The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-25

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she signed.
Not that there had ever been s
love affair between them. Oh. no.
An interchange OF locks OF hair Ia
very early school days, namerorti'
fhurch soeiables and pientes shat
:. 4 Together. an OCCASIONAL bugg5
Fide or twe-trtFal energh bonds
70 be sure And yet-el thete
was IN ache IN safa cafys Iheaft
which no casual farewell hand,
shake would have healed.
AS the days passed tie sight OF
thsSshuttered z Old Chester house.
al shosigiins signs 81 iani6ecpp6pey.
grew Is trouble Sara. The farm.
uasoid and nntsnanted, was run
ming down! THIS fact. COUPLED with
reports which drifted back from
the city that Join Chester,s for.
tune WAC pF6ying elusive and that
ise was saitflng from one job Il.
another ,tornented her with a
sense OF the waste of good ma
terial and OF her own impotency If
the matter. What shame that
}John could not see that his for
tune waited for him at home, Lap
hidden5in the rlc;, depths Of Ing
sciit What could the city hold for
a man trained by Inheritance and
uphringing 10 but one calling?
Came a sunny day. In late March
when Sara EAST d biolmubshell at the
feet OF The aunt with whom she
lived
Aunt Jplie,n she gave out casu-
ally OYER her cup ot tea. .si'm 90.
ing 70 spend next weekend In tae
ylty.,,N 49, ~
sarai'' her. aunt's voice was
startled: .of all things, Sara!" -
eyes. that's Just what I'm going
10 do. returned Sara unperturtb.
ed. And fdsthermore - DO you
NEemember those oil stock certifI.
Dlcatss that Cousin Jenny left met
Teli, Pm going to take them
Halung. Who knows, perhaps they,rt
not as worthless as i've thought
tltem Just suppose" and her
.blue eye grew dreamy. perhaps
taeywiil bring me my fortune!"
Now u happened that several
days after this conversation there
walked into the outer office OF
!. Nihitby q 'Whitby, broker brokers
3 Ehab by looking youth with tired
lines about his eyes and mouth
kIsound /. !, Of voices from the inner
bffice assured him that his en-
bioVar was occunied and e,ttirs,
down at "a dingy desk he rested
his head on III hand willis hIs
thoughts travelled backward owl
Was Iie ,iSeadedS This ali but anes
tlonable firm an whose emnioS Ia
kAs at present held ont nd future
korf him. Little by little tanrht
bylbitter experienced nd was learn.
nE how untitled he was 10 com nate
kith men trained for their iofs
into this meditatIons crent
memories fot home. Of green fyielis
tiiied by MS father and ia rrand-
iather and I, iifs +grandfathSr's
iathsr RI snb.tnntla, bar1s ~ ths
shssry Soaeiy i sSitn4 ' ans v AZ
!tose yisions afoSc pcfsistentiy the
y Stuf, OF a certain sim biueseyed
nsrSons. Stths nlaSSShte az htS M
hood nj, Sm. IL ia feyerish mn rsnIt
of fcrtunc. ,het ma iii XII, fnrgots
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