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THE MORNING ASTOIUAN. ASTORIA. OREGON.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1907.
tort Among the Blackboards.
sovereign. In exactly the mw sweet
ly Insistent way bad hebecn sent
many a time and oft to seek tidings of
tli laggard milkman. Bis colleagues
. when be laid these facta before them
vera of the opinion that things looked
my dark for teacher. Said Nathan
t "You know how aha says we should
be motara on her weddlngeJ Well, tt
could to be Ilea. She marries maybe
airesay. ,
; Patrick promptly knocked the moni
tor of window boxes down upon the
rough asphalt of the yard and kicked
brd. .v.c,., .
"Miss Bailey's so sneak." he cried
hotly. It ahe waa married she'd Jost
it uer go and tear
"Well." Morris began, "I had one a
auntle'v- ..
"Tour auntie mates me ticks" snap
ped Fatrlck. But Morris went on quite
vndistnrbedty:
1 had once a auntie, un ah had
awful kind feelinga over a stylish
floorwalker, and b was lOTtng mlt
be. 60-0-ob! They marries! Un they
don't say nothings tq nobody."
"She slat married," Patrick reiterat
ed. "She ahVt"
"Well, ahe will be," muttered Na
than vindictively. "Und the new teach
er will nek yon the while yon fights.
Ifs fierce how yon makes me biles on
my bones. Think shame."
When tbe raffled monitor of the win
dow boxes had been soothed by' the
peaceful guardian of the goldfish the
cabinet held council. Nathan suggest
ed that It might be possible to bribe the
Interloper. They would give him their
combined wealth and urge him to turn
his eyes upon Miss Blake, whose room
was Just across the balL She was
very big and would do excellently well
for him, whereas she was entirely too
long and too broad for them.
Morris maintained that teacher might
be beld by gratitude." list should be
made out, and each In turn, a child a
day, should give her a present
Patrick listened to these Ideas in
deep and restive disgust He urged In
stant and copious bloodshed. His big
brother's gang could "let daylight Into
the dude" with enjoyment and dis
patch. They would watch him' cease
lessly, and they would track him down.
The watching was an easy matter,
for teacher, In common with the ma
jority of rulers, lived much In the pub
lie eye. The stranger was often de
tected prowling In her vicinity. He
en began to bring her to school In
the mornings, and on these occasions
then were always violets in her coat
Ho used to appear at luncheon time
and vanish with her. He used to come
fa the afternoon and hare tea in room
13 with two other teachers and with
teacher. The antagonism of tbe moni
tor f goldfish fcectia so marked that
t!Sm Bailey was forced to remonstrate.
"Horns, dear," she began on titer-
bmb when they were alone together,
ytra were very rod to Dr. Ingraham
MBterOay. I cant sHow yen to stay
Mrs with me If you're going to behave
S badly. To sulked horribly, sad
you slammed the door against his foot
Of coon It was sa accident but bow
would you feel, Morris, If you bad hurt
tor. Ingraham T - -
"Gladr said the monitor of the gold
ah savagery. "Gladr
"Morris! What do you mesa by
asytog such a thing? rm ashamed of
yen. Why should you want to hurt a
friend q mine?"
"Don't you be friends mlt htar
cried Morris, deserting his fish snd
throwing himself , upon his. teacher.
"Don't you do It, Teaoher MIsslVBal-j
ley. Ue alu't 110 friends for a lady."
And then lu answer to teacher's star
af blank surprbe be went on:
"My nianma sho soea htm by your
side, Uiul stio snys I gat to tell you in
whispering how she any.
Teacher meikly bent her head, and
Morris whlspere! In an awestruck
voice: -
"My mamma suys she like that Ha
could to be a Krlsht'" and tluo drew
back to study teacher's consternation.
But ahe seemed quiU calm. Perhaps
she had already faced the devastating
fact for she snide
"Tea, I know he's a Christian. I'm
not afraid of tbem. Are your
"Teacher, no, ma'an. Miosis Batloy, t
ain't got no scare over Krlshts, ou"y
they aint no friends for ladles. My
papa says like that on my auntie, und
my auntie she's married now mlt a
stylish floorwalker. We'ra got a Krlsht
by our house for boarder, so I know.
