The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-09-08

because everybody says yOu go ouch
a fine business man yourself
= should like TO do something real
~ worth while" said the girl after =
little pause. Il like people vho do
something worth while"
80 do l." said the man. Sith ohs-
Gus meaning,
mir uormly." she exclaimed In
petuously why don't you do some
thinE worth while7"
Gormly SMILED My dear rounr
lady, he answered really. he was
old enough to be- her father. h.
thought hnlf sadl' ma he noted his
| form " spccch.-"l have tho largest
/ store IN the world have agents IN
every civilized country and many that
| Aro unrhilizcd own and control a
| feet uf steamers have my private
/ wooden mills. and Eilk mills aud fac
torios suppose there are ten thou.
sand people In my employ I can give
l you check Tor another million for
your settlement work as often M you
wish H.. unG "
"Tlrfr arc all very veil Mr. Corn
h." rlii the girl grnycly They spell
tremendous material success the,
show your ability and ncumrn. IN a."
eyes " the world they count Tor
great deal. indeed I mud lately that
they are counting more aud more
but they don't really amount to any
,hinE after all What ~ money what
are power md innucnco' My father
for instance. was born with moro than
he could possibly spend. more than he
knew what to do with inherited from
thrifty ancestors who had the Wit e.
buy land when II could he bought for
song Tie has influence. power
What does II amount to? want him
to do something. really to do some
thing IN the world for tho good 81
mankind nm preaching To you Just
Us I preach tn him
DO you luuk upon me as you would
fathery' asked Gormly quickly.
why. nu. not exactly Ccrtaini'
not" answered the glrl.
II am forty four. you know"
40. I didn't know but what n you
arr7 You are stlll \ young man NJ,
father ~ nJyriyc. and don't call hin
old
Wonderful consideration from TWEEN
tytwo'" said Gormly smiling
We'll" resumed the girl. y wa
saying that you ought to do somothinG
IN llfr You have made yourself Hov
, started with little or nothing. II may
believe the newspaper accounts oi
p YOU
Have you been reading thnmf'
, Every word answered the girl
"a was quite proud Of being able tc
I say TO my friends that I knew you ano
'' what they said about you was true"
b. Never in his life had Gormly beer
/. happier than nj this frank. sponthn
sUW expression OF approval.
d'ff ANN JnHfft TO put these great tai
L cuts Of yours, nj the service Of your
J., fellow mon; not In buying and selling
o but In doing something for them" sh'
q ran un.
q Don't you think that In scllinl
u them honest goods nc a fair profit, II
70 telling them the strict and only truth
10 about what you have to sell In allow
3 INK thom the utmost freedom of re-
O. turn and exchange, IN providing gen
e. orouFly for employees. ~ doing Ecry
h leo to your fellow mcn2"
Certainly. II ia II ~ doing service
n to the little world which you touri,
n larger world perhaps than most %
D. uH can touch liut I want you 10 d'
d something. want every man an,
ID every woman who has the ability Il
y do Bom,thnF, In n great Hplcndl'
% way"
nut what would you have me do
u don't know" answered the girl
~ don't knos what I would have any
body do. but there arc 80 many thing
). ~ be- done. 80 many wrongs 20 HI
rirhtod. 80 many things tO be- achieved
/. Tho great man goes out ana make
% opportunities Part of hia groatno
II take II. consists In seeing what there
d. IN 90 do Ruskn says somewhere thu
the greatest thing anyuudy can do u
d. IN wee something n ! were a gron
f., woman. I could answer your question
~ better. hut I am only"
81 think you arc great woman
p. said Gounly softly. "and would b'
d perfectly willing TO take your aurH"
and ubido by H."
- 81 would not have II that way, am
.s fwcrcd the g.rl droamlly When m'
% father asks mo what would hive hIu
II du. I sny % him, Go and soo.' ~,
u laughs ~ me, most people laugh 10
me You don't Mr. Gurmly'
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