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his zittiv.0 PboPt hiM
OMireW leeteald bet I'Veliet
1,411- 04140 OM ,Ita 6 SPI1 er's
death' than., -to' have hLiitannznen'd
aMant-trillitrultrttkrcIR u liekt
done tor his coantry."'
Mk% the touriet, he Mete 'all het up
over it, then eceMea over .to
'Where ellees gathered. We're
etandini in ob»awe., ale', heeel
.was eeeteel., 013 :et .4 'elle`Zeeeleati t4e ain't 407 '44. tt, Tent. On; ban ha
ASilgtiit-VeenTellt.the 4.1aMetrellAel.. it't N.11 tbrAt It ain't eenPett for Whet
4eett Val tie. the pony has dents that mak= ua ae
clean it 04'c'e',.,..0i.e-b,f4e4nt) to tell 'atti rake ,Olenart alto tan't oeekt 'we're offerin''
1 aM,. en:-..theeeleed all heard tebent:,e4 UP- our iri4lte .to
eite AnAelire4e .•'ae it was ziert' "Do eine al yew @anon/ton know
at'.,141.Mlaf*Wle Or' CA to hold out. 4 anything *gut that ponY," see tile
nit!
opolegleetleleP nOt OrAdtbei tenriete
let tele egg rt'It'Aitet- Old =ewe Viet CaPtainl" iseee e• tett) UMW,
'heed ;aid. tns bnahe, ' eeniitet .14(14,0044e pancher. 4'Weli it elItit
ter'elteive Wee -a little etakee
• , 114ely that you can find 4,Inen in tile
Welle'tbet elen Me. te read oren Weet eelio wouldn't r0eZatze that
usitws," v4ib I'don't let to ne pony by the description. That there
UnleeeWocoin' to Gina) elle er pony was in the Outer altaomicre."
aleefeten teete+%lionlq!`" ea' 1. ttao .• 4931e fjentlentan What owns biro 14
that oU Jtgave 015 8eller Would heep goin' ,to sheet 'WM," &ea- tbe tourist.
elraulution for the Wpm of "Well, Perhaps e all for the beat,"
'eternity, -Then a brilliaet tbeleght ntt
ee „dee barn neve eau ene. 4 nota t no tche got formillion-
ono" - theatre,
but 1 offered 'him thirty -semen
e _tur.tlea
.Of ll _ the pew
over ..eete detneed,_ reea ictemd at the dollars for that pone,' 11.-oubtea
thqt I'd take good care at him, so he
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tr'X'dsa 0Alt TAVatt (1'117 rAogo leo hard g02 im
tmere`opportuntty. ; Vou.dt4V440'40 Ap7 $ou Unew lt; „hut g.you bad a ca P'
Put an' out toreltan hal* 44-4? 'yoUr own, you Vouldatt illto c041,11
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zet IlIntmPtca 24gotirmi not to bcoonne buaines4, 4,4".
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hare ratt #414InnYt 4 coueolltwa Puiv e ttied not to grin, gar ago
a rtY rilt 04,04 1r3210. 5,1.400 ;dm, but he teonithal -Put Ito ,
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C.Maga'dtle 79147M, 47TO a '44/1. bless your heart, tto7, Pou ,nevez
. "0114E1'.sep . be practical, axe us Or business, you
''xIabgi. Z1/1 Anteowo* „..„.,'gr have ,a4)out the Same talent .or 40
.laat - itire Oleg. Mara 'wort ,au grisly bear Wel 0,110,7 110 ao Yon
. am? a On, alalt-xa --tito- along. -an' - you titior gat
czawlin't, vogn novev wva' '34.1:r Tree; builates.4. Mau don't en.ley any-
ertende el eV so la X was to ohm* a
1
*Raman he'd be MY 1get."
29:Mean of_ a Lion 4gad
cioit yeatei age,' nee
built It tleei any iwor/r wad aggro,
eistal rent 1 :was a Ina iid then.
Now Iron &tan' alOng in years an' I
don't thtexid 'mate any more o' try
LW' -
"How old "are ya, aapPe?" see he,
'Well, 111 mars old -be -
ore so mainly' more years," sez I.
llookin' full as indignant as I felt,
• ceekon; , •
'You're nothin' (but a kid in most
Wage," sez Jrabez, an' hie voice was
tso friendly that I began to cool. Then
Oie said, "Why, I never think of vou
like do the rest the boys, though
El rely on you a heap more. You've
allus been like one o' the mily, like.
an' you an' Barbie halve played around
together until most o' the time I think
of ya as about the same age; but if
anything in the money line, av,hy speak
out. I was a young feller my,-lf
evionceeean. neeetheeverenede4o-rern et
ny_ depts. on some ce -your town trips,
why I'll pass _you over a little extra
an' take it out in laughin*.at you."
