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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20
fIDH BECOMES MAYOR
,.aliues Proposed Reforms to
Wilwsukee CoUncilmen.
,aclsLlsT REGIME BEGINS
..~ Conditions for Labor
Foonomy IN City Offices
ussith and Sanitation.

.,.,--a Ar-i ra-1he gove-u-nent ~
which for more than a decade.
-, er-ertion CT two years under Pc
- rule has been controlled by Demo
80 to-5sy 'rto the hands Of the
o.. -,--r--a-s. with Mayor Emil Seidel
- ss.7eI will have back - him 'n
,...,.a ru7e~tr-oue members OF his
-, minority consists OF ten Demo
- e,u- Republicans. The Council
- vas crowded when Mayor SeiceI
- ,is opening address. in part. as
K5rs.
-. all Things. home rule. the right 81
,s-~-~ert should he secured for the
q - --rer valuable asset Your attention
- - directed to the passage ~ such
81 WIFI promote the Welhping
- -iass of citizens, safeguard health.
- an tendency Io encIeach on sucn
.-lrs IS The WORKERS. Sill enjoy and
- - r1ssif.e extend for them the op-
-le direction number o. steps can
..rl~ The admin .si-atlon ehould con-
- --zrrn over the conditions ~reEail-
80. sa'-ar.e-. workshops and places Of
- --.---s~- u.l regard % sanitation.
srr.E a+ r- times he g. tul and
80 -6-r-era-..u U.tl state factory I'm
t-s i- Tire 90 nr-lef-t or measures
f-.-- .-- industrial. hygiene.
= --.-~a..fr Ell. Io lrt hy the city the
,s-sfl-r. should provide Tor hours or
81 ave nor rEralsting. that leave
--- rr --r-a Con rest and development
~ s.e-.- -at.crs should also provide FOR
1900 IA Er and TeDtllatOu- tneV
--E mol r.t child lahor. property pro-
- w,rar BOY and prevent the -mposl-
~ -- -,-r--are rF degrading conGff ions.
lob q
s~~ I'D rrrtfa .af weapons unlawful
p strictly enforced. and she Dra r-
$500 .------ .-nal rfrclirEs into the
~ "a nina H.. a peacefl population
s1 s-,-.- -..- .as.rr toward tre estab-
... r. al 8u-ra. Of Municipal Re
----s should -Un- ateT be taken. An
80. .r-.ll le cal - ~ - advise win
,.-,.- s-rrf Ha .- make a municipal sur
+. f..rr.-. accurate and adequate
-uiesre of srr.al industrial and eco
.--- .Hri rare 8a1'nE tn sDe'ltc ano
---+.- cable na1s - -.t neTierllleI'L
-s 4 .1-uIer. cost keeping system for
..- --,.r .efra- department should be es-
y -l.e- 7ir-irr- t-r-1 any accounting ETs-
e. SIC. r"- nDl.l elanIe any one
discover me whenever e--1 *
...,r ~-f survey should extend % other
-,sr-r r.-r- action being directed 20 such
Ii r-r or 'uuaE are Importance and calling
~ 7--- attention This VIII enable YOU .u
-r--+ --ra -- place The finances NJ our
...r al z sound and sane basis. fE a more
.,rr crr s-.- basis ~ taxation and arr
- st basic --e- t~'-= that VIII he ~ great
FTre
~ Usr-- pointed -0 The Incompetence
E Erer -.- work hiss been done
--s and SAID thar steps should be-
~rr f- -er-Car.-e the Board ~ Public
r--r IN PIE basis NJ "eH7ciencv and com
-rr-c,'
~ asked -.- cleansing ~ sr~eetcars ~
-srsr- -rr ---rFf o~ Contagious disease
sd elr-ar thar IRE State Railroad
commission rr asked fo compel che install
i.-- 0f a.~-ssaT. lifting sacks and other
E-VrgtuE essential r0 Nfa saving He de-
Esldsl sr Increased number o. s-~eet-ars
-Ir1r t1rr hours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20
HELP MANTEp.


