Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-02

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 X they crossed thc hall Chilcots- had drawn away sHa "as already mouil1in9 the stairs Nid ;.s l.odrr followed il came sharply ta his mind that hcre. i'll 1he slil,>hud freedom of l door th:tt WAS always open and staifS that were innocent If covering E,y his companions real utclIe ulrero@hiIed ili out tw:rG aN"Nsl. hut acknowledged by th" inward. kreHcr sense thAt mani te~t> the individual
 In silence they mosnited the stairs. but ol the first l.,Itlin" Ghilcotc paused and looked back surveying I.ui,r from the superior height of two steps
 T Gfd very wet ;t first " he said .! dld very well l almost followed Four example for q W"ri, "f so. found myself on Il sort If pinnacle and clung OH. But is ,iIc last ten days l'v" I've rather lapsrd.
 "Why:@ I.otler avoided booking at his face. He kept his eyes fixed de tcrlnincdly on the spot where lis own haud sripped the hanistcr.
 "Why:" Chilcote repeated. "oh the prehistoric tale weakness stronger than strength i'm I'm sorlN to come down on you like this, but it's the Seri;l side tiat bow Is me over. It's the social side cart stick
 "The social side: But thou:ht'
 "Dont think never think; 1t rn- tails such q constant npS"ttin" of lrin cipies and theories We did arrange for husrrss only. but "u"=s:fn't set up barriers. Society pushes itself every where nowadays. into husihess most of :ll don't want you for theater parties OF ,liilnrrS Rat a h. reception i with q political flavor k different \ man has to he seen at these things He needn't SLY anything "r do anything. but it's bad form if he fails to show up
 Io,ler raised his head You must explain he said abruptly.
 Chileot. started slightly a1 the sud den '.einaud.
 "I-l suppose I'm rather rreleNant' v he said quickly Fact i>. there's a re ception at the Rllmfells' tonight You know Blanche Bramfell-N NiscouutesS ] Bramfcll. sister 10 Lillian Astrupp. His words conveyed nothing to loder, but he did not consider that. All cX plantations were irlsome 10 him and lie invariably chafcd to be done with them.
 And you've got 10 put i'll an appear ance-for party re.tsonS: IOdcr broke
 t'hilcole showed relief Yes. old Fraide makes rather q point of lt-So does Eve He said the last words carelcsslv: then. as if their sound re called something. his expression chang etl A touch of satirical amusement touched his lips and he laughed
 By the way, I.oder, he said, my wife WAS actually tolerant of me for nine "r ten days after my return. l thought your representation was to be quite inperSona: I'm not jealous, he laughed. I'm not jealous, l assure you out the burned child shouldn't grow abscntminded.'
 At his tone and his laugh Loders blood stirred. With sudden. unex- pected impulse his hand frightened on the banister, and looking up. he caught sight of the face above him-his own face it seemed. alighted with malicious interest. Al the sight q strange sensa- tion seized him. his grip on the banis- ter looscned. and. pushing past Chil- cote. he hurricdly mounted the stairs.
 Outside his own door the other over took him.
 "I.oder." he said. "Lodcr, l meant no harm A man must have laugh sometimes
 But Loder was facing the door and did not turn round.
 A sudden fear shook Chileote. 'l.o- der." he exclaimed again. You would not desert me: l cant go back to- night l cant go back.
 Still l.oder remained immOvable. Alarmed hy his silence, Chilcote step ped closer to him.
 "I.oder. oder. you won't desert me-" He caught hastily at his arm
 With quick rel,ulsion Loder shook him off. then almost is quickly he turned round.
 "What fools we all are" he said abruptly We only differ in degree. Come in and let Us change our