But you couldnt to know 'bout
Krlshts." . : C l
Tea, I do. They're very nice peov
pie." . -.
"No, ma'an," said Morris gently.
And then still more courteously:
It's a lie. You couldnt to know
about Krlshts."
"But I do know all about them. Mor
ris dear. I'm a Christian."
Again Morris remembered bis man
ners, Again be replied In his courtly
phrase:
"Ifs a lie." As be said It, with a
bewitching rising Inflection, It waa al
most a caress. "Ifs a lie. Teacher
fools. Ton couldn't to be no Krlsht
Ton aint got no looks off of Krlshts."
Teacher was mildly surprised. , She
waa as Irish as Patrick Brennan. and
m her own way she looked It Truly
her eyes were brown, but the face and
the faith of her fathers were still
strongly hers. Morris meanwhile ex
amined his sovereign with admiring
eyes. He could well understand the
heart of that Krlsht for teacher was
very beautiful and of splendid array,
Her Jumper waa red with golden but
tons, and her collar was white, and
her hair waa soft with combs. And
ahe had a light face and a little bit of
nose and teeth. Her apron was from
silk with red ribbons and red flowers,
and ahe had like-man's shoes and . a
watch. This vision of feminine per
fection was bestowing time and smiles
on him. She was actually appealing to
his Judgment -
At the end of a month tbe high heels
tnd the festive raiment appeared
again, and the staff knew that the
me for action had really come. They
tore
must bring the Krlsht to terms befi
he should sea teacher la her present
tnd Irresistible array. He was always
first tt the trystlnf place, and there
they would have speech with him.
They arranged to escape from room 28
before 8 o'clock. Patrick feigned t
aos bleed, Morris developed sa In
ward sgony, tad Nathan, titer some
moments of tndsHsloa, boldly plucked
out s tottering tooth tad, followed
bloody but triumphant la their wake.
They found the enemy Just as they
had expected tad Morris, betas- txaia
elected spokesman, stepped forward
sad took aim by bis dastard band.
The adversary yielded, thinking that
teacher had been forced to greater
caution. The monitors of goldfish tnd
of window boxes followed close be
hind, they having consented In view of
the enormous issues Involved to act as
scouts. Around the comer they went
tnto s dark and narrow alley, and
when they had reached t secluded spot
between the high wan of tbe school
nd the Jlank windows jot a recently
Ovtmq vtucuwui nuane noma Dvgta;
"Teacher dou't wants to go on tha
party mlt you the while ahe tint got
no more that kind feeling over you."
"Whatr cried the astonished Dr,
Ingraham.
"She dont wants to be married mlt
you." v i: -.
"Did Miss Bailey send you with any
message to mer
Tbe question waa so fierce that the
truth waa forced from, the unwilling
lips of the spokesman.
"No, ma'sn uo, air," they faltered.
"On'y that's the feeling what she bad.
Und so you go away now 'out seeing
teacher, me und the other follows we
gives you M m cents,"
The cabinet drew near to bear the
answer to this suggestion. It puttied
them, for
"Now, look here, boy," said Dr. In
graham, "you'd better go boms tnd get
to bed. You aren't well."
Morris conferred with bis colleagues
tnd returned with:
"We gives you s e-v-e-n cents to you
go home now "out seeing teacher. A
nickel und two pennies, so you go now.
Und aay Miss Blake could go by your
aids, She baa kind feelings over you."
"Nonsense!" said the man. "When
will your teacher be downr
"She tint coming tt all She hat no
more feelings. So you goes now we
gives you t dim and t penny. Eleven
cents. We tint got it On'y we could
to get. Teacher gives me all times
pennies."
Just as the stranger was wondering
bow much of truth these extraordinary
children knew, teacher, calm eyed and
unruffled, appeared upon the scene.
She said, as she generally did:
"Dr. Ingraham! Who would have
thought to find you here!" And then:
"Are you talking to my little people!
They are the cleverest little things and
such friends of mine. Morris her and
I are the greatest of cronies."
- Teacher's manner aa ahe began her
greeting was serene and bright but a
gloomy, even a morose, glance from
Dr. Ingraham's cold blue eye quite
changed her. His voice, too, consider
ed as the voice of love, sounded sulky
as be said: -
"So it seems. He has given me to
answer which you refused me."
