The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24

yourself r. y, And tn the queen can I, do M
life. Il 1t had been possible for you
to Jharbor mean or dishonest inn
pulse ia have been the first person on
else would have cared as i did. As
do. I don't understand fiat all. And
Just at first it bowled me over, and a
whole rush of disloyal thoughts and
It's albright, somehow, for it's you.'
You mean" exclaimed tho girl Won
deringly; that after what I've tod you,
why, of course"
And I'd you don't even ask mo to ex-
IF there was anything had Night
to know---that you wanted me to know
m you, !, have explained Of your own
She looked at him long, searchingly.
4 Her face was as inscrutable as the
Sphnx's, yet when she spoke 1t was
ofaa.totally different theme.
CURED.
"po?" he repeated. perplexed.
..,rt about the campaign.
There's nothing to do. am beaten.
When the convention meets, in half an
hour. Conover will be nominated Only
my two little blocks Of delegates will
w Wy, - oppose Aiiii sAtsaliis I Ill That
Yes: yes, know that" she inter-
posed but what then r."
That ~ is the end I suppose. Perhaps
.'irhc next? This campaign hasn't
say You are going 70 Sit Sy p with sd fodea
hands and accept defeat"
What else is left?"
n n mo- NJ \ n
nght,ito on its own, ground. along its
own lines, yet refusing to useEits own
weapons ea Or to guard a against them;
begins now
What do you mean?',
- mean 1 You must call on the ,peo-
aroused hem. Already there is SO
Mr.. Conoyer is troubled. You have
that you've interested others in it. Put
Yourself in the peoples hands.
You mean to ~
candidate
ut IS against custom. but good men
have done lit it, +. IN this battle,1as !. un:
party issues. It is tho people against
the Mafh3ne Teht af Hep
e 1eslta ton, IT see. And you are right.
s But 1t means only the counting OF
further feat What Go nov mas and nd
usins other crooked tactics. he will
continue to do. MY, speeches won't
allowed to creun nerc aH mee'imga
viii register than can be found on the
census list And on election day there :,
will be the usual ballot frauds Al
hands. Even fl won't would be count
ed out at theapolls.5 No
Walt! gcan clear TIE fs l., way a , ! f 90,
Z il can prevent any frauds and force
Mr.. Conover to leave the issue honestly
to tile peopleo Of the Mountain STA, State a.
clare yourself an independent candi-
date and! Il,
SBut how can you-----a girl-do all
I'll explain that to You afterwards.
Rut il Won't be in any unfair or un-
dcrhand way. You said Just now y9u
trusted INC. Can'tyou trust me N '''is'
9" you know cam !,
And You'll do us ] ask
Yes"
"T The I snail he The nrst to con-
graduate the future Gover I,;l,, ,,rnot !.
,os nn'c she So Veil remembered fash /,
Ing intoone OF its,rarc recnrrchTc1escr Gov
win this ghtTf nm e I, ,v Spt1
,,tiin nj last Ia offer you. II come
to You the day am ~, el e. Sd1, only as
would any other friend. no,
His.lips tightencd as at q p n,os Give Give
Who broke tho silence. ,is, ia
WIT IT have said it nwlwardlyt. no Q, pe1
ran 'If 1t had been less 20 ~, me
,,nirht have found more e'onncnc,e g., ~
love Won. i think ] have always VS. Ivy, y q,
vou. You know that. woman go, a.
Way ways Knows. love You; VOW. vas soyee
You in the old DAYS. when = ,Wf Wv ~,
Son - have the right to speak. VIVA
lttIe nnI ,9n Se,, lt1'e have m not mad MADE
,nnch az myself. but that we MAJ ,..i
ANYTHING due %o to Syes and fs yoS
smile smile have been before me, ~ he ,ant
laid Success &C. yo q, f fath ' en'
your pardon for each OF my ~ in y ',v,i
And whether YOU care Ma, or ho onn a. d Ms'
ambition will spur mo on an, 70 e, ct n,as
shall he YOUR victories whether 70
wish 1t or#not, PERHAPS ina thnn q, seem