Schnack was the most prominent in
making the demand.”
WOULD "« A ■
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Th® average Bummer girl »>.„ < B
no scruple, in keeping halt ???* ■
mlmirer. on theetrinla, 1 B
.. many etrange pecul Url ‘‘£ ■
C ompicuous among them is her r ■
peneity for putting off B (ellow S
after month, until tho thin. ce ° ? H
be monotonous. She hate. to “ fl
him go. somehow, though she
from the leginning B l le - s not wim** S
to go with him A young » I
Kichmond. Va proved hl’Sft t b ' I
v olcr in a rather unpleasant I« lu * ■
of the program, eays the Tim.? fl
tor some time ho hat be en screwi „„ fl
up his courage to spring the all-im fl
portant question. He f oucht h. I
couldl see the way p. -‘"J? ■
for his tenus had- .cl.lu fl
nice to him. One fl
himself up to e<x ■
mined to b' r * ■
iwer. T* ■
queue' ■
ror' ■
ad
other-
.ougH to
. of advice,
a know I'm de
a way. and I will
Xiond ”
J friends,” broke in the
.on’t?”
they’re too expensive.”
.hen. I want it understood that
.reWtcr I’m your sister.”
“Agreed,” said George, and they
sealed the contract by a cordial grasp
of tho hand.
The next morning the young lady
received a bulky-looking package.
