Medill High School - Medillite Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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106 THE MEDILLITE Peter had been stirred by her story and there was a faint remem- brance of having heard his father tell.of a similar disaster while on board ship enroute for America. Peter felt a chill go through him. He seemed to feel hot one minute and cold the next. He dug his finger nails into his palms to control his emotions. Mrs. Armstrong sat very still, her eyes were clouded with tears. Peter attempted to speak but no words came. A few seconds passed in silence. Mrs. Arm-arm-strong! or I-I-should say M-M-motherg5fbe- cause I think you are my man-mother! ' 'P The words were spoken with diiiiculty but he looked straight at her when he spoke. Mrs, Armstrong turned her face in astonish- ment but she slowly shook her head and made an effort to speak but the words stuck in her throat. Peter did not allow this to pass unfinished. He took her into his sick father's room where he asked him to tell of the ship wreck that had occurred so many years ago. Mr. Cadwell told his tragic story although he was unaware of the reason for doing so. Peter turned to Mrs. Armstrong and cried excitedly, I knew it! Dad, he continued, wringing his hands, Oh, Dad, she's our mother. Mr. Cadwell was too surprised to believe this and heard the story over again from Mrs. Armstrong. As the three sat together happy over the reunion, Eunice with one arm around Peter and the other around George, lifted her eyes heavenward and whispered thankfully, God, I thank thee, my serv- ices have not been in vain! A 0 ij ' X gall .5 , s: rf lqffwl' kmllurfl.lllillllilfikf,illllflllllllll 5'Wl1,gll,,lllll1f, M '.wllll'lflrn1, - A -.-1 ,.,..- -4

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