Female.
EoT SEWORKER. medately. for city apart
s1ent. country later. S25. two IN family. Wal
dorf Bureau. = Yves; $50 ST
EE AAISTRE S-Expe1enoe girl. with good ref
efrnces To- two ladies' Industrial Associa ton
- America Inc. o East I'D
STENOGRA PHER-YounE sirl. bright beginner
would DO for law cffcs; no experience in law
work necessary. Jupp Exchange. 81 Nassau ST
Est. 1925.
USEFUL UPSTAIRS MATD-Smaii city family;
country later 81. Waldorf Bureau. - West
13d ST.
VISITING GOVERNEss teach French. music
30 child ?. must 10 experienced and have good
references. Industrial Association. Inc, East
tad g.
W ATTRESS. FOR country: n family: s25.
Miss Margaret Smiths Bureau. * West 4cd ST..
Room 20T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20
MIScEII ANEouS-

HOW DOES YOUR GARDEN GROW The
Tribune Farmer viii answer all your cues
tionz. and give many valuable sugges-
tons. send 70 Tribune Farmer. ia Nassau
street. for sample COPY
VVAVTED- Cor-espoudence solicited with par
tt-u1arIv we'll dressed young woman who
ufli consider selling her worn gowns. 4o-43
hurt y e Tribune Ofics
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20
BRITISH RECORD BROKEN
''1ots Day Hike from Boston
= Lower-neath al Hub.

''f e april -a-Tre EIddIezeE
-T ~-.-- marching record. esrab-
-rare .-. -r-ea- rv 20 Gerarhrent
aa rrare H-der LORD Percy and
o Concord re. BROKEN to-day ry p
- e es -a. STOOD 08wuan- F. NJ
Beginner. rr Infantry of u.althanr
''rfra. f.e r--ert--s.z miles from
'o r.e .f. .- F I0rr- ss minutes
Fse made fr rob +re ~edcoats
WINNING record made rre same day
. .0 Boston
military endurance "-Hze" vas tne
'er attempted u- Na sarEusette
4. -Ve-....le squads started from
...r and nearly g. dozen
r Errs condition. although each
~ -a-''ef r -.' Equipment. UttG tle eZ-
r.a- ~1-
s,
sn ora -.... --.. t... i, -,'l.---.ra
-s nsr .- le-.s-ef-- small riae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20
aUsINEss CHANCES.

~ a %TF0 - Marine techniciau. experienced
energetic and well connected 70 take charge
Part and direct Development and Organization
Of immense steamboat project. based on orig
tnaI plans and invention. Address n. calvin,
& BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20
WORK WANTED.
Male.


Male.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER-with expert ex-
periance Of double entry bookkeeping z.
Hsrdenburgh. 694 Grove 81. BROOKLYN.
BARHEEPER - Thoroughly understands
liquor and restaurant business capable man
ia both lines. J. Selig. 90 East 1l5tn 81. city.
CHEF.-French. takes fun charge. with k.tch-
elllatd; nrst cass reference 60 anywhere
Julien Bureau, - West IA 81. Tel, Bryant
GEBMAN-At ANYTHING oscar schulz. al
sea View ave. DonEan Hills. Staten Island
NAN. HANDY, understa nding painting. carpen-
position city or country ! Hannah. 100
8IECHANIC. superintendent; estate or insti-
tuition. knowledge repairs. plumbing. steam.
electricity. carpentry; thoroughly rellaole'
country preferred. 81. Scotch. Jameson. Gen
era DeiiNef'. honkers-
MINISTER'S SECRETARY expert stenog
rapher student. desires position 20 o'clock,
excellent references. sermon reporting Rob
errs 1855 lexington ave
To MOTEL and Institution Managers-Tior-
ouEhlv competent butcher. experienced
etc Ten Years reference present position.
Address Z. a. Dunning, 10 Kearny 81, agew-
WANTED-Bv young energetic salesman.
covering from New England ~ Middle West
e-n states csn made immediate preparations.
!. p. Boz =. Tribune
YACHT STEWARD wants position or second
on large Yacht by experienced capable man.
excellent references as such LoTerinss 90
West 10lst 81.
Female.
CAEHTEF-DrIE or retail store; experienced
Young woman wishes position: is neat, renned
and accurate. good references. =. z. r. BOX
-. tribune oTice.
ca A1IBERMATD and SEAMSTR ESS-Excel-
f-ur reference Tcftcn's Employment Blu
reaU. S7y Grh ave 49fh street.
ELTT RED. genial woman would take position
rH entertain aged man. woman serni-invalid.
rr would travel. social references exchange. T
r. Richmond Road. south Euclid. Ohio
POSITION as companion desired BY American
lady, thoroughly capable ana Trustworthy.
Eonl reader would travel or would supervise
SINAI. household. etc. six -ears' references.
ADDRESS Box 81. New Canaan. conn
STTNoGRAPHCP rs three vears' experience
rapid. capable. commercial experience. wishes
position whore she csn advance herself Hamil
ton. ?. %. Box 1851
~~ENoGR PIER and TYPTST -RAHned.
rrus--vo-thv and capable. s. T. Box -. Trib-
uno DfiCa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20
FITRNIsHFO RoOMs no LET.

