South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 159, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 8 June 1921 — Page 12

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I Km lc a I 'cw uriH. I w a in the mid.: of jMme work th next morr.ir.fi: wh n I wn summoned to the chief's i.tf.c-. "I t'or, want t; hurry ' jr !- r.ion in any way, Mr. II -Aar." th" !alr said to me, and I rf member i.Vit when hu.";r.es was g'-d L- h id h-en in th.- h il it --f c tiling m- T in. ' i- :t naturally I ;i.m anxious to know whether ycu ha e nr!" up your mind to stay with u, in i'v .f th" i; ;ertur. Ue reduc t'.i n w h;f h ue h.tf hion ro;n Id to n.k in i ur salary." I hr it.it" ! ffio r- ;.! ir.-. and h put In qi. kiy. 'Don't give roe an ar.v.er until y.,i .1 r- certain. I merely wanted to remind y-u th.it vri'us plans of curs are hvJ up until w know v. h.it you i r: to ri . I to lo. If anything t.tf r off rs it.--!f you uouM ertain!y he- fo,;;.'ri not to t.ikf it, and my brst wishes will po xv ith you." I thought it to to- ab dutelj fictnk. "I have rTrir i ;t tentative .Ter fn-m a comp-iny in an entirely different lino, nf luiT:o I xplilmd. '"The offer is ratii r attractive in ..om rp'i is, hut nothing definite hii been decided one way or the other. In r.ipe I accept it I hall 1 yoti know humeri: itrly." That ended the interview. The chief had oor-n rry decent .-1 -.ut tho matter; hough. after all. I had f rn- demands upon him fr consideration, in e he and my father had been more or le. hush.es friends. However, there 2 a point in bu-i-T.(sh beyond which friend-hip rlurs not go, and I becr.in to worry whether tho chief ral!y wantod to pot rid of mo without firing mo outright. Thrr waj a cortain su.ivo prarlousnoyi about hli tcno which I did nt lik. Hp poornfd artually anxious for mo to tako another job. Thoso plan- of which ho spoko so mysteriously had h-. pirkf-d someone rl.xe to fill my pi no-? Who could it bo 7 Dot was lie-ir.nin? to talk about

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t'.orun.H had already rented a house in the ..r.urt h, and Kdith was tirsr'r.ir :n to do the name. of cours". 't would l,e f,-o-.(l for I?obbIe, hut puppoe we i:np'y couldn't arrange It? All klr.d of hills were cornii.i? duo ront, insurance, a dentist's account that I had forgotten. It was a Ltd time en to think about upending more money. I went la ck to my rlek and found a letter on it in my f rother's writing . Ed never wroto unless he wanted money. I would hive to re-fu"-" this time. I oj.end the letter. Out dropped n herk for ?' "to repay the l,tt loan you mado." I felt th'it anjthincr could hippen now, for none of the loans had boon made with the Idea of ever H'e!nc: ! the money ,'i:iin. I could not have h'f-n more astonished if the rhiof had offered to take me into partnership with him. One more urprie. however, was to be my portion that day. An oftire hoy came to my desk and hroucht me a card. I planred at it without Interest. It rad: .Miis. nnonnn sicum. (To he Contln ued. ) Winnifrcd Black Writes oirrn(; irvrrsv The. woman who'.s hoen "gettin? evon" ramf and had tea with me the other dav and ."he looked as if someone had been "'ettinpr even" with her. Her blue, eyes that u.ed to be so oft and liquid were a.s hard a-t flint. The pretty mouth that used to turn up at the corners turned down. And if I hadn't known her for year?, I don't think I should have recognized her at the. first Klanco. She's 10 years older than she was a year ago 10 years Hadder and 10 year? more cynical. Hut tdie's "even," and of course, Hint's everything. Wash

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"retting even" with i hor husbar.d'r partners wife, or at least, he used be the wife of tho husband's prtn r. Tho partnership has been dlpoved. The woman who iije.3 to be tho wife of the hu?bind's partner had a smart party at her smirt new hous-. and she didn't ask the woman v ho "got oven." Small duo. There was no ypecial rrajon why j-he should ak her she hidn": known her very long and she was not particularly Intimate w;th her. hr.il ihii party was juwt for her M and Intimate friends. She couldn't hav" it for anyone e!.e, because the smart nw dining-room like mrs of th- new dining-room In thi? ago of dir.ing in restaurants wouldn't hold more than 2 0 persons comfortably. And I happen to know that the woman who pave tho party left out one of her own bridesmaids ami asked hrr own f ister-in-law to ftay at home. And both of them were sensible enough to see the reason and to be reasonable. Hut then, of cour. longed" anyhow, and it didn't matter so much. Tho woman who's been "getting even," didn't belong, but she wanted to, awfully. So she schemed and plotted and planned, and was so sugar swee-t to partner's wife that no one could think what she meant by It. Hut fho knew. Sh" intended to get Into the same set. and when she once got in, she intended to make it rather uneasy for partner's wife, because partner's wife had been a little slow and stupid about seeing the situation, and then there was the party, and she couldn't go. after all. And so she s t to work "getting even." She invited a roor relation of the other woman's to isit her. a rather dL-'agreeable poor relation and sh" Introduced her to everyone as Mrs. So-and-So's ister-in-la w, and Sister-in-law did the rest. No, they didn't spread any Ftories, exactly, but they smiled mysteriously, and lifted their eyebrows, and people began to wonder and to gossip. The Cost. And the "getting even" woman fussvd and fumed, and cried and nagged, til she got her husband to he. as jealous of hia partner as she was of his partner' wife. And there was a quarrel and the older and at 5prroV 1 nits 4 11

