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!Why I first watched for thut particu
lar autoiuuliili' I don't kiK>? ihtIwiw
because it was dark grven instead of
ml, per tin i >? because there was room
in tt fur ouly two people.
IVrtlap*. though, the mil reason
why I watched the Uttle green auto
mobile was because of the man who
drove it.
The hour after the green automobile i
passed our |? rch was the best one 1
had all day. because, you see, I was
well and >troug. like other people, and
1 rode away tii th ^reen automobile. J
Always 1 wort? a pretty loug coat
warm days It was s. ft and silky, and
ci.Kl day* !? wa? soft ai.d furry -and j
the pret?ie>t liat and a pale blue veil ;
with loug end*. just like the other la
dies lu their autos. lteally. though,
after 1 ouce dew i? y round the cor 1
uer aud aU?tjir t lie stwoth, ifi'atl road
beyond 1 never once th. it it again of
what 1 wore, for there was the coun
try Sometimes the road wouud be- j
tween beautifBl wlwl blown meadows
of du;>i< > ?> A tall grasses; sometimes
: it lost Itself In tangles of sweet, moist
I woods; soietlwes it rau down hills i
hills with other sunny spaces, other
patches of woodland ami other hills
j beyond
Of course 1 was too ohi to play such
tilings. Hut if one hasnt walked a
step in ti\ <? years aud never can walk
again one has ?.o lmagiue things some
times.
Then came the day when Billy, the
little boy next ?! r Ml asleep In the
middle of the r id. 1 ? ilted and called,
but 1 couldn't wake him. nor make his
mother in the ne\t bouse hear, nor any
mother, nor an;. Aud then. Just as
1 knew It would, the green automobile
| came flashing round the corner from
1 leaned >>Ut as far as I could. 1
waved my blue sUaw-L i ho man In
lie jumped out of the car. picked Blllv
the grass under the maple tree. Then
he lifted his rap to Pie. aud away he
went lu the little green auto.
Well, the very ueit day the green
automobile run i>o i* >wly past our
house 1 almost th >ugbt it was going to
stop. Billy was playing uuder the
tre. The man tu the auto called to
him and handed him a large square
package. Then he lifted his cap to me
again, .tnd v y he v Dt round the
corner out into the country.
Hilly came ruunlug to me.
?Mister sakl." said Billy, handing
Ejiggf'
"Yif, ft-r thf iittie gall on the porch. :
misitr Mid. Au* {it* guv me a dime."
two U-aulifu! b-its bound in Hut* and
full of Colored pictures.
Thn-t- d?\ - later Billy brought me
another i-ackage. lu It was the love- |
llest <Jvl!, all in soft Mu.\ with forget
owruot bine eyes and golden brown
curb
"You mu-i gi\i- it back." said moth- ,
er. Iter *oi> . wa< ??> stern 1 scarcely
knew It was mother's. Then 1 cried.
It was l?ad ?*n> ush to 1 ve uo way of
thanking th>- tuau In the automobile. '
1 couldn't U r to hurt his feelings by
giving i?a?k (be d< 11 .\ud by and by
mother said. "Well, well, Kathie, nev
| er mind tbi> time."*
Then one da> . loug before tile usual
tiiuf. when I wus sitting in the sun, 1
heard an auto coining. Somehow I
in -w it **.?? fke auto. I tried to move,
but 1 c u.?!.; t. And Hilly had gone
home. The uest thing 1 knew the man
in tli?* ut h.iii nu-ppad in front of
our house
:
"Fly down here and have a ride with
1 shook my head.
"You're n.>t a l>!uebird? Well, never
mind liua duwn tic. and take a
nVe ride with m< 1 like little girls."
"But I'ai i t a little girl at all.** I
cried. "I'm eighteen year* old. and
I'm taller than mother "
Thr rnau in the automobile laughed.
"Jump up and show me." be said,
"ll'a true. ' I ?uul. "but I can't show
you "cause I'm lame."
What do you suppose happened?
The man Jumped straight oat of his
auto, lie came up our narrow little
walk The next minute he was on our
porch, lie was ever so much bigger
and atrubgrf and taller than I'd
I thought !!? alm< -t fll.rd the space
buck uf t He looked down at
Br. vt-ry little and iame and ashamed
there in my wheel chair
Off aui? ids cap
"I'm *o aonrj," be said. For a min
ute he didn't say anything else. Just
?loud locking Oown at me. Then he
went vu "You j'ist must forgive me
?ottieiti'M 1 was rude, impertinent,
stupid, everything 1 ought not to have
btaeu
"You thought 1 was a little gtrl?" I
?aid
"1 wasn't *o far wrung there, ?vas IT
You're a grownup little girl, that's
all Bat what did you do with the
doil and the picture books. Mlss"
? kLailikfu." 1 sakl before 1 thought.
