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Meanwhile, Phil's long absence had excited anxiety and alarm. "What can have become of Philip?" said Mr. Carter when supper time came and he did not arrive. "I can't think," answered Mrs. Forbush. "He is generally very prompt." "That is what makes me feel anxious. I am afraid something must have happened to him." "Did you send him anywhere, Uncle Oliver?"
I feel now that I was very foolish to lend myself to her selfish ends. Of course her object was to get my whole fortune for herself and her boy." Phil had no doubt of this, but he did not like to say so, for it would seem that he, too, was influenced by selfish motives. "Then you are not so much prejudiced against Mrs. Forbush as she was told?" he allowed himself to say. "No, no!" said Mr.
Forbush is an excellent Lady," said Phil warmly, for he could not hear one of his friends spoken against. "Lady! She's as poor as poverty," sneered Alonzo. "She is none the worse for that." "Uncle Oliver can't bear her!" "Indeed!" said Phil; pausing to see what else Alonzo would say. "Ma says she disgraced herself, and all her relations gave her up.
"I learned it at the house in Twelfth Street." "Then you called there?" "Yes, sir; I called to see you. I found it hard to get along on my salary, and I did not want Mrs. Forbush to lose by me, so I " "Mrs. Forbush?" repeated the old gentleman quickly. "That name sounds familiar to me." "Mrs.
For further studies of the problem of the boy parents would do well to read: Building Boyhood, a symposium; W.A. McKeever, Training the Boy; W.B. Forbush, The Coming Generation; W.D. Hyde, The Quest of the Best. On activities see W.A. McKeever, Training the Girl.
"I propose to remove to New York; but in the summer I shall come to my estate near Chicago, and hope, since the house is large enough, that I may persuade you and your niece, Mrs. Forbush, to be my guests." This arrangement was carried out. Mrs. Forbush and her daughter are the recognized heirs of Mr. Carter, who is wholly estranged from the Pitkins.
Forbush saw him coming and gave Krantzer a tip, and as Bush came in one door, Krantzer went out the other. The effects of this wreck were far beyond calculation to the company because they lost the business they were striving to win, and the way the general manager went for old man Antwerp was enough to make us all grin with delight.
"Rebecca!" exclaimed the old gentleman, rising, and showing some emotion as he saw the changes which fifteen years had made in the niece whom he had last met as a girl. "Uncle Oliver! how kind you are to visit me!" cried Mrs. Forbush, the tears starting from her eyes. "Kind! Nonsense! I have been very unkind to neglect you so long. But it wasn't all my fault.
Pitkin went down stairs feeling angry and baffled. All that she had done to retain her ascendency over Uncle Oliver had failed, and Mrs. Forbush and Philip seemed to have superseded herself and Alonzo in his regard. She conferred with Mr. Pitkin on his return from the store, but the more they considered the matter the worse it looked for their prospects. Could anything be done?
A well known lawyer, William E. Heinze, wrote very bitter articles for the press and undoubtedly influenced the German-American vote. The Rev. Wm. Byron Forbush, pastor of the North Woodward Congregational Church, spoke at anti-suffrage meetings. On March 29, with the election less than a week away, John Dohrinan and Senator James R. Murtha, representing Mr.
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