New-York tribune., 1909-01-24


was lust beginning 70 realize that he had a wonder
ful speaking voice Il made her think Of Robert
Edeson
Maybe you're proud Of yourself. Miss Madden
he said
No. I'm not. she corrected hastily.
Rest assured We 're not. either
(She said he was simply grand as he pounded ,h4;
out on the desk
Miss Madden. business IS business" X can
give it word for word; " but now and then there
comes into it the-the- the chance 70 do things
better than anybody else Then is play
She lust looked at him IN sheer surprise. ohe
had never dreamed it was in him And more Ike
Robert EdesOn every minute.
Better than anybody else. Quick thinkn.
Quick actin SnaPPy work always and then some
more
X says that She felt ike getting Of the buggy
right then and there and going back down the road
70 look for some of those G ,
But YOU Miss Madden, they caught YOU loahn
And that's stupid Nc gettIu around t. stupid
It's people ike YOU that Kill thing All that the
rest do. all Miss Farrell does all that do. wasted
And why Because Of Your tall down 1t lSnt
fair tell YOU; It isn't far d bit h-- good tne
new kevless gOin 20 do. and nickel 1~>tS goln 70
do and every other thing gOIn % c.. Z YOU and /
renIg like that whenever board GET little heaVy
and hear three buSy-baCbs IN sUyce~~ron and geE
overflow, maybe from Main " Thy. that the
time o all times Traffic. Cords u1 eEeryWhere
Everything going Tell me- GIVE me -hat sort Of
a proposition every time But YOU. Mis- Madden
q slow and a slow flash and halt-co -rec--pn.-Iu
Il must have been very thrilling .ecauSe tne
office kid said It even began to ge- h-l going and
that before he knew It he was keeping --e with lis
feet
Mr Henlv himself was leaning forward MS nead
extended His fingers tapped pune -u-tlI~-E on lne
blue blotting bad Of the desk " last lie came nacA
% his managerial attitude and MS u but IN hS
heart was the honest hope that he had made an
impression for the good Of the service tle mad dean
out his words excessively, and he wished each oHe
70 count And he was beginning o. feel sure tna1
they had X Madden was regarding HIM WIN WIN
unbounded respect that simply could -e nothing
else than surrender 20 his plea of lr~r 'rel ~Itoia
tiSm Mr. Henlv felt good. l. ---- eVerEons
that can face young lady who has been eHIH{{tu
for sometime and render her exactly >IeethTSs
with humbled awe He looked AZ II aEatI 20 uaAe
sure Yes he had caught her II his own enthusr
asm. What a wonderfully keen Young oman SIC
was after all
Mr. HENLY. by this time guess. Was convinced
A'A that his foot had not slipped and So ne tl ~
a bit IN his attitude In fact Nr HtE-l was 4uIIe
like other people, and he would have been Vely
much gratitied if X. Madden had sand L-te SONG
thing admitting how completely he had her on ths M
run, 1t We're Failing that. and because SIC
seemed to persist in her speechleSSness. NJ heIlj
decided that she should have TO say little sole-
"Wens' he opened crisply, We, pleasantly
May | say it. Mr.. Henlys
Don't see why not
He was really proud girl who for sometime me
has been employed knows a thing or TWO Il5 n5
waited expectantly. For a moment She eVeSu T7i
one of her sober looks of innocence at hl1l- TIC
tingled
Mr.. Henly YOU belong TO the stage
The office kid vamped.
The pink surged all over Mr. Henly's face like
wave, making little white island of his nose. y y
SAID she scared to death the minute she sald H.
because she had forgotten herself and was co1npall
ing him with Robert EdeSon whom he had II on y
every way. She had no idea whatever OF beng III III
pertinent. But her own mIsLorluIT
saved her. Just then IN walkTI 5I,;s -
D1pSU'r have