The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-05-07

ticaI Seen." ~ co0esn1eA. = shs -
silent "Yosf Ihthsr ssvss ~ az
never eaA- Hes ~ 70 cone to -
to me. night hsrs. 0tnes yos 6fivs
me to II. III Just tel yos oss thing
I've haA this vhois tAiAg In ny ovs
hands for DeFs thAA eight Doathsl
The company DOESN'T kn0v ~ u
doesn't know II. 70 o.s knows T. i've
been Just vsittas-ts So vhstAss
had q wife a. not"
You Rover TOLD! Thsa yssVs bsss
disloyal. ysu'vs bssa . eovaR1i Yes
took his 0ooey-"
An r4sAt- saiA HalsAg soA1saly
srinly. THAT'S all I nssl ~. ~
| know What = - n0U."
But yes lsAs't tsn A.GAssi. ~
went % Aeresly. .AaA ~ IN 0sg
how mseh has bssa 6sDss1iaS - ~
factory. Wsrsat vs ~ y tAas-
didn't vs Ill hslD. fs00 ths vssy assei
Didn't ~
Yes. yos ~. 80 a.A yssr Dsth
err" SAID Halssy. ~Yss'vs haA q vill
have all yos earned. Ne ~ aivssesl
from her husband. yos ~ get a.
vorced from NJ! It's . a.s veesl.
isn't ~ We've all bssn eAaslAg 10
more moosy. Wen. hsss vs assi
There's . oovDss over thsss. hsss's -
other one here. FiaA. isat hf"
But Charies!" 0As moved tovaFd
him and laid hand - his am. "Yes
don't stop to reject o. what yos are
saying! II you have that secret 10
your hands. Why. dsat you sss-6sat
you see"
What DO you msanr'
why. even Pa viii have 70 sone
to you! You won't b poor then"
Il should say he would have. to
come TO mel" said Charles Halssy
slowly. Yes. l dare say. l dare cay.
also. could make . lot Of moasy
whether he did or didn't"
Listen. Charley. He's got svssy.
thing. and be wants everything. Hes
my father. but hs DOESN'T care. He
he sold me out. What do We owe To
him and her! What did be do to my
motherr tell you. he thinks Of NO
one but himself. Yet you and I've
who found that idea and worked It out.
who have 1t In our own hands now. %
you say-you and have got the whip
In our own hands now. It seems to
me-"
You talk excellent business sense,
Mrs. Halsey. I compliment you. II
seems that you begin to discover some
thing In your husband and his posi-
bilities. It's tribe late. but you de-
light mel"
We'll. I didn't know. you see." she
paving at him vaguely, IN
a ftful and ineficient essay at some
coquettish art. ErotesQue In these con.
ditions.
She was woman Of small feminine
charm at best She sat there now, an.
gular. stiff. unbeautiful. the sort Of
woman no clothes can make well.
dressed. Already she haA disclosed
somewhat Of her soul. What appeal,
then. physical. emotional, moral,
could she make to him-a student, q
visionary. an idealist-at such a mo.
ment? And did there not remain that
same cool. distant figure from whom
he had so constantly to wrench his
eyes-and his heart? Yes; and hia
heart' Halsey's face was dull red.
He was unhappy. The world seemed
to him only hideous nightmare, full
OF 'disappontments. injustices, Of
wrongs that cried aloud for rightins.
All. the comparison now was here, fair
and full and unavoidable!
NO. you didn't know" said he
slowly. "A lot of people don't. Now
let me tell you few things more. You
didn't know that something like a year
ago your father told me that he'd
make me present OF fifty thousand
dollars the day could run a car from
the factory to this place on q charge
taken from our own overhead receiver.
motors"
"A start for a million dollars!" she
murmured. You get that-whsn you
succeed?"
tTo BE CoNTINuED.)