The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-01
REVELATIONS
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bY &eie Garrison~
What Dicky Said When He Discovered
That Grace Draper Had Unex-
pectedly Returned.
,V &eIe Oarrison~

day for a tramp suppose W.
60 down to the hdrbOr aud
either walk or row around the slips
TIL put some fish lines IN my pocket,
so II YOU get mad desire to hang
over the side on the boat You may.
We can get Corklng fish dnner ~
Skaters, that little dump near the oyN-
ter houses, It VIC stop on our way anl
tell them We want IT, What do yuI
say
81 should like it very much" | re
piled. trying hard to make my voice
enthusiastic "But do YOU think we
ought to leave your mother alone so
often? We hanven't taken her with us
for several trips
Dicky looked at me shrcwdly
"Why the sudden solcitudc for moth
trt' He asked ironically Then as
he saw my face flush, he added hastily &.
Don't he offended. sweetheart. real
We that YOU are always thoughtful OF
her but 1t struck me that YOU were
NOT particularly keen tor this trip your
( self, and mother made a good excuse
please don't be absurd DICky" !
rrtor,cd lightly "Ol course, | want
10 go How soon do you want 20
. START
ANY time you'rc read,
"Ill be down 40 fifteen minute,
. promised
Il took me less than that lo get INTO
simple tramplug costume | had a
light weight short skirt, a silk sports
waist, and strong walking shoes with
common sense heels picked up tho
silk sweater which | inArlably took
on these trips OF ours and went slowly
down stairs.
Madges Earliest Memory.
could not understand my own re.
luctance to 60 with Dlcky But tn,
rest with which | had enjoyed IN,
earlier outing, OF the summer ,ccmcl
To have left me. As looked back
could see that the incident Of Nh.
stolen puppy which D,cky had brought
me had marked the end OF the care
tree happy days which had been mu,
since Grace Draper had taken her de-
pdrturc
One OF the most rigid tcncts ul m,
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now as She took me hy the hand and
led me over to the owner of the bush
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Nv mother mt nm her hand "No
Mr., Nllman dom, say that" She sad
,olcmnly. when you cali her ant
GIVE them to her yc, hu, She h,,
stolen TIN, berry and She w,,hcs +.
tell YOU She is sorry"
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@ u,,u s.,',. pe.,'iss'oi, W. P,,N, "',u 'o,,'
'f '."',. -. "y 60 L'''A .'"i' ",.
, / wish their mothers had been As s,r,r
as mine
Du, the incident ,i the ,,,Icr nrrn,
has rroycd IN mo tina, ,he ,,g,di,y -
, M, training has made !, most dii,,rul
tor me :, i've in harmony with D,rly'
, ,dra, II i a hugc ,,kr ,o him ,ha
the pcd,yrcc ri the thoroughbred punr,
p IA, hr,ngh, mo ,,pn,, he moved h,
cause h,s mother VA, stolen To me
p ever, ,rr.h I,,L a, ,bc rur,, L,,p.
.,a,c ot humiliation ,h,, INV bn.han,
p h,, un more delicate sense o, mora
.,,lucs than he apnc,rs IN no,sc,,
. Rcr,u,c feared In c,ol one I'D, ,h,
! ,rerc, which made the f,r,t month, -,
nv married lie sn miscrablr I Lcn
m, Inns closed ahort ,bc ,upn, since ~,
ire, cynfcss,o~ nj ,s,on, sbm,,, A. n,
hr,ng ,tulrr am yynndrrinv II car