The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-12

FORGETTING THE MONEY.
WYNN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
By ELMER GARNET.

heen entrusted with his address The
ldNter tllUl him with "a great sorrow
an(d th'n with great Joy which wiped
out theturrOw altogether IL told him
that 90 account of the shifting of the
valuPs OF ocurities and q series OF
unfofN naio investments Of her prop
erty ~ entire fortune LETT Helen boy
her i"QU. had been swept from the
boards M that she was practically %
/ paupeH ita letter further said that
her pride aJs 500 strong that she rc
fused 10 rcitau with the doctor who
had been ag ut father TO her but
had determined to goo out as teacher
or goN'irpss and added how sorry all
society vas 'o lose so bright am urnu.
ment Bis correspondent went ON 20
comment on the pity uf the situation
which sent iail and uncquippcd girl
used To all the Injuries out into
the mthilcss world tu suffer aud
strugglo--and perhaps die
Chalmers flushed the letter with a
whoop lud two days later was speed.
ing eastward as fast as the limited
would cary hIm-vlth 20 weeks lay.
on 90 his credit
Helen was C1armluely pleased to
see him but somewhat reserved and
naughty ashe attempted TO explain his
flight bat be- plead his cause with
cloquence and log'c=and with passion
and love aud won. uf course.
II ought TO send you about your bus.
mess and ] am going to--l thing
and hesitailng lost. or won So she
went away with her lover into the
little city In the great West. In the
role Of poverty aud they started IN to
live on a thousand a year Luckily
he got a raise OF q couple NJ hundred
presently and they got ON very we'll
In their little vinc.clnd cottage In tho
suburb. But Il was tight pinchinE and
they sighed now and then for the thea
ter parties and the automobiles and
the seashore-and the countless diver.
sions Of the other days hut the signs
always ended In smiles and laughter
and In renewed assertions that they
would not tradc the porscnt life for
the old one-no, not II all the gold Of
Crocsus were to be thrown In.
This sort Of thing went ON an very
well until the doctor, ON western
trip 10 Inspect some mining stock be
thought himself 10 stop on to see how
his ward was getting on, When he
saw the simple cottage he smiled
pleasantly doubtless a fad OF Hclons
But when he was ushered into the
, plain little sitting room with It's ohcar
| but tasty funiturc he gasped. and
4 when no had sized mp the apparel oil
/. the pair and partakon their plain buI
=. appeuzlng supper. he hogan 10 thinl
a hard -
PRESENT. he got a moment alone
4 with Holea
4 what does this all meant" he OK
q claimed. Surely you have not gone
a on foollns your husband all these
A years.
Blushlusy she nodded her hea,
many times
, "But viyg" insisted the doctor
j There is 10 necessity for Il and real
=. ~ II must be hard work-and yer!
duh for yos both"
NO. no. my dearest guardian "a
. piled Helen I'VE are 40 very happ'
a that ! cannot bring myself TO disturb
the dream
"Rut" exclaimed the doctor. myst
y nod. what DO you do with the check
- 1 send you every month";
DO YOU want 10 know she r.
= Piled. Then follow"
u In the sewing room she pulled OF
u impossible little drawer In the Hcwln
> machine and extracted thcrcfrom
thread box which she handed to hin
=, with a blush. lie opened II aud there
~ neatly piled up were all the drafts b
had sent her since she had LETT hi
. home amounting to many thousand
=, Of dollars
y And he sun thinks he saved go
y from poverty queried tho doctor
4, chucklinr
" "Yes-and don't you dare TO int
., mate 10 the contrary" replied Helen.
II Good girl said the doctor, loanln
~ over and kissing her. but we wi
y have TO lay up little scheme for he
Ut 10 mako her money back, bccaus
Chalmers orany other man-will tir
= of this sort Of an unequal some day
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