i ¦!! awrrily. aha laaghad .. Thera waa nerspty. ThrMje ¦ ly.” ¦ : • “Oaan? What gaaaa?” m A - add! Mhr. —to find aomethiag tho had toot. ”Whp, that father Y»f)jaoaa t WmnSSm. ’There! I'm to tear# OMR _aU.” ' rlappie? *hac hmmC 1- her Bps. ”K- Two^tfywdteM “Pollyanna“ announced Pollyanna aa aha aMhag- --. pJte ad the three bowls la a row at the IreShST** "That do tar (Ola “The table. “Like enough It'll wSI teorwla«. Mtat’StMM Glad Book" h» lamb PoHyaoaa." too aoM tenaty. Aad broth you want to-morrow. How do > th* sawtoK horn waa over. ' VNaUdVato h*Vp*TCwl**^ou you do today*' ahe flahM Si po- It waa that aftatwaaa that PoUY* . eawldat have hoteod U. Aad I'm as saaa. coming doara from Mr atlie . aerry yww venal wear dad ever By Eleanor H. Porter lite Inquiry. ’ anything!" •Very poorly, thank you.- Mur- . room, teot bar oaot aa th*stairway. "Why. Anot Polly, how parfactly I ‘‘Pattyawaa!" gapped Urn lady; hat mured Mrs Know, falling hoafc Inlo ealy Wy L. attitude. lovely!” oho ertod. "Ton w*r* coaa- . Petiyaaa* waa wa aad tha Cofyrigkt 1919. C. Pago W Co~ lac. her uaual listless “I lost i dtetaat haag attic stairway oap morning. Hig- . Ing op to too ate! Como right to. II of tho my thla MS . door oaoworwd for her. PoByaaaa gfna next door baa begun muatc le*-. love company.” ah* flolahed. acaa- drives . periag ap th* stain aad throwfag . hod teas to help Kaacy bring down aona, and her practlatag me "her things.” | nearly wild. She waa at tt OH* the . her door wMo opoa. anna, spe- "peakiu' to you, honestly. Miss Pol- raving -d .he’ll gone crazy tf it "Why. y-yes, Pollyanna," mur- for Kahoks. Mo., where they will cial treat, was on a morning errand lyanna. He don't speak ter.no one. Whtte'a mured Mlaa Polly, vaguely wonder- hadn’t been for Mr Mater’* ' spend the summer with relative*. today. and he lives all alone In a great big being 'leaf. *o." log why ah* did not get up at once w— "ltow do you do?" the chirped ear*- H—ri IHBatital lovely house all full of jest grand 'Sister'*- ear*! What do you and go to look for that shawl. W. 8. Tower, ol Lerna. III., spent ••I’m so glad it isn't yesterday, aren't! things, they say. Some says lie's mean?” "And of course now I Just Jove ’ a few days this week with his niece. you?” crazy, and some jest cross: and son.e Pollyanna laughed this room, even If It hasn't got th* MAD THIS: The man stopped abruptly. There J nays he’s got a skeleton In his clo- didn’t tell It carpets and curtains and picture* | Mr*. W. E. Sylvester, while *nroute " Well. I reckon 1 all. was an angry scowl on hla face ! - and I forgot you didn’t know Mf* that I'd hern want—" With a pain- . to Wagon Mound. N. M. “I bought a pair of ahoea from "See here, little girl, me might Just j "Oh. Nancy!" shuddered Polly- blftsb right White You *ee. Mi** White wa* ful Pollyanna stopped short. j. A. Harwell, accompanied a clothing store far IS.tO; the as well settle this tiling now.' anna. "Ilow ran he keep such a and aba Bh* waa plunging Into an entirely Mr*.' for began testily. deaf awfully deaf: came Samples fifteen days; once all." he "I've dreadful thing? I should think he’d to help different by her sister. Mr*. aad her soles wore out In got something beald.