. By George. he made it hard for me.
one_ rumen:: heel tramp on, my corn
,anellte_next ,Waveerseteele. tete het..
-the- shoetidersee4butetheemore--. e ---
the more I see that -I havwv
xirritis
•
ih Accati Coh.tiold V. flitztzto
0 Co., 1.1t:zto, liaento
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thing bUt nutTrin' money. You zaa7 be
Ilea some da, Tent it Veal be frame
attendhe -to bteilli .1Xteve 'take
1.4y-efg if you Want to..an' get this non-
bei.se out of your reerstem,. then come
!beck here. 1.ou know 'at arbie
!Misses You every minute -you're -ewer."
"All rigietIsez,_ "V11 try it- _
want to leave this place one, -tile stiVii;
as if we was both 'grown up, not an if
we had a child's quarrel. az'
Fil take -my lay-off buelditt right
down to business; .but if it don't seem
to agree with me, why, ru some back
here an' make a report."
'Now, don't stay away long, cause
he lirtle girl is lonesome for tom-
par.y, an' as she sez to me the other
night, you're better company than any
book, ao' you've got more intelligence
than a schoolteacher."
"Yes," I went on, ean- -I don't re-
quire (twain' as often as a fur rug, an'
my hair don't shed off as bad as a
.logs, an' if I could just forget that
I'm a homan bein' I wouldn't be aii9
moreebot here thane the- -resteeeretle/O- fur-
nishings ; but that is the one thiug
that's on my mind just noiv-I'm a
man, an' it's time I began to practice
at it."
Barbie wasn't quite so cesy tVget.
waYetraml-ateelatilae4-2kala-44Pacill11411.
hellevecabratoavhs •towehlobeerrectinterelino!
he ai.tuiel reiti .-ireir dein nre
without mentionin' any o' the true
cause it was a rather delicate project
for a man who hadn't no evperience In
makin' political speeches; an' . Barbie
gave me a purty complete goin' over.
We talked it out for i week, but my
mind was made up tar go an' the'
-wasn't anything' the+ could stop me.
unless it was miglai'y importarlt; au'
at Mat- she stopped arguin' an' Juat
began to look sorry. That was hard-
est of all.
4-Illappy," she sez to me one night
when we was ridin' back from Look
Out, "don't you think 1.'m old 'enough
now to ask Dad about what that let-
ter 'meant?"
turned an' looked at her -a -the sun
'was just about to duck behind th».
ridge, an' her face wan in all its
brightness. It wate•a lot different face
from that of the child who had sited
the question so long ago. It was sera
jons with itst question, nn' it looked
like the face of a woman. This was
the first time she bad mentioned the
:subject since I'd been back, an'
hadn't thought she dwelt on it any
Round %tip 2elt: 'Sal°
6211 firci;n1 GOIDERIICH
3crauailly bavzr gar= front all adSeLeent C. N. a. Stations.
or
4e,
pJiItu
're efill- VOW= en 1.1=0-o4 entli (E1). lllly., Nipinsing Centetall ULM. said
beyond CC:OrmitIle on C.N. Mire to Illepuslenaktg este lillearrat.
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Just /mew athotat , Oth Tana
he all right., 'Iron can't eeoin to set
'mlego. even a' other When you elon"t
'know o thiteg ebout tier. ma
tuow iraole wen, .741 cea tefl i'
they'd do wader any 'hind a %nonditiclas,
are If yOu /Mow what they have den%
an what theevo. btien. throttle MI
blow purter well whet they are; but
when you don't know onything at
it makes, it bard. awful hard."
,didirt have anything To Gay tolier
'that would 'Itelik po I didn't cay -any-
titbit!' tiei" table We -had ridden jite
while she said, "Happy, I don't went
you to be a buoiraess mate The
Igasternern that Vile me up worse thtm
any other mar are the business men.
They allus calculate btrw a thing could
-fltie turned into:money. Why, if one of
'em lived out here bed put a ease
'value on ol' Mount Savage. They al-
ine make me think of Domg3ey."
