Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-05

they give for ptomaine I didn't want
TO eat on that train, and you nasSed
me and nagged me, and so ate some
thing. OH" The little face on the pill
low was wizened. green.
III send a boy for it. There must
be somebody awake in this hotel. It's
only a little after 10"
Your bare feet. You're walking
around in your bare feet. YouN caScn
yourvoh!" She drew herself into Q
knot Of agony.
waiter in a dress suit. No, he could not
20, No. there was no one 20 send II
vas after midnight. The enemlsN
shops were closed. naturally. He Old
not know He did not know. He CID nos
know. The dark eyes in the face on
the pillow were glazed with pain
III 60" said Mrs. Hanauer. u
get somebody up And when you think
Of all We did for them in the var A
skirt over her nightgown- coat over
this
Your hat gasDed Mrs Grimm the
shut I'D" said Mrs Hanauer: and
returned. twenty minutes later, with q
hottie of castor oil. an orange, a spoon.
a packet CT bismuth. Hold your nose
while YOU swallow It. Nov wipe out
YOUR mouth with this towel Suck a
piece OF orange Bismuth now, ana
again in the morning. Mrs Hanauer
was I'd most OF the night, ihudding
across the floor TO gaze At the 5krunken
face turned so gratefully up 70 hers
Put on your shoes" n1oeDed Mrs-
Grimm. outraged. Go back 70 bed
But 20 times during the night the
bare feet thudded anxiolsly across the
floor
/ Next morning Mrs Grimm had only
occasional and Slight pain. BY evening
Mrs. Hanauer was shifting susp:ciously-
Next day Mrs Grimm was craving
about. feebly, 10 minister 70 the orcn-
cf,ial Mrs. Harauer.
There followed a week Of sort OF
happy wretchedness. IN which each
ministered teuderly. unselAsniy. to the
you don't need to do anything for
me. Fanny. I'm al right
Honestly. Sophy. sometimes tnink
you're not quite bright Il your co.o
ts,rns into pneumonis. who'll hare 70
you VIII retorted Mrs Harauer
unexpectedly. ard cackled . noarse
bronchial laugh
THEY were sailing from che-oou-g
L By the time they reached Pa-ss-
they were a markedly changed pair.
these swo who had started OFT 50 o.isne
and independent Yet sill 50 IN
CHANGED. For. though they leaned
heavily on each other for support both
spiritual and physical how consistently
cnay refused 20 admit IL
Weary. but un6efeateci. Heads bloody.
but unbowsd-
! The children were N The dock 70 meet
them. Son and daughter -tn-l2w. csuSa-
ter and Son-in-iaw. they x-sSs0 EEseSs
: With a happy rerfuRctoTiceSs, Bus me
grandchildren tAsy kissed Nth rspsuT-
Gus kisses
/ what do you mean I don't lock
ven,~ demanded Mrs. GRIMM, % her
/ 6sugnt-r-i1-lsw. IT haG , touch a.
nsornaine. but everybody has that n
Eurcpe"
Just the san,e.- declared 3 sto0sly.
next Summer rol'u stay with Us
don't want YOU running around alone n
Europe don't Ike !;
ard like to know Why not" oaass6
Ms. Grimm. the tn6or,isanse, ~SoccST
has 70 look ous ioS ne. Ia perfectly
independent"
csuSaseS Bsrnscs. you sock sas2s HAVE
you been sicks~
a touch Of asy ercgcasa. s-o0oie.
ANYWAY. was TO Eat
Wen. the next tine yo<s'il have yca-
bronchitis AZ home, ! 5cCT Ike yoaaS
rauninS around E.lCece s,o.ss-
"ESddseS:NSSi~ said M-S asaS2s<.
She eyed her daughter WITH sovfcS 81
ver:tv. For pisy's sake. where I'D YOU
set that hat. Noe>sv'S Wearing turned
DOWN hriu,s Everything sH-g,s 10 tA2s
year In Paris"
gCANx~sSAs 1873