-"How generous of Morris, and bow
thoughtful! lie's always trying to
save me trouble. And the question,
now, to which the answer, belonged.
May one know that?" ,
"Too know it well enough," with
glance up and down the deserted alley,
for even Patrick bad realized that dis
cretion is tbe better pert oT statesman-
thin. "Toukoow it too wet!. I asked
tt yesterday and every day for weeks,"
"And Morris' answer?"
"Nor
They really are the cleverer call
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TitOe brutes! I cant think why
you come down here every day. The
brats a rent la tbe least grateful"
"But they are. They think m per
fection." "That is the contagion of mental
states.".
"And they're not fond of you."
"They reflect your every thought
"Yes, tbe insight of a little child is t
marvelous thing. But come. We are
t long wty from Forty -seventh street
tnd our hostess."
Tee, do you know," said Dr. Ingra
ham, "ia a dreadful bore."
"Of course. But cold tea Is worse.
And the cakes are so shattered to
ward the end. Come."
I've changed my mind. I'm not
going. Pm tired of this sort of thing.
Answer me now."
"But the children," faltered teacher.
1 should miss them so."
At this sign of weakening Dr. In
graham favored tbe qneer old street
with a 'tableau to which It long had
been a stranger. And the cabinet,
creeping back to reconnolter, Immedi
ately guessed the worst Said Morris:
"She's loving mlt him und he's lov
ing mlt her. They've got loving looks.
I had once s auntie"
This was too much for the torn
spirit of the leader of the line. He
laid violent hands and feet upon the
monitor of goldfish. The monitor of
window boxea promptly followed suit
Morris' prolonged yell of agonized sur.
prise brought teacher flying to tbe
rescue, snd teacher brought Dr. In
graham. While tbe latter beld and re
strained Patrick and Nathan, Mlsa
Bailey lavished endearments and ca
resses on her favorite. The captor
grew as restless as his captives under
this aggravation and at last allowed
his charges to escape him.
"Miss Bailey 1" he remonstrated; "I
can't stand this sort of thing, you
know. Irs cruel"
But teacher's ears were til for Mor
ris tale of sorrow.
"I don't know what Is mit Patrick,"
he was saying. "He hits me t hack
tomethin' fierce sooner I says about
mine auntie. Und Nathan, too, is bad
hoys. He says you lies."
IV said teachr, "ir
-i iss, ma an, mat s now he says.
On'y I know you don't lies. I know
we should be monitors like you says."
"Wnen, (leaner',
"On your weddlhge. You know you
says me und Patrick und Nathan
should be monitors on your weddlnge
wnen you marries mlt him." And
Morris stretched a pointing flneer at
ine roe. After one radiant glance at
teacher's crimson face, Dr. lneranain
possessed himself of a scrubby hand
and shook It warmly.
"And so you shall, old chap," ha
cried; "so you shall. You may be best
man if you so desire. Anything you
like." ; '
"New clothes?" asked Morris.
"From stem to stern."
'Say, teacher, Aftse Batkiy, he yo 90'
"Gallons."" "
"Paper napkins mlt birds P
"Bushels." .
"Can I mine little sister bringr
"A dosen little sisters tt you have
them."
"Can I go in t carriage, down sad
up It's stylish." ,
"You shall have a parade of carriages
-one for each sister."
"But I'm not going to leave you for
t long time," Miss Bailey assured him.
"I shall get you another and t nicer
teacher before I go." .
"All right" said Morris blithely. And
he then set out to spend the untold
wealth which the enemy bad put Into
bis band.
When Mlsa Baljcy turned to Dr. In
graham her "light face" was still
brightly pink.
"Hs Is making t dreadful mistake,"
the began timidly. "Believe me, be la
confusing things horribly. I can't ex
plain. But you were qnlte right when
you said they were ungrateful little
brutes. They are."
"No, no," Dr. Ingrabsm gently In
terposed. "You were right They sr.
the cleverest youngsters. The Insight
of t little child is a marvelous thing,
tnd your crony, Morris, has answered
me, after alt" And then, as teacher
mid no sign of dissent, hs added, rtttl
mors gently:
"Constance, dear."
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