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About Morning enterprise. (Oregon City, Or.) 1911-1933 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 29, 1911)
MORXINa ENTERPRISE. TUESDAY. AUflUST 29, 1911 My Brother Br HLDSas C EAST ON Cmmi I t4t tr Amrtru IN ttwmt Grrcwy aad I had brra -pratd fur rtra year at ti asr bra rrmi ethane rerjr eaau&U-raM. VTb-a parted mi trwfcrc funra yr ML 1 InlTC w Crvcury m tvratj-vM. I rfce. . Iacr metAm l vera wr parrot " ' aw vt emr arparatio. I having Ut-J vtta Bijr nxxbrr aNad a4 irr-c -tf air Catbrr la Xmrrtra. Fa lb. 4W vera la Fraaca aal -vitsia all aaaatkn axxner 41 a too. Thera aa Mn for Gtrcvrj aa4 I t Ao tat ! grt trkr m if tertilr last I aaoaid root la Atnrr- 1 a4 a rajrw r aw wbraaoa of bdt arotbrr aa a boy. IhU aa 1 aad uTfT ' aw kirn aa a ui I bad ao Vda vhat aa looked like I vrota him la aaeet Bie aa air arrlral aad aa Ifaa abip waa Mm: pombod lata U dork I looked for him aaaoax the rravd avahlac j frtead. lYeaeatlr I aaar a rC mmm ; vartac at am I oaidat aee aar re anaUaara U the boy I aad parted ' wit Jeara before, bat to ra looking traJfht at mm aad Ting I threw alia a kfcas aad walled licpaiJral'j fur . tb aalp ta be dorked. Next I aa w aim kaatraiac by bbc "Here I in." 1 aaVd. H taraed aad aarprtaed by rat appearta ta know ane. 1 hare aoo Zrteoda aboard I aa looking for." be aaid karrledlr yet looking- ptuzied. yoa Jaa aaa after aeetur r I aaked. be replied. "la tea animates be reraraed. The pwxated look bad rlrrn place to a Vtnalng amlle fha aaaaa arltfe wbirh a had truM at from the dork. "Tw"r Gregarj. area't yoa T" - "Grejrory? Aad wao aaar yoa beT" "Tea Faanj.' I doat woader jtm are ot quite aar bt mm alar yoa karea't ' aeea aae for arrea yeara." "Ara yoa aar of aaar "l woo Win "t kara kuovi 70a If jew - kadat reroctJxd mm trwL" How ks tbatr . "Why. wbea yoa wared t ane from tbe docka.' He took my betootrlnjca and carried then ta tbe dork. ForTTiBJiiely we had bo tremble in getting any bajoar ex amined, aad Gregory and I aooa found araetTea aittliig ai4e br Sd la a car flag .ewillng akiag rer tbe tnoroogk farea of tbe ctty. v TUa la a fonnr meeting betweea brother aad aiatrr." 1 aald. TIow faaay?" j "Wny. we hareat erra kbel "So we haren'L" he aald. "That wit beraoae we weren't certain of each , tier. I enppone." And be drew ne , toward him and klaaed aoe. I rotlced . that tnere was a good deal naore aveat ta It Una la asoal la brotherly klaaea. ' bat tboogbt rery Httle of tt at (be time. , "Toa're boardlBg at tbe aaaoe place. -I aappoae." I aakL "Where wa I when row He top ped and looked at me inquiringly. "At 45 I cloa atreet. where yoor let- ! ter ' . ' "Certainly. Tnat'a where I am now." "Didn't yoa tell the driver where to .. rr 1 "Tea. bat to be certain 111 tell blm a ga Ut ile called to the drtrer. glrlng blm , the atreet aad Bomber. Tbe drtrer : aid "Aye. aye," and. taming a corner. got on ta another arenae. y "Toa and I will have to lire togeth- er now. Greg." I aaid. laying tny Land ' ffectioaatety oa bis. ! "Nothing wooM rait me better." ' "1 won't marry. Neither mnat yju. i II looked at me kind o fanny when ! I aaid this, bat made no reply. ) "It can't be. I raid, mora disturbed. "that yoa are engaged?" "No." be Mid. "bat I d like to be." "Oh. I'm au aorry. I hoped that yoa . and I might be Inseparable. Bat if yon love aome one" "I didn't nay that aome one lored "Tlew long hare yoa known her 7 "Abotf an boor." I waa ponied. I tamed and looked " at bim. He aeemed very morn amoaed at aometbing. "What la the world do yoa mean?" I naked. He Jaagbed. A andden aarpriae . tmrk me. Coald It be that I bad ' made a mbrtake? Tbe hot blood roan- ' d to my cbeek. j "Thin baa gone aa far aa It tbould j ga. be aaid. "tboogh lam loath to atop 1 it. I am not year brother. When I appeared to be waring at yoa from tbe dock I waa waring at aome friend on tbe deck abore yoa. Forgive me for permitting yia to continue In yoar mistake." I waa naturally too mocb aborted to ' treat the matter aa Joke. I waa rid ing la a carriage In a eity I waa not fi miliar with. lie Toad kiwi me. "Where are yoa taking me';" I amked. frightened. ' "To yoar brother. Toa gave me tbe addreae." "After your dlabonorable" I waa , beginning when he lnterpoaed. "Calm yourself. I admit I bare done wrong not to andnrelve yoa at once. Bat I almply couldn't. To have a ' lovely girl claim me aa yoa have done waa too great a temptation." He continued to apeak In a very con. pllmentary way. and well. I waa mo I- ; Hfied. When we reached my brother I found that be had tnlxaed ma at tbe teamer. not remgnlzing me. 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