The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-12-12

hand you give me new life. Some da!
your voice will thrill thousands as |
now thrills my heart. You'll win FAM
and wealth for your father. You shall
care for him In old age. I'm not mis-
cradle. I've really had good day
I've spent the whole afternoon super
intending the distributing of flowers
among the hospitals. | saved a kids
life with flower. His father used to
work for me In the old days. They
asked me to come 10 see him. There
was no hope. He had been given up
TO die. ! gave him a fragrant white
pink. His thin, feverish fingers grasp.
! ed IL eagerly In all his life he had
never held a flower in his hand before.
He pressed II to his lips. his soul thrill.
| ed at its sweet odor. and the little tired
spirit came staggering back from the
mlsts OF eternity just TO see what it
meant. He will live
The girls arms slipped around his
neck In a tightening hold, and she
pressed her cheek against his a mo.
ment In silence.
Papa. dear, It's no use trying TO
deceive me I've the right to know
what is troubling you. I'm not
child Yon must tell me-"
why. it's nothing much. dearie,"
he answered gently. Pm worried a
little about money. I've a note due
at the bank. and they've called on me
Unexpectedly to meet IL But I'll
manage somehow"
"pll give up my music. go to work
and help you right away"
The father placed his hand gently
over her lips, and the tears sprang into
them back
Don't talk sacrilege. my child. Such
words are blasphemy. God gave me
mans body for the coarse work OF
bread winning. He gave you the SUI
preme gift voice that throbs with |
eloquence, a power that can lift and |
inspire the world
Promise me, dear-it's the one wish
or my heart the one thing worth
working and struggling for-promise
me that you will never stop until the
raining or your voice Is complete:
that no matter what happens you will
obey me In this. II is my one com
nand. You will obey meT'
Eyes. papa. promise. II 1t will
make you happy"
ITS the only thing | live for. All
ask is that you do your level best
With the gift of God"
''l'll try. papa dear" was the quiet
answer as she kissed him again and
oftly left the room.
Harriet had scarcely reached her
Dom when Adams, the cashier OF one
4 the allied banks. who owed the
octor for three months rent entered
De library with quick. nervous tread.
I've news. SIR" he said excitedly ,
I've big tip on the stock market" {
The older man grunted contemptu-
sly .
~ es, that's what ails you. | know. I
ou've been getting them for some /
me That's why you owe me for n
'ur rooms. That's why there's some n
us bht "uNtti Win your uCtOuntb. ! "
Il swear 10 you. doctor. my accounts n
e Glenn. I've bought few stocks.
70 made a little and lost little tC
70 got the chance now I've been hi
iiung for. I've real piece OF In. cf
from the big insiders who cl
9 going to make the market tomor- III
W got II from Bivens' private dC
The little weasel has made aS
lions on this break, and he has
en- selling the market short for two do
'eks. Tomorrow morning he Is GO TO
, to smash IL for the last time aud w
noon throw his millions on the bull w
e. The market will go down three he
nts on the break In the morning
will jump i've points in ten min
IS when IL turns the other way. ne
ere are stocks on the list that will w,
over ten points before the market ,
ses."
Bivens is going TO do this7" the ar
er man interrupted Then it's a .
TX It's a lie. Take my advice and ..v
Just the opposite from what you
lerstand. Blvens will sell out his do
'tners in the deal"
Man, he can't sell outr' the cashier .
listed ITS his own deal. Hes In no
or all he's WORTH .
he doctor rose with sudden excite IN,
Mt. !.
Adams, this is the first time in my 70
I've ever been tempted to buy no
cks. I'm in desperate need of =
1ey. I've note for $1,000 due. ON
} $1,000 set aside to finish my little a
3 musical studies. I've got to n
IT that note somehow. and I've got n
have the money for her. 1t looks