Gunnison news-champion., 1922-05-26

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did 70; tkIak IL Vas right for ne TO
DO II she simply stared for rninE'e-
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Mary. Ehzr Go yOu =esn sy such
talk 20 mel Do you think ! shall per
xii this SOFT Of thing 70 60 &C for
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th0a<hI then she Vas going tn
sead ne hone or. did - hoe she
VAS Bsi she didn't Sic sent ne
10 NJ ro-In-
Yea viH stay the7e Until yuur fE-
thsr oo-as- hone this nSo1- she sid
This Is : matter foc hin to settle
Father. And never even thO1Sh;
oc her going TO him With IL sse vas
Alxsys tsEin. NE never 20 bother Pa
ther with anything. and knew she
didn't usually ask him anything nhput
ne. She settled everything her-elf
b; thls-and the very thing titnr
zzn; her 70 ask him. too But os
course / couldn't help myself. That's
the trUzble Youth Is - helpless in
the clutches % old Ase.
Well went 10 ny ro-ozZ- Aunt
Jane told me 10 mediate on my sins
But didn't Fne-l!iatei on other
peopls's ssns dBtnt have any 10
raeeirsts oH- Was Il sin. Pray. for
me 10 stand up fO- nv mother and re-
fuse 70 associate with people who
wouldn't associate with me On aocoUn;
q he-1 ! guess not!
/ me,titafei % Stella Msyhew and
her mother, and 90 those SHY. faith
les girls that thought more .: ice
cram soda than they did Of justice
and right 10 their fellow s-hooimate
And I meSiitAied on Aunt Jane and
her never giving ne SO much as =
single klss since ! cane And rneiI-
lated On hoa much better Father liked
stars and comets than be did his Own
daughter: and ! meditsted on what a
cruel. heartl.-ss world this is, anyway.
and Whai a pity Il was that / 80 fair
and young. should have found II out
50 soon-right 90 the bank. Es Il were
OF where that brook and river meet.
And wondered II died II anybody
would care: and l thought how beau
tiful and pathetic would look In my
coffin with my nly-whIte hands folded
- -
have the funeral in the daytime. b.
cause II il wss at nighttime Father'd
t.e sure TO have q star or something TO
keep hltn from coming. Ard Ysnt-
81 MIN 20 come. wanted him 10 feel
bad: and ! nedlia,ed on hoz bad he
would feei-when 1t was too late
But even with all this 20 mediate
on. II was an swfully long tine cum
Ing noon. and they didn't caH me
down 20 dinner even thea Auni Jane
sent up two pieces Of bread without
any butter and a glass Of water How
Ike Aunt Iane-Insking even my din
ner a sin TO mediate on OnIy she
would call II my Sin. and | would call
Il hers.
Wen. after dinner Father sen; for
me TO cazne down TO the library. SO
knew then. OF course. that Aunt Jane
had told him didn't know bui she
would wait until night Father usu-
ally speads his hour after dinner
reading 10 the library and mustn't be
disturbed But evidently today Aunt
Jane thought was more Consequence
than his reading. Anyhow, she told
him. and he sent for me-
Ny but hsted TO 60, Fathers and
Aunt James are two different propo-
sitions- FATHERS have more rights
and privileges. Of course. Everybody
knows that
Well. / went into the library. Fa-
ther stood with his back TO the hrs