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A DOUGLASS I I I O I I
SCHOOL ROMANCE
Each Thought the Other llntefiil. And Then Ile Saved Her Life
and got struck hiiwuelf. and lie h td f
Sure
Wasn't much. Haw and
i\ig seen lie« since she r ««id have he m l it break "
lhanked him
Well, he daln’t Care !
Sure
nut Joe He didn't believe
She wi> a (unity girl ftnywn She it. bill In* wimkt I t Mill have his
would not .sprwk to you or look at 1 wav Hick jieoph» were tunny .il« ins
you even if you were a guatd on the daiTv.
team and sh * wouldn't even thank
S *en am body‘ ‘ lie meant Mnllv
you if you saved lier.
Of course, lie wasn’t coming right
Aw he didn’t like Provident llott- out and say it
pital anyway At IVmgU.sk High he
Yeah
Say. how it you manage to
could see Molly and play on the
team
Hut at sell ol there were les
Your pals came to see you and sons
U it isn’t one thing. It’s the
girls ipret lKlmg they were just with o th v
your sister» brought you oranges
You did not have to go to school cr
bother with any old home work
There was even mystery m it Some
unknown person sent ycu the latest
“ gangster story magazines."
Still there was the bad side of be
ing in the hospital with a broken leg
You could not play basketball, go
to tile moves, or eat as many hot
degs as you wanted to
Then there
was your mother calling you pet
name., and k w m g \ou right before
the fellows
And you could not even
see Molly, the sweetest girl in the
world. ‘ Puppy L ve. lus dad called
it.
Molly—M lly Mason He had jerked
her from in from of an automobile
By A D E L E
H A M LIN
In a way it was pretty good
to he in the hospital with a
broken leg.
Your mother
called you pet names; your
fa th e r patted you on the
shoulder; even your sister
trea ted you as if you were
human.
Nou* t h e l a r g e t ( s e l l i n g
pure at p it in in
•% f t ç
the world for • • • A V
G E N U I N E
PURE ASPIRIN
r a c k e d i n monture*[troof c e l l o *
[thane to [>re*er \ e the purify and
f u l l strength o f e a c h t a b l e t
He did not mind being a h *ro.
though. Who d'»ei%? Ills Spanish
: teacher brought him a bo* of candv
William
sh * .said, l am proud
of you You acted like a real g»ntl *
! man. The school would like more
1 boys like you Think of it
If you
i hadn't been so gallm t, Molly M.t*on
, would have been badly hurt "
All he could say was “ Ye ’em **
The coach brought him the new.
| about the games.
You'll I k * m k for ttie team next
[ year. Moore. Haven t l *t .» game so
I far. but we miss you. The girl s.i*
lucky to have you b *hind her ’’
Joe. his pal. brought luui some ba
nanas and ate most of them.
H lo. Bill
H lo Joe.-
"So n be walking on the old leg?"
That was hts way of a..king how he
fell.
E N D O R S E D
BY
Hill and .;»**. mil Molly was dtlT«*ieiit tllinutm «« fatnlliai blue twin periled
1 U i ( Molly dull« l like Inin
»« the door, then there *Ux*l Molly I
One i I av lie wivt wondering what
"Hello, lllllv. ' she said
he would say i( Molly did come, alien
lie could hiudlv say anything.
h r nur.se came in
“ 1 thank you for saving me 4
Anybody wmilda done that
' Maylu*
t would liwv«* beep lieie
before but l thought you wouldn't
see me ’cause you got hurt and
everything
Aw that wasn't nothing
I II In»
all right in a few day*» "
“ I'ui glad, lhlly. I sent you those
book *. "
"Old you? '
Uinhumph '*
H dr nr •
Then
If l helped you will» y«H«e
Sp.uilNh. do you >up|M e that would
almost make up fm H * '
"Y yrv »alii Hilly
And if I I 1
Molly couldn t
flnbli saving what »he want'd tv wi
«he i*ui her atur. aruuud lit-» neck
and kt--.nl him'
Billy liatl never been no sur|«rlsod
in ah Ills life
"Say. I thought you hated me' he
blurted out
"N o No
"G ee' 1 think you i e the sweetrwt
gltl in the whole world Molly
I»«» you? I alway% thought you
didn t like m*
Y u never spoke
You mt d like > oii haled me
Well. I .ay! Oei* whir.
I I -
Molly, kiv- me a^aln'"
‘‘I say, Molly, kin,-. me again.”
run in fr.n t of that t ¿ s r T h i s was
Hilly, flier.* is someone to vee you j
also Joe’s way of complimenting Bill But -he wants to b* sure y n il
on his bravery.
( her "
Man I don't know. It wa.» going
Aw. let her in." he wondered who
to strike her. so I —-
I it w »a.
"I wouldn't hurt myself finding
I It fix your pillow all nice ami
with a gill
Think you g rina eat comfy.**
this banana?"
i Why did she have to say that?
Billy liked th* coach, he liked Miss J The nurse went out
In a few
W O M E N
W H O S . E
W O R D S
Over
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of llf«-e liv r I'vr
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