The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-04-02

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look at ns." hs resumed. YOU
Dothes vent away. snd sslashly neg
lected 70 take Into oonsideF.ti0a thi:
habit. or 70 provide any neans fol
meeting It Ny chef has tried ofteI
to prepare this dish. I must say he
always has failed"
Why don't you vrits to NFs. Raw
and ask her for the rseipsf- asked
young Halsey soberly.
That is not practical" rstoinsd MI
Rawn icily. even did know that
lady's present address: - I do not
His daughter sat casing straight a,
him. under her heavy brovs, but made
10 comment. Grace had not improvsd sd
with yeas. Her faos vas heavy
pasty. her expressioa noross. The
corners Of her mouth turned down.
aHd deep vertical frown-vrinkles sat
between her dark eyebrows.
Bat ! do not wish that name men
toned again." said John Ravn rails
ing his hand. Il dismissed that thought
Of asking ner aid ~ something un-
worthy Of me. Let Friday come.
shall seek no aid outside Of those
from whom 1t may ntiy b expected
Al. hero!
Nov. Grace" he continued later,
turning toward her. II know very well
you're = good housekesper."
she il that" Halsey nodded. Con-
tinually he forced himself into such
approval Of his wife a. he could com
pass. Continually he refused compari-
sons.
Precisely. and skilled in all the
dishes which the late Mrs. Rawn had
As specialties. You do not know how
things are running here. Grace. l
can't get anything done on time. and
am deprived OF what I really want
Grace. l need q housekseper!"
Surely. Pa. Why don't you hire
ons!"
"How much better OF would be in
that ease? None in the least. No.
want you. You'll have to come over
here to live!"
The young couple sat gasing at him
for . time before making reply.
That's impossible. Pa" said Grace.
II have a home Of my own. and 1t is
more than twenty miles from here"
John Rawn raised . hand. Il have
thought all that out. You reason now,
A. 20 many do. when any distinct
change in life IL proposed to them.
You let the little things outweigh the
larger ones. 1t was fault your moth
er had. Now the large matter. the
really important thing. 10 this-that
can not be allowed to live on here In
this way with all these annoyances
Too much depends upon me. In bust.
ness. for me to have the quiet and
peace Of my life interfered with I've
got to have 4 clear head-especially
on Saturday. Now. then. II you can
step In here. my daughter. and estab-
lish In some measure the sort Of life
/ have always been used to. evidently
that is your duty. and you ought not
to balance against 1t the small incon-
veniences which that course would
cause you and your husband. I'm
quite sure you can teach that chef"
But. Mr.. Rawn. I've got to be at the
factory almost day and night" broke
IN Halsey.
Precisely. ! do not mean for you
to make your home here, only Grace
You'll have to stay on where you are.
OF course. you can come here At
timss to report. at least once or twice
a week-say Friday night. Very much
depends on you. Charles You know
how much value you, how much
rely on your services. Really, II all
depends on you. our success as com.
pany. We've been very patient, al
though l must say"
Halsey muttered something under
his breath and turned away. His at.
titude angered Rawn to the point of
forgetting himself.
Never mind what you think about
1t. young man! It's what | think
about it that counts. Grace belongs
here. anyhow. She will have wider
life with me. It's time she had some
things which she has never known. 1t
may be necessary for US to travel. to
see something Of this country and Eu-
rope. Besides. the child needs care.
All these things cost more money than
you can afford. young man. Don't try
to balk me In what | suggest, II ia
obviously the right thing to do"
But how long"
Indefinitely"
And you want me to break up my
home indefinitely! Well. must con.
fess l don't in the least see it that
way. Mr.. Rawn."
You're selfish, and that's why YOU
can't see 1t. Charles. Above all things
you ought to avoid the vice Of stlt.
tshness. You are not parting from
your wife. but only helping her to
bette1 Grade of living Meantime of
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