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youwouldemmiths’
Gilda)».
any hurrah: ’
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”mammoth. g,
Butler. siter sit;
. n call her Loon. ’
3 lie was plsln;
idcsnt: still he
wing
orking with so long and
.nnd had let him a little
.’lh01r secrets at last. and
show them that, allot
cthlng more than r
.- ' experimenter," at
on contemptuounly caller;
on he entered the oilict
Lsnrn; she was standing
table listening‘to some
Mr, Mr. Murdonuld. war
‘ er. and she vanished all
that?" he managed to ask
. Mr. Mnedonaid regarding
War surprised expression
I ' whether he had left nl
mus his crucibles.
Oh, one of our typewriters.‘
I! answered.
:; knew we had any." Pom
_ d the was a Scotch
calmly amused at tin
nly not; of courtie not;
here to show you this.”
‘ . . . ill! color. seemed to promist
‘ I'll W. Mudonnld iterator
' mnedinteiy .
gy’position in the 0mm war
. or. His family was wet
4&1 up. Macdonnld. and he hilt
gentleman in out: or in
, in business in such a man-
'lt proved extrunely lucratlvt
fir. llcdonsid wss the pro
of?! very large oil sud color
till: the city. and in return to
rendered him by Pvtrnrvl
E him a laboratory at tin
ry. and allowed him it
‘ Ind Invent more to hi:
Petrnrt-h was [W388
. small income—unfortunately
w. or he would bar» tornml his
- h“knt§ to better at'l‘OIInI“
, hodrcd pounds a your ill
‘ . lib mother now u very nget
W hnd hover dreamed oi oi
M'lnything better until hi
He had not proctor-ml an:
of Improvement for norm
'. slid Mr. Mll'tltmlllll was in»
trifle impatient.
. I! it mnitor of lilt'i. roll
, Ill his energies hymn obtain
batons purple of the itotnatttt
moved thtit thorn watt 5
{or it. and for months in
they.» and worked lor nothim
Am the men in tho worn
in! Mory lw wan good~uuiur
‘ . » on ss a tool. "mlltl im
"‘ in roll» oi tho many Il’ll
s ho had witwml in tin
and coloring oi varnishes am.
he «enormity wmi hy tln
. the "('Trnnk."
. Mnh' niior hilt glimpvw oi
"” with Ilwttyn trying to iim
> for Monitoring loin ihr
clip not bonding mar hot
to t’flll‘h n glimpse oi
W m rites that loolmi no
in m tinder tho lirown curli-
" ’ ' gather round that brood
, wort they hrmtlml
H detormluedly l-lltvv norm
~ oi him. of rotirtw liv
Ming " or ”timid ni
Ellie come in. and in
‘ Mutant moron to
i“ put motion-s. aim
the oilre until all the
« lured itnd glggim
hitm. out:
letter. “Willi!“ you
in iron?" sod then
”M masks and
.w ' . the met. sud ill?
W look It him vom‘
white the low rirh vol"!
think it's too tuna.
. in than ilw would try
' hing sins. stick is the
hrs-it down minim.
“Wilt!"
look-trod; We shop window
to her most 1"tillclltlspsrtusrst the
monthly hop. It was only I trick of
theirs. sndnomoretobetrustedss
Wing s tender. sympsthetlc
lie-rt than n penny given to s heggsr
own he trusted‘to prove generosity in
the giver. .
i don’t know when Petrsrch first he»
gun to write poetryto her. Intonation
verses oi every description. but it must
have been alter she but been there
some long time. tor when he hegsn he
won sltnost despsirlng oi coming necr-
sr to her, and he wrote so s relief. it
began in his writing love letters to her
wlong, passionate lettersrof which
the poor little-mun knew he should
never be able to utter it syllable. and
which he used most cursinliy to tie-
stroy. At,ilrst he burnt his poems.
Loo, but after a little while he kept
those tor her to rend some day.
