The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-10-28
II DUDES LUCK.
Harold Tremayne Found It Very
Advantageous In the
KIondtko.

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Harold Iremayne was at eight ana
twenty a favored clerk In a large BUSH
ness house In Liverpool, the chum Of al
his fellow clerks and something Of the
snoilod NOT of b;s omnlovers. He was in
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Tess uuoaclty " ian - use VIZ nis
hosts youngest daugnter' Aapei. What
is worse, the young laay was not SLOW IN
recognizing his devotion OF IN aiioWihg
him to see that she also cared Ior nm
The result was inevitapie-an interview
with paterramlilas, IN Whieh ne Aihuiy
but firmly pointed out 70 the young man
the lmposslDllty OF ms pretenslons 70
anything but disappointment
I'm sorry for you, lremayne. ~ was
straightforward n manly OF you TO
speak to me before matters mad gone
further, but you VIII, OF course, under
stand that while | hope TO see you stay
with the firm and rise IN the ofice, any
question of sueE a marriage Is absolutely
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and viii soon forget q hollday 1aney.
Poor Harold WINGED Each OF my girls
will receive rs dover the annual inter-
est Of t20,000 provided she marrles Win
my consent. and also provided her nus
band has an income OF similar or greater
amount"
Harold looked q young mans scorn OF
monetary considerations in such q mat
tAz. and thu Al6 man added n4lT SaQlV~
You may think me mercenary, but 1
have seen too much misery brought about
by unequal marriages, where the income
has been all on the wife's side and where
misapplied love has dictated that most
unhappy alliance-a runaway match.
Poor Harold returned next day to his
work in Liverpool, alternately bemoan-
ing his comparative poverty Of Foo a
year and sympathizing with the shrewd
wisdom Of Mabers father. His soul re-
belled against the underhand courtship
Of a rich mans daughter, n pride and
resolution struggled over the problems,
Can a mar with ECO a year wed q We
man with SUI q now can = yolns
man most rapialy aho ee1,ain,y qu4u
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clde suaaeniy' pul niose peops 49,
agree tnat ne oee,uea rasn K g srst stan
Gays ialer ne IesoIVeu lnae =
toward gaming q tAousuAu = yeuI ~as :
resign the positioh wh,cn piousn' NJ
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suDlect ana "hen ne nsnlu = = 49,
"Aiondike, came 70 tne ene u Z 20.
tienee D termed Iiaruiu leinayne
young iooi Aor eninus ~
making a fortune IN suen u place..
for Mabel, ne adaea, she was hiftins
with another young visitor before you
had been gone four and twenty hours"
Harold was on the point Of saying that
whether Mabel loved him or not his love
for her made staying with the firm i'm
nossible. but restrained himself and only
repeated his resignation.
ian right said Mr.. Bartlett, ego If
Won must, but mind, If you come back,
MS of course you will, we viii give you a
most in the office, but you'll have to begin
as a iunior again.
81 shall return with 100000 or not at
allv said Tremayne stoutly.
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