“I feel pale.” sighed the fluffy girl; “b-it lam
happy, anyway. Yon know that stingy little
Chollie Tapetie? Well, he did open his heart
enough to take me to the tooil show, and of course
I sampled the samples. What are samples for?
And after I had eaten this and drank that and the
other till I thought I just couldn’t stand any
more we started home. Then lie thought he saw
his chance. So he asked me to have some ice
cream.”
"And did you accept?” asked the sharp-nosed
girl.
••Accept? f atv three plates with cake and lem
onade. They had to call the doctor for me. and
papa scouted, oh, awtully, but i made that little
wretch spend his tnony anyway.”
In the Past Ti-iise.
From The l»etroit Free Press.
••Say, mister,” he called, with his head
in the door of a Michigan avenue grocery,
, “do you own a hoss?”
“Yes, I own a horse.” replied the grocer,
as he looked up from his paper.
“And a wagon?”
"Yes—what of it?”
"Nothin’, *cept you are mistaken about
the wagon,” drawled the boy. “Your hoss
took a skate down the street about five
niinits ago. and then - hain't 'nuff of that
there wagon left to make a club of.”
nIAMAC* Organ*, S. - M.OO upward*. Want
P|h‘V|l\ Agent* (ataloguo Free. Address
I IMnUJ haniel F. Beatty, Washington,s.J.
July 29-w hot 00l nrrn
THE WEEKLY CONSTITUTION; ATLANTA, GA., MONDAY. JULY 29, 18 )5.
SARGE PLUNKETT.
THE OLn M.4N JS A'O IF EIfGAOUI) IN
THE STItAXG EIIS.
Delating Stories of the War —Pointing Out
Places of Interest and Selling War Belies
to as Many as Will Purdin-e.
For The Constitution.
