The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-09-05

''MR. LANGLEY-D1CK,,' SHE CALLED SOFTLY
You know that you are trembling yourself
You've been tugging at your gloves every moment
and l don't believe that you know whether your
parasol is open, shut. r:ss. ..i"-s
1t isn't like an everyday game, of course"
"And-oh! it's splendid and I'm glad I'm alive.
I'm glad I'm here. A great match like this always
makes me think of knights and paladins and hold
ing the lists and Journeys and that sort of thing.
This Is just the for our days as that was for
them"
''And,' said Mrs. Elswick, 1.-The men are led by
much the same motives believe-to gain honors
In. the sight Of the pretty ladies'"
I'VE feel the same about it, too," Sally contin-
ued Don't we bestow our favor and give our
liking and love to the who earns our admira-
tion-who does the best-who shows the most the
sporting spirit?" :,-
What is this?'' asked Elswick, returning to the
machine. 49,. So .'
Sally declares" announced his wife, that she con-
sders this as a tournament of old when knights
were bold" =
While you are ladies whose bright eyes rain in
nuence and judge the price, he interrupted.
And" Mrs. Elsw1ck continued disregarding
him. that she is going to give her heart hand and
lerself, to the one who comes out best in the en-
counter" ....~..t =: - g.
l. didn't say all that" Sally maintained How
ever, don't know that don't mean it. I'm so
thrilled. Yes,' she declared desperately, .'Pd be
almost willing to abide by the test =, ~
The Northbrook men had begun to appear on the
field. Already the Northbrook s'back'' was log
gng along taking easy swings with his mallet and
warming up his pony. The referee darted busily
ABOUT with ball in his hand. Van Norden came
forward leading his mount and called Justify to the
others. One by one they struggled out Derrick.
No. l, alert and active, Deshon No g. with his us
ual plac1d1ty. At last they stood in the center of
the Held with the Northprooks grouped before them
All were present except Langley III L. ~. r..s. :
Sally Newlands in her agitation and surprise sud
denly grasped Mrs. Esw1cks hand and held it.
: What is it," the other gasped. VI, n 81
"See' *e#= II y = n ~ @%s ~I.$.ssz s.. ~
"What?" 49,. %-@; -. IT, ~ i S=GsE @. I'LL
2. "Why-oh-Jack Blatchford Ii there all dresse1
and ready. He's mounting. He Is Joining them
He is taking his place. moment Of silent inten-
city followed Oh, Sally cried, they have be-
gun He is Number Two. Mr.. Langley isn't one
of them" %s= .$8 &# E#2 3 Ss$ s sssS
And Jack Blatchrordis riding Dicks best NOW.
Frisco" gasped Mrs Elswck. Il don't under
I stand at ALL IT N x 53 lS 5* sS
& To tell Of the game were surplusage. II lives
IN Westmead annals. II it Is not glorited In song
often enough is It told II story. q over ana over
again the incidents have been recounted and navar
seem to grow n DID, Rather additional circun- 4
stances constantly appear-new events are conttn-s
ually brought to light and still the wonder grows
AT the end Of the first period. after moment. 81
breathless attention. Of nnotionless ab,orntion--
sally Newlands and MRS. Hswick were abe tos
think ana speak Isl.
lease !, iunplored Mrs, Elswick Is Brack