New-York tribune., 1908-06-21


--7---- .-. had many enemies IN her little Eden
r. he world a beautiful place Young
rs-=--. cultivated enough TO enjoy the best in
a. -. .-.-.tt.-e with = comfortable income which
~-s...- The least Worrv. II seemed as if she had
be- r endowed by the fairy Good Fortune.
3b-- -. only difficulty Ethel experienced was IN
t.---. The peace between the applicants for her
ba-5 she tried - much as possible to prevent
s-r ....e declarations by the satellites that re-
v.l-.. ..u- herself.
T .---s.sale She could Tot quiet. He was ire
---.-. ever since he first met her. \ tall, broad
-..--.-E Young fellow. he had loved her from
= Il he- school girlhood and had proposed
~ -.--r.-lx Al short intervals ever since. He
w. uav depressed by her refusals He only
r-t-. III ss-e-elv and did II again when next
-..-- -aret- And occasions offered themselves
- .-- ,1-.failirlg regularity and IN remarkable
The golf field was fatal. She never played
sol. 1.-n any more Riding and driving were
sr.s .e5. indeed, Ethel avoided any chance OF
ben -e with Jack
- -.-es-e-. had reached state OF desperation
J ra-. r. made little difference 10 him who was
----.-- The last occasion had been before Michael
-. imam with Ellen the cook prlcklng up IN
ra-es-.- ears from the pantry window Jack was
f--.-... N me romantic pursuit OF WashlTg MS
s----.- huge Newfoundland dog. and his I'M
,-.s-s -.la II love had reached Ethel ears. only
-..- ---h The customary refusal, while Bran,
Al me pause II the insulting performance
his dignity was being subjected. had
------eLf vigorously. spatterllg not only the
e---- .--- E-lels dainty fTOCk as well
-. -r.- was the limit, Stern and repellant
- -. --z--r.--- could be Ethel informed Jack that
+. g.. wished 10 keep her friendship he must stop
--. --- --7+ subject Of marriage i don want
---[-f,95Z- Al all she SAID d" don't be
-- --1- ever marry l certainly shall not, un-
fa-- -- md some one whose coat OF arms VIII
r.- --.- -.-..-.e-lv with mine don beIleNe YOU
81 ..-.v- what your coat Is, Jack El1nsdale-
.-.srhe-' said lack slcClIctly
-r talking Of heraldlc coats Aou nave no
-.--.- m z-..1- composition. / don't believe you
.-.s-r e@' lacks tone began to show signs
a.. --..lar I'm afraid l might find one of my
f.-. ancestors hung 70 the family tree II Went
q. F. -l-l1-l1g 100 br1sBly, he SAID
DaAPs one reason why the Sa5Ject OF fe5,,s he5ataTy
L MAS ---Icarv obnoxious 10 MN was because II
---7- 1z- of such absorbing interest 10 OeIdld
.-.-- Ic--zC5e-a1d who was AIglOmanlac OF
-.. ..--e- dive which was only another name Tor
s- 10 lacks sturdy ArnericaTlsIn
.....- -F7. biggest idiot. he tuIIled 10 blIy'
E-..... r-1-her and his own college chll11l lie
N idea II his hea6 H.,
The less brains q fellow mas the NOT nor sii
.. - H. him Ethel won't hear word about
-a-al6 she says he 50 sy11ll'a'l-e'IO am
-.s-e6 il her affairs ,,4-, Ca,-
blast him, That means heraI9rE- pay
-.--- --.-- rr5,ldr'r coach me bit could you:
- ---r - thing about the beastly mess, ana
.--r.--. -s1[zi1lg i over said Jack. ester
~. r.-e me the worst rowing about II " nat
--.,- AZ. ellles. ti1lcIures lthought that was
inc but i seems not. q0alII 1eIll-77' -
.-z III that stuff She reels them al on
-. haven't an idea what She ; talhll!S aDJltt
....--sl5 listens as i he understood Ile "l'oI9
- don believe he knows any more
-..-- s. .ta~ do He sits and looks wise and lets
a. -4- and she Is perfectly sacSlleo- i > e'SI
..-..- -. fool = gI-l and he equal to the 1oo-
- ---- eaz- -W-aIlv ] am not well up on tAe
.s.... Mss Ethel. and ! must haIg upon Eoli
--- r,-l-l1 learn a your feet TeliIlZe tle IN
---.cs- # the subject and consider yseIi ~
-. III nay teacher Isn't ne about INC I1-1--o
E-ne- doesn't seem TO think 50 - =
lacks tone was luguDrlous- -As IO1 d" IL