La Junta tribune., 1911-04-15
AMistakenCirl
She Found That She Wa. No, a,
Wise as She thought
By ESTEl1-E MARSH
Copyright. 1910 BY American Press
Association.
By EsTEilE MARSH
Copyright. 1910. BY American Press
A,anntasIn~.

III . Atu Nhifii'7f's
would marry Donald Chase. and now
comes Oscar Richmond 10 mix me nj!
up Donald Il steady. honorable. ha-
excellent Judgment. oscar Is hand.
some. full CT sentiment. fascinating I
know | should remain true TO Donald
but Oscar carries me right OF my feet.
The question of money does not en-.
ter into tue matter. Donald is doing
very we'll earning a fair salary and
with a prospect OF being u partner.
Oscar Is Out 81 business Just now. !
don't exactly understand why. He /.
very reticcut. like reticcnrc 10 a
man: II bcsp-Hks self control Oscar
can talk with IA. by the hour without
revealing any OF his affairs. on course
II he proposes to ne shall expect that
he viii tell me everything.
have tried TO get Donald to tell me
why he distrusts oscar. He says be
doesn't hlmeclf know why. /, is quite
likely that his distriist is due to jeaI-
ousy. Donald Is 50 honorable that he
would not Ike TO believe himself caps.
bic OF doing a rival an Injustice. He
is unconscious that he is moved by
Jealousy.
wonder who il this Girard Roberts
he has brought TO Sc. u. He has
known W. but few weeks. yet II seems
shat We hav. all been friends for years.
It's strange how some people have
faculty OF insinuaiing themselves AZ
once Into ones good sraces. Already
l call this man by his trst name. and.
though ! have known Donald since !
was sixteen year, old. still call him
Mr.. Chase.
have sounded Glrard Roberts ~ 10
what he thinks OF Oscar Richmond
His reply Was. He's bang up good
fellow" That doesn't help tue. But
IT. tn. most | can expect from Glrard.
who Is all on the surface. Thos. PEG
pie on. b,--omes familiar with ON short
acquaintance seldom have any depth
! asked Girard what he thought Of
Donald and received the sam. reply.
Hes bang up guud fellow too"
Vas served right Tor rrlyinr upon the
opinion Of such lightweight person.
GIrard Roberts seems TO have plenty
Of money ~ We'll ss taste for Jewel
~. The other day Aunt Aida was
showing him a diamond she wished TO
turn into funds. He told her to 81
among III. Jewellers. ask them to hI
. price ON IL aud he would give her
$40 NOR. than the highest bid She
did 80 and got bid of $40 FOR the
stone. Girard told her II was cheap
It She accepted the Offer. Oscar and
I were present when the sale was
made. aud Girsrd laughingly told us
that be would rely ON ~ as witnesses
In cas. aunty backed out. lie didn't
have III. money with him. but said he
would bring II the next afternoon at 3
O'Clock
When b. called auuty was out. Os.
car and ! were In the library. girard
called to m" To say to auniy when she
cam. Ia that sh. would hnd III. money
for the diamond under vase on ID.
maut.l In IN. parInr nrnuI.,.d IN
dc 80. Oscar asked m. To e, Ia wal,
with him ,ou..n,.d ven, u,s,.tr-
To- u.t nv hat and ~, yr,tl,,, a., a..
PARK when / returned had ,or.o,.
ten ali aI-,ut telling ,un,x ,ho, IN.
money for her diamond VA. am I'M.
rarlnr msntrl lnd.,-d oeyer ,h.u,,,
Of IL tiIi lust l-for. going Ia he'd. then
/ told her sh. went dnvn.t.Ir, IN
get II. IL was gone.
Everybody Is dissatisfied with m.
aud AN dissatisfied with myself for
being 50 fhourbti.-s rs to hsr. left
sen ~ long In nm .,nos.J n,si,,o,
II has ut-., ia. Who'll. h,u..b,id m.
servant. who consider themselves IN.
der su.pleion ar. rulnr .bou, Iao,,,v
cor, ,.t,,,, ,u,,. l. ,,.4..... -, -