Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, November 16, 1911, Page 7

~wwa-~ THE EVENING TELEGRAM LAKELAND, FLA., NOV. 16, 1911, —— e orléy was silent. Hat off, hiestood behind her, looking down at her ador- able head with its wealth of fair, curl- ing hair. She was wearing some sort FTING OF flomml S ‘ i now assn|Going Up By Izola Forrester the real owner then. Don't you see, | “All ready!” some one shouted on the next floor. They had taken the top off the car, and let down a ladder to the prisoners. “Kit, take off your glove.” And there in the narrow little car, suspended in midair, Morley took his mother's ring from his vest pocket, and slipped it back where it belonged, and kissed it for luck. “All out, down there,” they called e, Nov. 15.—Every- in readiness for the the Florida Educational | (Copyright, 111, by Assoclated Literary according to the re- Press) \s committees, a meet-| “I don't think you have the slightest was held in the hall of right to waylay me like this.” "t of Trade, with Prot. R.| 1 did not waylay you,” interrupted sgain. i of Trade, Morley, hotly. “I met you a minute / Coming,” answered Morley, hap- rd presiding. 40 by pure accident; fate, whatever | Y ‘ olly. g d that the business 8¢5-| you want o call it. I don't care ‘ e onvention Will probably | what you call it. I'm blessing it still, ke place in the Morocco Temple.” A It “dvu me one last chance, anyhow.” t the Board of Trade take up the 5 ] stter of securing the temple. sbarp; that I would go to lunch at ““. To arrange for the decoration, o *| Morley grinned at the slip. s Ella Bogart was named chair- o of the primary teachers, while Economy In Cooking, Much gas may be saved with a little care. | bought a number of pans of various sizes, but all with tightly fit- ting covers. Whenever I bake bread OF a roast or for any other reason Bave a hot oven, I plan to cook other things also, as many as the oven will “I knew uothing of the kind. I never expected to see you again, ex- . A. 0 Housh will have charge of be reception committee. cept at the altar—" Mrs. W B. Young, president of the “Morley Chambers!” “As Haddon's wife. What did you oman's Club, was at the meeting 4 pledeed the support of the club think I meant? Kitty, it you would ever stop leaping at conclusions—" “Call me Miss Trainor, it you the coming convention. She also " ry generously offered the use of the usic hall at the Woman's Club to please. “I won't. mish the conventien. The 8 ole Hotel will be the of- afrad.” . Bhe kept her face turned resolutely al arters. H. H. Richard- n was Jdolegated to select proper away. It was true. She was afrald to meet his eyes. dges. und James F. Phillips was se- | secretary of the joint in charge of the work. Stronghold of Wasps. An extraordinary nest of wasps was covered lately on the Bedfordshire estate of Lord Ampthill, where sing three wire wasp traps, *over 4,000 wasps. The nest ! Kit, look at me. You're fice building she stopped. The sun- light falling down the long, narrow canyon of Nassau street made golden bill of motes. Crowds pushed past the two, swinging In and out of the whirling doors. A flower vender held out a bunch of goldenrod to the girl and she looked at it wistfully. Nas- 84N street and the masses slipped out of mind and left only the beauty of hills and meadows and rocky brook beds where they had trouted together o ; fii\m",'l(;:s'mg:m:: d ':: m"" only last month. It seemed years ago. k. ndsa: kol {oches. neroks. You cannot come up here with B wiained grubs and young :ltm. she said, finally, ~tont stages of growth. “I won't have It ien't fair of you to compel me to listen to you.” “It isn't fair for you to compel me Remembered the Lesson. to lose a girl I love without a word 1. who was about three | of protest,” Morley answered grimly, "ul always had it impress- | taking her by the arm. “I will go to [0 1o that after she was once | lunch with you and will talk to you sl »i should mot get dirty |and do my level best to clear up this b ¢ afternoon after belng | whole idiotic misunderstanding.” “ent out to play and fell | “I refuse to talk with you at all," * dirt. ~ She then came |ghe replied. “Of course I cannot keep me and cried, “O, mam- | you out of a public restaurant.” ifw all undressed.”