The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-03

h,ed fellow. who would not know how
A., decent either in the right spirit Wen.
sb. ,gottd show him how much she
cared faf hls narrow opiniohai
pe had first not Intended roigF 90
Air mrainw'a reception the Following
evening But when the hour arrived
a was az q had been many times be-
foro fic had not the courage 20 stay
away. M
The rooms were crowded. Mrs. BlFe-
lows shrinking little form. laden down
with the Jewels and &C. toilet OF c'r'-
fnony. warmed his heart nH he caught
sight OF II near the door. lie might NOT
be- abIo % keep the peace with moo
but with her mother he was always we
host Of friends Thoo, herself with her
beautiful figure. rcapicndcnt IN her low
cut dress. and her irregular little thce
more full NJ spirit even than usual gave
him tho most distant greeting. c1mpnu-
hi~ With thr duties ~ hostess Ana
moor pcl-of whom bis friends hald
"suoh "a manly fellow walked away
miserable and lost himself IN the croWd'
TIo had come IN rnthcr late, and soon
after the irkHomc portion of the oven
ing 10 Thoo'a rcatlcaancHs ana turhu-
lencr wna over People had ceased !"
arrive. and she was free 10 devote hei'
self 10 whom she chose, ana. full In view
~ perH moody gaze. che choozc I" d'-
vote hcrrelf 10 Herr Hermann l.olhe'
The socialist was an enormous teh"W.
whose ucrruionu proportions H''u'n
10 b. growing out m hlH dress sun ~
every direction The suit IN question:
was more IN concession to the habits or
AN o0.te. and rotten society than Iheo
had looked FOR. but u might De ihAt wv
impossible fashion was but announcer
form ~ protest against the c"hN'h'
uunHlitieH
RUS hair ana beard. on the other mana,
flowed and tossed about In the mos,
unnhnrn defiance tn al ana every H"glh
usage. aud be- had 70 manner oi posing
I'm dnurwnyH. with ono lock between ms
eyes. Tor the sake ~ the cnoct dctlN'n
by the throwing ~ u back. u u E'nlun'
and one hand Htatuesuuoly plunged W
the front NJ hlH waiHtcnat. when hl'u
Pei with unholy wrath and conHunl'
Ink desire to show him by active assist
nnce the nose direct way TO the front
door
Ana presently. ana absolutely for the
first time In his lie. some ~ THIS hhh.'
aprnng up In Pol against Thcn ~ wen.
lie could not know that the girl was
posseased with spirit ~ poryerHl'y
that evening. aud she was chiefly M
tent upon proving her indifference 70
the opinions he had expressed the dny
before. Tie watched her gaily yet ue
fcrentialiy chatting with that Fellow
listening 10 the ponderoua uttcranccs
N which he seemed TO deliver himself
ex.cathcdra, supporting without ninch-
ing his ndmiring giancoa ana MS con
quering attitudeH-the fact was mat
Theo was both unconscious of both one
ana the other-and u duh wrath
against her coquctry nnmod up IN hlA
soul. lie had been Jealous Of her times
enough before. heaven knows, ana WIN
cause. hut al least, those other men
had been gentlemen whereas TINS ereh'
turc--i
The reception broke ~ In dance foI
tho Young people, and Mrs blgoloW
ahunilnE up 20 him gently, enireateu
him 20 exert himself In bchalf OF hi
these pretty girls" Pei. whose good ma
turc could usually be depended on
though Il had become innuffcrable to re-
main In the house longer, ala not Know
how TO refuse the poor. good helpless
little woman. But all the time he was
rognIxnnt ~ Thco's whereabouts. ana
while he danced with one pretty Elrl
and another. he knew that she aid not
dance and that Hermann Lotto enter
tanned her leisure with her harnnguea
And what do you think Of hcrhetl
/ Spencer on that particular nuhjectf
Thoo had asked the socialist after they
had como IN from supper where as fel
/ had not failed 10 observe, the HoclnllHu'
principles were not Incompatible win
IN, frcest use NJ the hospitals Of the
rich In the matter both of meat ana
drink. u have AN his works In the next
room will show you the passage
have reference TO-"
She was not thinking ~ Pei now. She
had forgot an about that In the IN
terrst ~ ,hia diHcuaaiph on sociology
she led Hermann I.oi@o into the adloln
ing room which haprored 20 be empty
aud taking down a rHuler Of daintil
covered volumes wi .' SIC had insisted
ON receiving Tor on, ~ her Chnstmai
prraenta. aud In which she had mol
looked more than twice since, she be-
gan rapidly TO turn over the pages o
one
Hermann Lotto was standing M be
fore her. with his hand In his bosom
as she searched
suddenly she heard him hcayc a dccl
sigh,
"Achi have no interest IN Hcrhcr
gp,ncer Just now" he said lie pro
norrced II hat no lndcrcst' ana Her
pert
'Thso glanced up In Amusement IN Nm
him ginwcrlug down upon her with
most curious cxprrsslun
what what ~ the natter she sal
hluntly, though being visionary also
very practical young lady
what T. the natter You ask m
what h the mattcrf Ach. when I loo
around this lovely-or 'lofoly' room an
sec YOU sitting there In your cNqulsil
dress. -
"Oh. but" exclaimed Thee eagerly
feeling that she had caught The dri
OF his Thought. n assure you that
would not have had an this sort NJ thin
from choice. when / think ~ an the,
I poor creatures who have nothing at all
j not even the ncccssarica oh! II max.
+ me feel al times aH though ! wantc
10 pnrt with everything have' woul
Il much rather live moro simply, hut nj
I | father aud mother won't hear ~ an
: thing of that kind"
( Zach. no9" said Hermann Lotge. w
! seemed to find an this very intcres