo
worked two hourseS-thaI;s nm
cents. IT'S nnly ii o,cIoct, a.
could work a hajf.honr mora bo
fore i start back. Or I could ow,s
back this atternoon-that is ~ rn,
want mo tor
eDo yolis want sto worL sor,.
more?y asked Ianrdon Moore NJ
9conceallnr a. amused smiIs
have to-" said Ann. 81 yot
Sfg13 forXths.la wnaaaaS ~ gu
me I'd ssnfs hi nav s1sS pay
rye stfii got "a earn ss p,,+ ~,
90 cain w. ouI' OF
farmhonses. Usually thew mad
Some one to do the washinr'
4professoS Moore Salt daan ~ A.
nation toward .anv farner.s n,1ta
who would sngrasf +%at thjs, dt.hI
hearted child shonId 81 ~ sSarit :
4 washerwoman He Would nrsron
it before Il conld hannsM
Of Won womb iuSt "a Soor, sal
said .yon ran % on wosfUg az
There are a great many thinrS
do only as Cents an bonrs t,r,t
tutch 10 nav" SH
= ESQ 1t was arreedt+hst An, shoriS
spend the half hour tbef ranainaJ
settine ready .soInsthISr Sn-
hungry n%rofessor n oat
Nsinee Won AZ. ro,ncsto ID noxo
Tork for ma ssid Jnee
Moore whose curiosity c]o;cern'O r
fhe Sonns TacJ .asSstI SSHFnlue
stssiii IaHE in%s sssH5O,,allisr trades was
mind telling NIB MAJ = n.n vi Iii
iyoIS. "s e"'i
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VI m sbe 4aid "Tbst,s NJ, T"u
fea1s mans thosgh ny my
WhIa MARY An va, ~,
Nfoare dids soma !, q, I1a "y frot.
mia snSa tbaf sttan ae was
fba mystsrions Rad VIZ aGe me.
Ma soiitSrvScah;n wo,T5 f. Nne IN
inter isshs Snisht onSas w p'eas
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