** the weather to visit them and taka ear* sentence when Iter aanl throw It away!" of Mr*. Whit* and the houaa. Wall, Interrupted her sharply. husband, went to Colorado 8prtags 1 work In the round house; I to think I don't know whether 1 of. .Nancy chuckled That Pollyanna —fc they had such an asful time l*| "What's that. Pollyanna? ' Wednesday where they will spend bought t pelr of shoes from Kir-, the sun shines or not." had taken the skeleton literally In- anything, that “N-notblng. Polly, truly. I Pollyanna beamed Joyously. her understand after Ann! several weeks. February It, 1P14: the stead of figuratively, she knew very that, every time the piano comateac- didn't moan to say It." wan. air. I thought you didn't well; soles and all of the shoes are still "No. but. perversely, she refrained ed to play aero** the street, "Probably oot." returned Mias Mr. and Mrs. John William* and That’s why I told you. correcting Mr* from the mistake. White felt so glad -he . ould hear It. Polly, coldly: "but you did aay It. ao daughter spent last Sunday evening good, and Klrwan wUl half sole Yes. well— Eh? What?” he "And everybody says he’s myster- ! 1 off sharply, sudden under- that *h* didn’t tnlnd ao much that suppose wa have the rest of It." with Mra. J. H. Galbraith la this city.! them free of charge; I paid M.lt broke lu lous." she went on. "Some years he did It. 'eauae ahe couldn't "Bat It wasn't anything only that standing of her words. »h* hear ' at jest travels, weeks In and week out. thinking l‘d been kind of while enroute from their home In "I say. that’s why I told you so help how awful 'twoald hr pluming on pretty and It's always In heathen countries If the waa deaf and roulda't bear carpet* and lac* curtains aad thing*, , Lamar to Denver. you wrould notice It. yo.« know that - Egypt and Asia and the Oesert of sun shines, anything, like her huaband's Mater you know. Bnt. of course—” Gros-j ShtCp the and all that I knew Sahara, you know." waa "Planning Professor and Mrs. Dealt* Kraft Tra* you’d be glad It did If you only I on see. ahe playing the game, on them!" Interrupted "Oh, a missionary." nodded Polly- too I told her about II." Mian Polly, sharply. 1 smith went to Rocky Ford teat Wed-1 stopped to think of It- -and you anna. you "The—game?” Pollyanna blushed still more pain- neaday where Mr. Groesmlth gave a! md RirMss Store didn't look a bit as If were Nai.cy laughed oddly fully. thinking of It!" "Pollyanna clapped her haada. piano recital nt the opera houm Inj "Well. I didn’t say that. Mias forgot: ought have, US aai 115 1-2 MnA "Well, of all the—” ejaculated] "There! I 'moat hat I'Ve "I not to of course. that city la the afternoon. Pollyanna. When be conies back he thought it up. Mr* Snow— what you Aunt Polly.” she apologised. "It an »er remember 1 of voice. that ahe had gone into the attic aad moved last Saturday late guess. they you once the' that made hla fare look really plea I If saw I wish "And now I'll |*|| you the gam--.'* to find n white wool shawl In the residence at If 1 Cimarron avqaae. thought you had come yesterday. 1 wanted proposed window. j Pollyanna ** Pollyanna. blithely aant. confi- cedar chest near the east Mr. Treat and family also moved "Hood afternoon, ' he greete,! her you >esterday dent. "It’ll lie Juat lovely for y.-u- Leas than twenty-four hour* la- a little stiffly. "Pertiap* I'd better "IHd you? Well, I'm glad 'tisn't lo play It’ll be ao hard And ther- a ter. Mlaa Polly said to Nancy, crisp- Into their new home. right any farther away from yesterday *o “The Last Tira say away that I kno* the .un much more fun when It la h.irl!' ly: The State Convention of the Chile 1 la *hlntng today." than *.oduy Is. then." laughed Polly- Yaiu aee. It’a like till*." And ahe t*e* “Nancy, you may move Mlaa Pul IIan Churches of Colorado will ha "Hut you duu't have to tell me." ' anna. ad\anciug cheerily Into the ran to tell of the ml.atonary bar- lyanna i thing* down stairs thl* was in driago nodded pollyanna. brightly' "I room, and setting her basket care- rel. the crutchea. and the doll tli vt morning to the room directly be- held In Cnnon City from Juan 1st to, fully down a hair "My! hut you knew It Juat a* aoon a* I *aw on did not eotuc Booth. I have decided to hare my June 4th. Rev. E. H. H. Oates At. ' Carter aren't you dark here, though? 