What was th' about that buckskin
mustang to make you think of a busi-
ness !man?" sez thinkin' she meant
a little ridin' pony she msed to have,
"I don't mean Debbins," sez she, "I
rtiean a character out of a book. Ile
was such a good business man that he
let imost of life slip by him. I don't
want :Cron to do that."
tirriert-fiCr-r, 'Tan' It 0' guinea hens, but I knew that a
may be tbat beginnin" late in life like business man has to overlook the in- t.hwalte received a communication from
I am, I 'won't become enough of a born ignorance of his cuatomers, or Long Branch aeking him to he on the
(business man to get that WILY; but else it's twice as hard to land 'ern; s ) lookout for two young women who
the' is one thing sure--I'an through juot sietled ! left theirahoneese there -on -a hltelehlicing
ivith mr nor sense. I'm not goin*
nit gol-lar-laftirritilte-wriiiirrebriit--
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• veteran of' a hundred wars; (ids flhief forwarded. this information to up Nv D1614 311111
eomes of it."
He wns not author_ who was his best friend, One sad day'
venerable and honorable souvenir of (Long [Branch. ,
ehe.
"Where you goin' to shart in?" sez
bygone eges?" Well. that blame fouleized to detain them. Both young
leh he 1E4141111(111e hihsatpl ranyqeursarrnenl.d aTd(111:4tit
went on pilin' it up while the crowd ladies, it was reported., were blonde and night
"Ilow do I -know?" sez 'I'm just
egged -him on by efferite two bits, an' one Wag only seventeen, her compan- the God bless daddy, Ood Ideas ream:et
goin' to knock around till I meet up
four bits, an' six (bits an' It drink; ten' ion reportedly being a young married and then shocked the family, with'
with a business openin', an' then Ian "Iia ha, to you Jimmie."
so on until I was disgusted and turned woman,
goin' to put my full might into it till I
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pony an' sea, "Who gets the ten dol-
evouldn't sell him to me. He said he
tars?"
didn't think _I'd abuse the pony when
;111 gets the ten dollars," sez I I »sts sober, (hut I'll have to own up
This in business; I own the pony, I that when a friend -when a friend
pay you wages to sell him, the more
you sell him for the more you get." luvites me to have a drink, I can't say
/de looks at me a moment an' then inno-thain' li
s
eemgroadarn sight o' friends
tl."
tie oalls a gang around him an' se4 to The' ain't no use in draggin' this
'em: "IElere's a richpone, tellers. lot' out. Afr that 4-our1st had agreed to
see this pony -well, he was too Whine
old to teed geese» with when Favaaii
punehin' cows over at » the Diamond
Dot, ten years ago, au' now Happy.
wants me to sell him, me gettin' one
»fourth of all I rake in over ten dol-
lare-an' him gettin' the ten dollars.
What do ya think O' that for nerve?" TWO GlIaLS nii riru IMEIN
Laughed like-. aa --lot »On» .mhtreteheefeof-,priti,m prelet;fie
tree that pony like the saints of
glory, Bill. he -tintAlyySeld 'shim laratine
for an even fifty dollars -an' it was.
ere that bouelit the liquor for the
crowd.
(To be continued),
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AnrctOrtntmzo$', laot.v.
ltte, Smt th0 WaSter tinelKayo with t-07
Gra inreato, Mr.
any dish. Note tine tollowing 'told •
toy.
1Dy Cct,ty 11.3r4f*
course theAlavez a a tOat
rime lanportanee, Mleal=a1n.D0 411
te years, is strondY Ceatur* au;
--gimft-forget.otttnettmcM'''Uo:gl-Ciat
lookti cood: avian cv,,m3 to tante cool,
ULt.the vIce inousewiCe eaters to the
eyo 17ho1 sweparing hoz =nit.
rodtplatokv• ta0144 be31t15ta 41141tS1
VW be made attxrattivo ar e.lo11.7 r1.7
t7tailter fottP-» t= as =maks
that prove the truth e/ Min state-
ment t
1t4fr,.„,n erequel,its
.2 cups eophed, dried 14
14 cup etta
2,6 teaspoon salt
-» teaspoon poultry seasoning
1. Enblespoon tonnoto catsup
% teacpwgz power
% teaspoon powdered 1::1GQ
1 ea, sliehtly beaten
I cup fine dry bread crumbs
Rub Ulnas throtigh coaral
strainer. Add ertunbo, cia`a , nett,
pepper, sago and egg. .Shaere in the
form of »sivall ,eyilnderre Roll in
cruneire, dip in I egg beaten with 2
tablespoons aid» emtee-aeld .,afgeipt rell
In crumbs. Pity in deep hot Mt (880
deg. F.) until brown, then drain on
soft paper. Place on serving plate .nd
garnish with rings of fried apple.
saked Limas with Ilgarshnrmalliletm
8 cups c.00ked dried Limas
lie teaspoon salt
11/2 tablespoons butter
3 tablespoons brown sugar
14 cup hot water
„.„ L4),,!..ex •
-
.5 to al »matshnial1ova
Put Limas in a buttered casserole
dish, adding water and stirring In
salt. butter and bronn sugar. Buke in
moderate oven (350 deg. P.) for about
20 minutes (until thoroughly heated).
