American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-10-14
farewell TO Thee"
ey EARL REED slLveRs.

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g.. GUM" ihat | can ever care
iol sou =" Ju>l THAT way Dick The
s'ii sls,ar %'u|' and there vas GER
.''" Wis., u'he>N i'm her eyes. "Iou see,
III UNIV vi, rom most girls. Dad and
u"'e ,.',u together for 80 long that .
Si'oV,i NuoN WhN To do If | didn't .
nav ''''l' 10 looN uul for
bu' you can siill have him. Dick .
uarre', PERSISTED, lie can live with .
us anu you can look out for him all /
you want w.
40 D'VA' Dorothy Hayden shook /.
hei ne'u' uIhN ,hnt we given him /.
$50, ana cure mat l maven /
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'''u vo'"''' WIN. me man rose
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=" '"o'n'uu Doio'hy heSl'aleu'
ne Vi''i'n VI 'he music had not YET
De- .,''' u. waving rhythm Oh the
u''lice nan intoxicated her. Her glance
"unuelc" 10 Tue Clubhouse porch u6ht-
ca by inc mellow glow OF many IAN
terms As she looked gray haired
man ir"heu hllnseli IN the doorway
ms tiiih lace Siilouotted against lhe
brilliant background. Inc Hght died
IRON her eyes
I'm sure Dick She answered. AS
long as lie lHes, my father Will always
be hrst.
I'm not going to ask you again. he
SAID Slowly because | believe that
you Know your own mimi. But l love
YOU nave loved YOU ever since l met
you nNe years ago. had hoped Ills
voice broke ana he shook ms mead
nan ahgrlly at The display OF emotion
but III NOT e"lhb 10 say anything
"oou' 'i'"'' ioiho'Io" III boihs 10 oc
eep' 'ii"' 'o'i,ion III i"n"i,ia' ooa'
sans III 'he AFTERNOON ana III be OIL
IT,
lie paused ana the giri caught ne
4 prehth Sharply Aloha We mean
i"rewen 10 'nee' III Ehg'ish' ne con
ulucu' lnat uahce was prophply III
,uS' onc VIC IL ever nave tose'ner' bu
- ways i'''ieinpci 1t, anu N"'neit
''"' .ie h'''Sic "su,h /" ,''lN u I'M
5 o"e "'sn. WIN you. he he'u "u' III
e. manu- % guess II Boou'p!'
I lot " iohs t'ihe aiter ne I'u gone
$ 'oro'hy stareu Win uhseeihg eyes III
W 'ne uurhuess surrouhulhs 'lc Ooui
u! Iiuo'
cue reviewed her lrlehuSh'p WIZ
i''cN Jarrett. IL seelieu ohiS yeStel
n u"y u'nt ne Iau hloVeu 10 MeSt"oo'
f., o'ou"n'iieu' oiuc-tScu coheSc w!
@ she remembered MS niue acis ol hiho
q ness 10 ner iather, ms consideration
ms ui,"Iilhs ioSaitS' HuuueHiS 81
re"''"'u uhat ne lheahl more |" he
li'oh anyone else III the "oFlu
k y SHADOW fell across the porch an
< hgure stood before her. She locke
up nan hopefully. IL was her iather'
where's DickT he asked.
!" Hes gone Her voice was dul
"lie--he leaves for Panama tomol
row.
FOR u long two minutes the OLD ma
was silent.
"NhyT he questioned finally.