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THE DAWN-RASSVIET

a Russian Daily Newspaper. Published
BvSry day, ezcspt Sunday, by tho Di
~sNetoriate of Russinn Trades Union ID
Mo United States of America and
Canada.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-01
THE EVENING STORY

me-" he said. II didn't expect to stay
to eat. I came first to your door," he
glanced at his watch, more than an
hour ago. I've been spending the time
with Mrs. Otis. She says you are
living here alone, Fanny"
why not?',' Fanny tried to keep her
voice bright.
He shook his head. "It is sad
life, living alone. l know" He sighed.
ION the ontrary"-Fanny began in
some embarrassment. He interrupted
her.
"One of anything is an absurdity.
Human beings were meant to live in
pairs. My own dear companion pass
ed away year ago." He drew out
his handkerchief, removed his glasses
and wiped them vigorously.
Fanny arose. IF you will excuse
me, Myron, Ill get LUNCH she MUIR
INJURED.
In the kitchen she leaned against
the cupboard helplessly for a moment,
then she attacked the problem of as
sembling her meal. Fried chicken, n
vegetable salad, coffee settled with
egg, apricot pie, bit Of Rocquefort-
she worked hastily. Well, for a single
woman who had had to earn her own
money her table looked inviting. She
was proud of it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-01

She went to summon her guest.
AS Myron's spectacles concentrated
upon the contents of the dainty table
a change came over his face. Fanny
handed him a trimming cup of coffee
and he motioned it away with GEES
ture sad yet decisive.
My stomach will not permit me to
eat any but the simplest foods. Your
luncheon looks tempting, but / shall
have to adhere rigidly to my rule"
He ate bread and butter, Crumb of
the vegetable salad. Fanny talked few
erishly, but the delicious chicken, the
lucious pie were dust and ashes in
her mouth.
Afterward they returned to the liv-
ing room together. AS Fanny, rather
exhausted, sank upon the davenport
Myron took his place beside her.
II would we had not wasted our
youth in separation" he sighed.
Think Of the happiness that might
have been ours! My wife was a good
woman but" He shook his head.
mo, we were never incompatible, but
we were not born mates. There was
one point we entirely agreed upon
TO save money. She helped me TO be-
come a rich man." He shifted his
position, drew nearer. laid his hand
upon Fanny's shoulder. my dear
little girl, my first and only love, my
Fanny" he said shakily.
Fanny sprang to her feet. She look
ed girlish enough with her high flush,
her sparkling eyes, to lead one to for
get her hair was graying.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-01

please, you ARE making yourself
and me ridiculous" she said.
He stared up at her.
DO | understand" he gaSped.
'If YOU don't, you must. I would
have married you 80 years ago, but
you ran away. ! let everybody, my
mother my friends, believe that l had
refused you. l was unhappy a long
time. But I've lived to be wise-and
glad-and thankful. It's a blessed
thing for me, your coming back this
way. Now l have seen you'll" She
paused. struggling between a desire
to laugh and cry.
He arose glaring at her.
Il told my friends that / was COM
ing back to get my old flame and
make her my wife. The house is be-
ing cleaned for you. / bought new
carpets" He choked
Then, suddenly, he walked over, took
up his overcoat and began to shrug it
on. He fairly shook with rage and
disappointment.
Fanny said nothing. She looked at
him, experiencing some queer emo
tons.
"Good-by." he said with cold for
mality and went out and-slammed
the door behind him.
Fanny stood for an instant immov-
able. Then she began TO laugh sane
ly, merrily. 1t was the laugh of a
woman who is freed from the last OBJ
stacle to her perfect contentment.
CTHE END)
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Abie'S Irish Rose
By Anne Nichols
Copyright Syndicate