Then_ place_havon ,strips a -ear -top,. -dot
with. ruarsiunallows and plaee under
broiler flame until toasted a golden
brown.
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Little ,Billie said his, prayers de-
nrp, aegoromt$ tata.
o '04uirg0o (1417,3 ran L'2-1.
motinerktInI.»»;e1'4rcnao
Mrso W. a, eampboll. ozavc3
Zer daughter. Mt -A, ,CirOzteri; at. CA:1We.
Word ago tratai ct,OzIvelloR, tihO drat.
on April 1.2th ofe• Mr. Ctephon-Coot -o2
,Pesidp,
vrtao woo. tor11noz1p Agtizti Magto,t,
of Dom* fmak, Vr''ood ,tgazzo-
by a diii a tvo potndr45
tero, the eld=t coat havingete= -teeteey
few years ago.
Mrs. CI, Jefgercon, T.11.rq
tlamierou Segentost ant Vte, amt.
tare. Cam "Je2eme111',art:t Ae-lEt
weer with ant zaro. John),, Zfeq:z47.
cony and family at Pittnvn,
Jeaate tle•=. PR Ooderivh,
14ster We't with tar lilarentsl,
Hrs. V. MOSS.
Priscilla : 8Uu said he'd 'eve me
for ever and ever-" Prue: "Lb.
men ! "
ConapaRea 1Too
Skala Goa cla 020 CaariOg
!cote of pia tweet theyeaan't he
trtr'witheent frequent tripe
medicine eheete "I Not
doze up anci get it over," they tall
you. Btat &store know they
donit"getitoveruelan-tantilthey
get a the cause of the trouble!
Chances are it'll.. ... teeelnd
,‘ the cause 12» you eat ..
most people do meat, bread,
potatoes. It's likely sou don't get
enough. "bulk." And "built"
doesn't mean a lot of food. It's a
kind of food that Isn't consumed
in the body, but leaves mit
tee_teetea
-one eeete
-- that iat.1 you; -your t1cetet1s-a--
runeboebeee,P,11.taccac.
loggia Ati-Bran. It contains »e
"bulk" you need pino the great
intestinal tonic, vitaniin Bo
qot sall- ran -every day, drink
plenty of water, and just watch
the old world »grow briahterl
Made by Kellogg in London. Ont.
know the whole game."
it off as a joke, tellin' the blasted ra
"I don't believe that's the way they s-
1 cal to take the pony an' try to trade
do it,." shc._ "These ones that I've
beard braggin' about ibele' business
men don't look to me as if they ever
did much knockin' around. They gen-
erally have everything all planned out
when they begin, and then follow out
the, plans. Are you goin' to start in
some town or go into a (big city?"
"Well, I can tell You more about it
when I get back," see iheeeteakatbased
three days in San Francisco curet but
I didn't like it -it was too cramped
up, Ian thinkin' o' headin' that way
-though."
'Well, as soon as you've give busi-
ness a good fair try -out, you'll come
back here an' tell us about it, won't
you?" sez she. The sun had dropOed
by this time; _but I could still maae
eut her face in the twilight. The
eyes were big an' soft an' gliateny,
the lips were parted an' were trem-
blin' a klttle; it was a brave little
face,, but it looked lonesome. Some-
thing began to tightea aroond niy
heart, an 1 didn't want to go; but I
had put my hands to the plow, an' I
didn't intend to back -track till I'd
'fumed one full furrow.
°Yes," 1 sez. "Honor bright, just
as soon as I've give it a fair trial
him for a night's lodgin'.
He takes my saddle an' bridle off,
;in' puts 'eau careful -in the hotel, an'i
then he takes the pony across the
street ar.' begins to rub Mai down,
He rubs him a while an' conibs out his
stringy mane an' tail with his fingers.
Every now an' again he backs off an'
exainines that pony ms though he was
.leetairitye oavontir,»» stea lilt'. I couldn't
make out what he was up to, so I stood
in front of the hotel watehhe him.
