The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24

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swapping u NJ ard Il cane n
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started TIE INK wasn't resliy
dry en the cover snd ne copies
a. stuck e TIE seats either ths
sests - ihs stadium er the SEATS
q ne customers
We hsd SCAT. IN TIE press eax.
Wss glad because ! d4tnt have
% put IN ~ act Tor al Ire Rins
Book entries that would have been
swarmine ever Wyn II NED hen
down front where his friends have
night % r. hut after the game
Wyn wanted - take me- ca. -
Darby MI Re had planned q al
Beforehand. they were throwing =
honse-partv cat there ard "a had
note from his mother Naturally
hal some sense. cnuld even re
IN TIE way her handwriting went
NJ and down u vas = fever chart
but wyn wouldn't take no.
II WAS mistake ot course
Nyn had done what any man
would told everybody 10 he lovely
to me and they were 70 damn
lovely I could have torn their eyes
cut. was the only ons that
wasn't in the union That crowd.
II they stopped 10 think about II,
would reckon that Hen Franklin
was still bov from the wrong
side OF the tracks. 81 What weuld
they think about me. Somebody
wanted 10 know II ! va. enc 81 tho
iglehsrt Foyies from Baltimore or
the Saitonstali Foyle. from Pride .
Crossing said no pride ever
crossed our family. except when
the old man carried his hat
against Merton &C.
Even in a Thanksgiving rain
storm. what lovely lovely place.
When | saw Nyns old faded sta
tlon wagon out in hitehlng shed
I asked him Ia drive me home OF
course he wouldn't and he couldn't
| was supposed 10 stay the night
and had 10 so through with u,
Il hope youn rest we'll" Mrs
STAFFORD said. will you want the
maid 10 undress you ." wyn saw
me- turn rcd. he kept his eyes on
me all evening bless him. and
came across the room TO see what
was going wrong
You mustn't try 10 get UP In
the morning. we'll all sleep late, +"
said Mrs. STAFFORD
I've got 10 get 10 the office" I
said. We're closing up and I
want TO leave everything clean
"oh. I'm 40 glad Wyn Il giving
up that dreadful magazine" she
said i don't think Philadelphia
enjoys that sort Of perslflage."
Il don't know what would do
without Kitty" said Wyn. trying
To help In fact won't do with
out her. Maybe she'll come and
help me At the bank"
I'm going 10 Chicago" said.
Unexpectedly. didn't know myself
was going 10 say IL. Id had a
letter from Molly a day or two
before. All OF sudden saw
what came next. Wyn was ter
rbly startled. and what a flash
Of. well. thankfulness. Jaw in
Mrs. Staffords eyes. Poor lady.
she was only playing on the
signals they'd taught her. l could
see that down under she had a
respect Tor me. she'd like 10 have
me around II II could have been
/ allowed
Wyn was worried. could see he
wanted to get me off In a corner
but his father said 10 come look
at his First Editions and did
guess that was the only time ]
ever really tormented Wyn. hut !
was sore. hadn't wanted 10 come
and he made me slid off up
10 bed and left Wyn mooing after
me as went UP the stairs And
/ / knew my legs looked pretty as
| went
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