. There had never been aay one to call
* a-* x
wo Miss I.ester. How could I remem
ber?
Hut before I could say another word
mother came. She saw the man, the
auto, my red face. Her eyes fairly
blazed. What could I do?
The mau smiled dowu at me. Then
1 knew that I hadn't atiy thing to do
about It. How he luauaged It 1 don't
know, but lu live minutes be had ex
plained everything, aud he sat on the
steps, with mother near by iu tbe lit
tle nicker. Aud tliey were talk'ng to
gether like old friends.
Next day It was just 4 o'clock and
the little auto hadu't come. 1 was be
ginning to feel so disappointed. Thou
1 saw a big red car with a top aud
room in It for four or live people come
proudly arouud the coruer from the
city. Ou the back seat was a lady
with a lovely gray veil. She looked
my way aud smiled.
The auto stopped in front of our
house. Up the walk came the lady.
"You are Miss Kathleen Lester?"
slit- said She took U>th my hands. "I
am Wright Engleby 'a sister."
Tlieu 1 rvnieml crvd that Wright Eu
gleby was the man In the little green
auto. And there lie was iu the big red
auto lifting tils c:>;> and smiling iu Just
the friendliest way.
"Put on some wraps, please. Kath
leen." said Wright Kngleby'a sister.
"You aud mother, too. are going to
ride with us."
Wheu I was jrendy Mr. Wright En
gleby picked me up In his arms and
carried me dowu the walk and set me
lu the big red auto. Aud the next
minute he aud his sister and mother
and 1 were all tlylug away around the
curve.
After that there were many rides?
tbe four of us, and sometimes Billy
scrubbed till he shone. Hut one day,
instead of the big red car, up to our
house came the little green one. Some
how It looked like an old friend.
Mother kissed me. Then Mr. Wright
Eugleby carried me out and put me in
the car.
Ou aud on we went till we came to
streets that were crowded full of big
mi iroars and little ones, trolley cars |
aud trucks aud cabs aud all sorts of
vehicles, lu one place there was such
a jam we had to stop and wait
lu the midst of all the noise and
hurry the man iu the automobile put
one big hand over both mine.
"You will walk again and be well
and strong," he said, "but just as you j
are now, little girl, 1 want to tell you j
something. 1 love you. Will you re
member?"
All through those long weeks lu the ;
hospital, wheu 1 was too sick and tired i
aud discouraged and homesick to re- ;
memlier anything else, I thought of j
th< -v words. When at last I was a lit
tle better Mr. Wright Engleby came to
see me ofti u, with flowers and fruits.
"No more dolls," he laughed. "You j
are quite grown up now, Kathleen Ma- ;
TOBtMO." 1
Sometimes his sister came and some
times mother. And I had a lovely
white capped nurse who took splendid
care of me. And every other day t.1
rnost the great surgeon spent an hour
or so with me. By and by he told me
I could go home.
lie told me something else too. But
I begged him so hard not to tell any
one else that he promised not to. And
the nurse promised too.
The man in the auto and his sister
ttx>k me home. He carried me up the
walk and set me down In my old
chair back of the vines.
Mother cried over me a little. Then
she and Wright Eugleby's sister went
into the house.
Mr. Wright Eugleby came close to
me He towered up over me. strong
and big and handsome.
"Remember, little girl?" he said.
I nodded. 1 could scarcely bear the
sorry look In his eyes.
"Just as you are, 1 told you then,
dear, and just as you are I want you.
Tomorrow you and mother and Annie
ainl 1 will take a ride in the red auto.
IX) yon remember a little church
which stands all by itself in some
evi-rureen trees across a bridge beyond
a little village?"
Again 1 nodded.
"The clergyman is a friend of mine.
I've told him about you, and he will
be ready. Will you?"
"Xot tomorrow," I said? "the day
after if you wish."
He yielded Then he and his sister
went away.
Next day I sat behind the vines and
waited. 1 wore my blue linen gown,
the pretty silky coat Wright Engleby's
sister had given me on my birthday
and a big. floppy hat, with a blue veil.