One hot. summer's tiny. on going in-
‘.o the Mice and finding it comparative-
‘sy empty. he ventured to speak to her.
and presently asked:
"Are you fond oi poetry. Miss But~
fer?"
"sz" answered Brown Eyes. ‘1 sm
very loud indeed of good poetry."
Petrnrch was pleased and hurt st the
some time. lmnrn loved poetry. and
that was well—wen well. but "good
poetry;" and his poems were-dome
the said rubbish: he should never have
the courage to show then to her. Over
his next question he fluttered worm:
than ever.
"You only care (or the best poetry.
then?"
1"0f worse," she answered. lightly:
"don't you think. Mr. Robinson, one
Iiken to have the bent oi everything?"
"waesf' he said slowly. "W—
vmuld you like to be rich. then?"
”0h. yes."~tho brown eyed seemed
,0 look into the iuture~"to be rich. to
he not» to leave oil working. and do
nothing but dress and visit. and talk.
ind laugh. it would he delightful."
"\-you w~wouid never rare for
Iove in a lounge. then.” he Mummer-
ed.
She shook her head smilingly. "I
like it in my poetry, oi course; but in
vol IlIMlh. a comfortable home and
servants. would be mnt'h better. Don’t
you think so?"
"Yen" he unnerved.
”I think so."
Then she went on with her work and
he went away through the busy, evil
tmelllng iartory. with its vsts and
barrels on each side. up to his little re—
treat. There h? gathered up all his
poems. tattooed them together with s
iettor-rlip and drove a nail into the
wallnnder a large picture oi a girl:
far» no advertisemrnt of some hair»
wash or other. a common thing
though, hut he had smoothed it out
tnd nailed it up because the oyen re-
mindod him of Laura; and there he
out»: his poems to rest until nhn md
hum, or~«. l-‘nrtht-r than thnt it» did
ll)! go. but set to work almost fiercely.
reminding himsell grimly that he hsd
waiml time enough, more than enough,
file would girt- away no more him or
«mentions; no. Ili' would min them
into money. Yes. they would bring
rim gold, gold in plenty. True. he won
)III. ugly and awkward; hut inurn Iov-
rd money and poetry, and ii he had the
me it» mold prrhsps bring the other
into his lilo it she would lot him. on,
sould in» but procure the one. the first!
And ho ho worked and worked. csrly
rod into. all through thst summer sud
the winter. and on into the spring.
denying himm-li more than an oral,
Mount glimpse oi Lents at her work.
Itnrdly taxrlmngins in word with her nil
tlini timn, but dreaming oi her. work-
mg tor her. continuously.
ilm» tiny. mrly in the spring, when
”to ilrst polo rays oi the sun word be»
ginning to tm-r into the dusty little
porn and light up tho hair lilitl eyes of
tho pit-tutu on tlw wall. It litmus was
brought to him that Mr. Muttonnid
alsltwl to so» him in his private ollirr.
Wondoritig what would in the «muse
oi an unusual in room-it. Pctrsrrh rim
«social and «om-«d thr trim little
room ’l'hm strutd htr. Ilscdtmwld.
um-onipromlsingly mourn and grltn.
“(smut morning. Mr. Robinson." lw
told; "i not tor you in order to tail
you that. mum on I mm it. I llnd
that l no no long" vapors you my
room in my watchman». The torrents-
in shutout oi luminous demands every
mild" limit at we st my dismi.
and i must suit you. thorrforr. to give
up your rm."
"ti-wgivc up my romp?“ mud Pe-
trsrrli. lils mun. the little spurs
whervhohsdworitedmlmforbor.
where he had thought oi her no moth
the wry sir media" at her; the
thought at rot-git int sod miter
lasts mulling ihm hurl hltn dust!
lolly.
"i ain't sin-hr the m." he sold.
”i hardly thinlt it mt out you to soy
lWVFIK-fl." twill Sir. ”sedans“.
citing him imply.
