The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-09-10
sIth Luelln. That my own
a. II I caa get hcr consent. !

You have no right 10 interfere" he
said snllcnly. Il don't mind saying I
love her, and am going 10 have her
for my wife IL 1t Ia possible"
"She viii never have you. She loves
a far better man than you ever car be.
Archie Penrose."
"whoy John Gordonl He's a crank.
Luella has broken with him."
YES. her eyes looked II the other
night. Did you see how her eyes fol.
lowed Gordon all the evening""
penrose was in a torture of jealousy.
He almost cried;
"No. she didn't! l tell you she's
broken with him"
III she has, she will never marry
you. l.uella Marsh has too much sense
to put her life into the hands OF man
who never lifted his finger to help
make better world"
"Nou have set me the example by
your own conduct" the Young man
snccrnd fecbly. lie walked back into
the bow window and sullenly turned
his back on his aunt,
You're y,Iht, Archie" she replied
calmly ITS practically a case ot pot
and kettle. one is rs black as the
Other The CUjlt ~ nearly all unjust and
wrctJNcd conditions In this city can
without doubt rc laid at the door Of us
rich people, who have the power that
wealth can use. and use il Tor our am.
hitjou> II : probably true that the
Judgment day viii rightly condemn us
as the cause ot most ~ the misery
G-aro Andrews and John Gordon arc
living 10 relieve We have Il absolute.
ly tr our power 70 change political and
social conditions that create nearly all
the human wrongs that exist in soci-
CIV. and instead Of exercising that
crcat privilege We SO our ways with
colossal csotism and moustrous selfish
ness. Sinking all duties and burdens
oC citizenship and fInglne our money
into riOtou> and dCmoralizinC luxury
of life tha: iu7amcs the passions Of the
poor and kecrs constantly In sight the
vast inequality ot human existence
~; 5 fnct. Archie, that We rich
rcoair with few noble exceptions So
rare as "a excite constant newspaper
comment. a1r as class the cause of
practically all the misery Of the city
w have no place fov scr'toe in our
programme az hfe. We neither know
nor case for the brotherhood. We exist
fn- our own pleasure. And suppose X
viii he no more than fair that In the
other world we shall long for dror O.
water 10 cool urr tongues while the
Lazarus we dcspiSed here shall reclipe
IN Ahrahsm's 5 bosom. To you ever think,
Archie. o. the time coming when things
arc going 10 be evened up. when the
first shall he last and the last f-s,:
or course God will never permit all
this human injustice TO continue for
ever. and he will see TO Il that our
earthly selfishDess shall some time or
other face some kind of a Judgment
Archie turned around and laughed II
was laugh that made his aunt shud-
der. Il was the laugh of society at Its
worst the pagan Indifference that for
al the centuries has faced humanity's 8
woes with dance and jest. and funs 10
the he-Sar the crumbs Of the feas,
''WeR. aunt you're good one. Miss
andrews couldn't do better. Why don 7
you Offer her your services as lecturer
Il you got OF al that stuff II the draw
Ing rooms, Il would create Z sensation,
and OF course /, would fl the contrlhu-
tiou boxes when they were passed for
The cause"
Mrs Penrose did not answer Sine
lay back Il her chair. hs- eyer closed
EnG 10 Arches great surprise when
she opened her eyes tear were OIL the
lashes To m added surprise MS aunt
arose anc went out Of the roon. She
was gone ssveai minutes When she
came bact. she spoke az L nothing mao
Desr SAID Of al unkua! nature.
Miss Marsh and ] are going down tC
EOpe House tomorrow Afternoon to Sc
Miss Andrews and tne place VIII yOu
= witt u.s.
''To Hop Eouse"
BaiC ~. Mis- Andrews hat II
vtteo me u come several times J cob
triDutec e lrtle AZ the time Of the fire
DO die Luelil. Miss Andrews want
us 10 So wuat nIs pe.su oUDe have
Dsver D-en oOwI tDere neither nhI
LsSelIG u: cvurs-s yOu never have. Il
you care u YU ". spear for Luelif
tus: sDe viii Do- oUs~ct 10 you- escor,
''|h. II 70 al right Tomorrow
afternoon
''Yee Vel star, fruss bere promp,
iy a. ."
AL rignS" lie sLartsG 10 go apt
tneu Desilatsc
-prvinise iDe, aunt yor vii LOT pre-;
ujcs Lveiis Ggainsr nSe
40 De.-c You 90 al that - Deces
sary withou. any beip" 81 hsd IS.
gently Lot fotsvtter nIs iDd.ctm-nt y
lser svcial weakness
-NVTl s-- Lueiie harsh vii v
u,y wife OSse " these Gays
''sne Gas my sympsthy vS-o tse GA!
srrises"
''LOok Aers. Aunt Constance" H.
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