New-York tribune., 1907-08-04

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"Nu, tonight
Why not t.-ni.tts'
Because vau are not vorlr-,,t
That's -,l-t what ! ,rui ,rtcd Maurice. |
actively volcanic once more. - II "nly when
one is Tea,lr moved that hr himself. / must
tel --uti t,-.-ghr'
Shifting ms cigar - -a. ,>.rr,ao corner ,. +
LIS mouth Cutr.au..-r stepped a."n Z" i.g
w.atcr edge, drew the Hr'" "t tire z .Il.-. Be. I
toward h.-u. pressed cr the bottom ot the
Chine, Lantern ..-.. blew out IT, candle
-,- ~, reason .,- that should .rtrn i'.c-
AVA. H.. .au~ra,s-.l We'll, Wa,rr ,asi- .
dr,n aye .o.-ruot am "a '.s'...-t. "a' 'r j /
>..,i must tell -r,.-' IL, -,l-,,I h.utsu.F.
There Wa ~ uld c.ur.anler ,a-n and
fr;g.i detachment winch ,'trn bad startled /
Nau-..c Tonight u frightened a'rn he |
~av tat. despite their mutual a';",t'' n. te |
had never known E.- father. H"nr had ever |
known his father The. nan was absolutely |
-.r.'tcr l. was never Ie---i.o I" hc quite |
~-.-,- ,ysat tn.,lgh'- were IL ac- father m.nl |
H seemed .'w.ts g. he gently irc. iI2c! |
Withdrawn. secretly m'.itt'fN" fnI \', |
his gs'r pi organization Wa amazing. ne h@I |
..rlrs.rr-.,-i - breakfast r.-t morning that he
would g,gc q dinner N the statue. as Though |
.r,.-,r, "a dinner IN tine air. with only one |
,.I,,....~ and ~ Appliances handy. Ma the /
--,.:,,.r --r.r Neither IaGy Nary u.r Mi |
-....r.- had -r.r1't.,! herself. they had Mt /
,....~ ..t.-rl &. comment Tlrv bad boon /
-.-,r,l.- .-.r- that the artl Of tie nous" would
rr.r1.,,. AMI carry out his dinner I'D 'T't M
ter.a'. -u-r,aol from affairs. "na 'aa' t.'f'
v..-.IG =, u. ht'st. The DINNER Ma n,FF t.+'-
.-..- and .frrc had tsyu un :rtoa. 4"" Cur
lander family might have n''n at'anH III ,.-'
--,, .,- generations. go nudge by the SMOOTH
-7..- .' tf,- G.ru,-rt. machinery.
And here wa. the ,ui"Wau, man IN the
night when hc bad 3uauguratcd H.- '""n-' 'T.G
I1-,rtl, .i-c and staggering statue. on 'H'
ra-ors- when lr had made inoEit.H-" q ol-.-r-
tr.l.- .--t,rr hc Wa IIasIaIE eA'inEuir.Hhs
candle. III Chinese ln'cru-'
.J..t f.-r d4d.' he said IN twenty
.,.,h, ncz- month. Up to n.~ have done al
--',, e,,go,-r..a Thanks - you. ! ann Trrt':
well educated. | have lived III Pans i,,fi".
- p.+.~-l,,,rg. New York and BUen"' Atrre,
and according 70 your plan ""R"I - ''
.r, a5,,o :, inform me that after I'll
--,,, don't want - luin me IN the hu-'ne~E-
There was a note Of mild a1nueement III the
voice. ,, ,,i....,,,.
tone. HIS father "aS certainty a. 'j'ii'-'i'S-
:. N,,1 don't ..t,ta.ar to care much, dad
Il car, q great deal. my boy, s;'ld O"ur-
lander; but the chIct thing that are I"r
= ,.,,,r haruin,.-s Besides, II would nave
been too much To- hope that an only son WI"
ll er..,lt ten wears II preparing t. <" mt" an
absolutely first class business should uII1,
,nately 20 into that business hat would
have been ideal And a7 fi'NtI oSlsl' a. ~
;,i,.,I have. always been prepared tor 4 dis
,r,,nintment What do YOU mean t" DO IN
=. I,,u are ..wfullv decent over 1t the son
,.,14Irncd with an i.npul7ivc gesture 81 tender
ne - I'M, merely sensible" said the father, e<-
,r.,1.Iy quiet. What do YOU mean to q"
i1etcld>' ,, ,.r..
q" And when did you decide I" throw away
III The work Of the lat ten years
Il have. been thinking about 1t a I"t-eFeI
s;,., = davucd on me what the success "l :.
1,,-7,,,s, like. yours meant to the world
Dad h,. pleaded suddenly, with p".si"iid,,@. -.
,.,rnc-tn,-<. YOU can stop tins "''T 9'"P IL
:: Maurice. YOU are guilty Of rudeness.
~ YOU assume that all these tacilc
humanitarian considerations winch nave o'-
.-,Irrcd to YOU IN the space "t q lew "teHS'
i,.,,, not occurred t. me IN the space o1 i"Ity
,,,.rs You ASSUME that YOU alone nave "
iirorrr standard OF morality. Is tndt p"nte?
Ny child. YOU are only chlld, perceive.
~, tbIrk yourself educated. You are not
:, mn. nf ali our trouble for YOU don under
1tand life y thousand years hence, perhaps
, hundred wears hence, war VIII DE b"fb"flc'
T,,t today il IS part of the scheme OF things
an instrument OF progress. And what harm
I,,,.,1--5 Thousand men Killed