Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-30

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not been amusing yourselves. Ne re-
marked. glancfng neryously from one
to tho other.
"Mr. Lansrode has scarcely been
entertaining. Virginia explained. He
has been Gndulsins In q gigantic IN
achrontsm. He mas been trying to
reconcile the cave man methods of q
thbusand ye9rS ago with the modern
methods Of colrtship. The An1ecican
tToman of today has 10 nsA for cave
Langrode selected a cigar ana
watched the waiter replentsh his glass
with liqueur brandy.
Very well" he said, 81 will change
= CHAPTER Xxx. \
a, sydney Grumpy, paving his belAted
RESPECTS, was greeted by his family
With a certain tolerant fr1endNness
not unnixed with curiosity. His
father alone adopted "a %censerioua
tone.
What the devil do you mean, sir,
BY bringing q skin sorter from my
factory here to diner"
Sydney smiled cheerfully.
j. ~ QlAH l VElHk MIN, SI, T QG TCpllGQ.
He brought me"
MI. Grumpy was i~ncredulous to the
extent OF in~coherence. Edith leaned
forward, her eyes agleam ax1itha inter
est. <As.
''David1 sssot plenty. Of money ;,
her Observation-Disclosures "As a matter
Of fact. he did mention the Ritz, but
I Thoughtful might be more fun here
God bless my soull!'' Mr.. Grumpy
exclaimed, hooking rehnd. the table in
an almost plaintive search for sym
pathy: SO this 10 what we are COM
ing to-! Talk about revolution. in
deed! "A workman from my own fac
tory dining here with my son! Whe.e
the mischief did he get those toys
"savile Row. I should thing, from
the. cut" Sydney replied. 81 must
ask him. Jolly sight better fellow
than mine. anyhow" 4
Mr.. Grumpy leaned back in his
chair, with his bands in this trouser
Il Wish You'd stop this foo1ins.
by accepting hospitality from one 81
my workmen-fellow who came and
bearded me in my WI house. damn
1t! Can't you afford to pay for your
own dinner?"
Barely" the young man acknowl-
edged, with a srimace. War prices
seem az though they were going on
forever. Been doing yourself well,
governor. l see," he concluded be-
nisnly, Examining the label on one
~ can afford to- his father re-
piled. There's no mystery about ME
or how earn my money. have
taken a suite up in tho hotel for your
mother, and il I chose to live hero
for the rest of my life, / could do It.
But, my skin sorter, whose wages
aren't much nor than three auid a
week, ana that fellow Blackman,
whom ! sacked only yesterday, din
ing here as though they had been
used t3 1t all their lvesi What in
h name Of thunder does 1t faean?"
NE; Blackpan has his very beau
renharkaA,: glancing around. "she Is
IN the factory, too. isr t she 81
her f1ther snapped. what do theSe
~ nsst face e faees Thsy cant
5s'at a Ia 1 Yf.a..e s. s g Ho so,s IS , ,ss
al nat sert g. th;pg, as I should
eaiiy. le@'o '' ''tns palast
Society. nowadays, IS :fun o. these
complications she nauY1oused. "Only
= few days ago I met nj chtldfen;a
~governegs, whose evening out II vas
dining In the Carlton Grin. IL You.
please, with a Young q who wore
en- eysslass ana might haze been
Voted Tor a.meeras.s govern
ment,'M Mr.. Grunby RfpHPunced. be-
g uses y seemed 70 - either that Or
outright Seems TO me, though. that
the coHntry's drifting 4trai9ht. into
socialism Of the most appalling Mind,
Want q lqueur. Sydney?,,' Y
.Rashsr hoping for one, the youns.
M n Grumpy banged upon the table,
vas cut dead q passing maitre
dshkteL and nalAiy shoutGdH AZ sorder
70 4 waiter engaged at another table,
|who accepted y, hut showed little
yaysd his NAPKIN 10 ons 81 tho ne ~ z
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