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Y ° l1 ill-riled her pack upon 1'12: 11% that meant so much‘ to . all started home. The m3)" ‘m!!! ""1 film"!!! the tunnel that 3;!" lime!‘ the river sndnndei- Heat hill beside u, and ca,“ g“?- "9011 the marshy fist between graft)?! 1:11 Newark. "I'll to the window and irked back. 1418111.! twinkled from he L!!! “d9- Beyflnd its horizon l 9 N8 city 0f hcr dreams lay, the place of fortune and 0pp0plun1|_y_ U16 Place where lmrd work was so w‘!!! Yewflriied- ‘In a. few monmnts. 59 31°? 996d over the flats. she could seelhe tops of the blggegl, bllllillngii emerxe from the rlght—- the Kreat lantern m the wool. worth Tower. the‘ light nmp U“. great tower on Madison 54111479 she "u"! !-° !d4'-l1l!l!)' the various big 1111144988 lhii-t had n0 (rupturtd

when she succeeded. Then, its [ho "B!!! PO-iired through ilit-‘strcets 0f U16 Brest city of factories that was 59793111118 80 rapidly over tho Jersey fields she turned away 3nd tried to read.

Ne" 910711105 early she changed

at a junction field. and finally. hungry and tired, she, arrived ut‘ Markawwin. Her mother and father wcro there to meet her. It was u! least ii plead ure to see them again. And there was a certain pleasure in being at lwme again. The spring was wi-ll advanced. Marketowus front yards were a mass of luvcly flow. 61's‘. and the alr was deliciously "firm H1111 fragrant. And tut- first dill’ passed pleasantly, for the Weeds wanted to know all about Myra and had invited Ruth and 11w father and mother w dinner.

"Myra wrote you were staying with them after. you‘. Aunt left." the gentle little lldrsl Weed said as they ant at dinner. "But you should have gone there at once after your aunt loft, I'm clad this new friend 0i" hers-this

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Walking home through the quiet streets latcr. Ruth felt a sense of relief coming over her. Shc had gottcn through. now. all the neces- sary social fornmllties that con- nected hcr with Tim's engagement to Niyra. Except for the two or

her whole heart filled with bittcr- noas. She made

clonal thing had been done. She bud wished her happiness. She land wished ‘Dim happiness. She had tried awfully hard during her stay in (baby's place with Myra, to get back on the old chummy footing. but had failed-—and not through any fault oil‘ hers. S0 s-he did not answer the only letter Myra sent. The story of Myrars and 'l‘im’s en- gagement had gone the "rounds of the town and had been forgotten. Ruth was glad that her visit to her friend ln the city had kept. her‘ name out nf thc girssip. _ "I'm going out and find at ms- lLlon,‘ -sl_ic told hcr iuothcl‘ unu morning-urn»: lluu- in July when things lookcd cspcclally black. llor mother profs-shad, but Ruth sllppul into hcr scrgc suit and hcr nicest wrist and started out. it was hurdcr hcrc at home whore shu was known. lt was own

p10 shc knew lllu girls she hud played with, did not work. Social lines arc ur-vur more tight-

workcr was fur hcr to drup in the social rculc. To no lniu- the factory meant to go to thc vcry bottom rung of the luddcr. Everyonc knew the‘ (YNicls were poor, they uevcr tried to hide tho fuct. Few people in Murkctown dressed handsomely. but one evidence ofi poverty was the hltlcnus chcup- ness of everything Ruth or hcr mother worm and tlu- fuct that the same thing appeared, re-uuulc or washed, or dyed. your after j/eztr. Mnrkctuuh was apt to guugc

‘no attempt to write to Myra now. The couven-i-

ing up to such poverty! The pcu- __

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~*- men un Main Street ‘riding harps,-

"But tho words stuck in her-mind to bciu‘ fruit later. m‘ h. “-l'<l likc to do something tpJhe; factory end of the town/jello said. finally. "There is work there‘ P‘: ought to be done. Those . ‘digge- fabher. the way they livevtheusvay they talk. the terrible ideas they get whcu they're only 14 and 15-1 “Well wliy not try something them?" _, ‘This slurtml Ruth to thinking, and fur u moment she forgot, cy- crythin: clsc. as llttlc by little the, Real lllcn grew. d '

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THE srpltueEn ,, Chapter 52 , __

ll (vrdcr to reach the f ctqry, Ruth had to walk throughuiéiferal strccts xicar the edge ofvthedtowh —siccts unpaved. unswept, running‘ betwecn rows oi‘ tiny .houses chi-ably cimstructcd. to house the factory workers. I A llitlc walk would have brqugh