1 aad' showed you The story waa Juat flulatied wh n ntocc sleep there for th* present. perhaps a few others from this city 1 "Oh. you did, did you-" can't see you a Idt.' she cried, unhes- Mllty appeared at tin- door. Nancy alond. ne a letter from Mem* itatingly "Yew. ma'am." said will attend convention. a "Ye*, air. I aa* 'll In your eye*.; crossing to the window and "Y’our sunt la wanting you," Mt-a "O glory!” told Nancy to hef- the " *'| >hls you know, and In your *nill* pulling up the shade want to j Pollyanna," ahe aald with dreary) (Olf. Charles' Raaeell aad family moved builder stating that , grunted a* see If you've fixed your hair like I late, i !>? been "llumpli!" the man. lie llatleaanea*. "She telephoned down, To ‘Pollyanna. a minute she to La Junta tho latter part of the | tad mins Carter White paaeod on. did oh. you haven't! Hut. uever , to the llarlowa* acroaa the wqy She cried Joyously: Lead lor aome mind; I'm glad you haveu’t after all. week from tho Falrvtaw district. Mr. time becaoM it wran The Man sissy* -poke In Polly-1 way* you’re to hurry—that you i* "And won't ye Jest he listenin' ter j only paint cause maybe you'll got recently '.he ha had foond that anna after thla, and frequently tie let no* do It aome practlalng to make up lw*J thl*. Mlw Pollyaaaa. You're ter Ruaaell ha* keen awarded cover apoke find, though u.ually he aald later. Hut now I want you to see fore dark.” along dowa-atairs la the room the contract for tho mall would md coma out while ” carrying "good what I've brought you." are—you two little but afternoon Kvm Pollyanna roae n-jrtantly. ¦Haight under thla. Ton between La Junta and High**. with coats. Then he wont an that, however, wa* a great surprise The woman stirred n-stlesaly "Allrlaht." ahe wished "I’llhur-i aro!” 16atk what waa pat in Carter to to Nanry, who rhanred to tie with "Just as If how It looks would ry." Suddenly ahe laughed I Pollyanna actually grow white. Ml** Mary MeOoenoy. who eader- oata it ao white. Pollyanna one day when Ihr greet make any difference in how It suppose | ought to tw- glad I’Ve gi.C moan— why. Nancy, uot real- operation' taates," "Too weat on fotP appendicitis, “Hig tng *a* given she scoffed but she turned leg* to hurry with, question waa a hadn't I. MrO svtural weeks ago at tho Santa Fe natural on* "Hake* alive. Ml.* Pollyanna.” i her ryes toward the basset "Well, Kuow ?" or until the Carter praam ofmb* la It?" * hospital woo abta to to bar! ahe gaapeil. "did that man apeak to | what There was no answer Mra. Suow ¦wsirMfs-». iwtafa ~B—‘¦—Train at pirtkitai "(lueaa! What do you want?" eye* Mllly. work Monday first trick op- ’ aMl. you?" were cloned Hut who.* last aa aa gg "Why, yea. he alwayi doe* now.'') Pollyanna had skipped bark to the eye* were open surprise, of dr vhhe load wmoI white k alight wide with aaaa over the armful ah* orator for tho Santa Fa at Mona, j amlled Pollyanna. basket. Her fa«e was waw that there were lean on the had taboo from tho closet "I'm told tbotddhn ButCtaterWhkaLoad " |h» The sick woman frowned. Cota. ‘lie alway* doea’! Goodn***! wasted cheek* tar toko down yet •alnga. pad Im m Mrietlyptwa audit's pnrawhitai you know who he -l»?" demanded ’ Why. I don’t want anything, as "Good-by." flung Pollyanna ov.r Mr toko 'em. too. 