Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-11-29

course, yeLr duty to hei aud 10 thu
| company 10 to make a success Of yon-
WORK. Think OF the business, my sC2.
| There is no good comes of selhshness.
/ Try to be just. And for Gods sake.
also, try to get one OF those machines
| donei"
Holsey ohly sat and looked at him
darkly for time, making no reply.
1T seems to me that can never get
you to understand. Charles" resumed
Rawn, that things are not the way
they used to be before we came here
to Chicago. I'm a bigger man now
/ than / was then. I've grown these
last two or three years, my boy.
should not be surprised If eventually
| were obliged to make my residence
in New York, II not abroad. We are
rising In the world, rising very fast.
Charles. Do you want to go up with
the Rawns. or stay down with the
Halseys in this world? Besides, in
this case you ought to respect the
wishes of your own wife. You want
to remember, my dear boy, that my
| daughter, Grace. is half Rawn as we'll
as half Johnson. The only trouble
with her is, the Rawn half has not
yet had its innings"
Halsey turned and stared at his
wife. He found her sitting with her
dark eyes fixed, now on her father.
now wandering hither and yon over
the rich surroundings in her fathers
home. TO his intense surprise, she
had as yet issued no veto to this calm
proposal to which they all had list
ened In his surprise he forgot com
ment OF his own. What caused him
greatest surprise of all was his secret
feeling that he was not so reluctant
to this arrangement as he ought to
| be! He pondered Grace, her sour Wis
age, her morose air. He recalled
countless angry, irritated words. He
looked, and saw no longer any fem.
mime charm. 1t took all his resolution
not TO question why he had ever
made this choice. Almost he began
a certain comparison.
Now let this end IT," resumed John
Rawn. Let comforts, and let luxu,
ries. come where they have been
| earned. It's the Rawn half OF Grace
that has earned the luxuries, Charles,
If am willing to give them to her
Take what you can get. my son. OF
comfort and luxury in this life-after
you've earned them. But earn them
first. Your place is over there at the
works. This is your opportunity Fall
In with my plans and I'll carry you
along. Don't try to hold Grace over
there when she belongs here. Don't
be selfish. Charles
He Ielented Just a trife. 81 don't
say this is going to last forever Pull
off success over there for us. I'll tell
you what I'll do-the day you can
charge a storage battery from one of
| our second current receivers-finished
and In place there in the factory-and
make you a present of fifty thousand
dollars"
Ard about Grace" All! that
comparison
She'll be a good deal closer to you
then than she Is now. She's half
Rawn. tell you, Charles; and love
in cottage does not suit the Rawn
blood to-day!
But I'll tell you" his face light.
ened a bit at the jest you can go
on with your brotherhood OF man ideas
over there at the factory. / hope you
love them-those brothers who are
trying to ruin me and this company!
love them all you can. Compare that
life with this. my boy and when
you've done your work, for which you
are paid-when you can charge one
car at one receiver, and come from
that life to this. on the strength OF
your brains and your own ability, as
have come here myself-why. say
I'll give you slice OF million dol
lars! Then you can compare that life
with this, and see how you like the
two. I've made up my mind already
about that! So has Grace!"
Halsey turned once more to his
wife. She had changed in the last few
minutes. Her eye was brighter, her
color higher. She was gazing not at
neT uuSpdHu Hoi at heT cnllo' out AT
these rich surroundings.
Il wonder If could play one OF my
old pieces on The piano any more
now?" she said gaily. rising and walk
ing to the seat of the grand piano
which stood across the room from
them. I've been so busy"
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