New-York tribune., 1908-10-11

--srt ----.' ---,--.irt- e. -lt party. I W.--
silence That bore aa e.-y--a ..-sgerae- too
.-s.--,zll- zll-4cla-ror.
NOV. 4s b, sat there e- his bed watching
E-m lr.--. o b-rer S -,., woe d. troubled
expression. Finally b. -u-t with 81 --7.--,ue-s
hat made smith t-.-r- and .ugr. at .lri.. Con
found T. boy ae -as-- .---, a's odd man
advice and give = --r l.u. g, done Eou- n"-r.
.T.J knows Your -.r was o. manage TINS
plantation. and you've done Il. You r. not.
b-aCuur-'s keeper. a-.l !. a- has found some
Var .. getting Il without paving Tor Il. Il 'vt
Ts, manage smiled -a.r,hle--ly What
vE11.ld you think ~ rae- YOU and the rcsr % thu
BOYS. i ] should take vou- advice, he asked
B,:- what can You hope % do . bucn
PROCEEDED. .vaG-rg the question. You really
Wy, h,lIle-- from -nc -i-.t Ills daughter pro
-..-s him -n, would protect "a wore man
The manage looked -houghttulIy into ms
r-g lieutenant is face in1 g moment ard men
le smiled. b-leu- ss-lC he to- We th.tt
a-, la-z and t~les- that ..re YAM. q match III
----lruau against 90 .eataen thlnec any Gay
lD- Know that ! an not gong o. sell ont t"|
H.au-Io-l- ou know that Eou 'hiilE ne O.
eorre-aur5ble sneak Il did II The only object
-la- v.u had ~ making al these dark -ug-
gea--g-l= Wa :. tempt --lc -1Jo telling you "A-t
! mean % do.
Il expected -ou 10 take II Ike that" -,ld
O'B-1er. uuah4shed " tut thought that tur
once your natural generosity might prevail
smith made no reply - once 4 reiTan''r.
collar button occupied % moment 81 silence
When he -poke = was o ask . question. j"
YOU think .- anybody that = Ekelt L. CrHI j:
.rl "a G--1r z the next week, We are safe from
the a-ehGcacar.-he gone 70 Loudon,-ala
The = mop has the gour-
There Judge NcNelI on tho circuit sug
g.-=-eL q. B-le-l. i = nearly time tor alr..
d" lie won 2 get started for three weeks. -.-o
Smith. be told me so himself dat neioTe t'
". Frrrrt- -..-, from
OF course there Is always chance oi IN,
Governor himself said {. BTlen-
"N No ! heard that they were expecting The
Pheasant 10 call II Georgetown Mc're safe
ron Fl7-,3 So. If ANYTHING should happen g.
the w,-ele-s, and l had sailed away II 'ie
tug"
O.B-ie1's face turned perfectly wooden.
don : -lr.dcratard II tho least, ne sald.
After AL" Smith went on, don INN -
matters NH come 10 that. Beaumont j. d.
81 he f,-nr SIDE He has been our gest 10
g.v- IL. has seen III We had ~ show HIM b,
,-.ow- now that We are human beng, too.
And J -n.rE he likes rs.
A lu.I. ,t troubled concern cloudcd the Irish
mans -.l. Do-'tGo -.at- my boy. whatever
-ou do Don't make the mistake IL t1-1l-,ii3g
that vors can reach that human side o- -- on .
t-.---,-e proposition E1g,t INN or surrender
- him f,- l..,.. MAX. the mistake %, trusting
h-u You talked the other day about ilgntlng
-l. devil with t.-e- lie . 7U-t .- tig 81 c,lI .
-nw a- he We that otae- day. And the 'a.f
-s-- go, has Z. pretty daughter and "lae .rlllo
VIII r, found o. aave yer. little ro do with II
wl.e- vou begin ro ta-E l-a-tuc-- with him
" You may be right" sad Smith. though ] /
don't ra:rk so. But II can't make any differ
.rac with what ] hall do as the last resort |
whether -, th.ug ! mean 10 nv tI~-t tall- or
mot ! owe 7 ~ -lr.,.- To- offer l.m tae other
chance tl~r ] invited him avo- mere h, my 4
guest mean 20 dissolve ta4t relation tx
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