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TEE MOTION PICTURE STORY MAGAZINE
voluntarily bent over it, too. Mahoney other's hearts, their hands met in the stood upright again, now an amused strong grip of men become kin. twinkle in his eye as he looked down The baby had wakened and was
at the Rabbi.
Here was a family; this was their child ! The thought seemed to come to both simultaneously.
Then for the first time the two grandfathers, alien in race, in creed and in character, looked each other in the eye, steadily, ponderingly. Who can tell what passed thru their minds in that ness?
Instinctively, still gazing into each
THE ONE TOUCH OF NATURE THAT MADE THEM KIN
moment of tense
looking up in frightened wonder, little knowing it was the tiethat binds, the one touch of nature that had made them kin.
Thus James and Helen found them, their cup once so bitter suddenly become* sweet and overflowing.
But it was not
the Little Blind
God this time,
nor Cupid, but a tiny, pink little
fellow that they had decided to call
James III.
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Little Hank's Plea
By BERT HUMPHREYS
"Say, Pop, kin I have a nickel?"
"What for?" "Why, I want to go Where all the kids are goin' —
To the Moving Picture Show. Buck Jones, he went already,
And Dick and Frank and Nell ; They told me all about it,
And, gee! they say it's swell. Say, Pop, kin I go?
"Buck says a kid, he almost drowns
A-hanging to a log, And he would, too, only he gets saved
By a big Newfoundland dog. But the dog, he just swam out
Arid brought him in, he did; Buck says it sure was dandy
And it's the niftiest little kid! Oh, Pop, I want to go.
"Buck says they got three pictures,
And all of 'em so nice That after he had seen 'em once, He stayed and saw 'em twice. It only costs a nickel, Pop,
I think you might, — oh say, Vhen all the kids are goin' Would you make me stay away? Oh, Pop, let me go.
"And then they had a funny one:
Two men, they played a joke On another one, — you just had to laugh,
Buck says he thought he'd choke. And then there was some cowboys
And some Indians had a fight, And when the cowboys won, why, everybody
Clapped with all their might. Oh, say, I got to go.
"Look, Pop; there goes Jim Fletcher,
And Tommy Doogan too. And Jaky Schwartz and Bill Magee, —
Oh, if you will only do What I ask, just this once!
Please hurry, I'll be late. Oh, thanks! Say, Pop, you're all right.
Hey, fellows, cant you wait? Pop says that I kin go !"