Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05

no seems 10 insist Ouf ] wouldn't mind
bnylns nun q liitle more money, II that
~ don't think that Is his object. The
ruin iH the man lH frightened and
grows more ana morn ro ~ tho day FOR
publication approaches lie IL no nnx.
0uH about his position that he Insisted
he was not 10 be- paid by check. hut
that should collect the money and
hand u over 90 him IN Hovoreirua"
We'll IN tell you what TO do. Al.
der We mustn't seem too eager. Let
the mutiNf rest where 10 ~ until Mon
Day ] suppose he expects you 10 call
| upon him again today3"
Yes i told him I should be- there
Don't 10. and don't write any OK.
] PLANTATION, Let him transfer 70 little N
] hlH anxiety 20 fear OF losing the eco
! want N possible. TO publish this lnfor.
nation with absolute accuracy"
US there any danger. Mr.. Hardwick.
o1 ', ~ .oi ,.. o. We Other papers may gct
NO. I don't think so: not for three
lays anyway II We appear too eager
thia man Hazel may refuse ua nitogrth-
Very good. sir"
Miss Baxter heard the editor stop In
MS walk, and sho heard the rtHtling OF
paper. W N the subordinate were gath.
e'ing up some documents on which he
hnd been consulting his chief She wpn
panic stricken 10 think that either OF
the men might come out ana ind her In
tho position " an cnvcadropper. 10 with
great quietncss she opened the door and
Slipped out into the halt going from
there TO the entrance % the ordinary
waiting room. In which she found. not
the II men that the porter had eNpntt-
nted upon, but i've Evidently the 9TH
er seven had existed only In the portcr'a
imagination or had become tired Of
waiting and had withdrawn. The Ave
looked up az her az she entered and sat
down on chair near the door. mo.
ment lhtcr the door communicating
with the room she had quilted opened.
ana q clerk came In. He held two or
three slips of paper IN his hand and
quickly dismissed all i've 81 the waiting
men. Then hc turned 10 her
Has your name been sent In. mad.
amf' the young man said to Miss RaN-
ter a. she rose
- think not" answered the girl.
would YOU take my card 10 Mr. Hard
wick and tell him I will dctain him but
"a few mumentH7"
In short time the secretary rcnp-
penred and held the door open FOR her.
Mr.. Hardwick was determined look
lng young man N about %. with n bull
Jet head and closely cropped black hair.
Tie looked like stubborn, strong wiIlcd
man, ana Miss iiaNter'a summing up OF
him was that he had not the appear
nnce Of one who could be conxed or
Whecdlcd Into doing anything he did
not wish TO do. lie held her card be.
tween HIS hngerH ana glanced from " to
her, thcn down 10 the card again.
Good afternoon, Mr. Hurdwicki"
began Miss Baxter. - don't know that
you have seen any OF my work. but
have written u good deal for some Of
Tho evening unUnfH mud for aufua % the
magazines"
yes" said Hardwick. who wa.
standing up preparatory TO leaving hla
office and who had not asked the young
woman 10 ~ down. your name Is
familiar TO me. You wrote some montha
neo an account Of n personal visit TO
the German emperor forget now
where Il appeared"
ooh. yes" said Miss Baxter. THAT
was written Tor The summer Magazine
and was illustrated by photographs"
1T struck me-" continued Hnrdwlck
without looking at her that II wa.
an article written by "a person who had
never seen the German emperor. but
who had collected aud nuaimiintcd ma
tcrial from whatever source presented
The young woman, IN nowlsc abashod.
laughed. but Sun the editor ala not
look up.
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nor oinbornto preunrntI1ns wsrs thrown
away on this man. who never raised
hIs ewes or rinuced nj her excopt once
durlng their conversation.
u do NOT nsplro." she snId. rather
shortly. "to tho poaltion OF editor OF "A
womnn's column. 1 mover r.nd "A ,yo.
unn'a column uyself md unlike Nj
Grnnt Alton. never mot IA Woman who
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she gucceeled In making the editor
M his Cyes toyyarl her FOR tho second
limo.
Neither do intend 10 leave YOU my