| he continued, when you once get
| out there, your father won't want you
| to leave. Then you'll prob'ly FORGET
| me-fall in love with some man out
| there and I'll never see you again"
Don't he a silly boy!'' she chided.
Remember that l was away from you
| in France for long time. There were
lot of handsome officers there, too"'
Able laughed and squeezed her arm
as he helped her out at the hotel.
They lunched together, and her first
question when they were seated was,
| what have you done toward the edu-
| cation of your father?"
Able looked worried
well, / have started it." he said,
But the plan I'm following doesn't
seem to be such a good one. Dad
hasn't fallen for thing yet"
"No?"
mo, ! took a German girl to the
house one night-that is, an American
girl but of German descent a refine
sort of girl, and very clever. I told
my father I was bringing young
lady, and he was tickled. He thought,
of course. that l had a Jewish girl
with me"
"a nice Jewish girl?"
Yes" it had occurred to me to take
German girl, because of the SINH
larity of the tastes and languages of
Jew and German.
and what did your father do?"
asked oseMary.
We'll, / introduced her. and ex-
planned to my father that she was
German girl from a fine family. and
he asked her at once if her father
was a home brewer"
He meant brewer. She was
somewhat put out by that. And dur
ing the evening. Dad sank into one of
his silent spells and nothing could he
done with him. although the girl could
sing Eli Eli and knew the proper way
to spell Gefulderfisch"'
Rose Mary laughed. But she grew
quickly serious.
1T is going to be hard, I'm afraid"
she said at length.
Yes, very hard-as far as my
father is concerned" said Able.
But YOU don't sknow my father"
I'D like to-"
well, you shall"
II wonder if I've told you one req.
son why my dad is so prejudiced. You
see, he was f1eeced once by an Irish
man. An Irish contractor. He has
held particular grudge against the
Irish ever since. Among the Jews,
you know. to be bested in business
deal is the same AS among the Irish
to be bested in a fist fight. Merely n
matter of honor"
Able. you are dear, but you will
joke too much!'
mo, l am serious. Rosemary. My
father has never forgotten that time
when that Irish contractor got the bet
ter of him. And the funny part of 1t
is your father is contractor and"
Irish
Eyes"
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1.-THE matter at least has humor-
Gus side" unused se-Mary.
Even the war had its humorous
side" said Able. smiling.
This has its ludicrous side" said
Rose Mary.
It's ludicrous after all that you
and have been through-ail we have
seen. l know your father must love
you as dearly as mine loves me. Well,
we two love each other. and want to
be happy. We were over there for
them. for other fathers, and | have
tried to pound this thought into my
fathers mind; but he merely shrugs
and remarks when l bring up the
question of the war. 'Oi, dun't spik to
me of var He wants to forget it. -
Il know he suffered, of course. One
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III HIdHk, waving lu MIN.
It seemed too good to be
4 4 true, but it was she. And
Able cried;
Rose Mary"
She had heard him. and he saw her
lips murmur something, and he knew
It was his name.
THEREAFTER another eternity she
was in his arms and he was kissing
her.
Darling! How have wanted to
see YOU
And I-how I've longed to see
you
She seemed to Able more beautiful
than ever. He could hardly keep his
eyes from her, and he watched with
admiration the quiet and efficient man.
ner in which she went about her task
with the customs officers. Now and
then she would glance up at him and
smile.
II can't let you go on to California"
he told her as they drove in a taxi
to her hotel. Il simply can't let you
so a second time"
But, dearestr she caught his hand
and leaned forward, the better to see
him, Il must go to my father. l told
him l would be there as soon as pos
sible after | arrived. You must un.
derstand. l love you, but / love him,
too, of course. Oh, Able, l can't tell
YOU what [ owe my father, and what
he has gone through for me. To dis
appoint him now
Yes, 1 know, I know" murmured
Able. II have a father, too. who has
gone through much for me-"
II could never forgive myself II |
hurt him now, after all the suffering
he's gone through while l was in
France"
mo, of course you couldn't" said
Able in a sympathetic voice.
But, 1 shall be back soon, dear.
Very SOON"
when do you plan to leave?"
81 shall leave tomorrow night"
There was disappointment on Abies
countenance.
But he remembered that when he
had landed he had wanted at once
to see his father, and he knew how
Rose Mary must feel.
81 shall miss you more than ever
now that our happiness seems so
near"' he said. And then he asked
himself:
Does it? How near is it?" And
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can't forget that those back home
suffered. too"
They suffered for an individual,
though. while most of the suffering
overseas was done for the sake of ii
nation"
Yes, that's true" And Able sighed.
"Oh hang it all. why can't these things
be driven into other peoples heads?"
AS Able paid the check at the end
of the meal, Rose-M Mary leaned for
ward and said seriously. Able. we
must give them every chance, and if
they don't capitulate. "
Then there is nothing else to
do"
But marry"
(Tomorrow-TheY take the way out.l
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As tbs story goes-while Miss Rosemary
Murphy is in France. counting the days
Lieut. Abraham Levy. whom she has met
under dramatic circumstances during the war.
the youth after having been wounded and
decorated for bravery. is trying to reconcile
his father Solomon. 20 having the Irish
colleen for a daughter-in-law. Understands
ing the elders luminosity against Gentiles, be.
cause of the suffering they have. inflicted
upon his race the boy breads adding an
other blow yet hopes that when Rose Mary
comes she II conquer even Solomon.
Continued from Yesterdays Star1
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T TIE saw her there on the gang
II plank, waving to him.
It seemed too good to be
4 L true. but it was she. And
Able cried:
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