New Britain herald., 1928-04-27

about lIe streets without fear Ot de tac,ion. one day Sally is petrified to see Mrs. stone, natron Of the or l,llauagr. coming toward her. She gives tA distress signal to Gus the barker. N no feip- Sally get away, not. however. untjl Mrs, stone makes aure Princess l.alla is Sally Ford. sally and David run away from the carnival and tramp all night, David tells Sally they will ipe married in inc norning Wi1A strange fear that sonctbine will happen to pre- vent thcir marrying. Sally and David tt.riH OR
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 ''Can1leld IS county seat,' David uhou,ed exultantly before his long strides had brought him back to sally The driver of the milk truck guessed why l wanted to know he added in a lower voice. as he came abreast of her and took her hands to swing them triumphantly. He says we crossed the state line about 10 miles back and that the marriage laws are very easy on clopcrs here. In some states you have to establish q legal residence before you can be married. but ;here'll be no trouble like that here. Elopers from two or three bordering states come here to get married. he says. We're in luck, sweetheart
 You didn't tell hlrn our names "' Sally asked auNiously. Mrs. Stone will have sent out q warning-
 ''Im not quite such an idiot ' David laughed. 'eyen if l am crazy in love. Now the next problem Is breakfast l suppose farmhouse will be the best bet. IL wouldn't be safe for us to hang around Garfield for three or four hours. waiting for the marriage license bureau to open. We're going to be married. darling, before the law has chance 10 Jay its hand on us''
 They trudged along the state high way, miraculously revived by hope that all their troubles would soo1 be over. their eyes searching eagerly for a farmhouse. And just over the rise Of a low hill they found it a rom whose chimney rose a straight column Of blue smoke.
 They found the family at break 'ast-~the wife q slim. pretty, dis cOntcutad looking girl only q few years older than Sally: the husband, hicli, short. dark and dour at least 4 dozen wears older than his wife; and q toa headed baby boy of three.
 The kitchen was an unpainted and 'npapere3 lean-to o' rough. Ueath "r-darhened pine. But Sally and David mad eyes only for the tall stack CT buckwheat cakes. the plat ter of roughly cut, badly fried "sitie meet the huge eraniteware coffos pot set on a clipped plato in the '.nler Of the table.
 'Breakfast 2" the dollr tenant farmer crunt"d. in answer 't Da}id's question. "Eechon so, 1f VOL ran eat what We got. 1t'll cost yor o9 cents q piece, l don't work from sull-lp To sun-doV Il 10 feed tranps.
 "Ob. Jim," thr wife protested flushing. "ca>"s and coffee ain'r worth 5n rrrts. ] might run down to thu big Dou~' and e,t some ce-> and cream -r' sir added lnrertaiuIy her distressed brown r&nS tljckcrlne rom Sally and David In the door way to her scowing husband
 'NsN he dclightcd with tn, puckNi~Jt cakes and bacon and cof- Toe. aud rot think a dollar too much for our breakfast" David cut. in >n,'Iing plac%ting upon the farmer W re farmers ourselves and we're used to rarru ways How arc crops around here. sirr"
 My na1ne's Nncl>ner' 'He ,lour farmer answered erudg1ngly. "IIl bring in 2 conrjo of chairs. Miilic. would better 1ll up ihe here syrup pitcher and you might open il jar o} them dafu son ur.-.rs.e"
 And I'll beat up -uu,.. uut-. tod abe batter" Niiu. 1iurbu~r fltlt- tered hanrjl%. "lf ~ott tak" uu. mIuute''
 Sally and pa,jd n+~u.1 tp,jr harts and faces a' ti.s pump OH, side the Kitchen door. drying them on 2 fr'sh roller toe,l that Jn, Backl"r brought tip nt.
 'lsun aWoy to s"t 5s rrivd l1,, Nou the farmer asrrI " 4u al most pi asant %olo.. a- G." bod ru, way 'o 'ha rt~ .y -et table.
 'hes.' I1astj au-Es.r,-i 5lmply. w" walked al Hj~nt 4nI n,'r. ratier tired bu. a. thought tffa~ as no us, lu goura in to CaucirhI Gntll prr-ly nrar nine o'ciork."
 '1 guess Nilju. -lp .. uo iu.i so tl" little lady rau erHtch a raa tween now @Cd th,u," BucIlp f offered "pitch in. folh-' Y aint r1urb. but ,oure welcome Farmer. fhe' and his narrow eyes lneas,rcd David s splendid young body thoggh'fuly. "Aifn 'o locate arounJ here Old man Webster. the man ! rent this patch Of ground from is needing hands bad. H.,- got q snerk Over the hill that he'3 likely F.% Up for you f. you ain't got any thlng better III mind. Not quite as l1ce as this housc--w" got thre. rooms, counting fhis iean-fo. and the shack ]'la r.-f.rriU' 10 iN only ont room and | iran-to. but the little lady could fix }i up rral pretty if shes got hnatA that way. like Mill 4