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richer man took his money out of the concern and the younger man had to give up his smart new houe arwi take hi." wife back to the country town and begin all over again. The woman who's, been "getting even" was dellzhted at all this though, of course, she tell It as if he were very. ery sorry, only what nhe ?a and the way she looks do not in the least agree. And ho isn't a bit prettier or more interesting or more attractive, and not half as happy as she w a. before she began to "get even." I wonder if people ever really do get even with anyone but themselves. I wouldn't give the Gitterest enemy I ever had In the world the satisfaction of making me He awake at night to hate him. Lt him do the hating I'll do the forgetting. That's the Lest way in the world to get even with anyone about anything. Forget all about it and you won't put 10 years into your face when you do it.

Indiana and Michigan News Misa Lena Harley. .daughter of Fostmaster Harley and Karl Kelley were married Monday afternoon at Valparaiso. Mbs Harley has been employed in the state bank and Mr. Kelley has a grocery store at Argos whero the young couple will reside. Mr. Iuis E. Steineback was elected county superintendent of schools in Marshall county on Monday. Mr. Steine.back for the past three, years has been superintendent of he city schools and previous to that served twelve years as superintendent of Marshall county schools. Tho clerk of Kosciuscko county has rendered a bill against Marshall county in the sum of 12264.85 on account of a chango of venue in the caso of four Culver bank robbers. The trial oceued ixtcen days. The sch'' ,ard has made a contract witl .s Lucy Hito of Inwood for prir . y teacher next year. iMiss Carol Humrichouser graduates from Indiana university this week. St. Mary's Guild met with Mrs. James Schultheis Monday evening. Mrs. Lucile Myers, probation otticer at Hammond brought two boys aged nine to Iirightsldc having been committe-d for truancy. Frances Armantrout has gone to Indianapolis to spend the rummer with her sister, Mrs. Ixn Walker. She will take a music course. Miss Ida Haines returned to her work Monday where she is principal of tho Marks school in Kast Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Lauer and sons Albert and Marvin of Des Moines, Iowa, arrived Saturday evening and spent Sunday with the latter's mother, Mrs. S. Mayer. Miss Florence Smith of the South Bend schools spent Sunday at home with her mother. There arc two more weeks of tho South Bend schools. TIIIUIC OAKS. Mr. and Mrs. Adin Couchman are the proud parents of a baby girl, born June 2. Dr. E. R. Mead Is able to resume work in his dental parlors after several weeks enforced "rest" due to an automobile accident a few weeks ago. Tho baccalaureate sermon was delivered in the Congregational church Sunday evening by Rev. George W. Sehroeder, a former pastor of the church. The "Voyage of Life" was his subject. He was assisted in the services by Rev. Alfred Chamberlain of the M. E. church. Rev. J. L. Kling. German Lutheran church and Rev. J. W. PePaske of tho Holland Reformed church. Mrs. Mack Storms of Boston is spending the summer with her father, Henry Crosby of West A.sh st. Born to Mr. and Mrs. John Hoven Jr., Wednesday, June 1, a girl. Mrs. Hoven was formerly Mlsa Cecile Fisher. Mrs. Gallert who spent the winter with her daughters in Goshen has returned home. STOVKItSVILIiU Albert Stover who has spent several days at this place has returned to his homo at South Bend. Mrs. Kmberson Palmer and son. Harry visited Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hesch and family at Mishawaka Sunday. Mr. Eyra Wahl and family spent Sunday at Mishawaka. Mr. and Mr. Philip Schäfer entertained 4 0 guests at their home hero Sunday. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Adam Hustbergers and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hunstbergers of Mishawaka and Mr. and ! Mrs. Frei Marker of Woodland. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Decker and family were guests of relatives in South Bend Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hodson and Mr. and Mrs. Merril Scaton of South j Bend, visited Mrs. Kmberson Palmer i here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver H essay of South Bend, visited Harry Palmer here Sunday. San Antonio is the name of a newport, which has been under con- 1 structlon in Chile for five years, and j which is expected to become a for- j miaanie rival oi aiparaiso as a shipping center. Your Savings Earn 7 Interest When invested In cur First Mortgage Real Estate Gold Bonds. Maturities 3, 4 5 years. These Real Estate Gold Bonds are secured by Real Estate worth approximately twice the amount of bonds Usued. and are also the direct obligation of Securities Investment Corporation (net assets over $225,000.) Our Real Estate Gold Notes are in many respects mere attractive than the usual mortgage or land contract loans. These bonds are Issued In sums of $J 00.00 $000.00 and $1,000 sect iirrms investment COItPORATIOX 122 So. Main St., 201 Convervative Life Bldg.. South Bend. Indiana, Phone M566.

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