The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1904-01-09
Translated by; Alice: elizabeth North

TrienS NO FRANK, IL youT
..,, meet hi M "ou'u ''A' "
soe oousR { oa afn sn for
t~? No D0 usa.i like each other; 81,
Just as COMMON ID u }he eha nam na"i Is: "af
vowed then I. would never have any
thing tn to do with a man who, had tie
gee. I might possibly fall in love with
a aim; a9d;" shrugging her white shout
your laundSx h ~Xsn the same name as
Why isn't Jones. Brown. Green, Just
t to TEN Jones. At one time I
You thought wrong, my dear oous-
different. Probably because i've al
ot t6s na ans $? 5d 5he0fs& %ifS
saws wood was sentence that was
burned into my memory in school
nays "9 even t had to aecina
are PLAYING the Yale .Bo Boz, Yes. MI.
Parker Bar this is your dance. Goodbye
in disap appearing through the doorway.
he he lighted it; as he leaned back among
s%s1G OF Ne nssotea on the Sad n'oR he
and Carolyn is almost IS, but growing
more beautiful every day. Wish !
Seter ta en nSthng st re mnai
proaehed. r fsHppSG 1fern a3'Se dance Is
over an J! my solitude disturbsd; LII Let
left che room In search Of his partner,
leaving it In the possession. Of a re-
gently engaged couple, who .found else
rather her charms.
her tall, slender figure was full OF
grace. her features were almost classic
was FUN 81 the blue M zig light artists love
to paint. Those who did not know
her we'll declared that she assisted ma
ture in the ttnting Of her cheeks; those
W yd knew her we'll snd and ha6 san
knew that it was unsought.
Belonging to an old and proud fam
lily Of Comfortable means. Carolyn de
Peyster had always been USED to hav-
leader by right; never: having known
any difference she was not conscious OF
it, but accepted it as unconcernedly az
she did her bread and butter: ,,o :,
Frank called Carolyn: up by tel Esoa ne
mine min e Mr.. d'Armand. who is to be y
TOW for 3ons Y be IN
en{ne / would like, to know If I may
":Gertainlx.n answered Carolyn. "any
:How about Smith,: restorted Frank
oh we'll. that's different"
In, ai
carol7 neas as " With 5 c a air She sar
r rebeu w WHAT a Shall i' t pgt ?-eysr
probleM with Wo ate ;;,,ea my my Dla ea
here" selecting : red::;;rose from :,1the
good of him! He must have known
needed one" toni htsatto relieve this \
who had =, - -.
fuFRs5a as9 frf 49, "a 30 *}efs
Beautiful. Miss CAROLYN. and I~lznoW
the nice young gentleman Mr.: Frank
has with him will think SO too. Let me
put one Of the roses In your hair. dear,
The effect made Miss de Peyste,
look like Spanish beauty. So thought
Frederic Fl saaca dd'Armand' as they were being
Pleasantly the evening, passed. With
regret they heard the *sflvery WARNING
Of the Rf cloH st in h tn nSsd hail. Con
my cousin?" asked Frank, between the
puffs Of a cigar, as they were walking
home after the call.
She is the most beautiful tl l.! girl l.;
seems SO unconscious Of it."
Cad, man! wait until you see he1
in evening, dress: She. is superb then
morrow / Xill +, k you to call on thu
Kc RrotsStsa| his eq %ae y t}o;
e s3ua9 fim is IS ali ean resst
Frank laughed. "Take care, man,
he said, warningly, that you resist
there
If on a superstition Mr.. Smith wa;
others he would have chosen for hi
cousin, then Frederick d,Armand mus
ta n mam ms wh So~ntenPaE{b sur
Showed A athletic training; good-iook
ing, without being handsome.
From the first 1t seemed as II n
They we're seen much together; walk
the Charity ball, Carolyn's other ad
attspiy wsss n Sez %R Mr. 5fS%
Suddenly her manner toward hin
changed. Instead Of seeming to seel
his society, she rather avoided II
Abruptly he left town. without eve1
bidding her "goodbye.'
Carolyn" kept her OWN counsel. Qn!;
she herself knew the pain that was II
hf s sa has e Fas Rsf2ff her a
the roses in her cheeks grey xie e.
friend, rita Morris, she kept: a !. Dis
Greet silence" Although Rita, oIte1
coming upon. her unawares, YOU'D mn,
her dreaming; with a. far Off, look u
her eyes. Carolyn: would quickly re
cover herself and merrily talk H.. o
everyone save dArmand..
Looking back in after years, Garo
lyn often wondered how she played IN
part she did. She deceived even ne
friends, by seeming to throw hersel1~ 81
heartily into all the gayeties. :,
One summer afternoon, three months
after MI. d'Armand left, Carolyn de.
cided TO- give her bull dog an airing:
.,"susie.,'' she said: I'm going to Low:
summer house. If Miss Morris ShoulG
come. please tell her where to lind me-
She looked very pretty as she walk
ed in the sunshine, arrayed IN a. Whltt
pique skirt. cut walking length. which
Just gave a. glimpse of open work hose
before the: slender, feet. were Wis
ible in patent leather. low shoes: -.
The summer house stood beside tn
or i1t, fhv1, rh