LARGE sunny CORNER ROOM. running
water. private family beautiful location.
facing the Hudson. telephone. Harrison. 2io
West i0lst ST. Telephone 600O-Riverside
WAVERIEY PLACE. 102.-Room. with Driva-e
hath. $40 per week. hotel service
2cD ST 3nS VEST kept private house;
American FAMILY. -ir- rooms central location.
moderate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20
Southern B~7II.v7rs


The 7-rr1siula- amount o. The ter -~a-r-,
- satisfy which the accve-dsscrib-.i brcp-r-y %
20 be sold, q Twelve thousand Five Hundred
8ud Sixty Dollars tst& 500 with interest thereon
f~0u1 the Tenth Cav ~ Nsrrh taf0 tog-fhe-
with costs ant allowance amounting 20 rhres
Hundred Ssvsnrv-nina f2-tnO Dollars $50 II.
with interest from March fist 1910 tozs-As-
with the expenses u the sale The aDBroxfrrraf =
amount 0r the taxes. assessments and wars-
rates. 0frsr tens. which are - a1rw-d -
r1e purchaser our - the purrhasa ule-~v -
uaf1 BIZ the Referee. is g. Is 81 and interest,"
Dated. View YORK March 2Qfh faf0
SAM Ell STp ASB0r- RGEP. Psf-~-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20
CARPET CLEANING.

TYPEWRTTING AND TYPEWRITERs
TYPEWRTERS, 4 Ss:. t y: =. ~ !; =
VICTOR VISIBLE, 70 Nassau st; cstalozus
free. all makes taken part payment; bargains
IN Underwoods ReminErons. divers. smiths.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20

!. - Young man. -
automobile sister "a
references Address
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20

GARDENER OF COACHMAN tswedish1 -
F,-zr class. excellent Communications,
wages So rrr month. AT Lind's AEencv. 20
. 2 ezirrt1n ave between bsth and 5pth sts
-as sGps Plaza
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20
oREssMANNo AND MILLINERY.

DPFsaN AKER-Suulruer ,fresses. Sc up. chit
dreu's dresses specially Frankiyu. 1873 " I03
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20

st class. understands fncu-
81 reference. Carpenters
Tel. 1888 Chelsea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20

LAIyNDRESs- German. excellent on shirts, col
lars cuffs friend. nurse. Infaut grown, city
country. Morrow Bureau. T2t Lexington ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20

DAYS WORK-German laundress wishes work
b. the DAY. best references Address Iaun-
dress .O3 East sSth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20

IATNDPFSS BY Finnish girl. best ritv ref
erences. CITY or country. wages $50 month
Yields Bureau. scA Columbus ave Tel TS94-
Schuyler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20

HOTEEKEEPER COMPETENT woman. IN wtd
overs bachelor apartment. p 9. 2s3
East Ash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20

LAUNDREES. -Sp- edish. 20. first class $40,
Rerr neat. superior servant. excellent refer
snce. Waldorf Bureau. y West 33d 81 Phone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20


