Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-11
CONTINUED from Our Last lssueJ

etpicssinn VI tndnhs run the stern,
pursed mouth IN take my girl over
10 see for myself. Mr.. SABRE
surely. stupid old man. However.
oor young Perch. Poor old Mrs.
Pcrch' The very thing. II only Il would
lome off.
II came OFF. Sabre went up 10 Punch.
er'r Farm on the evening OF the day
Mr.. Bright. TO see for himself" had
called with Fife. Young Perch greeted
him dcllghtcdly IN the doorway and
clasped his hand In gratitude. tits all
right. It's fixed she's coming. I could
see she took the giri from the start.
ny Joyc. YOU can't think how crate.
tai | am 20 you. sabre
CHAPTER V
I
This frightful war On his Lraln like
a weight. ON his heart like pressing
hrnd.
Blowing about the streets. In the
newspapers and at meetings. In the
mouths of many. and In the eyes of
most. was the new popular question
why aren't you In khaki" The sub.
iect of age. always shrouded In seem
ly and dccoroJs modesty. was suddenly
ripped out OF It's prudish coverings.
This was In the third month II the
war. hut by June. 1915. the position
IN these little points had hardened. In
June. why aren't you In khaki?" was
Lowing about the streets. Certain men
cvoidcd one another. And In June
young Harold joined up. Sabre greeted
the news with very great warmth. by
love. I'm glad. Well done. Harold.
That's splendid. jolly good luck to
you"
Later In the morning Twynlng came
In. His air struck Sabre az being de.
lihcrately aggressive. We'll. Hlarold's
gone" he nld.
Yes. I'm jolly glad for the boys
sake. I was Just congratuiating him
| think It's splendid Of him"
Twyning breathcd heavily through
his nose. Splendid? Hur. Well. he's
gone now, and ! hope you're salts
fled"
Sabre turned In his chair and ques
toned Twyning with puckered brows.
Satisfied? What on earth do YOU mean
satisfied"
you always thought he ought. 10 20
My hoy saw A."
You're talking nonense. I've never
so much as mentioned the subiect IN
Harold"
TwynInr a,w,vs r.,r.c,.a uh., @.
Ire showed signs Of becoming reused.
"Ah. well. what does n NATTER He's
gone now. You wait I'M you'ye yo, n
sen. then youn think differently per.
iaps You don't know what nv how
means 10 me. He's everything In the
world to me. got him In here SO as 10
have him with me and now I'M, cursed
wars taken him. You don't knov ,vha,
he l.. my boy Harold. He's n better
nan than his father. IN tell von thai
Hes a good Christian hoy Hes nave,
rad had thought on said a bod word
Not very long after thl. IncI,,en, oc.
cured another incident, In rs ohv,ou.
aspect Il was also related 20 IN. "yhv
aren't Won In khaki" oues,Ion. s,hrs
apprehended In II a differen, hearing
One morning ne s,.nn.,, suad.n,,,
from his own room into Mr. ror,y,a..
IN quest ~ a reference. Twyniny ana
AIR. Fortune were seated toer,hsr m
deep conversation. They wer. vary
often thus seated. sabre had no,Icea
AT his entry their conyers.,Ion an.
iuptly ceased: and this also wa. No,
new.
Sabre went across In the filing c.h,.
ret without speakinr
Mr.. Fortune cleared his ,hro,, ..h
Sabre. 1--WE were ,us, saving vh,, a
very dccpiy unfortunate ,hI,g 4, 4.
that none az ms nrincin,,. arn n, a.
age to do the right thing nv m. f,rn,
hy io,,,ny IN. .r,,,,. p" ' ''"'
yes. It's a pl,y." sabre said
"f'm clad yo,, .yre. Lna,, ,.o,
would. For mvsc,f az cours. a., n,,,
~ the question. Twyn,nr her. a. COZ.
,inr a., ,or ,o-,, go =, -,
given his son IN IN. ,,a, -,
course you'rc married TOO a,d ,h.r.
No arc, n does as yo,, "a, -
Great plty."
Sabre spoke very SLOWLY Mos, ,,,,
aus anger was ,hou, 20 hnrs, ~.
there had suddenly como IN a. co,,ra,
IN. thought "The.e two aron., .a,,,,.
AT Won for any love of En,I,nd ,or an,
uatrio,i, reason Th.Ir. A. .no,... ~.
son" "A. said very slo,,,,,. 81 -.
told you. nerhans \ ou,h, 81 - 80.
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