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Views About'Love.
PHILIP KEAN.
T he manager o f the
stock farm watched '
the window o f his bungalow,
was a typical western hurricane,
com ing after a dry spell, with pink
lightning and tempestuous winds
rad the continuous ro d -o f ti
T o the unaccustomed eye
tcrrifving, but Alexander gaxed un
disturbed.
He was young and
But som ething very like fear
gripped him now aa he raw between
the swaying trees s wraithlike fig
ure running toward the house.
He went to the door rad opened
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t
He dragged her over the thresh
DR. A. M. DAVIS
old— a tittle, i
girl.
d e n t is t
“ I’ m ao a fra id ," waa all she could
say at first
' v
“ How does it happen that you
are o u t?"
He put her in a big
chair by the side o f the fireplace.
“ It’s so late and raeh an awful
n ig h t"
8he looked at him with startled
eyes as she tried to pin up the thiek
brown locks that had fallen about
her shoulders.
“ I— I was running away,* she
confessed.
“ O h," Alexander said aa he sat
Office over.U. S. NatL Bank
down
oppoaite her. “ Y ou look a bit
Phone Black 171
old for tb a t I was nine when I
decided to take to cave dwelling
and a man Friday."
A dim ple showed in the corner o f
her mouth. “ But— but I wasn’t
running away to live in a cave; I
was running away to get m arried."
“ B ut," Alexander said presently,
“ you— you don’t look quite eld
enough for that," *
“ I am eighteen,” was tbs expia-
aatíon,
be is tw enty-one."
murmured
Alexander.
“ Where ia h e r
H er lip quivered. “ I think the
storm must hare kept him home.
Y ou wouldn’t think a storm would
Dr. John S. R ankin
matter to a man, would y o u r
“ N ot a man who was going to
marry
you ," Alexander found him
Uffice over U. S. National Bank
self aaying.
Office phone Blue 171
“ Oh” — the wartnth in his tone
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brought a rosy flush to her face—
OOWOWOWOWOWOWOBOWOWOWOWOWO “ o f course som ething may have
kept him ."
“ Where was he to meet y o u r
Alexander asked.
L ittlefield & Rom ig
“ Over there by the church. We
are (topping at one o f the cottages
just beyond.”
“ And when you didn’t find him
cams a knock at the door.
. A lt* under opened it, and Bobbia Heturo Prerfwoed It end M e w H m
Never Equaled It.
«tumbled over the threshold.
The moat coin i »Heated manufucturtng
“ Why didn’t you wajtr" ha com
plained at once. “ Why didn't you plant that ever existed la the human
l>odjr ■■ controlled under the scientific
uiuimgemeut ot the brain and nervous
“ It was such an awful storm , and »yHiem. No factory aver, boasted a
you weren't there, B obbie."
more efficient producer plant for con
“ You m ight have known I’d have verting fuel into energy. No plant aver
com e/* be rom ed. “ I don’t tee why bad ao well designed a pumping sye-
yon came here. I looked every tem nor one so perfect for the disposal
where fo r you, ga d then I saw this of wasta and sewage. Talk o f boating
light, and I came over and looked and ventilating up to data er interde-
partment telephone! The best that oar
through the w indow ."
modern science can pat Into our Shops
Alexander interposed. “ She could is crude Indeed U compared with that
not stay out in the night and storm.
Y ou were lata."
ir- The boy turned on him. ’ ’“ W ell,
what if 1 w as?" be demanded.
it any o f your business?"
“ Y es"— the older man’s tone was
quiet— “ it is always a m an’s buai-”
ness to see that a young and help
less girl ia protected." '
“ But I " —
“ 1 think you should take her
home at o n ce," Alexander advised,
“ and wait until you and she are old
enough to know your own m inds."
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DR. FRED R 'W ILSON
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Dr.CX Brais, Mf.S.
"Starved,” she cried.
He brought -out crackers and
cheese and sardines and olives and
marmalade and all the dainties that
a bachelor manager w h o‘ electa to
eat at meals the coarse food that is
given his men keeps for private
consumption.
“ I f— If T only knew where Bob
bie was," she said, “ 1 should be al
most happy."
“ So his name is B obbie?" Alex
ander asked.
She ntidded. "W e went to school
together, and ba is at college now,
and he hasn’t anything to m a m
on, and that’s why m other objected,
end that's why we ran away."
love him?** Alexander
“ O f course," she said quickly,
“ only I’ m n ot so rare right now. It
seems as if he oouldn’t pa vf let me
com e out in the storm alone—i f he
bad loved m e."
