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Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-08
By Clarence Garden.

died. His mothers eyes were night but fearless. Hers was an intense na- ture that had moved too long in mar row limits.
 John met his wife at the station. lie had a crepe band around his hat, and kissed her with gravity. I've made all arrangements for the funeral, Amelia, we'll have the best of every thing. I've engaged some fine sing ers"
 John, he won't, know now. The time was when our boy went wrong, to have stuck to him"
 But he disgraced my name"
 He never was bad boy,s apolo- gized the mother, but easily led He never would have got into that braw1 if he hadn't been drinking. We are both to blame for his bringing up. We laughed and thought how cute he was, when we should have checked him, and he grew. up thinking how smart he was. When he came home that night you told him you wouldn't help him, he'd disgraced you. Threw away
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Peggy was trusting little soul, and there were wolves about! He sank in- to a chair by the open fire and. buried his face in his hands. Just for a sight of her again-now that success had come she wouldn't have to be kitch- err drudge, and he, was broader now and more considerate of woman's place in the world. And. oh! for sound of that glorious voice!
 Suddenly he sat up. From a studio next door a plaintive little song, ac- companied by master hand on the piano, caMe 1leGY2y to his ears. l. thrilled, throbbed and called; there was pause which signifed waiting. then it called again stronger, longing ly and pleadingly. m
 John Lang. above everything else was honorable and would have scorn- ed an eavesdropper. yet he deliberate ly moved aside the heavy bookcase which barricaded the door between hi
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fish, how the deuce can he read it?" asked Richards, trying to stab me with a look.
 That's right" I admitted Why don't you draw him 2 picture of 1t, then?"n
 "A picture of what?"
 T don't know"
 "Aw, shut up," said my ungrateful friend and turned to the patient.
 "Sprecken ze Dutch" he told him, and got a shake of the head and some more Chessy-cat grin.
 Folly 700 the gay Farce" said Richards, after thinking a while, and this got him stare of polite spissi- tude followed by another all-encom- passing grin.
 "Hi yah, sub gub yakamee no checkee no washee," I put in playful ly and received as much encourage ment as Richards.
 Tt gets me-" muttered my fellow worker as he surveyed the expansive smile in bewilderment "He must be something or other. He looks like a bear"
 "No, he isn't bear" stated posi- lively. had seen several bears. He looks something like John"
 That's the first sensible idea I ever heard you express" congratulated Richards. Send for John, while I watch .It." Sure, sure" I replied without knowing what he meant "That was A fine idea; great head" And I pushed the Turkish janitor,s call button.
 After few minutes John, the Turk
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and the music teachers studio, and peeped in through the keyhole. Now, the radius discernible through 8 key hole is not particularly spacious. and yet 1t Is surprising what emotions the vision there visible can sometimes produce.
 The girl stood beside the piano and John Lang saw golden head. topped by a rather unfashionable hat, a girl ish bosom, heaVing under a shabby dress with the emotion of her song, and white hands clasped convulsively together. Was t possible Peggy had been studying in the very next room to his without his knowledge, he won dered This was the only night of the week that he made practice of giving up work absolutely. and that was probably the night Peggy was taking her lesson
 It seemed an eternity before it was over. with it's exasperating scales and
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will work in splendidly for my tab leaux next winter, Henry"
 At the sight of the dress. Henry's face went white. With searching look at Aida, he drew the shimmering mass away from his companion with decided:
 "No, Aunt Gertrude-I'm going to claim this! And Miss Barnes-Alida you are evidently laboring under mistake. This lady is the wife of my Uncle Henry, for whom I was named Through no fault of mine," significantly. I'm still bachelor But with wedding gown in my posses sion, shall not rest till find bride to wear It. Please take 1t home ana keep it till tomorrow evening. Uncle Henry joins us then. and shall como to ask your advice In the matter-for you see, want a homemaker more than a housekeeper! May I come?"
 And Aida, enlightened by his words 80 different in meaning from Jane's version of the same remark five years ago, uttered low but emphatic:
 T shall be very glad to see you!" 4
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was letter addressed to her from doctor In the far West, which told of the serious Illness of David.
 Johns eyes gleamed with anger as he realized that his quiet Amelia. who had always asked his advice, and had never taken 1t upon herself to act without 1t had really gone. Why hadn't she shown the letter to him at once?' True, she had asked him for money to go and see David, but he had not given 1t to her. Hadn't David dis graced him7 Brought his honored name down to the dust? David. their only son and child upon whom they had built such high hopes. H
 Poor David" he said, "If 1 had known you were so sick, but"
 The "poor David" was said not with out sorrow, but he was getting used to the boys absence, although he had missed him at first But should he get used to getting along without his wife, if only for a time? John was one of those men whose husband love was stronger than his father love.
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your boy because he didn't turn out perfect, when twas your own fault"
 John tried to speak, but no words came. She went on: When I used to try to correct him or punish him, you'd speak right up, and David knew. So I, weak thing that I was, let you have your way, as in everything, and we lost our boy; and you, when you might have saved him, let him go, for he had disgraced your name. You were disgrace to him, I'm thinking"
 It was small consolation to Amelia that the whole town turned out to Da- vid's funeral. She thought the time to do for our own Is while they are alive. and not wait until they are dead.
 Afterwards, their life was a strange one, although to outsiders it was much the same as before. John visited the cemetery often. Folks said that he took his boys death harder than his wife did. But that grave held the tragedy of their lives. 4.
 Amelia was not the same. One day
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-08
By Joe Busche

