The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-22

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say for you, young George you nave
NJ 81 S'in2y bone IN your BODY. That
the ANDERSON stock ID !Ou-anu ] Ike
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lie added something 20 this praise
Of his nephew on the day he LETT for
Washington. He Was not 20 return,
but 10 set forth from the capital on
The long journey 10 rs poSI. Iep'St
went with him 70 the s'aNon, ana
their farewell was heightened by TIE
trains being several minutes late.
i may not see you again, George,
Anderson said. and his voice Was q
: little husky as lie set kind hand on
the young mans shoulder ITS quite
4 probable that from this Time ~ we u
only know each other by lctfer-until
I you're notified as my next Of kin thar
! there's an old valise 10 be forwarded
10 you, and perhaps some dusty curiOS
/ from the consulate mante.piece. Well,
/ it's Oh odd way for W. 10 be saying
| good bye; Oas wouldn't have thought
I il, even a feS years ago. but here We
/ are, two gentlemen Of elegant appear
I ance IN u state Of bustitude. We can't
ever tell what VIII happen at all. can
/ WEI Life and money both behave Ike
! loose quicksilver IN nest Of cracks.
And when they're gone We can't tel
/ WHEREOF what the devil we did with
/ EN- But believe I'll say nOw-while
/ there isn't much time left for either
/ Of Us 70 get embarrassed about i'll
believe I'll say that I've always been
/ fond Of you. We all spoiled you ter
ribly when lou Were a little boy AID
let you grow up en prince-and |
must say you took 10 it! But you've
received Il pretty heavy jolt, and /
1 had enough Of your disposition. myself.
al your age. 10 understand little If
what cocksure youth has TO go through
inside when IL finds that il can make
terrible mistakes. Well. with my train
coming into the shed, you'll forgive
me for saying that there have been
| times when thought you ought 10 be
hanged-but I've always been fond
Of you. and now Ike you, And JUS
Tor a last word; there may be some
body else IN TINS town who's always
felt about you Ike that-f"nd OF you.
mean. no matter how much II SEEM
ed you ought 10 be hanged. You might
try Hello. / must run. I'll send
Dack the money rs la>i aS IheE pay
ihe-S"' Goou Dye di'u ""u oieSS you
George!
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