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utinn whcu thc apparent limit of fcclinz has been reached. Ruth hall

rarely wcnt s0 fur to play—possi- bly fearing the “No. Trespass" signs on "the farm-lands. They plrty he‘. m. Sun“, months’ ed lu tho. streets instead. often in Sm, ha,‘ come‘ 5m. ML to we dangnr from the trucks carrying platuc wherc Tim could not hurt maker!!!“ from the tummy u! the

hcr any more. Except for the fact s-faium!‘ ‘ " ‘J ' "' that the. house was physlcal-ly .393!!!“ me “Pm”? W“? a “"59 more couufortuhle, that there wig vac“!!! h!!! Th“ .°!!!!"er5'!!!!"~'n!!cd' more m em m“, m“, fmd__ex_ in nomc prosperous‘ time. to pulld ' uxrstltlltlon froro-micawhilo the

:-.t l‘ the e little things-diet‘ - . hi: will‘ so iinhuppl’ that a little 9mm“!!! was qmewbutdbeautlfwuy

bit more or less did not matter. 1mm!!!‘ m"! green“

that. won. hut und that hurt. still, thc puin was n0 groan-r than what shc had lu-i-n carrying about with

nothflifgf, ’ he tried to fancy some of l swa ug

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wfftlfiflgblnrilliho small bqit! werelc 1oy.|.o, her.,'l‘hin. femnd Prim)" nliyzmund III-l ¢ crea- iiftin, It was a lmpflflement over viii‘ streets. fuming n; who Y- b d, cconrplishedJBomot l I‘ bo- fiié _ w. vi. . w_or Vdone .by ihel draufy look- , - l g’. gifla" and’ --'cbntputlngY their ~- - ' s waxes frourlitu ‘ ' ' on she went on as before at}! = a wdelP-and the ooh! gain was tlnttlvlae hoist-catered the figures M "Mt-huoitftthough- she- wu stllslpw at them and she could use Jabtypew-rlter with Y yawning" gaccur- ucy... _, OIll‘1-.6V8|IJIlQ-- shancamm-uhome wormout. She wasnot even think-

Myra mnreuiotnyetpmnrriod or- Mrs . Wfiiid would, lmva toldnher, She hid elmniv cur. err-eluted from- that situation. T e old "love, her

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in: trunks and furnlture—-ihc four tout-hem were .-hnck, again, gel, this settled for, the ‘new term. That meant more; money each Inonth! Also more‘ work. The one solemn man who had the spare room on the second floor had muv ed to the two lower floorrooms. They scarcely ever saw him, mun went back’ to the kitchen, fcit the water boiler‘ over the Stove. decided there was enough hot water for a berth, ‘if She reach- ed th bathroom be ore ‘the four

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know it cxccpt the twu 0f thc-m. Myrn would ui-vcr gilt-cs qultc how ‘JQUPLV Ruth

cr kuuw how truly she carcd for the man who lliitl lcfl hcr.

deceived thcm and Gaby. nud tho secret. was safe

three mumcnts when shc broke “no!!! worldly “veal!!! by

.10“ n in illt.‘ hrillwvaiy of the board- iu housc and sobbcd with hcr head again Tim's shoulder suc had nut shutvu any uf her real fccllngsl And that one evening Thu had‘ bccn upsct. too-mud no one need

ens, by lhc dozcus ufwshcctu. thc

had nrnc of thcsc things.

lNo onc cnmmcntcd much when Ruth filled hcr lmusc with rountcrs --Y-l)ut now fcr hcr tn go out uud '81“? "a job" Wcll. thul. uleunt talk It mcuut that a. fc/w acquaintanc- en wuul-rl drop hcr. (not that shc cured): it meant that little by lit- tle the old frlcudis would full away 1s they murrlml and settled down in comforlble homes. and took up frivolous alIlllS(*l\liGlitS~—0l‘ went in for largo fanlilics.

was hurt, and these

people» iu Nlurkctown slluuhl ucv-

She hail kept hcr poise, shc hud all——al1 but. ’l‘ln1

Gaby_didn-L,nnnd Myra huvmg a with them.) illvcu thv ll-yiuir-nld ‘Bu, Um mom she realized m0 EUQBL" tiiflnuoxzxlllrlllcligr!taming owering nf hcr position. the high-

Ruth answered nothing but look- cd down at her plate. Gaby mind- ing her there! It was Gaby. not Myra. who iucsislcci. on hcr coming

thing to bc drczulctl.

