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Show Why Ha tM.ln'l Marry, i . Dill Muy, the Kuglisli aunt, wboaa ' :dealh occurred rivenlly, worked In bla .youth on the llulletl f Hydney, Australia. Aus-tralia. Occasionally tha young man iwould be assigned by the lliilletlti poo. ple to the police couria. and from those assignments ho would bring Iniclc aketi'lica, now hunioroun and now pa .tliellc, Hint were uilliilrnlile. One of tho liext of the lltllletln akctchea lniiitn In the llliniry of Jo-aeili Jo-aeili I'hiiiiiliciiiiliv, It porlrnya a thlu, hnng dog inn li In lliw prlaoiier a bar. talking to a very mild uml ayiupathctlo I bMiklng Juiltfo. Mr. May- a'ory of tho aketcli la that tho irliiner had been i dragged before the Juilgw evory few. tj 'woiitha for a iitimlier of yeara. i . "Your face la fuiiilllur here," tha lat- ' ter now aald. "It la. your lionnr-woreo luck." ra- turned the prlaoner. "Ara you married yetJ" 1 "Sot yet. air." i . "Not yet, cur How long la It nowi (that you bava been engaged" Soveu yenra, your honor." "rio long a tlmt Why In the world haven't you got married. In all that itline?" . "Ui-cauKe, your honor," tb prlaoner explului-d, "Ann and I haven't man-I man-I :aged to be both out of Jail at the earn , rtlliu)." Hoatoo I'oat. |
