Garland Globe | 1906-08-04 | Page 6 | Her Thoughtfulness

Hor Thoughtfulncss. An English cook dreamed of a lottery, lot-tery, and despite her master's advice Invested her savings In a ticket. A few dnys later tho employer wns astonished to sco that tho ticket had won J100.000. Ho was n bachelor anil sho wns an old servant. It wns Impossible Im-possible to think of parting. Ho proposed pro-posed nnd wns accepted, and they were married by special license next morning. morn-ing. As they drovo away from the church, ho said to her: "Woll, Molly, two happy hap-py ovents In ono day. You havo married, mar-ried, I trust, a good husband. You hnvo something clso nrst let me ask ibout tho lottery prize." Thinking her husband meant to scold, sho replied, with a sigh of re-Hot: re-Hot: "Don't say no more nbottt It. I thought how It would he, nnd thnt I should never henr tho last of It, so 1 sold tho ticket to tho baker for a guinea profit."