By and by 1 saw the little green auto
coming. Then I did just what the
great surgton and the nurse had made
ine do over aud over again. I stood up
ou my two feet. I waved mother
away. I crept across the porch back
of the vines. When the auto stopped
in front of the house I stood quite
alone on the steps of the porch.
1 threw a kiss to the man in the
auto. Then 1 did what the surgeon
had told me I could? I walked straight
down the walk toward the little green
auto. Halfway the man met me.
"Nor I cried. "Don't touch me,
please."
1 walked, almost running, to Billy's
h use and l>ack. 1 would have been
walking yet with the Joy of it had not
the man caught me up and set me
down in the auto.
"Why didn't you tell me, little girl?"
he cried.
"Oh. Wright," I cried, "I was so
afr ? id! It seemed too good to be true.
I couldn't believe it would last. And
if It hadn't I couldn't have borne it?
for your sake, dear, for your sake!"
I'm quite certain the little green
auto had a mind of Its own. Neither
>f us had a thought to spare it just
:hen. But all by Itself it rounded
the curve, and away, away, away it
Hew straight into the heart of the glad
( green country.
SERIAL NO. 01399.
NOTICE OP APPLICATION FOR U.
S. PATENT. MINERAL SUR
VEY NO. 897.
0. 8. L*nJ Office, Juneau, Alaska
August 17, 1911).
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
u pursuance of the Acta 0f Congress
avproved July 9th. 1870. and Mai
lt)^, 1872. John R. Winn. In behalf
o.' himself and James McCtoskey,
L*>wia P. Shackieforu and Katherine
O. Abrams, all citirens of the United
States, has made application f^r a
patwu to the Lucky Joe pla-.ir ml. -
Id* claim H36.75 ft. In leng'h an.'
600 ft in width, situate in the Pwsu
Pic? Mining District, in the Juneau
Laid District in the District of Alas
ka, and more particularly described
as follows:
) planing at Cor. No. 1 Lucky Joe
I placer, a post set In ground, identi
rt' with Core. 4 Fenley and Last
I'banoe placers. Surveys No. 636, and
respectively, scribed S-897-Cor.
from whence U. S. L. M. No. 3.
bt>ara N. 23 deg. 20 min. E. 9601. SO
ft. dist; thenoe S. 24 deg. 57 min. W.
aiong line 4-3 Fenley placer, Sur. 636,
6i>-i.60 ft to Cor. No. 2, identical
with Cor. No. 3 Fenley placer Sur. Ni
636, a post set in ground scribed S
Sl>7-Cor. 2; thence N. 72 deg. 21 min.
?V. aiong line 1-4 Legal Tender Claim
Sur. 636. 35.80 ft to Cor. No. 3. iden
tical with Cor. No. 4 Legal Tender
placer Sur. 636, a post set in ground
marked S-897-Cor. 3, thence S. 10
deg. 40 min. W. 316.10 ft to Cor. No.
4, identical with Cor. No. 3 Legal
Tender placer; thence S. 18 deg. 30
m~n- 471 ft to Cor. No. 5, a post
?w in ground marked S-897-Cor. 5,
from whence S. E. location corner
beare S. 40 deg. 10 min. E. 18 ft
dist; thence from said Cor. No. 5 N.
70 deg. 00 min. W. 5.00 ft. center of
creek; 130.00 ft center of ditch;
?00.00 ft to Cor. No. 6, a post set in
ground marked S-897-Cor. 6, from
whence original S. W. location, bears
3. 22 deg. W. 81 ft thence N. 21 deg.
9 min. E. 1418.00 ft center of creek;
1436.75 ft to Cor. No. 7, identical
with N. W. location corner, a post
s?t in ground marked S-897-Cor. 7
H-T-; thenoe S. 70 deg. 00 min. E.
?28.20 ft to Last Chance placer, Sur.
No. 639; 600.00 ft to Cor. No. l, the
place of beginning. Area 18.977
acres. Var. at all corners 31 deg. 00
PiTT). East
The names of adjoining claims are
shown by the plat of survey to be as
follows: The Last Chance placer, Sur
vey No. 639 on the North; the Wiley
Placer, the Legal Tender Placer, and
the Fenley Placer on the East
Witness: JOHN R. WINN
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that th
alr-ve and foregoing Notice for Ap
plication for Patent be published in
the Skagway Dally Alaskan, a daily
newspaper published nearest the min
ing claim and premises In said Notice
described, for the statutory period.
DATED this 17th day of August,
A D. 1910
C. B. WALKER,
Register.
first publication, Aug. 20, 1910.
Last publication, Oct 31, 1910.
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