The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-12

her g" heard you play, said Judith,
impulsnely ami want To hear you
again 4o
The lille woman smiled 4adianlly
There are things 10 40 in The kitch
en- she said, hut ana again she
sidiled ~ love 10 play This time
she played the 'lntermczzo aud this
ha1nLing strains cropt through the
room
And yet sbc married waiter,
judith mrmured Jack an goiuA
" ask 'tef Wlit Sine lef her music
Tor marriage.
The cUlte grew cold, and the wait
or worried while the two women talk
Cd and when Judith came back her
GAGE was very white, but there was Il
lcok in hor eyes That Iacl, had not
seen before
"Oh, JACK She said breathlessly.
as she sat down. "Oh Jack"
But when The waiter had brought
hof coffee shen tod him the lille
story She used to play in Europe.
S{e is a German ana had wonderful
talent But she is not very strong
ana snc grew so tired Of the travel,
she grew So tired Of the people who
admired her for her music, but who
never seemed 10 see the woman un-
beneath, and this man, this waiter
sang in the same concerts in which
she played They loved each other,
hut she feared marriage. And then
one day he lost his voice. She beg
eed him 10 marry her Saving that
len money would support them bolh
willing 10 sac ifice herself now that
BE- was In trouble. But he would have
none Of it, he would not let a wo-
man support him. He came to Amerl-
ca TO find work. and after while
she came to nlav She was never
strong, the climate did not agree with
her and she found health failing, but
still she biayed. And one night af-
ter the concert she went with gay
par,y 10 a fashionable restaurant and
the.e she found her former lover wait
iug on the table.
We'll, thal was the beginning She
gave him her address and made him
come to her. Then she told him that
size was miserable. that there was no
happiness in the life she was living. +
llial she wanted to be with him and
LET him take care of her She want [
&c 10 be free from the demands of /
The public II she played. she wanted +
ta plaY because she loved her art (
hnd a last he yielded and with the
noncy She had saved they came here
ard set up his little place. And she
cooks and PLAYS and she is happy
u was such simple little story
md We omrlpw il seemed to clutch
N lhcir hcurts.
10 is something lu have homo,
tack slp said
iIe caught AZ the SLIGHT hope in
hat change IN her cYes aud voice.
"iudifh,' h. said, Il cannot give
,ou thc variety that your llfc offers
nov. ali = lawyer with 4 good prac
Zee IS busy niAn, bu! | want to
tkc cpre of YOU.
she had hern deeply moved by the
Story pt the other woman. when she
gas telling me ! seemed ~ see nv
iclf moving from place to place, never
VA ~ NN1 fWAhhihN SNHl #AutHf, dt
AaNs wanting YOU, Jack.
u was The supreme moment but as
lack laid bis hand on hers the wait
lg entGged visits 4 ,sIp oi paper whicn
lafkia@lt,s lpe recipe
WuhllhtpNSHrai slrrIp he Said, -
hoilghi Your wife iuisW Ike 10 cook
hem.
ack paspcd "Will YOU cook them.
ddth2" he asked suddenly. "Win /
~ wife cook them Judith?n
And Judith. still with that Wonder
nl light IN her eyes took the paper ,
rom him. Copyright, 1910. by As. +.
oclated Literary Press
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