The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-06-02

@I told yon gaas K you wr1re auy-
s,,s,,e, 4. y. saY n, rye for il woIIid ns
ss,dosd f4apssrtisaily ami paid for at t1lss
rs1nlar rates
Ssrg tsnsg es1e pap 80 much, eFeor-sa
Stanton rsDiie4 corrarnprslnusiy
Want % see yourself n DT1ur, ! s1p-
unse Well. Ies's see vilar you rs pro-
f,,esd re took azI The si1earB Before
INN. and bezau 20 rezld them When he
had finished, he rgIr1esi 70 his nephew
m ss1r4Jr1ss Els eye 1earnest WITH &c
delight begorseir of GOODS
Wen, my boy, that 4 cor.zsr...'' hs
aid heartily Where did 7ou gee iCs''-
Listened and heard SOME oIrt zozsiIlz
Tell II, as y8u 5oidme tGda. Al Know
Is that It 3 cile eseauade Of 4 woman
high III 'l6eal social circies JUST Is I %
sad -
sf.seauaees' his uncle repeated Il
5iaoaId cal - prs5tg near being i sri-1e-
She gees - a midnight supper during
her husband 3 a35seuGa rom 53v7I- and
after conducting herself II a seandaIous
manner there she escapes when threat
ened with discovery by I1ers0naSiug M--t-
F., a prominent woman OF we'll
known rapid prociivitiess, has the supper
charged 70 her account, aud--uIu!-she
goes a LITTLE too far for safety III that
eseaDade =
'sClf course had 10 ezsaggeratea II 4
/ tsffie--touci up The high lights you
NOV
And d:srssi1 the shadows Well,
that what We want, and you've bl5 II
the first time. Only Il we could give
the name CT sile woman who did il or
saose Of her rslaeiTes, IT would be
stronger. Don know ~. eits''
NO.
Wei, the nazne Of the woman she
persona5ed - enough for one Scoop and
qe gog that. Perhaps others may
know Il, aud It ID SEP en- TO talking.
Ffe e6olx up bis blae pencil and. wrote
"a. z. az the top Of the page Per
hays you'll make a newspaper man,
after 81, IN spite Of your college educs~
I eio0. VINO kaows
[ 6gscrzs Stanton seized the Eaas9usoriTst
and hurried On with il 70 the editorial
/ Ges4. where 10 deposited it gleefull7
{ gtvyors the top # 2 pile of papers ca the
I ses54or's desk &fser ei3a5, dinner che
/ eileafer, sgssper,s followed II succession,
I ard az Iafe.sasgi4s he tried 60 possess him
l self with Da5ience 60 await the arrival
/ &c 6is,s payer Valel1 would contain his
n1F5aen effcrG IN journalism.
( kn overwhelming disappointment
/ awaited him, for when ne u7foided the
sheet rot a line of his production could
/ he ATld. After searching several times
eiaroug3a the 80 pages Of the paper the
conviction was forced upon him It had
/ been omitted.
+ FIFE fastened 20 his unele's office, for
/ altilouah il was Sunday morning. he
/ knew he should fad him there.
NY article has been omitted, !" he
/ announced.
! FITS uncle surveyed the erestfallen
/ counrenance before him.
ssO5af5cecfS T hagen,G had time TO
/ glance ar the paper yss--Shere's 40 naucfa
| of IL, but IL cant be possible :"
/ 1T is though. Here the paper. Look
/ for yourself. -
The proprietor glanced hastily over
/ The sheet,
"T never knew Bacon 10 do such
/ slaiG49 before IN all the r. years he's
been on the paper
Where Is he2''
Home, + suppose Z hsvsn'5 seen
| him. Ring up the porter and fad out -
I The man reported that Mr. Bacon had
seen m his Office ali night, walking Up
/ and down, soF, s6rangeiIgoe- / axed hlll
Vvor any one after him, but he said No
/ kinder Observation-Disclosures, and wins on
waIkfn gp and down :"
| Frederick Stanton dismissed the nan.
| His words had deepeneef the mystery,
/ II can e understand this at al. Come,
George pVe viii find out what II
I means -
At the door Of the editorial Office
haggard face confronted them Mr.
Bacon silently ssszsered m his visitors
and closed the door,
| 81 sent you sozae stuff last night,
/ Bacon, >" said Frederick Stanton, and
/ I've conae 20 hear your explanatior-if
you can give one-sas to why you kept it
back -
The man addressed began TO pace the
room nervously>
1T was abous-ss woman, he said
finally,
esWeu, what Of it, demanded his
superior Her name wasn's mention
| sd, thouga it oggfs TO have BEEN and
If it had been II that any reason why
you should scrupIe 70 publish what
send fn2 You We never hesitated before
/ over such q trIae Is woman > reputa~
ton y
There was an orninous pause
eve. May ~ we'll understand one an
other Arss a. last, " the speaker con
timed 1T VIII never do for an editor
| 80 doubt the policy Of an owner You
would be asking my reasons next II
you are 20 presume 70 dictate TO me, We
rxaay~ss well sever our connection 80
| once +"
The nam addressed staggered slightly,
| His face paIed, and hunted look came
into his eyes,
1T was only vVornan's reputation
that was at stake, he said quietly,
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