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r she held hcr head. Andi aiftci" u Iiumlliutlng week she did find a place in one of the factories, as a "checker"—-shc kept account 0f

' And now she was frcc of it all uni] must. terribly alone.

But Ruth. of course. said ilothlng. of this. She gave a long account of her good times and the thcutresl she went to and the hugc slzcl of the city. "

"I never ouite trusted theatrical folks.‘ Mrs; Weed said again. “But!

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_ , ‘__-_ ‘taped on hcr _ _ ‘ ~ , _., 1 V.“ _ gigisigifiy-stfiogzlfisdltofti: $11,233:,‘ YRuth stood a filament. looking out bgglunljgtglétt gluiusl-bnlni.m'y!p-|t!hcr ha! and nmoolhlnc buck hcr '35!fl!!!!-‘!!"<!- 7!"? ("Tiler iiventlwbyurkgv . cause We need the money wand ways Emily is thormwhly mum at tln- ‘garden-a careless cuntus hcr. “mm m“. m.“ hm. M,“ u] mmk up 30ml‘ ynllllfi tFGLSl. e50’ rér-“Li Rum was spam 4m.- 1nspantf"-hfil‘efl plenty of moms. to rent. worthy.And now you say you like 1"“ "E tmmwfi" Mmdf!‘ ".n!d.“m“nd On night shc cnnn- homo-Yin wnn I'll lmvc u bath bciurc diunnrglwould hi» slmdc in t m-cnwheréfifhen it flashed back ‘upon; hm.___ Onlunsoiriehov: »I did not want n her. why. why I feel easy ln my“! grass’ b“! “Mum!!! m us m“; ‘ute Augunb- and lvmnd u lcltcr (m mothtr, it‘ ihcrcfs hot , wutcr !Y. !Wt“~91"!~ _"'!“‘!!' !!‘! 5!!“°° b m ‘the letter from _whlch_ who "had !!'!°!!d..\7! T_!_-!K1»5.__.'!Q-b@"TW9!!- t" mind.“ .. ‘Fame iiiiil iH-uhiicss. Shc put on we “we m" “mm n m“ inlnilfiilgll. l fcli us though l hurl llutlt-hg !“!“"= iiiflfliy W01"?! b" !! lyhoped s0 immch. that- contalnetl'!!9!!!'d’,“!°_... . .

"Gabv ls a wondi-r." Ruth an-lhor “NW5! “vnrkdng dye!“ “m! we"! Tim's hnmluwdthlil- - " f-“Hfliiiill l0 i110 iii! 0V0“- 3!!!" a! “vim-T” n"! nkuntheseloth“r gh-slmuy a reference “bu!!! ‘endmg a! ‘I know myiearl-It puns one‘ i! swered.‘ "lS-he could only‘ bc a 20011110!!!" w h“!!! g8!‘ breakfast.‘ . Shh wiilketf out on the porch ioiduy at the factory." . _ 1Y0‘!!! 5°! !!!"!"!' he s"!!! t; he!‘ mun to her for a. room. g!‘ M310!" lmflulQn- Dunc!" 0mm! influence.’ v l A" h"!!! m!“ 5!!" ‘Y!!!’ ironing. open it, hcr heart thumping, hcr} "l don't doubt. Well, therdsgiind the rcmark made Ruth appy liwhy‘ y“; i remember n°w_he‘:IlBW§l‘8d. And Ruth grateful that

fiver“ M3311 S" mwresm‘ mwwo huuis lair-r cleaning tho top land“ 60m andiflalnl) from upynlplullty of wutor." ,,Tha‘t was asforpgrggfirs Emmfiullnz ‘mama Vuher wrote." She made her voice sud-Icgufifeglgbuvgfgitlatild" the m‘!!! 5!!“

her singling lessons and working so hard l hated to take her away.) But i was getting xivorriqll about it is she overwork-lug. do you think Ibmd. Ruth had to ansxvcr she did' not think s-w-wemembcring how] successfully Myra avoided nil ex-I ortlon, and how little tinm hcr ion-y sons really took. | "Anyway, I was ‘glad when she, wrote she was engaged to young‘ Turner.‘ Mr. Weed put in (a great, mun whose voice and whose pres- emce filled whichever room he was in). "He's a sensible lad. and a hand worker. and I like his ‘lumlly 0f course, they won't he married

£0;- yenrg, They're both too young ""13, and he has ‘nothing yet. but he'll e '

be a steadylng imflueucejor Myra.

