The Glenwood post., 1913-01-04
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once force. Bat these warn Gays.
Il = different Honestly. sa0sttmes
my heart aches for Mr.. Pye aAA Mr..
Diggins! It's . wonder to ~ that
their families are willing to . away
for weeks at q time and leave poor
father to slave alone in his misery.
Il know what the women Do before
they 60 away" went ON Aiss Fatter-
shall. They have all the heavy fur
allure put into rosebud cretoaAe slips
and the shades pulled down - the
rooms are always dim and ooea. MIR.
Pye sleeps till O'Clock or %. because
the house is so still, and then he
doesn't have to wait for any one TO get
out of the bathroom. He splashes and
shaves at his leisure and makes all
the mess he chooses BY throwing
clothes around, because the woman
who comes in daily to take care OF his
bedroom and bath doesn't dare scold
him for it as Mrs. Pye would Do. Then
be saunters out, looking Ike . freshly
pressed millionaire. and hAs . poor
breakfast when he gets 6ov1tswn at
some hoteHone Of thooe 0eoeas ON
Ice, French omelet and Tushiah cof-
Tee breakfasts where yoa ~ IL wait.
- 81 for . Sl.te feeA. TAsa Osts 70
ths ollcs about IL o'caeek vsasing .
pale and treablsA look.
"OooA nos1ing!' says NJ. Pye gsl-
srally. He gaass ct - OseAly. . II ~
we're dus 70 de II Avs nlaatss OF -
Nd wanted b leave 80 loosossioa.
Coed morning! I hess svGsyesdy =
fseiing well-l'n al b 0yoale. This
having 70 home snA tsai11ng - over
town for breakfast takss 4 81 Of Q
aaA: takes 1t out! Yet I went CON
plata. because doat waDt y deny
ny family. What! TAs eAssmoms.
Ter at 7s! This heat = sE11naG!'
Then he fades away iaeo his pri.
vats oGAos and sits down VAaPs two
electric fans beat upoa ~ 1DvereA
brow. Five minutes latse. vhsa I tin.
Ldiy approach with three lsGAsss in NJ
hanAs. he removes Ais fsst fsoa tAs
sssk. sAakss his news0ao9 aAA
how1s. Mis- FattesuAall.' - uays -
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NJ absolutely necessary. - II 20
areat disturbing ~ uselessly. o..
well. give them hsre!'
~He looks them ovoe and writes YES
" mo- On the backs and tails - %
ase my own tudgmsnt and answer
hem myself
Then another overworked 0an
calls him on the phone and wants hin
% play golf tomorrow. Mr.. Pye fFoWns
and says he 10 badly rushed with bssi-
ness. but II 1t 10 . possible thing TN
try and Join hin. But it's always
business drst, my boy!' hs rsainls
ais friend.
After that he drags himself svse -
The club for lunch. This u aaseAse
sossy repast, all ruined up with poeS-
ley and everything iced and VITA fne
cigars after 1t. He beats It hoek -
the ONCE about two O'Clock and tsalD
the head clerk not to b6ther hin ahout
such trile a. $4,000 order-whAs
ON earth il he hired for but to aE1Gnd
to such Insignificant items!
AT this point another slave oaAssu.
attired in 4 gray suit that 10 - psr.
feet you don't believe It in real end
wearing on his head a panama hat
that set him back about $50. 'Pye, Old
man. says he. what's the use Of work
ing yourself to death in this sort of
weather? You owe it to yourself to
get little rest and recreation. Yoau
be having heat prostration or sone-
thing like that If you don't taks caro-
Of yourself. Come, let's go to tho ball
camel
"Mr. Pye considers. 4 hate 10 70
and leave lot of work standing,
Jawn.' says he. Things stop on q dad
center whenever I'm not here, you
know. Oh, well, hate to disSoeoint
you, since you've come way uD hsfe
Tor me- So he reluctantly graoo III
panama and they float out to tako ths
touring car.
Later on he has another med q
7oof garden or a summer gardea VIII
music, and the check for hin 81
lawn II somewhere around $1a ~
touring car drops him At his owp Aese
In the moonlight and leaves him - -
disturbed slumber that he may euse
ap for another wearing day.
Oh" ended Miss Fatter.h~0 -