'lore ah* Mias Ruth Garber wlU leave to- Thcre'g 11 sighed. goto' nothtag pot in to Mata ft Nanry. know of." she "After all., her shoulder, a* ahe reached t in- goto a chance tor change her mind." night for Ooehoo, lad., whan tho , Pollyanna frowned and ahoo|y her they all Uate alike!" door. "I'm awfully sorry about the aot atop to hoar whke. It'a aB in tha way Carter la Pollyanna fteHyaaaa did will join bar mat bar, who waa catted, bead. chuckled j hair--1 wanted to do II. Hut may- too tod of thla aaataoe*. At th* Im- made. Ttanfla a gmrratap of •‘I rerkon he forgot to Ull me; "Thla won’t. Oueww* If you did 1 be I ran time!” there several weeha ago ao aceawat purity on rrwry bag something, next and wtan won on* day. You me. I did my part of want what would It be?" One by one the July days pa—i of the Ulaes* of o Motor. Mias Oar-1 opan k an yon om m that ra- the Introducing, hut he didn't." | | The woman hesitated. Hhe did To Pollyanna. they were happy d«»w. tato?tora^aa%wa!ii£>ir£mto* H Hm. tar aad tar mother will ratara la Nanry'* eyaa widened. not realise It herself but she had so Indeed. She whha. Mataanoiaafthia ftaaag, often told her aunt. Jn>. T!a »Mt two doscs sad a Hmlr aboat maath. “But ha never apeak* ter any- long been accustomed to wanting, iou*ly. how very happy they were. a cmrybedy who tan a home ta body. rhlld be haln't for year*.* I what she did not have, that to state Wbrreupoh her aunt would usually Mr. aad Mm Richard Hays* loft PMmwhka;-. baa to, offhand what she did want seemed i gwa. eiropt when he )u*t reply, wearily: Aaat Polly, did Maadap far Portland. Om. te visit for bualneaa, and all that Ha'a John Hupossible—until she knew what she "Very well. Pollyaana. ant thnalty? Why. that however, I m moa mb. Cacti Mr. Hays* Poadleton He llvaa all hy hlmaelf . , had. Obviously, she mast gratified, of course, that they are mteTgto ararythtog too thair Harm la the big houaa on Pendleton Hill ! ' aay aomethlag. This extraordinary taper; but I trust that are tofyat te a emlaur tatwwaa tart aad child was walling. they pr». Ho won't even hare gay one ‘round' fltable. a* well—otherurim I shorn i 1 '***Los Vegas aad te bow oaavaleodag tor rook for him—cornea down ter j "Well, of coarse, there's lamb have failed signally in my duty." hla three hroth—" r the hotel for meala time* Generally Poltyanaa wou’d an*. ****.*** Tl 'T- • day. I know Bally Miner, who "I've got It!" crowed Pollyanna. wer thla with a hug gad a him ttrr dtettteV tho lula Fo MataMaL*** watte on him, and ahe any* he hard- "Bat that's what I didn't want," a proceeding that was still always MMgTd enough sighed sick tare ly open* hla head ter tell the woman, now of moat dlaeoneertlag to Him Polly; but SfitotoTtSatofbat V *toh ¦«* d what be Bhe ha* ter what bar stomach craved. "It was StoK I** f T waate ter oat. ooo day *ho spoke. It woo during teg**# pam*paar. maw It mores half the Ume— oaly chtckea I wealed." the sowing hour. teft ‘«atanh^ H m MTI he aomethla' cheap flha kaowa "Oh* I'tre got that, too/* chuckled "Do you maos that M Mowlda't be Mj that without ao lellta'.* Pollyaaaa. Urn*. Aaat Potly, that they Mlyaaaa aoddod aympalhetlcal- The woman timed la amaanmeat. ta happy dan?" she "Both of them?" ahe demanded. aaked urlatfglly. *r‘*1 haow. Tm hava to look for "Yaa—aad ceire-foot Jolly," tri- "That I* what Imaaa, Pollyaana paor. imjted aheap thtaga whan reu'm Pollyaaaa. "I wm Jaat na, matt ha pre-lt-te-M* a* Sthar haS homed roa should huso what you t(S M- njtoc wualad for ouet: ao Muncy aad I fts- "Cartalatar." od tt. Oh, of muraa, them's only a little of each—hut thera'e mam of H ml iyijW uMor'am! I'm so glad you 4M want SnjAT (San iaag^iai hr.

• ns I