Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-07-17

Every we'll. replied McArlle AZ
the egg shell said a. the coffee. That
settlrs &C. ~ my neSt sivic" Is Duni
20 crazy; kr'p your head. Don't figure
In . trasesly ~ the private calendar
There IL q silent suburb scro-. the I'nio-
mac. Mr. Ba@-sit. where You can iind
prwtty compact sorrow and horr,r iint
Arlington dors not compare with the
private calendar NJ n national cemetery
Before yon begin you ought Ia go down
into the underground file RESINS ~ the
senate and hous. aud ~. the dead
claims anil memorials. duly naml~r-,l
and lab-l,.l. ilk. IN. dried corl~s- Ia the
catacoinbs ~ Palermo"
II can -e my danger" said Wind.
wsr,i. "anl hope to svuid a. ! shall
Try D. be. ~ Uncle Tom expressed u. "A
steady but moderate claimant
Certainly" replied McArlle tsrtly.
There is = moderation aud prupFi.ty In
thingx. One surely can admire job
without naming his daughter J.mlna,
kesia anil Krren. bsppachl A. for my
fee. ! dont expect "a get any, ~ we
do the active work. - course. but con.
suit me whenever yoa chos.. Aud
right here. ons directioni In conrs. 81
time you will be approached by STRIKERS
and all s,rt. ~ lobby small fry. who
win ash ne mayhs demand employ nsnt.
Now don't offend These I~oplel they can
injare II they cant help you. but jus,
refer them politely 10 ms."
McAr,lle's tone NJ hs saii this was IN
saorabiy calm. hut windward. kspkins
quickly mp. caught him smiling Ia q
grim fashion that b<sied ne K,s-i u
blscksnailers.
II shall In very glad Ia avail iny--ll
Of that privilege" said windwAr'l. and
assure you I appreciate It,"
Another thing" continued the ~.
n,a counsel Always be civil IA ~
portsr~.
''oh. I supIs.so soi" esrlai,nsd Wind
ward.
but never tell them anything. wet,
oa the colonei sternly. "A nswsIaI~,
reporter is . young man with a heal
pencil who goes about asking imperti.
ssnt questions on small salary. Avoid
the trib~."
II suppose the newspaper ID mass
trouble by mistakes AMI misre.sressn,a
tions," said On. young man.
Ia isn't that" replied MeArdle. N
tsnt that newspapers are fall - mis-
takes and li-.. bat that they semesim~.
get st the truth Real your Bible. real
I'll history and s-e what Oh. world ha.
aoss b. those VIM toii u the truth, We
can't stand 10. We won't have II. n you
vaas 10 be . paSiah. hated. murdered,
rv1ectrsi. tsli the truth. And =. lying I.
bad. the third alternative L. sllsnss
Bat now Respecting the claim You
mnst make the stiask vsrioasly Y"u
must win the intsrst q the chairman,
Of the committee. you must sse certain
members. for by whatever name Il hap.
pens a. ~ every government IL ~ pratt
ice an oiigarchy. You must make YOUR
p~scs with III. veto pbwer. there u
where your uncle once missed II. ynu
must make many friends. but few Noisy
ones Congress hates o. Ia s.ul,ipd
even with sloqusnoe. Certain crr-a Ia.
teress must be plsca,esi Yua must
learn 30 yield. like . steamship forging
ON through . head wind and sea it,
progress is due a. q succersiun - i'fdi
cious compromises. Innsxibility would
b. fatal 10 H.
The colonel pruc-s,ls-l IN U,l- strain.
but going mor- into detail an they
reached his residence. where l.,aise ~.
ceived them IN her must winning man.
ncr.
Il Jaw Miss Willis to-day. aud told
her" she said mcrrily ,o Windward
"And - your fortune Is made ia that
quarter"
"Oh, did your hn.e 49, esclairn-d
Windward with onchalanee No.
wholly natural lie might nave added
more, Dni nj that mosicBs an emlbe-lisl
laugh danced cut - the library And
greeted both the gentlemen with gifllsh
frankness.
"Ah. good day. Mis-. Willis" said
Hindward simply. taken On his guard
and feeling the color come into his
cheeks
Happy 10 scp you. Miss Willis" said
the colonel graveiy and kindly, You
came 10 soe Louise Just at the right
time She was saying 10 me this morn.
Ing that her flowers nc-is.l more sun.
shine
'oh. colonel. yoa are too sweetl-