New-York tribune., 1907-06-16

Yes" says l.. I'm committee oi one g.. -s-
oh, that's 1t. eh:" says lie. We sg- .-
every week il sec that You have pass --
After Id reekcd into about 4. dozen f.. .--
and dug up noth.n more cuyutlr,.--us chan ,'s
ot boozy boe~, / begun 20 think my cakes rs
was all wrong l was Iu~r ~lj.u auo-te- a. Z
shut when notices bundle oi sonnet him oE.- lie
:..r corner. l had hall mind not 20 climb :
didn't look Ike anything alive. bur !
chance az II for luck, and The first ching r,.--
graWL The next minute | has Togo by -.a --
and The k'd up ON my arm. l. Was tIe--. !
rsh,, though he Was tha- dirty and -u
hardly knew him.
He Just groans and grabs hold Of me Ike $
air,tld l was Soin 20 grt away. Why, tl-
htte cuSs was beat ont and scared | cou-l-. III
"a word from him for half an hour Bur after .-..-
ooaNcd HIM 10 SIt up a stool and have t.-.
eat, and when We washed rtt some Of tLe ---.
"nd pulled CUT a few splinter, from his h4H.-
gets Il tram back. First OFT | thought Ill r.-.
NJ. and Mrs Greene. but then l changes my ...-
Maybe II II do en- good to wait, thinks l.
We w9s half way back when Gerald looks NJ
says, You Won take me home, VIII vou.
W hat : The matter with home. kid. SAWS /
Well says he, and | could see by the -tru--..
ne WN~ havm with his upper llp that It was ,,,t..
our hard. mother SAYS father ISM "a nice man. ...
father SAYS | mustn't believe what She saws ar .
and-and-I don't think l like either of them well
enough 10 he their lttle boy any more l don, -..
beng stolen So often, either
Stolen SAWS l.
lc~, SAYS ne Yo, see. when I m with rather
mother Is always sending 70 grab M.
take me Vu where she is Then father sends men
get me back. und-und don't believe I've q ..,..
real home any more. That's why | rau .r.....
Wouldn't YOU
KID SAYS l, Il amt sot . word To- saw
He was too tired and down in the mouth q. g..
much CVnVcr~n either. All he wants 10 DO is .-
up with his head against my shoulder and 90
sleep Attcr he wakes up from his nap he f,,.-
better, and when he finds we're soiu' back tv ..
place nc gets quite chIpIcr -Au the way v.lh.
NJ from The station tries TO think of how X e..-
hc best To- break The news hum about the .-.r
household scrap that due he pulled .-- -..
uunutr We shows Up. ! couldn't DO r though u.....
we'd got clear To the house
Now, younE~ter, SAYS |, there's a h-rc -..--
prise on tap Tor You here, l guess. You walk f..
SOFT and peek through The door
For a minute | thought mdybc they'd ,I,a-.
out, he Was still about 1t, So | steps up L. rtt
t"o. And there's Nh and Mrs. Rutgers Gr,,-.
~Ntln ON The sofa about close - they could I'd.
her WcCPn damp Strcaks down his shirt from
''IH M Ialtn hyr hr back h,,lrr gentle and lovln
Turn ou the SpTJvCr, saws l. Here's the
Well, We all MIXED up for the next few ,.r-
utcs They hugs Gerald both 10 once ars --.i
they hugs each other, and ii | hadn't du, IeG .--
a. 'hd am sure what would have hlr,l,r... -l
me NhTn l comes back, hall an hour lltv-
nttdS Is one glance to sec that a lut tt r-E.-c
scut $ and court lawyers Is out Of q lob
shorty, SAYS Greene, givlu' me the hearty -,.e,
'l don't know how I'm ever going to-"
"Nh, lose III SAYS l 1t was lust bv s.. ,....
got ON the Job, anyway That's :, greet ,.
Yours ch,
Dld say ANYTHING about Primrose PARK t,. q
place where nothln ever happened: Vel y,- .-n
scratch that.