The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-04-21

because she's bored to death,
innocsntl SheIl take 10 in and give
% about Two hundred dollars worth
q food and service for about
twenty apiees, md she'll say she's
doing Il for arts sake. Helping the
striving young artist. Striving
young artist, ny sys! She's doing
Il because Sho wants company, and
something - beag about to her
friends. I tod you ~ could live
for almost naehing II ~ just met
the right peoPle. Wanda Pillsbury
hasn't bought . nsal for herself in
Two year,"
"Shll I don't think Hrs. Man.
chester wants M" 1ny Lou insisted
stoutly.
But nix days later she was settled
In the green and ivory guest room
Of Mrs. Paula Wel1Aeld 1anehes-
ter's Nat, with Ma1ins's touseled
head .on the other marrow gresn
bod, and Naxine's shabby, meme too
dainty garments hanging - whsn
Maxine remembered 70 hang them
in the closet next - hsIs.
The past six days had bssn pack
ed with excitement. Il made Lily
LOUIS head ache, just . think about
it. In the first plaes, thers Vas
the row with Mrs. CEanpas. Lily
Lou he'd paid for her room Up =
the fifteenth Of October, and they
moved on the iirst.
"Maks her refund. Don't let her
cheat you'll" Maxine he'd urged.
So Lily Lou bfoaehed the subject
and received . TRADE Of abuse. Nrs.
Cramps didn't expect gratitude
for al she'd done, not she! But
she didn't expect to b robbed
either. No indeed! And Il . girl
wanted 70 leave her hoosst, Esspee-
table, clean house 70 goAhsavsn k9sw
where-well -.
Thank goodness, that Vas oil over,
and they were out Of the place, and
settled ct Mrs. kanchsster's.
Lily Lou could not go, sven yet,
Why Mrs. Manchester should want
to take them in, for twenty dollars
Q month.
why twenty . month! That
doesn't begin to pay for what NJ
actually cost her for feed and
linen"
"Oh, she doesn't ned the money
Maxine said airily. "She could jusi
- well take 10 for nothing, but lika
al her kind she's too maan for that
Wants to make ~ suffer . little
Oh, we'll! We couldn't do better fol
twenty busksl"
Maxine made herself 1t home
from the first, but Lily Lou sui.
fered agonies Of shyness, afraid Il
take . bath lest Mr.. Manchester
want the bathroom while she had
II, afraid 10 serve herself enough
food to keep . canary alive, from
the dishes the maid offered ct hel
left side. She was even afraid Il
practice at first. But Mn. Man.
chester Was out mueh d the time
and gradually Lily Lou bssan to tel
at home. t. accept small ssIvieil
from Sadie, he willing maid, and
70 become really fond AZ the thrsl
huge Grange eats Who wahdArod
maj sstieally through ths ro4ns.
Now that ehe had . place . Nv
and . job shsd have 10 do Soms.
thing about her voics -.
"I1l try 70 ct IN aaditien viii
Tolari Saturday Of. Sunday 81
thought, feeling siek IN antieipa.
tion. Suppose II said Gho had q
vodes? Better 70 know e at onee
IN that care
Lilly Lou lansing, are yeu /,
Toward Z" she aslcod horsol1. SATIN
Of her rather groenish image a. Mn,
1anehsStsr's sxeell6qt Ilifror. sAru
you Just deliberately putting Il or
But No =. /. &c wGs boeomeo ~
didn't really tel wsll. That wal
It. e she felt better Il weuA Il
di6srent. Il she he'd eone the vsr5
moment she eo1le - New YoFk 4
would have been % much easior
Now, what WITH her hours q TIL
dancing class, and having - b
home On time Tor meals, and hear,
ING I'll this talk ahost ithines Oh
lA14 1exee he1s4 q Nj - a