The Dermott news., 1917-11-22

NH''h '4'' NthdtlHb dHfltttH lR IItlll~tIt Then, in some ways it's good Eve come back" he commented - must report at once
 Guy Falconcr turned to him with un- bounded enthusiasm lighting up his young face
 I'll go with you'" he cried. "Is it too late to enlist tanIghtG''
 I'm afraid SO Larry said.
 Guys words struck his mother with 2 quick rhil of fear She rose hastily from her seat and going frarrury I'D ta her Sen. laid sppeHratin- hand ua- on his arm
 ''isat. Guy. yoH'ra Hot going to the Wart' sA. said with a catch in her voice
 Why, of course nm. mothcr,'
 "Of course ha ie'" Gca~ey Warstafr repeated after him
 'nut. Guy you sad yau wouldn't fgh'" his mother reminded hm tren- ulouSly Her feelings lad undergone sudden change.
 "I know" he saii. putting hjS hand upon hers soothincly "But that was when l didn't believe there would be war tnd now that H's come. couldn't stay home. I couidnts'
 That's the spirit. my bow" Sir George told him with renewed trust ill British manhood.
 Put. Gny-you mustn't, IeoHlin't let you eo," she told him brokenly
 He was sorry for her. And yet there was an unwantel sternness i'll Guys face as he said;
 Mother, you don't want me to be a eoward?"
 "Eut my hoy, you're all I've get in the world, You're the oulv thing I've 1eft,' And then she took lim in her arms and sobhed. To her he'd come only li.tle more quickly thau to other English mothers the remuneration t1mt war demands of .ov'y and h.gh alike
 Don't cry. mother. r'aase-1on't" GH" said gently. You know I've got to @n. I'll comn hack ell right"
 "ur caar>e he will" said Gcarsv And t'za IF marry him Guy hal - at#onee a -=Hme} new proportions in her eyes She had a2WfEs been fand af him. from tha t.me they Were slr. aaA by ta-atsar Hnt sbe lad never ta'.ea hm gttzta seriously. Nau. how ete". she sa.v ,,8. Guy WIS T man. ana es2t he intended te play mans pert iu the approaching struggle Aua n that moment Geor@e knew that he Was more than worthy of her
 X new light sha0e in Guy's eyes as h. tarucd to the strl
 "WfH ye9 reall4s' he asked You hs 'hat. mothcrz WhY taat alone is worth soiur ta the front tor=aud TT ==zr !. . and te#a hef7 and we'll live h3H.as ever after
 es sueh Is the rosy optimism of yae.h
 c asgy Was~taG placed her hands III his
 ~Tar once. you dear old thing. can't areae ,vith vou." she sand Anl 5aHzh ~ae >u.rd at hn. she had diff teulty in kocr.u- hlck her tears
 Gay Faleoaer seoHst very erect as he taek Its mother hT the hand He saw women iu 2 new HsHt EoW-saw anI reeagHizea the saer fees they had in cY5t8hlS to mate In ,ife's battles. since the he9iunins of time,
 "Ceiac on. ttother," he said grayely. Take me to the barracks
 My >an. In Proal of you" she half whispered, as she looked up at hin threr-h her tors
 s>o am IT. adf.l Geor-y Waesfa0 SHe had aequ.rej all at once a ncw eeHsr of rropriciorsl.n in Guy. "Nou'N wr-tp tHc z. s'la=a~'.al EIm
 livery d1y." lc promised eagerly. . @Nud yau =v,u VII h. careful v.l'f you. Gn AtS mother baSoash; ha wah hcr hands upon his shaul- ders
 ~ur epurse. TT he careful"
 tH1 thcn they h1i r1ng=Mrs. 1af Cnrer and GclE1y hlnGlu- desperately ta hm wha was dearest ef the whole worll io them
 SIT Geer'e W1e~aY turned n thc cttr-s w.rh m air af unaffected pr.le sTherrs tre true Eng !shWsn" h. @il
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