"llwirst it will not me to grant it»
n
thoughtfully,
W o ovary-lint?
log with dust suit. plains. VWJy"
m
Murmur-topmost:
.ftof’?‘ .
sturdy; itsodvrivsnyoulilolshstlho
fibeppytohssrlromyon. lsnp-
weeks? Yes! Very‘ well. Good
morning.” sod the busy msgslsctnrcr
turned beck to his desk muttering:
”ll‘m, he'll over do uniting also. l'nt
well rid oi him."
I t
or
O O 0
Out in the wsrehonse. hurrying
along. Pctrsrch sltnost stumbled
against Lents in her last not! cost. As
he looked at her sud rallied thnt in
s iew days his chem oi occsstonmy
seeing her sud spanking to her would
itnve gone lorcver. dmpsir gsve him
courage. sud returning her good morn.
ing. he condoned: "lire you going out.
Miss Butler?"
"Yes." she snswerod. s little wonder-
ment showing in her brown-eyes. “t
not going to letch some csrhon pspcr.”
"hlsy I come with you?" Petrsrcb
binned out. keeping psce with her.
The wonderment deepened. "if you
like." she answered. s little hesitat-
ingly.
Pelt-och ssw the hesitation and hell-
ed it as s good omen; anything. wen
better then indilercnce. Could be
hove known thst bliss Butler hardly
cared for a companion whole clothes
were all spinshed over with diliersnt
stains and colors. sud whose ungloved
hoods were by no means spotless!
Down the steps sud out. of the nor-
row doorway he iollowed her. and then
through the busy city streets sod up
into the wsrehouss. where she got her
rarhon psper. They but hardly spot-
so so for. and then only on the most
lndillersnt topics. sud Petrsrch was
standing by her side. inwardly cur-g-
ed with himseli lor his cowordioe.
wstchlng her as she drew on her gloves
to pay for her purchase. when he snd~
denly noticed for the first time s ring
upon her linger. His heart gsve it
throh and then seemed' to stop: he
leaned iorwsrd on the counter snd
whispered rather eagerly:
"That's new. isn't it?”
Mine Butler smiled. Wu there
some meaning in the ‘flnltl'I" unor—
muntnhlc behavior a‘ tor a"? It
tickled her vsnlty. and she snswered
demurely. as she turned to go:
"i haven't worn it very long, Mr.
Robinson." { ~
"No.“ he said. as he followed her trill
into the sir until; "no. not long,not
long." Then. liter wslklng beck with
her. "Good-bye, hours—4 hag your
pardon, l mesh Miss Butler."
"Aren't you rooting?" she asked.
surprised tor once out at her must sell-
ponsession.
"No." he said. "on Intro. 1 Illl leav-
ing Mudonsld‘s. (load-bye. and God
bless you.”
lie stsrted oh down the street at s
rapid pace with his thoughts in s
whirl oi ronitised misery. ills world
seemed ended. everything seemed slip-
ping away from him; his work. his oh—
iert in lilo, all seemed vsnishing: he
groom-d in spirit. ”I have slwsys
known it was howlens," he thought.
lie but quite lorgotten lhst he hsd
never spoken to her of his love. He
had loved list so long nod to well thnt
it seemed to him thst she must know
oi it. “Well. it's sit over; i wss mod
to think thst who could are [or on
only wmrh like the." lie spoke to
himseli t-ontnnptnoosiy. "You on s
fool—4t ill. not even youth lor no es-
rum. and you must think aim-1' Then
with s sudden chsnge of iitotmlit:
"tiod. I hope she will hr hoppyl" he
whispered. and went on.
the tummy where he ltsd left her. (19
log sim- hitn in growl amusement. "i
wooden!" she said to herseli. "i do
believe: he rated for me. Well! But
who! motiv- hlm run on like first? The
ring? tilt!" and slu- lsughed it little
student! tough.
