Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1918-05-16
1.-THE CLASSICS!"
BY CORA EVANS sANsoRN.


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LOU We IN. II eA"euy' repheu '"e
'"nu'oru Win aninlatioh' Inc! re
pair' i teii you burgess is iaushihg
-" .ne ,l'ne Ml'ls Is ee"s'''u''o''"'-
y Wv" III ''e uu''ps'
why, man. observed the guest
those TWO men are absolute ciass-
icsr
Whaee thmtE inquired the land
ioru.1
wen, once there were TWO roman
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ana Demo-
eritus, OF whom your TWO rriehos VINO
nave just ieit US are very rair proto-
types. heraeites was the optimist OF
the word, VINO considered lie vast
Joke ana humanity lot or curios. On
the contrary Democritus mourned con-
uauaiy ABOUT the wretchedness OF
the world ana went around expound-
ing the theory or constant tears as the
correct trend for the thinker and
philosopher.
THAT hits this case, doesn't lit"
grinned the landlord. i've often won
dered-ror neither Burgess nor NILS
Is an Old man, Just turned thirty
what KIND OF husbands they'll make
II they don't get just the kind OF
women they ought to have-that 10.
suited 10 their peculiar make up.
Judging from the persistency with
which Burgess and Mills had kept
away from the opposite sex. the ma
1ority OF their friends and acquain-
tances had long since concluded that
they would drift into natural bach
elorhood.
John Doble, a wealthy widower,
died and in his will named Mary and
Janet Wilder. his orphan nieces, In a
very handsome way. He left them
the old mansion where he had lived
for many years and enough additional
in investments to insure n comfortable
provision for life. There was quite a
flutter In the quiet village ut the ad-
vent OF the two sisters. Mary, plump
ana jolly, was the elder. Her sister,
Jahet' was thih ana tan ana OF
quiet reticent nature: Both possessed
gooa looks, ana somehow suggested IN
their opposite hatures' the one iaugh-
ing snilihg' BURGESS ana the other
the pessimistc' gloomy NILS.
Just your match, Mis- that janet.
remarked the hotei landlord one DAY.
"As to you, Burgess" added the 1o-
vial boniface, Miss Mary is your true
counterpart but neither Burgess nor
Mills encouraged further discussion or
the theme OF the moment. They look
co asKahce AT one announcer ana wnen
they got OUTSIDE the hotei burgess
Win searching look nj Mihs' oo-
served
people are beginning - iearn thae
we 20 dowh 10 tne "huer pince
eoou zeal, reckon.
well doht we! quiZze" Mills. sus-
plcioh IN MS eye as ne returned the
glance OF Burgess.
For 1act' yes Dut remember we
nave TO- reminded burgess. Inc
iauies require our services III ''ah'"s
tile fepulrS On tlle olu house.