—Ex- [ “No, thank heaven,” murmured Mor- ley, and he followed her to the ele- vators. “Express to restaurant, twenty-sev- enth floor,” called the starter, and they stepped into the car. Her face was a_bit white, but very determiried, Tweedell’s) Is Headquarters for Everything in Groceries My Little, an w.nts but little here below, e gets it when he goes to the peery with less than $6. A FEW SPECIALS B 18 Ml G $ Swift's Premium Hams, per pound .. Best Butter, per pound, Penic Hams, per pound Het:\'r}\ Whole Wheat Flour, per bag Hem-xs'liyeflm,mh( LSS B b 12 pound bag best FUOUr ....... ... .. ee bee oee : U poud Mg, ......... .. Fat Mackerel, each B it vt v e e e e g L ORI 2 Size Cream, @ for ........ ... ... ... CALL 59 AND WE WILL BE GLAD TO SERVE YOU. E.G. TWEEDELL Ilt. Kit?” Clough Shoe Co. At the entrance to the towering of- ; chedly comical. my mother’s. when I gave it to you. It was her “What Had | Done?” of a hat with an audacious tilt to the would he have loved to stoop then and there to kiss it. The temptation had almost seized him when suddenly the car sprang back at the ninth floor, and the lever refused to work. There was one horrible, sickening moment as they fell a few feet before the safety brakes worked, but in that instant he bad caught her in his arms and held ber close to him. And she did not struggle. “We're here for keeps,” one of the men said. “I know the game. It means hours until they take the top of the car off, and you do a sort of ladder marathon up to the next floor. We're in luck it's no worse.” There was confusion above and be- low them now. On each side a car halted. Orders were being given, and plenty of encouragement was shouted to the imprisoned ones. Morley's arm was still around the girl's waist, but she moved away trom fit. “Are we really here for hours?” she asked the operator. “'Frald so, lady. No danger. Brakes will hold all right. Better sit down on the floor of the car and take it easy. The worst thing will be missing your linch.” She did not take ' the advice, but leaned back in the corner. There were five other passengers besides themselves, all men. They turned their backs and clung to the grillwork of the car, watching the reliet work and talking to people on the next floor. “Well,” she said finally, “why don’t you talk? [ can't help myself now.” “What would you have done it we had been dashed down this shaft to death just now?” “Why, nothing. There wasn't time.” “There was time for me to take you in my arms, Kit,” He was speaking 80 low she could hardly catch his words. “Kit, my last consclous act would have been a kiss, do you hear me?”’ “l don't doubt it at all. You are capable of turning even death to your own uses.” He laughed. And while the work of 1escue went on about them, bung there in midair, with only the brakes to hold them, Morley took his one chance and fought against the odds that fate had laid against him. They bad spent the summer at the same re- sort, had fallen in love almost at first sight. And the very day after the en- gagement she has sent back his ring with a cool little note that she did not Florida care for second-hand goods. Lakeland, “Why, Kit, great scott; it couldn’t ; have been more crushing if I had R. B. HUFFAKER, been a widower with ten children,” Morley said now. “What did you —Attorney-at-Law— mean? What had I done?” . “You bad been engaged before,” she | Roor 7 Stuart Bldg. Bartow, Fla. said at last, when they bad been In g i the car for neasly two hours and she was tired out. “There. Now you|(C, M, TRAMMELL, know why I sent it back.” Attorney-at-Law. “l never was engaged to any other girl in my life.” “Viola Kingslake saw the ring on my hand the next morning and told me she remembered it the previous summer. No one could mistake the setting. It was 8o odd, and the gold was 80 pale and delicate.” “She saw it the previous summer?” repeated Morley. “Where did she see “On a girl's band. She remembered that ihe girl was with you most of the time and that she wore the ring. Oh, don’t ask me to talk about it It was all so pretty, and so—s0 wret- Let go my hands.” “I won’t. Kit, listen. The ring was I think I told you that I. B. Streater Estimates Cheerfully OU hold. Stewed fruits and all vegetables will cook as well in an oven as on top of the stove if started bolling in plenty of water and then put in the oven in front, Napoleon style, and he had & |the covered vessels. Potatoes, bow- full view of her side face. Dearly | ever, are spolled by this process.—Ex- change. Fog Hard to Plerce. objects at a distance of 1,000 feet. The recent accident to an ocean steamer of the Anchor line fllustrates the fact. An iceberg was run into as s0on as seen, After the collision the passengers could hear the echo from their volces reflected by the walls of fce, though the iceberg was invisible td them. 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