The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-11-30
GIRL IN THE FAMII;Y@
~ ; BY BEATRICE BURToN

laiz, and On Tie hrse Sunday afesr-
noon in the month 3lva Wheeled
her baby ont into the June-lieo
warmth 70 have his first open-ais
nap in his white carriage.
Susan had ppshed her bed elooo
70 the open window Of her room and
abe was lying there with her arms
under her head, idly watching tho
sunlight ripple like water on Tho
ceiling when Anna knocked % til
door and poled her ysllew heo1 IN
| 10 the room.
s.Someons % - Miss Sueanls
she said, and beamed. . Il che were
tremendously pleased because SONS
Of 6usan's friends had CONS @ -
her At last.
She pushed the door hack against
the wall and let Sara and Mary
Cullen into the sun-dooded room,
Sara very smart In what was plain.
" . brand-new Spring suit Of gray
georgetto, and Mary In hunters
green crepe that made her eyes NJ
semble emeralds.
:. $50 this Il whore you've bssn
alternating. you'll" Mary came
straight across the room 70 Susan
and gave her . kiss that smellsd
family Of face powder. "What are
you trying 70 dot Hish-hat I'll q
10 CullenS?"
She seated herself On tn foot Of
Susap's bed, ignoring the straight
backed wooden chairs against the
wall, and Sara sat down beside her.
Mothers been telling 10 70 let
you alone. She seems 70 think that
you're trying 10 work out some
thing for yourself and that you
don't want DO Be bothered" Mary
went on with her usual fran1mess
and directness. "But Sara and I
got tired Of not seeing you. Why
hide out on ~, you poor little 1sh r.
Susan lay and smiled ct her. II
ga1e at you two with . new ~.
spect," abe said after . minute,
"sinco I've found out Just how hard
u i e earn any money q 81: Ard
whom ! look = yon Two With fox
furs and clicked silk stockings and
new Spring suits that I know you'vs
paid for with your own> earnings,
well, I simply marvel et you. ]
nev:r msw how wonderful you vsrs
~Why marvel q us3" asked Sara,
who always looked et things ~
riously. "There's nothing wonder.
ful about Mary and mo making
mooey when you remember how
many pears Of training = had Tor
A. -A~1, Sv~t~A g. - Aa~ ~~~A&h Il
due anyone ~ due Mother and Dad
for supporting - all that tins and
sending ~ % school. :. What NJ
can't ct ovsr T. To WY you've
taken caro o3 yourself latoly.
Mother says you've found : JOB n
Il store. Selling music, isn't 1tfs
"That's what Il H. Susan N
SwoEod. ITS not much q . lob
but, evsn o that doot believe !
could hold e Il e weren't for tn
nice old man that work for. You
| pieces Of music for people Who come
IN % buy, and ] can't play veIy
many o9 them. g b. does Il Tor
me-but I'm saving money and
pretty soon III have enough 70 take
Z seerstss!tsl eoarsa Than watch
May raised hse eysbpewA
~Youte too proud, ! gs&AeI, . Dor.
row . little from your Eoaativoo,s
she said, who lovo you. Suaan, !
with yo14 TN - Why youfe Nv.
ine q : hole nks this whon you
eo0A hAvo . doesn't plaeo q ouP
house ard WAo0 yoo 6oW ~ want
yoa . - the10.1 Her oyoe Went
slowly oEound to room, 0ieoin9
noGAinR from IL crack across tho
0roosinI tablo mirror = tho lareo
popor ealon4ar Int hung q tho
wall bo1i6e To dor.
Ten must b doing pehanoo Tor
soanathinG. Nobody could possibly
s: 81. . i'' a''s s''s' = 4
Susan ms foeeod . admit that
the room Was MT much e 3 room.
Roses, the slse ard eelor o8 rcd
| eabb0gos, climbed ~ ovor til
wall papee. Th1eo Wa . hfi9ht
pink eot%en-e fspo b0dGpgoAd o. fho
bed and tho door covering was .
strip q Cocoa mating that rsn
from The dresser % tho bod. Her
trunk stood IN . eor11S, covered b
/ . pieee q The pink eetEoo-erepe.
"But it's clean ard ] Elm a6oed
IT, 6he soA qq31tly. sCeuAjo uoo6
- pay ten collars . we4k at yepy
blouse aad ] leg|11,t a91e4 6ak