Ruth was glad her mkithcr ztn- swered this. u saved hcr, amrshn did not warm. to use her voice just thou.

“We thought.’ piped up Kenneth the slmall brothel‘. “that V011 ‘VQFQ crazy albout 'l‘-———"

"Kenneth!" Mr. Wood's V0100 submied the small rum at unec-

Ruth ncrved herself for a sup- reme effort.

"1 think they'll he vet-y happy. she said. "l like them both so much I'm glad they're some i<> h“ —together."

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tainly fort 0f thc large bcd. for the couch .sl1e had been slcteimliug on was too lnarrow for real rcst.

Shc was almost glad l0 hi‘ buck n hci‘ ultl room again. She cerY enjoyed tho physical cum-

the plcccdvnrlt dnno by the girls 0n two floors. YShc was paid $9 a week for this. She hated thc work, it. tired hcr. but she was dc- termlned to stick. The muu who gave hcr the place was the szimc

Thu. next morning Mrs. Holding

such things as heavily (‘lIl!)l")lil(‘i‘(!(| lin-

umouut of cut gluss. The O'N-icls

buudlc and went out to the kltchf

lhc stnvc lkl and dropped the pap- PI‘ ium the fire. svntchlng it flare up. ihcu din luto ushy [lakes be- ilbrrr shc replaced the lid, ’

“if was from Tim, wasn't it?" Mrs. ()‘Nlczl asked. _ “You, but hi: hlbtl nothing to say ~uh, cxccpt that has u ucw job and a ruise to $20 and that he's sanding a friend here for a room.“ ‘

| Nothing! lthiuk that's u. lot. $20 u wcok!" Mrs. 0‘.\'icl paused for u moment. a long spoon in hcr hand. Shc was "doing" hurries fur wintcr use, cooking while she cooked dinner, so as to save time uud coal as well. in such little e- conomies and . planulugs» Mrs. O'- Nit-l felt herscli" supremely offic- lct.~~uu<t shn was.

“l woudcr it‘ they'll get married now?" she wont on, contemplating the long spoon. dripping with the swcct. sticky preserve.

“i Lope so. Thcy can afford to

cu. With n casual uir she raised?

._,,Adl_fl one day-whhmtkie ldon had take detailed form, Ruth wont to the cuiploymehll- manager. By this tlmc ho reihembcrcibher us tho girl lic had mum. an‘ interest ln hc- ilore. llc pfisbtid her ‘house on the way homo and-ho had u nodding acquaintance with hcr father. in fnct. hc knew her as a girl not of lhc- factory clcment—no wlu-n sno went with hex‘ idezt. she found n ready listener. ‘

1518s simply ‘that I! whnt thcm l0 make tho empty field into u plny ground fnrJnctury worker's child- ren." shc said. Anti went on tn oubliuc hcr plans. Jtuth had lm-u reading: up on playgrounds in tho maganlnc at the library, so slm talked liku an experienced sociul worker.

"Adtiw dollars will do it. Thu)’ should have swings see-saws sum!‘ gymnastic stuff s0 they can devol- op their lcgs and arms. and u Shill- low paol in wtulo ln on hut ilays." And, to hcr dclight and amazo- ment, wlv-n the managers took it up with the Yfactory owner, Ruth

teachers am. snef-qvent upstairs, bnbhed. and slipped’ into one of hcr old summer dresses, freshly laundered that day,

She threw herself in the ‘bed for a moment's rest," and‘ when hcr mother told her dinner was "Baily. she S"! "D nnd- combed her hair. As she went downstairs a young mun walked up the path Tmiii the gate to the front dour. The others were back in the din- liig rocm; Ruth went to the porch :0 see what he wanted.

Someone for a. room perhaps. Or porhaps only another of the n3. " cuts that appeared sometimes. "lit H0. the man was no travclliug agent. Y"

She watched his swift walk, his “"18 stops. iiiid when henreachcd lhiiliorch steps sho had-to smile in answer t0 the smile .0! greeting hi‘ Kilvn hcr Yas he took nff his hat. “la this the 0'Niel. house? Is Mrs. O'Nicl in?‘ ho inquired.- "Yct. Mother's ln.»l'll call her.’

"Oli. l beg your pardon, "hut thou ‘ha! !-!!° m‘!!! T!!!‘ _ you are Miss Ruth 0'Nlel. awn-t “Wit Md win» for a room- W" H“!!! !°i' t‘! °!!!!!““ h“ !d°“'you l have n letter of introduction! “B!!! '! 5"!!!‘ W9 hi"! "OM." She

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