Purty soon up comes n tourist ntatl '
has been lurkin' around in the dis-
tance.
"Iirhat is th-' about that. txmy that
everybody tak'e' F 811(11 an interest in
him for? " sez he. glancin' oyereeto
where us fellers was gawklif.
"Don't you know?" sez the feller.
In surprise. A can't (mite recall his
name now, but I think it was Bill.
Anyhow, most fellers' names Is Bill,
skt well call him 11111, 'Don't you
know who this pony is?" sez Bill.
"Why no," sex the tourist. "I just
arrived this mornin'. an' I'm waiting!
for my uncle to send in after me."
"Is that so?" sez Mil. "Well, I'M
het your unele knows who thiq pony he
This pony k Captain. ‘Vho is your
..te:eue Jet Yea-itulaw..." , eeele7 »_
"loan come before it snows if you Why, my uncle is Charles W.
can, won't you?" she sea, an' 1
nodded.
Well, for my part, I'd rather quarrel
whew I'm goin' »to break any ties. I
stayed for live meals after that, but
they was uncommon dismal. We all
tried to net as if everything was run -
inn' to suit us, an' we all made a
successful failure of it. When at
laampton," SPA the tomIst.
"You don't say!" see,
(holly knows who eaptein is all
righ t,"
"Oh, do you know him?" Se7, the
tourist.
'Why. everybody knows him .arotind
here." sez Rill.
'That's funny: they told me he
last I was ready to leave, Jabez shook lied over a hundred and forty m140,4
my barid and said, "Now this IB just a f ram here." sez the tourist.' -"Tint
vacation, Ilappy. Have your outing whet is the' abort Clptiiin that nwkes
an' then come back an' settle dowu
here. Do you want to take your
money with you, or leave it in the
bank until you deckle to invest it?"
"What money? ' sez I.
He grinned. "Oh, you'll make a
business man all right. Don't you re-
member givin' me stx hundred dollars
after» you came back from the (Pan
tilandle? Well, it's been in the bank
'ever since., an' it's grew some, I
reckon."
"Well, let her keep on growin'," sez
1. 'I'm goin' to learn the inisinese
before I invest in it."
"That's sense," sez hea "Did you
eVer hive any experienve?"
'I was clerk in a restaurant once,"
sez 1; ''Irut I didn't like It, an' I don't
reckon .1'11 go into the reateniant
-
Barbie rode a» long way with me
but vee didn't talk much. I don't sup-
pose the' ever was a time when tee
(both had to much to say; but We
couldn't seem to say it, an' when we
come to part all she said was. "Oh.
Happy, 1 hate to -see you go, but I'm
dare you'll come back in the fall."
come back as soon as I fee/ I
can," see 1; "an' now don't worry
none yourself, an' don't fret your Dad
-an' don't forget old (Happy."
We *hook ,hands long an' firm, an'
ber eyes seemed tryin' to hot:. me un-
til 1, eouldn't look into 'ene-but
didn't- kiss her this time. We both
noticed it, 1111' We both cnew 'at while
1 wee partin' from her she wls part.n'
from lo r ehildhood. PLetin' cram
anything 'at 11've been fond of Is
• eigItte -eielleterselieree; ielid se 1 rode
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I felt entirely different thee time.
I waen't =an rtiti under anger an' un-
just treatment; 1 was gain' out of my
nwn Befftn1 an' oc.eanee1 bed left be.
bind me the cneeleasnem leiybootlel
cue woo reedy to Vole, an' 'plant an'
teat for a_trop„ mow gaiety, no
him so wandelfill? 1Te don't look like
rimeh ef n pot y to me.",
Bill looks et the pony and then e
looks et the tourkt. th,ti he looks at
(he pony nZain nn' F.1117, in a low 'coley;
'It sin*t on his loot -s. It's for what
he's done that trinke, etiptnin fa mon 8."
`What's he done?" sez the tourist.1
"Did yoll ever hear of (aneter's
ni,,iswqrre?" sez 11-111.
"Cof eourse T have." SPZ the tourist.
zettin' intereeted.
Bill, he wake np an' puts his ,hand
on the trolly's; neek. an' then he turns
PP% nroudly. "This here pony Is the
hoe qttrvivin' remnant of that hiqtori-
eel event."
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`What are von goin' to do with lilin"•
7 don't want to sly a word ,fignin
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blame eondemnfn' the
riin o' bosses en' sellIn"em tn %re
ont their 'Dore Brie: In in tollteena
labor. bit when it entneg to n ho'pi
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