"He really wen mud. you know." she
said. "I built-vs it i hold up my linger
he would come hurls.”
iihe paused on the step Ind twisted
the ring. which wstt not In W
metal ring. round sod round her In»
In; then she sow hey lore reflected in
tin- sirloin. Wished pinto gisss oi that.
door and smiled st it. "lint isltsll not
hold it up." Then BM went in.
Throw westts inter. llv. Ilscdowsld.
tollowrri by me 01 lilo worhmsn
srntcd with mops sud hm». went
Initial-sly up into l’elrnrt'b’s little inbor-
story.
"(tum thing. he's never in: new
the pious sitter: its relented. so he
walked srtwtttd inspecting everything
Morenobsdetltemsnrlmritont.
"Bulky. i strum Well. he must be
tints sit; i «ss't wslt tor him"
Aloud. its mid "Well. theres nothing
«turn-rhea; mmeimritflt
wwsy limp! What‘s thst?"
“That." woe s 2le no the wall Ma
tuning March's rooms. which our
of tin: workmen took down and
edtollr. NW.thme
mmumsmum ingillbm ‘
hold'muhopotourvrhoro nutmswummthstmm .
Meanwhile laurs stood still outsldn
mum»,
damn
The woman ws‘s s frequent visitor
lslull Noble legend my work- musty mdmsngnighdnllsnd itss
tstovonrrwts blowout-w shoots-soy night is mums.
shoot town. She covend her-ell with
n snot hostility or '_.ciotilins swsthiu
hertestlnnsl. nodshoutsllthst wss
viable was her eyes.
Thus in s m 09‘ Ml Warlord
thst. in early his the mo hsd s also
sppolntmest in love. ad she bss been
sctlng hourly as? lines. it hss blunt
the impveflon thst she wss
possessed of some money. last winter
shocsnevsrynssrpsrlehlnsinssnow
storm sad it stems sit-sue thst beiore
this some don hss not been node to
hue her men core oi.
Alfred Powers. colored. known all
over the Monseoomtol his greet
sins. in very ill.‘ pnettntonis. at his
home in lliddletown.
Sim “crook Mos Bolts.
Open dsllyiromltolzs. m..sntl
tromitfln. m. .hsdosltondsrsven—
logs from “I to 8..
Interest Illovnd on ”cells.
ALDEN somns. Frost.
10”". ll 8. VisoPrsst.
3081‘ ll. :Blcsnd Tress.
W
REED THIS!
8! schemes allusion sod indslsite
walls“ of W returns is the trim
mpeople rosy be deceived for s
time. but not tor , ;sll time.
A policy to the connectlcnt consul
Lilelnnnrsneemls wlstthepsople
will hsve sitar they have into dnpcd
into some scheme of chesp Issuance.
Clasp Issuance is like cheep mossy:
it isn't worth much.
it you went protectlm lot your ism-
iiy or your-sit in use oi old age. set
n olsln. definite policy in the
odmnitmtiomnnm.
S. s. L'H0MMEDIEU9
4 south .5“ Street.
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Supple Books of Latest Styles oi
Papers. Borden sud Gilt Ionldings
tsken to bonsmlerinspsctlol.“ no-
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and Molotov.
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Don't give them to: or codes. llsve
you tried the new looddrlnk celled.
Groin-0? It Is delicious and m.
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grsdesolcollee' ,hntcostsshontone-
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l-‘iitees snd twenty-Ive cents.
am f.
lites Allie Buttes, Norlolk. Vs» wls
irightlnily burned on the loos all
neck. Psln was instantly relieved by
DeWitt's Witch Hue] Solve, which
healed the injury without leaving n
tear. it is the lsmons pile namely.
6. C. Stillson. E. P. Weed.
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When you cannot sleep for coughing.
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maturation. relieves the lungs and
prevents any tendency toward plen-
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IMMIIIMI onnlities are
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Ir. Elisha Berry. oi this place. ssys
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