The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-25

don't understand, you help--in your
ignorance"
Dave turns on her savage.
II love you" says he. What has
happened here makes no difference
II that But, you must be at least
courteous 10 Jon and daddy
when In this DEVILS mood will
make you be--even If have to beat
you"
"What?" she asks. as If II wasn't
possible that II was from Dave, Did
you say that you would beat meme
you, Dave?"
And she inches mp and touches him,
mighty pitiful
Dave paws no attention 70 the touch,
but says, hard as iron
eyes, That is what | said
None OF MS are like ourselves any
more" says Evelyn. but none are so
far from Il as you. my dear, dear
David. Think what You have said TO
me! Is II the war that has set VS. all
az each others throats2 Let rs come
hack TO each other! After ALL what
does all the rest matter II we have
each other? without you-all | have
woodworking ! am sorry for my
part in t. Come, Let's put our arms
around each other and make up"
She holds out her arms and passes
her eyes from one 20 the other. but
some devil she had reused was in MS
all and held us. and none OF us an
swered-not even Jon She gets very
pale and staggers little. then drops
her head on her breast and turns to
20 away.
She holds out her arms and passes
her eyes from one 10 the other, but
some devil she had reused was In rs
all and held us, and none OF US an
swered-not even jon. She gets very
pale and staggers a little, then drops
her head on her breast and turns TO
go away.
Watt" commands Dave. There
are some questions you must answer.
Waltz"
Please let me go and kill myself"
she begs. But, then, she shudders and
comes back 10 Dave as II she had
thought OF something terrible.
mo, no! No, / must live. That is
the only way! Don't be afraid.
won't kill myself. | daren't." So, she
stands trembling and sorry, like
whipped child, among us three brutes
waiting for more whipping. II there
Is one moment in my life OF which
am more ashamed than another, that's
the one.
Dave spoke at last, but It was still
like a young brute.
'T don't know who is the cause OF
this. But II Is certain that you, Eve
lyn. through your passion, have your
share in II. Therefore, you have got
TO do your share OF the suffering"
Eyes" whispered Evelyn, Il shall
do my full share OF the suffering.
am willing. Ready And my share
is laid out! I know 1t now! May
-daddy-Jon-Dave and begin it?
I can't stand much more!"
But Dave says, more quiet now:
mo. This is the wrong time to
let you 20, Evelyn, or you us. It's my
opinion that we've got to hang to-
gether or Wen hang separately-as
Franklin said" He was all
changed in minute, and Just held
her and looked in her face without a
word. till her head dropped, and her
shoulders shook, and she cried like a
baby.
Now. we're all right" smiles Dave,
because we're all wrong and sorry
Tor e." and puts his arm about her
and leads her out under the plums.
And. presently. we could hear them
talking. Once in a while something
came through:
Eyes, oh. my dear Dave. once used
10 be crazy about the South. love
{ still, OF course-iust as you love
vo,Ir own country. TIL you came.
Then there was nothing but you. To
night, Dave. IL wasn't that-my South
arn sympathies. That's an gone. II
was youth awful peril-that was t."