The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 22, 1935, Page 11

tloMa? by Martha Orr THERE'S NO ONE TO STAY WITH DENNIE , JIM. HIS GRAN'MA WON'T BE BACK UNTIL LATE. | HELLO, LOUISE, DO YOU THINK YOU COLU D GET AWAY THIS EVENING ? N AW, WHY CAN'T I STAY UP? I WANT TO SIT HERE BY THE WINDOW, AND WATCH PEOPLE GO BY. e IT'LL BE DARK VERY SOON. I'M DELIGHTED TO STAY WITH THE SWEET LITTLE THING. = HELLO, MOTHER.. IT'S SO NICE OF YOU TO | STAY WITH DENNIE, | NONSENSE . HE'S JUST A BABY, AND SUCH A DARLING. I'LL CALL MOTHER., AND ASK HER TO COME OVER. BILL IS DOING A LITTLE FANCY PRIZE FIGHTING TO-NIGHT, AND I DIDN'T WANT TO MISS IT. SURE , LET HIM . WHY -JUST THIS ONCE, PLEASE,LOUISE.I'M NOT A BIT TIRED OR SLEEPY. HOW PERFECTLY LOVELY. L'LL READ SOME NICE LITTLE. STORIES TO HIM.WEL HAVE A LOVELY TIME, . HE DOESN'T WANT TO GO TO BED.SO I TOLD HIM HE MIGHT STAY UP. JUST THIS ONCE. (" LOUISE, I GUESS 1'D BETTER GO TO BED. I'M AWFUL TIRED. I DON'T YOU BEGGED TO SHE SAID SHE'D BE RIGHT OVER . NOW, DENNIE, I'LL GET BUT LOUISE, IT ISN'T DARK, ALL RIGHT. |IF YOU'RE. SURE.' YOU'RE NOT TIRED. — I THINK HE'S ‘ TOO B!G FOR. THAT, MOTHER. THEN, MAYBE I COULD ROCK HIM TO SLEEP. WHY DENNIE. I KNOW, BUT I'VE CHANGED MY MIND I'M ALL WORN STAY UP. TN ouT.