New-York tribune., 1907-08-25


~ he drzS1el himself INTO Billy Holcott's apart
1nents. In done f'-. Its al over I'm q dead
What s MS time asked Billy. Another
Yes. a .-s-1 rle-e I've been spending the
last Two ae-.- case q love ~ arst sight Ny boy;
dream, II 1sht she Vas mine for keeps; and
then she tI-. me over
Charlie Wr-r vas the most susceptible man II
town. His t- smiled 81 guess You i recover.
he said. l.- have got over I before
Charlie -la--i cigarette gloo-nilE. Then his
face Eghtei ~ and he said. &C. want YOU to do ne
afaror. a-- y,,s - g up there TO see that gTl.
What fo--
Well II -a.- way The moment saw her |
Eas dead gone ~ he-- Two girls. she and her
cousin Sr- +. -r.r On. | was confident, thought
I Vas al --.- when would YOU believe me. She
threw ne over -.nht 40 reason for II except trat
she was he.----~ rir-- I tell YOU, But say B;llE.
you're differ 80 girl could do that to you 81
course Il - .--- L. but IN mean enough u
want rever-a want YOU % 20 up there and lus-
see that g,-- cale a good square look At hef.
that's al ~ --l-tpo cousins. Helen ana
Dorothy . A. soon a YOU see Helen. YOU j
Understand she'll ind match n YOU, with your
calm even --.--~-a.,3ert Oh nv Wouldn ! i
q me good -- would fall head and ears IN love
with voy. .,- 4 match for her Come nov
I'm F- hat YOU have said / n already get-
ting p-cio "a favor oi the other one nat het
narae:-I)4-.- I ion think Helen the tiirt would
interest me
That Il. --.-- You wait and see. Dorothy is
{ nee gr- ..-l.-re quiet. sincere. of course.
but perha-s - -scs u that very quality Is Naar
makes He.-r a-t-active.
Billy tho Tor awhile Ies. Il @, ne
saa firallr a-.- / warn vol shall DO nothing
and 4 ] -ra s- Dorothy the den2ure, instead u
Helen the ---te. don't YOU iret
III -isE 4t It's bully OF YOU t. =. No''
IL gIve E9- -.- ot introduction.
The MAJ ---i ~ ,-agy every morning a ee-.--2
tdock T- -.z- FRIDAY at that hour Mss lie-e-:
Dale acc,-.. ...-i bl her cousin Dorothy. opened
lE-lsp
From Wbtby,.' i1sf,,.''' she SAID, Hs al
friend ot ..r,..ng this afternoon Nj i"--
C0tt
Well Dorothy decisivey j nope you
VII trear .-. -.--ter than you Iid Charlie Wh:t5y-
foo- boz realty ielt sorry tor hiIn
But g5u s-. Helen. YOU did treat him badly:
H almost -f me night before he left We walked
ont around -- AXE and he felt pretty well cut
rp. DIir lead him and then throw hiitl
ever"
Helen ,--5 hey head Nothing Of the sort
81 course ia, NICE 10 him Why shoudn
be, But I - no idea he was II love
Wei. h. -h.-igilt YOU had and you should nave
ieen cno-- .s~-fui b. the way, have you eEe-
heard o. II HJlcott.
No Ia.- YOU
Moth than what Charlie hItby t2ll "a
ne the nie. before he left He said Holcott as ne
put L. great Inan-gIrls all fall IN love WIN
I'm Sag. Helen | shouldn' I be surprised II ChaTne
Laa DeTs1a Id HIM 20 come up IN purpose nouiui-
I be mo re.enge-for he really believes that you
Late tIeateI nm badly-if YOU should IAN III l"Ne
with Mr lialeott5''
Helen Dale laughed Anyone would think. She
cred. thar people were falling IN love with e'li-
Well ] tel YOU what lets do. if you are really
= much disturbed over Charlie, let Us cnahse
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Helen rejected That ism t a bad idea. she sad
Al right, said Dorothy, well Do It
The next ,iav after ne had arrived and registered
Billy iOlcyft ali rirssr,cCting hls letter TO the