New-York tribune., 1909-02-14

and said. answered the g.r- smiling family
And go-r- father
she sighed deeply. " Nv father I i11ag.ns
Is not unwilling o. have q friend at cour-
What are you going 70 do when you are e-ec
ted
Marry YOU the hrst thing"
'' mean after that
Live to make YOU happy.
Do be reasonable I mean what are yo-
going 70 do with the opposition
am gong 70 do justly z-- -a-rly oF Al
men. whoever they are. whatever they nar
have done Nine shall be n, policy OF r-l-
Some things must be broken down; but II
aim shall be u upbulld.
L thought 50, returned the girl A1i
what are You gong 70 d. with the one W.
man
I am going to love her as no woman vas
ever loved before II this world
HOW long this might have continued car
IL never be told Young Hl-iale Inter7cpJel
them Mr. Goruly-' he sa-L, 4 see Yla
have heard the news
Il have heard the essential part OF II i''1-
your sister
read the paper vet Well. s-c down ard rel-
it. or III withdraw my influence and VOC
against vou- l suppose al Eleanor told T'-
was the news Of her engagement,
Well wasn't that enough
Enough" cred the young man. WY
YOU want 70 read the interview Win C1iil1
Bill Hamilton It the finest thing t1at eF5-
appeared Evervbodv knows t1at You dil-
shoot the man but that The woman did l1r.
know too that YOU gave her YOUR morse Il ,-7
snow, and that she abandoned yo1- WEE
man. YOU re q hero ..
To be perfectly t-au', with YOU. Ha-dtar
this Is all most interesting and sritt-Fi--S A.
on earth Bill Hamilton turned C2 II tAr I5--
moment and told the truth don 80
but as a matter of fact. I -1 truly care --.'--
for Your sisters action and get more Sa--S-'
ton out OF the fdct that / am gong % ,e -
ried 70 her Iumeillre.T after tne e-e----
than | VIII IN winning Z He "it ~
You're sure z, WIN. Sl-G tl-aa-e-
read the paper. and tleu Tt u 2 UP I-
w IN view Of the new ---- --'-S-lp ortNs--
them boldly rode up e. the -ud-t7-l'i-. II -
great store by the side ~ .r1r-1-E II l'1 -
ueau OF her brothers lcE -s-- me eH,
crowd that filed the great et- O. ''eI--..-i-sf -
that packed the streets OUTSIDE tl.l- - a.
al traffic, the address Tat NT.ll--. - r.
the frantic cheering tha, greeted nm - =, -
s+ood oye-looi-lrg tIe ore Test u1ultitude IA
had ever filed that section oi bcl1.lN-t ~, -
Haldane on one side anl his OH IIiT-- It's, -
quarter Of century back Colonel 6-- ~ h--;
ton on the other. with Haliane- W ,i,'T--'I- me-.
and a great galaxy OF SuppH-rrc~ H. --1 - -
ground. including ABBOTT ,1- rNo ~ =.
Scribbling Ike mad on the greatest story o. IT, ~,
dav.-theSe have al passed into history 20
result of the election. which occ-r-ci i-e--' ---
is of course known 10 everybody I'D
Ciormly was overwhelmingly v'tr- p,
the votes cast were fairly cou1fe..- . Ie -
Ceived bulletins IN his private ottIce II tae -
store. Those who had stood over-' ''7-lHS ~
crowd the night before were with ann -
time Young Haldane. whose engagement W
also announced. had brought Miss ~tsW3I.
keep his sister company. After the 1na- -
letin came IN. which assured CTOrn-E tna- =
had won. the others congratulated nm an
withdrew a space and left him To Miss Haliais.
II Is over he said, and We have Wo--
Yes. No one congratulateS You as L
'' / have a great deal 20 live up to. was IL
slow answer
As Mayor of New York;" she questioas-
softly.