The Glenwood post., 1912-12-07
The ~ Ce)o.
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lCooyright, Dl1 by AasscAaAo1 1n111G
., DAVlo c. OAM

sc's'r'shs '''a % = $1,000 49,
II vas . sveltering Aay vAnn ~
tsftsr eaAs. oas Of IL ~ -
aakss yes voaAer Why sl11as ass
built The stres9s were DAssAn1 -
GAAsiAG. aAA tAs o0ooo-ooosyono
knevs Aow they are N 0A1BD000.
0aFsAall Ksatoa Leaned haek = ~
chair With hls eyes AaR soaool 4
bh of papss I'D set hin - Asaa01aG
q tAs distant hillside vheFo - ~
afst bscons acquainted vieA Ooss
oslls aAA SHADE trses
IT you could aPraA0s II - - -
- at hooe tAs Arst week b AnQse.-
ths letter ran. there's OsiAG - - .
big celebration. Town b . AunAssd
vears old. Most likely yeu voulA 50
soos people you know"
30 the sleepy old town haA Aesahsl
% mark the advent Of its eseooA ceo-
eary with 4 birthday party. WAa2 .
record Of uneventful yearsi He eoalA
remember when. ~ . ~. - bad
e1inhod the hill out bsyooA ~ 0se-
eev and counted every hsase - he
Village And the last tine - ~ at
esos As had found II sssVrtslagiy
sasy to point out those sa0s hsaess.
That was when Alice vas Dasisd." !"
- nussd. Five ysan-as-eaa Il
- ~ long ago A. that? vosl1nt
have believed it."
All that afternooa he vas ovia0
aoSA old-tims surroundings Oacs
more he set out on the patA tAat
leads up past the trout-brook - Ne
spring In the edge Of the vosAa He
threw himself down beside II - u
old. and watched the bubbles s1gsAa
their way to the surface. He csuA
almost hear the call of the soseA vinA
In the naples over his hSeA.
When he reached homo at nl0At, biz
sys was still vibrant With bsVlsA -
thssiasm.
You must have haA . OssA ~"
was his wife's grsse1AG.
10ot Isttsr froo Asoo." eo0e -
s0iifAs rsDly.
Thea IN sure thsro 0De -
soasthing nice fn it-yss ase - 49,
hearted. You raA up ~ VAIN ~ .
boy."
II an . boy he crssd. - - Aaad-
- her the letter. I've bsea . ~ al
tie afternoon. Don't ~ for Q Psa-
con; IT'S impossible to snplain 4 No
one can tell Why this lsttef q an he
othsfs should have 0ivea Ae soeA .
backward turn-unlsss Ne ~ hsa-
irsd ysars idea. Anyway. rve sguaa-
1srod ~ time IN lrea1fn0."
| Ana have yoa AocidsA - OoT
| We must. n Wouh - Q cs1De -
U1t 4 - any loa0se. busA1es1 90
buslDsss. I AaAat realised soGn y
~ that IT'S besa Eve ysass sinee =
pail tAs ed folks . v1sat. Ne vsalB
tAsy kesp askin6 whsa - Are -.
ias ho0e" Z
TN tell you what 20 s.gAt to -.
sAs s1ciaiDsA. -0st H. vAo,s fans1
hoos."
-Ounr
"No-tAsirs."
The old house vouDlnv bsgin y
hold u.s." protested llasoAall.
Z mean their sons ssA dausAtsln.
of cearss I would love to 90 nys1l
Nd take the cAiIdre.." - Aastsa61
b 80. ~but that can coos later. NJ
Tor this once. I'd NE - have you z
% back alone. In 10 other vay ooSD1
yeu give your fatAee aaA mother .
aseA real pleasure; n would sssIn
me Old tinss 10 then Think Of ~
Il would mean 10 -, too" 81
II 4 Aoat believe Il can Be azraAoa4
fAs rsst u the family night sot -
Abls TO ~ svay."
%. - n oaa,- sAs psssssesd. ~
srits to then ts1UAA" af1
Il nvs n came about that. o. tie -
AsaAay = August. tie srown-up ~
bsa childrsa were O tAsir way b -
big celebration. They net at Q neq1o
town six miles from their destinatisa.
fhey net there b0causs the trrM
souM carry then no nearerbeysol
that point the Stage vas their a.,
choice. II was the same stage whosA
had carried them to al fro vh0
thsy were children IN reality.
Had Uncle Jerry. the driver. bssn
In charge q things that afternoon. -
would never have set out with -
such collection Of baggage and =
press-he would have left a part oe n
until the following day. But the ~
was sanguine. and thought he copsA
take II all. He was about ready =
start when the Kentons came =
hight. r. -
"wait . minute!" wheexed Asn
shall, VITO had run on ahead to NJ
arsa1CemeatA "Where's Uncis -
Nr ist'r a'7r ~.
4 Hes SICK I'm driving today Sc
II sCaa you make room for us?~ IA
Uoess so-n yoa loat mind ~
crowded. 0et h aaywAsrs you 60
At any othse tfDs tAsy wouh -
reosats1 sUcA eecs0msaatioas, but =
thie psstte11ae 0ay Il seeMed Me =.
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