The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-05

Pocket mnmbled Carpenter. s41ss
q gran Of man. OF Frampy passed s
out hot. Gran 81 man, Frampy----sj
Dayton reached into the inside pock-
ct ct his coat and drew out notebook.
Hal OF Frampy clutched it, put
pag bis eyeglasses this and 4 e
Peeted to see it. Bless me. what q re-
Dayton gave Mrs. Carpenter SOW.
ereign, . on account he said. for lack
Of any other disguise Of the charity,
land when he comes around toll him
Dayton and Lord Frampton hurried
-. !. Where T shall ] set you down. stri,
Lord Frampton gave the number Of
9 private hotel in Dover street. They
drove in silence for ten minutes, then
e aanca pdni Y pg fn,+ ahgskea Dayton
subject Of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. he
could induce Lord Frampton to give up
the notebook. When the old man
chnekled again, he ventured to speak:
will you forgive me, sirf0
oughtnt, butt is cert certa iaiyat very
ridiculous-how my friends, my read
ers all over the world, would laugh f
they could know what I've been do
ing, He chuckled again.
''Then you I'll come to the American
s eonsqlats on Monday at lo-to the
."The spirit Of adventure has got
! Don Z die Of the reaction:
"Thera-thsre! Not word shout
n.no nut & .s %e1 i9-as', great 4mperti-
LORD hampton turned In the cab
face in amusement. TYou don 4 mean.
my dear cir, that you are daring to ask
% ~s ltsGN I S;ar IL 'mp0''i0l'-ev'a you
have al this ' annoyance ssa as a aes sa
can transcribe the notes and have
them typewritten and bring them to /
you. And If you are not satisfied, you
can tear them up, or use them for some
other purpose
Lord Frampton was laughing. "I
prising results We're to come from rom your s
race under the political, social and geo-
graphic conditions Of the New World.
But must say
| And," pursued Dayton, ~ could
cable it over tomorrow FOR Sundays
paper, and I IN sure it would be great
admirers and readers Of your work.
| Yes-1 have been much gratifed at
the sales Of my books over there-far
fate.' ~ e
! Dayton was discreetly silent. "You
Americansl" Lord Frampton ex-
mn~ts. SanSS a. h. he after few
GIVE rescued my reputation from a
drunken man only to give it into the
keeping OF haruin- scarum rascal who
is probably erazed by--by-she is q
dexi41sh pretty girl, young mani"
sa Mai b. tn YOU zee h hs on +h M e
q copy at-what hour In the mornipg3'' .
! 90! shall rise late. need rest. Call
: And at that hour the next morning
satuIda brought the typewrit-
ten interview. Lord Frampton was
.@ HoSw DO you you i feel. sirs" inquired
!. ~ ought to feel done. But the fact
! is l never felt better. think it did
: me good-stirred me up. ;Astonishingl
: Lord t'rampton sat at his desk, read
Ing nrsx making slight ht+ changes ian holding ap
j. man. he mumbled, in spite Of his bad
: habitss-most. intelligent. ] certainly
had no idea I had put that SO effec.
s "Aro you satisfied to have it go
n slr3', asked Dayton, when the old phi.
n losopher had finished.
~ think SOL think 500
!, Of It, and also ali that is is said about bout
a 1t IN the American Journals
. On Monday, at the appointed hour,
!, with Lord Hampton as one witness
& and the consul general as the only
other, Dayton and Elsie were married,
f his top hat a little back on his head,
y and noticeably tilted to one side.
y ooh, I almost forgot" said Day.
% ton. "Here's a cablegram from the
y office on your interview. -
dayton, Carlton, London: Tramp.
q ton stuff bowling success. oongratula'
+ 'A9 "4stua''-'Howling',- Tramp
e e ton o. repeated tho T9Fds as i he d.
h ss ssd IN the ars MSst
d god bless mel I'm getting democrat
e e :. m Al. :. nov y' for your mother" SAID
- LorQ CHAMPION noted With a6son1eh'
= ment the calmness Of these two young
q people. "Wiu she be angrys' he In
quired.
VAngryf sheu be wtld," said Dsy,
.. ton, cheerfully. "6he's mad on tho sub
= ject Of titles. Now, If Elsie were going
Il to. tell her that she had married
y Lord Frampton laughed till his side.
i ached at the implication Of this. idt/
4 It seemed to take another ten or twenty
d years from his rapidly rejuvinatina
- mind.
,. That suggests an idea,n no said
4. "f I went with you-interceded fol
D you-do, you think it would helpf0
y Elsie put out her hand to him. Ism 4
% he fnef" she said to Dayton.
(. And the three Of them advanced upor
n Claridge's in a cab, Lord FIamptel
Is with his arm along the back Of the seat
to patting Elsie on the should er-merely
= to encourage her. Mrs Grant wen,
I rapidly thru her moods-from fury Il
81 hysteria to tears, to reproaches, to 8
a. discussion with Lord Frampton, to ac
" quiescence, to "making the best Of It. !
II Lord Frampton left them. but came
f. "Ohl" he said, and took Elsie tt
es ono side.
Id "If there should be-you know
+ !. he chuckled-1.my name is Hubert. ant
T haven't got any Of my own"
1e Elsie blushed and he almost raj
IT away, his old legs springing with lu