The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-05-19
lies Misplaced
Sympathy
I,rIAN II. CROWLEY

x ,atorlal brute. Brutey Yes,
bru,e to Intimate that she
oI6sb butterfly who didn't
,er fellow beings. lie could
his old philanthropy for all
I be didn't Interfere when he
n his time in the slums--
.hould he think she ought to
time thereI
,se, he didn't say just exactly
n was what he meant. She
ID part in the bridge tourna-
"A couldn't go and see the
asked her to visit when he
out OF town.
,se. everybody was sorry for
plel
she would show him that II
hythlng wonderful to be called
hroplst. She'd show him that
do Just as good work In that
pybOdy. Not that she wanted
him; she didn't; but just TO
Then. when she had done a
bod work he could come to
ended knees begging her for
and she wouldn't grant It.
N could love Paul again
had no distinct plan for go
Into the world as a humanlta-
she would find a way. She
le couch. moody and unhappy.
\ w her heart was broken ana
y no use In anything. Stlll.
emained-she would show
Ier pride demanded that.
De. dear" said her mother,
Into the room dressed for the
n have just had a dlsappoint-
|Mrs. Smith cannot help me at
'nen's club this afternoon, and
bed to call upon YOU"
YES first impulse was to refuse
'ihen-"Why, yes, mother, III
y What is III"
are having Mr.. Fleming, the
Of music in the public schools,
tnOnstratlOns with the children
work taught in the schools. /
y 10 take charge OF the groups
ben and start them to the plat.
their turn"
+ went with her mother and
realized II she was intensely
~ Then she spled a little boy,
Even years Of age, with the
sutlful face she had ever seen.
WONDERFUL. lie was like II
T. John. lie kept perfect time
" with unusual intelligence.
me to her eyes when she no.
clothes. He had on the vest
sers Of a suit several sizes too
7 him; his shirt sleeves were
p to the elbow. His trousers
to the floor, and he wore no
little fellow" she thought.
must suffer to go dressed So
ely when all the other little
his class are dressed In good
Ills people must be very poor
sc clothes are handed down
older brother. I'll buy him a
eff I'll take charge Of him
that he gets the right things
while he Is so little"
cart filled with Joy at the
OF helping the dear little fell
c ran to the teacher who had
the class and asked his name
ess.
ID to leave before the class
ned, to keep an appointment.
thought constantly OF the boy.
eXt morning she started or
We place where the boy lived.
surprised when she again
address, for II was I'm a very
I OF town. "There may he
rundown houses there" she
uld hardly believe her eyes
saw the home. II was Ill
mansion. She compared the
yer the door with the number
Idress on the card given her
acher, They were the same.
was only one thing TO do
nd Inquire. The door was
a maid In embroidered cap
n.
Oh tell me where ! may find
h's Of little Bernard Ii
IS Mr.. Peter Limoges resi-.
dam"
re poor little boy9 Does he
Ne neighborhoOd?' n
bernard Limoges lives
e Is In school now. Would
10 see his mother2 She is
oht understand. l am not
VI any one here. | am only
Tor a poor boy. See, this Is
ana address," Natalie
nc card to the puzzled maid.
VI young woman came into
'nu said to Natalie:
~"
: an apologies, accompanied
: woman into "a richly fur
.awlng room.
,'"'u I'VE made a mistake. |
WI You how It happened
, a"'ut the lovely boy In the
'o'hes' Il am so sorry for
want TO helm him.