The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, December 2, 1900, Page 2

2 THE SUNDAY CALL. FEELS TonaeEMON EYBURN. BLANCHE WALKER e o o Uik s A 5. me off. Mrs. ulated me . s s .' COME-ON AR “r A TIME WiTH ME L are o I'VE- GoT 2 dogh vl MONEY TO 7 oh bt G b oron se all alone. decided BURN? orrible crime. 1 guess I had whole famlily poi . ¥ anybody I pleased. It is . - hat am able to ge out” with e of comfort. How people did Water consta droppi [ Was haven't entirely got over wears it away, you kiow Board 1. but ith r biggest joke of all is when I ll?:‘(ll T O by o K ' y dlatar. - You know ® sever n St know Y 8o then mamma and T w rs older than I, & e college 5 b 1 3 ex and to the he Iook at houses. [ wouldn't ¢ U. C. boys are s k Can for all my life long I have 1 with what would meet m s ink of me being a sedate, dignified We h h » Well, I am. 1 somet s surprise a & great ho '3 and dica't 1 let my fa nooth salling at first, ways sald that If I ¢ My gréat struggle was | have a pewehy home refused to live B2 tret T wanted with a f = E ghth str Have the priee. Poor ma g ) d g tnside of It you mak 1't blame mé. Oh, my, oh, sct e horria e 1 did about it. [ | I ¥ that when Mrs. Board- % 6 8 t hag ™ 1t took all the neighbors \ " a li- two whaole days to clean up the front ‘ ) oon n erder to make things s able. Boardy lived .in ) house for years, and he couldn't sec ¥ h ft t want to go there. He said ) " and paint it, put in the girls. If you wa fix the fence and gel take my advic e raft some new f > 1w ¢ th vens, 1 am 8o big that 1 couldn't gat be reached in this w I doubt it very, s ng . t without golng sidewire very much. I was crazy - ne the size of the p Proof—New house, boy, maid and a few iis summer, but he . u mass of overgrown other things b &0 so r<‘r away. d the fonce was abo 1 Lke things to ma Wiat was tl ;"‘"(:‘l“:’ s As it th t high, that fs, where the use of having a pretty home if I & . Most of it tumble bave suitable c'othes to wear in ! N 4 for firewood., Anythi ) save that I-could see. So I have been ac . - quarter, you know. I'm so glad I have on that principle ever since Happy? Of course [ am. I very- 5 h more to spend now. See! How do you ks this tallor sult? Sup rth to make me consented and 3 pose you saw in th. r wke t s8 it takes too buy furniture, lace curtains & swell gown over to rt. R o I!;i(_un’! for xn_‘m. h T:_ A M one. Over to that Elizabeth e g lardman is not as.youlns o case. T only went because I didn't want 53 he mixht be, but he is kindness | 1 d a o y wen vy e to me, and I would be a very queer girl If > people to say I was neglecting my hus- | way not perfectly contented and happy. ; band. No fair laughing. Money? Momey makes the world go 1 After two days' planning I wug quits ’ Mr. Boardman brought her up here be- ground; isn't it illustrated every day? v e ure that I would be lonely, because, yor fore we wera maryigd. Wanted to show Didn't I tell you I had money to bura? = : T Fh TS ey e .. AL A L AL 4 2