Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10

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s~ay wtsAsus yss kso~iaG"
"Uhyr~
'OA- 6scaHss tAass wasn't any use -
~ eeoiag - ~ I'd pess~d ous q
yeue Me, CD I shosid have stayed
go Duat worry. I've Gos everythinG
Uappsd euk- Thsses . train st mid
niGht."
Arthur sseed up. "AsoeAsr. en- The
ssiaay usa- I Sss the thssf. Al these
yssrs 1--we bss you believe thai PaA
hal takes the nsoney. :"
SsS. yss," she iatersxp1ed. never
sskias her eyes % this other son Z
Asasd everything behind these cur
taiRs. Iou we're going away. Paul.
without seeing me?"
~ hat Mas the use of stirring Mp oiA
matters? OF bringing confusion into
this hesse?" HE did not look ct her.
he could not tell her that he new
knew what had as.wp him hithes.
hat all along he had deceived hin-
ssa9.
"PsuL my soa. have been q wicked
WOMAN"
Why. neshss. you mustn't salk like
that"
"WtsAs1! Ny 500, ny silsnt, kind
". cAivslric bov, Win yss f0rgive yous
s0thsr? Year unnatural nothsr?"
He caught her before hes knees
touched the hees; and, shi how hun-
GFily her arms wound about hin.
Whats the sse of lyinG?" he cried
brokenly. MY Rotheri Z wanted to
heas your voice and fsel your arms.
Voc dont know how I have alwaya
loved yOs IL was a long time, . very
long time. Perhaps ] WAS to b.
blamed. I Was proud. and kept away
from yOs. Don't cry. There, there! 4
can 60 away nov, happy" Over his
nother's shoulders, nov noving with
silent stabbing sObs, he held out his
AsaA TO his bsother. Pveseatly. above
the two bowed heads, warrington's
own rose, transaeured with happiness.
The hall door opened and closed, but
noae 0f them regarded It.
~ end ~ the mother stecd away,
but wtthia srm's length. How bid an1
str0nG y0a have GrOwn. Paul"
IN heast. tao. nsehsr." added A.
thus. "Oad GalahaA!"
Toe must sever Isave W. again.
nual. psOnass."
"l1ay Z aAWayU eooe hack?"
"A1waysfs AnA she TOOK his han1
- crossed \ tightly against hse
sAssk. always! Al. your poor ha1n1
0eeheg!"
always - esos hacki ..o
On going 10 China IN . little while. ~
take up the work | have always loved.
TIE building OF bridges"
~An1 ! an going. tOe!" n was Else.
u her journeys end
Jealous love 10 keen Of eye. There
was death in Arthur's heart, but -
smiled at her. After all, what wao
more logical than that she should ap-
pear at this moment? Why sip tho
cup when might be drained at once.
ever with and done with?
Elsa!" said the mother. holding
Warrington's hand in closer grasp.
Yes, mother. All. why did you not
tell me all!"
Arthur walked 10 the long window
that opened out upon the garden.
'here. for a moment. he paused, then
passed from the room.
60 to him. mother" said Elsa, wise
ly anA with pity.
The mother hesitate6, pulled by the
old and the new love. by the fear that
the new4OSnA could be hers but lit
tie while. Slowly she let Paul's hand
fall. and slower still she followed Ar
thsf's footsteps.
i wasn't quite brave enough" he
said. when she found him They hove
And lsve me WELL mother. for l an
the broken man"
She pressed his head against her
heart MY boy!" But her glance was
leveled at the ambertinted window
through which she had come.
To Warrington. Elsa Was q little
thinner. and Of color there was none;
bat her eyes shone with ali the splen-
dor Of the oriental stars at whieA -
had 30 often gazed with mute inquiry.
'Calahad!" she said. and smiled
Wen. what have you to say?-
Il? In Gods name. what O. 4 ~