than I used to lui"'. They urv out ot a
job and don’t wish to steal and so they
tramp -they ex urt they travel ana study
git grapiiy wit! cut a book, "nc called
yesterday for a second-hand pair of shoes
and I was sorry I lident have them. I.ut
not long i'go we had the most original
tramp I ever taw and he staid three days.
1 saw him coming up the avenue witli a
leg bhu k valise in his hand. He knew me
and knew my wif. and we used to know
him when he was young away back before
the war. He is gray now and seedy. He
was very glad to see us and said his poor
mother always thought so much of Mrs.
Arp that he had tome out of his way to
see us and would stop over a 'lay or two.
That .'-.ited us pretty bad, for we had
n.jan.v, anil so told him in a gentle way.
