New-York tribune., 1909-08-29

suggestion OF the savage Nu9tOi' i4NAA'
fed her | was about to suggest, with dehcacy'
that she look elsewhere, when the Jam was broken
and hack grOaned onward
Yet there are believers in telepathyl III there IS
ANYTHING in telepathy why did | not divine, there
and then the actual connection between Margarida
Maria RodrigueS and that gided foot: Telepathy
Telepathic tittlebatS!
A FTER three hours of riding (the hackman,
noticing my exaltatIon charged me only eiSht
dollars for the airng) Margarida gently insisted
upon setting down at my lodgings 1 asked her
where | might have the honor of calling upon her
At no place, she replied with manifest reluctance
She lived quietly, screened even from the view Oh
her exiled compatriOtS all of whom, she permitted
me TO infer she outranked in quality Pending the
arrival of her brother with the treasure, she would
of course like TO meet her promised beratOr II
had promised) often for consultations respecting the
revenge she contemplated upon the enemies OF her
cherished Costa Rica But she could not permit me
to call She avoided the paths leading even TO minor
ndSCretiOnS Besides. the spies OF the costa KlCan
insurgents she had ascertained, were IN New NOrk.
If | could suggest any method whereby, without
calling upon her at her screened place OF domlcle,
Could /: As a ready little suggester Just then.
had all living suggesters whipped 10 sauce tartar
| exuded a suggestion for future meetings; she
liked II; and Margarlda was driven away 10 her
Chaste abode of mystery waving a fat dimpled hand
she went
You sabe rush: That's what | proceeded to
give my patroness Margarda, one veoclouS vor-
texouS. the Job, money burning rush
1t required some tinanciering. In order keepmy
rush of MargarIda a-gOing made some touches that
| haven't entirely succeeded IN Wlplng OFT the slate
vet Restaurants. theaters. concerts the opera.
flowers. bonbOns, carriages.-these for the august
Margarida and YOUR little playmate Turk willingly
paying the freight the digs did become harder
and harder as the weeks went on was more than
sustained by the thought of what 10 be when
Margaridas brother Porfrio arrived in New York
with the intact Rodrigues treasure chests | didn't
mention II TO any of them: but already / was men
tally picking out the fellows Il invite TO accompany
me on the expedition TO overthrow the huttIISk
Surgent government of Costa RiCa The old order
reeStablished | could see the fair Margarida and
myself browsing among the flowers bordering the
patio OF one of the noble ROdrigues haciendaS, and
RUT | travel ahead-about nine million nautical
~ knots ahead-of my story.
Margarida stood the rush we'll complaisantlv
benignly; yet always with certain reserve store
ot agreeable auSterity If Conferring a most un-
denlable favor and benefit upon by permitting
never sought. OF course TO ascertain the location
OF her domcile after that FIRST audience She would
wait at the appointed hour in Stuyvesant Square
l would send the carriage for her We would dine
and, over the dinner null over the plans for Mar
garida revenge upon the ensCOnCed enemies of her
idOlized Costa Rica
Yes We dined often and often | ALWAYS take
note OF details even in the swirl of great affairs
thus discovered the bedrock reason for Margaridas
we'll, plumpnesS Margarida loved To eat
HOW she did love TO eati She was Democratic too
III her dining have yet TO meet up with more
catholic taste tor food She was by no means nm
reasonably fond of the dishes of her uprearing In
act after trying her with tortlaS chile con Carne
HpoleS NarouSy fusSed up. and So on. at the com
paTatlNely inexpensive Spanish and Spanish Amer
Ican restaurants, found that Margari,a much pre-
ierred large rambling steaks thick chops even rare
and radiant HOLSTERS AdOrng all manner OF p11Sta-
tory exercises Margarida yet had keen eve Tor the