The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-10
standpoint AS a matter OF CUISINES.


will not be able TO take your pick and
you certainly do not want 10 go alone
I into old age"
But | couldn't go into matter OF
such nature sn a cold -blooded bust
ness basis"
Listen GU would give full value TO
whomsoeyer should consent to be your
wife-leaviug love entirely out OF the
question You could give her the best
social standing you could share your
prosperity with her and when you be-
come famous you will--she might
share your fame OF course expect
you TO pick out the woman you could
truly love. but in pleading the case |
prefer to rely solely on material
things"
I'm glad you'll permit me to love my
wife" said Duncan. smiling. but
where's the woman? Who would have
me?"
There are cords Of EN- / haven't
rot anybody picked out ard do not pro-
pose TO DO the choosing. You see am
sincere when tell you that am look
ing al me r'','er purely as a piece OF
business foresight
On } n OF r,aoF 10 marry / nave
mol seen L'.i M the word as YET.
Choose d good wife and take her
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so you insist nm lingering in The mat.
ter Of love as an accessorv9"
"Iiu.ist upon vour becomin. reason.
mile: unon REALIZING that I bripg IN
this matter because NJ my interest in
YOU. and because know that II Won
will only think over the situation Won
( will agree with me. You owe il TO your
age and you owe it-every reputable
man owes 1t TO some charming and
worthy woman-to some woman. 10
make her happy"
"All right" said Duncan. good-pa.
turediy. Il promise you | will coz.
sider this matter carefully
That's right, that's manly" en-.
Enthusiastically responded Aunt Lucy.
"apd IL al any time | can be of seryic.
in the matter come TO me as you would
TO your mother"
Duncan arose as though TO tax. hia
departure. a, which Aun, Lucy also
arose with: Now don't nut this think.
ing of. but begin a, once; for"
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ana 50 dId' interrupted the motn-
er' as she looked suggesiiVely at the
young man. and some day we tell
her' won ! We IamesF-"hat the ousi-
ness was
Permit me, Miss Munroe," said Dun
can, as ne stepped to her side-at which
Aunt Lucy appeared to have been
stricken by hbock OF electricity-"to