“ He couldn’t ," said Alexander
briefly.
And then, after a mom ent, he
a d d slowly, “ I wonder if you know
what love is really like— love fo r
which one suffers, fo r which one
dice, if need be r
She caught her breath. “ N o one
on its feet Some people feel that In
• order to bathe ft la necessary to call
In the services o f a physician. Others
bathe at the slightest provocation—on
railroad trains and when they are vis
iting a family o f ten with only one
i t r be said.
bathroom. 8ncb people would call for
“T shall get her m other to the a bath anywhere—on a trolley car. on
an excursion steamboat or whan cross
Ing the desert o f Sahara.
she can open the door fo r on."
Between these two extremes, the
% The boy turned to the door. “ I ’ll bathers
and the nonbathers, there lies
leave yon to arrange it,” he said to a vast gulf. I f these people coaM only
A lexan der.,;“ ! don’t seem to be in
this." And he was gone.
“ I’ m afraid his feeling#are hurt,"'
Alexander said, “ bat it was best,
wasn’t i t r
He took M ollie’s hand and stood
looking down at her, and presently
d ie said: “ Yes, it was best. And
now will you call op mother,
over the g ire be took M ollie borne.
On the way they said little, but just
before they reached her porch she
whispered, “ I— I want to thank you
for what you said to me about—
love. -1 shall think o f it differently
— now. 1 shall never marry Bob
bie.”
“ Perhaps Bobbie will be differ
en t," Alexander said.
“ N o; I couldn’t marry him—
now ." S h rb e ld out her hand. “ Will
ou com e and see us some tim e?
[other will want to thank you ."
“ W ill I com et?’ Great jo y ran
through his veins. “ W ill I com a?"
Then he bent down over her. “ Are
you sure there isn’t any chance for
Bobbie r
“ Y ea," very low.
“ Then I’ll com e," be m id, and he
knew in his heart that som e day he
would teach her the things that
Bobbie had not known how to teach
— things o f Jova and life and o f
happiness. ,
Men Week Bette» When the Band Plays
The U nited States navy regula
tions contain this sentence, “ The
band shall play while coaling ship.”
N o discretion ia given to the com
mander or any one else, so that the
band always plays throughout th a t
moat arduous, m onotonous job . E.
J. D elano, writing in the M anufac
turers’ New«, says, “ U n d e Bam has
found b f careful experim ent that
about
in with m usic than w ithout." Sir.
Delano mentions . several great
‘ concerns that have
bands and fir their playing at cer-
tain hour« i provea both quality
and quantity
ever said such things to me of love
before," she asid. “ Bobbie and I
lust thought of fun—and—o f hav- more cowardly instantly retreats or
ingour own way."
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She was such s little innocent stronger. Spiders are unflinching
thing, but with such purity in her cannibals. They will breakfast off
eyes, such a foreshadowing in her their M other* and dine o ff their
faee ot the Roman that she might sisters without ra y com punction,
be, that Alexander »aid unpidsitaly, rad, as regards what they eat, they
"D ear little girl, wait until love—
ence either for flies, gnats, maths,
fgrwjra, daddy longlgra, beat, wasps
or other small fry, all being eaten
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MUELLER, the Tailor
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S u fficie n tly H u m b led .
Mrs, Mejlen did not wish to offend
her new cook.
“John.” the said to the manservant,
“caa yon And out without asking the
cook whether the tinned salmon w o
all eaten last night? You sea. 1 don’t
wish to ask her because she may have
eaten It, and then ska would feel un
comfortable,” added the good soul.
“ If you please, ma’am,” replied the
man. “the new cook h o eaten the
tinned salmon, and If you w o to say
anything to her you couldn’t make her
feel any more uncomfortable- than she
la.”—Christian Register.
A young officer rather new to his
work was drilling a squad of recruits
tba right leg.” One o f the sokliers by
mistake Hfted bis left leg, so tbat tt
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Do you think tbs manufacturer would
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man be would probably agree with you
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a pump as you speak of never exieted
nor ever will except in the brain o f a
perpetual motion freak sneb as I see
before me.” Which shows bow much
he knows sbout It, for both you and be
carry Just such a pump around, with
I you. and each o f you thinks too much
I of your possession to sell It for any
money.—John H. Van Deventer In Du
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