ically. He turned, smiling at her pug zled face.
 "Oh. buy anything" he advised, people buy at a rummage sale just for the sake of buying, to help the cause. whatever it may be-"
 The psychological moment had comet
 Aida turned like flash. From a box behind the table, she drew forth a wonderful, shimmering mass of satin and lace; shook out the lustrous folds and murmuring sWeetly:
 Possibly your-your wife might like this, as-as a-souvenir. You'll see it is somewhat old-fashioned. It was intended for wedding gown; but the bride-to-be found out that her promised husband was not-was not" .a,
 She found her voice deserting her, and stopped to pick. up fallen pin cushion.
 The other woman uttered an excla- nation of delight. "Why, it's beautiful beautiful" she cried. "Of course I'll buy it! It
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lanes voice trailed into an embar- rassed silence under the level gaze of Aida Barnes. She jerked her shawl around her shoulders nervously, but fingered in the open door as the other woman uttered a calm: L1.
 "No-I cant think of anything now, Jane. but I-I'll tend table-and If come across anything I'll bring 1t when l come 10 the sale"
 She resumed her pie-making with 8 cool ignoring of her callers tarrying that provoked Jane into snappish:
 Well. don't fail to come-.for 1 ex- pect Henry and his wife will be there. or course. you knew he was married?"
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ucs. rxclrsive clubs. and th literati W .l.d him with open arms. But b, 9s anythir2 but happy
 purse thcrs was a gIrl al, the ... H ii all There usua is He 70. cen her since she a sip .n. with a trrncdup Brse i'ich ,uu: ni colxing and nurture
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Eine. you know-and the old hall clock. You will find your dinner on the stove and I've engaged Mary Ball to do your washing on Mondays. You are a good hand to cook. so guess you can get along somehow. If you should need any medicine. there's the pep permint in the kitchen cupboard. on the left hand corner of the third shelf from the top, and the catnip and oth- CT herbs are hanging in the northeast corner of the garret. Shall stay as long as David needs me
 AMELIA"
 On the table beside Amelia's rote
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)HN stared at the note on the table until its every word was burned into his brain. It said:
 T am going to David. You would not give me the money to go with, so l have sold tho eDoOns-they were
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you haven't any, thing to contribute to our rummage sale? I thought that perhaps you might give some thing, and take a table. You know you haven't been to any of the church doings since-'
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Happiness Regained

HIN LANG ougt; to have been a happy man. He had sud denly come into fame as a popular novelist: his writing had bl ought hin. an easy competeEce: his talents mad Y on for him q cordial
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Ing loose medley of sounds which very much resembled what a French menu looks like, only a trif1e thicker.
 Sometime later we discovered that he was a Bulgarian, dubbed Heinz by the hospital attendants, because no one could understand his line of talk enough to get his real name and be- cause he occupied Room g.
 The fact that Heinz left the scenes of his nativity when the grape shot became too habitual for comfort, made one think that he was not with out some amount of gray matter ih his anatomy, but when on the second day after his arrival in the land of the free and home of polite graft, he paused in the middle of busy street to contemplate the lofty structures and allowed his person to become eutan- gled in the cog-wheels of progress, 1t looked as If his judgment wasn't so keen after all and that he would probably have done as well by staying at home and being shot up by the enemy.
 After the curious visitor was care fully picked out of the mechanism of t-> automobiles and q truck. the
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