"a MIDDLE AGED WIDOW. '~ ro0- -ea-'9. who
r.-a- |r re~ ~--r house -fr1 -e--aDfF 001i-
like md uzrTIf .-7rr7 MON. one VINO cares
move Tor zoal ro~- than salary. best NJ Fe-
s1rzl references required Address ' n. Box
49, tribune One
spTT--= WA-TFD-To learn newspaper
r--r-Hrrz magazine IiuFrrHt.E - and Fash.
fr- 1r4arrg Thomas. Ias ~ est go ST. Rev
YORK
90 aiPr-1 tr-1-r7rs'I fa--I'-. --rr -n-. r0'l--
I'll later. SIS green --rI -aa'f be- considered
s.'orf Fure7u. ~ West i
~ tNFuEprr m and WAITRESS wanted Or
-r-a r.-. POSITION Wrz nfrtiusrr Co
creative ErrIor-leur Bureau. ssl Madison ave.
rH~7n~ 80
,orTF~f-s-r German nurse wanted irIr7etiar'-.
-Frz rI lf-=rr.4 t.--orerarira I'm i7E~ler- Blu
r'rear. aGf Madison eve corner $50 ~
tf~rT-f-t.~ t5rFT. Cd take flI ..ar-= ~ linen
r1ru1. mus. have experience. als0 E006 ~rfnr-
er~ee. Industrial Association. Inc East az So
COOK N0 aurt-- family Two. E-0. s''- NOW
country later. lnne5iateIr. waldorf Bureau.
81. West Bed
7=rp-faN NURSE wanted immediately. Mr.
r-srl--rq---r Co-1reraf'ra Ewul0Errenr Bureau,
gs1 Madison ave. corner 80 Ff
r7T7-eF-VIllFK ER -ronuererf cook. wash.
+-rr. small family private r0usr. 90 West
assn ST.. latef on in c0unfr-
--trT o. --He II. -rr-t be eV7e-'er-@d good
,.s+a-s-rer require. $50 r--us-r'aI ts-7--8
-.rr rf America Tr. Fast t-1 Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20
Female

CAEHTEF-DrlE Or retail store; experienced
Young woman wishes position. is neat. reined
snd accurate. good references. 3. z. 2. BOX
- Tribune Oflce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20

TAT-NDRFSs -First class. very neat Young
vouan. $40 Waldorf Bureau. I: y est SD 81
Phone. 300 Madison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20

Z tAAN ffAMAA41 or n Aot Nj . II lsf'at H'
perior experienced girl. So, excellent refer
erees WALDORF Bureau. Il West 83d 81 Phone
s0c-Madison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20

pOT-r.rRT MANTLE ella
r4rn~. -ro0Ger. best re
bureau 1as 6th ave Tel.
SECOND NAN-NfRSE
yea as second man on
r. nurse girl anH| here
rre fF 1852 Myrtle ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20

WOMAN wants position on farm. outdoor
work. no houaeSvorK. Address +. l.. Tribune
Uptown Once 1854 Broadwas, or call. i. T..
III East 18th ST. top floor. front
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20

WAITRESS =CapabIe Young giri. understands
salads wines carving. city or oount-y. ex-
-eIient references M Miss Fttzgerald's Blu
reau bu3 btn ara. Entrance on 42d ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20

good cook six wears reference from last
I oyer viii Do worS n small house. w. Miss
FitzGersld's Bureau. 5O3 5th ave. entrance 42d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20

ATTRESS-Youug. neat. excellent swedish
girl: nrst class waitress; can take butler $
place, best city references. friend. parlorfnad.
very good. ostcrbergs Bureau. tl6 lexington
a-e- Tel 1855 Plaza.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20

COT PLE-SweLess cook and butler. both gen
orally useful. best references. CITY. country.
Morrows Bureau. T21 lexington ave. SSH ST.
Tel 1925 Plaza
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20

cor PLEs-Ci-rrn m Scotch. butler. useful
wife nrsr class cook. do entire y 1rk house
hold. SG5- ST5 Years excellent references
Industrial Association. Inc . East 4Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20

ful outside work on gentleman place, will
ing. obliEing, good references. wilhelm Ma
theUs0n Bureau SIS 9Th ave tel BIS Bryant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20

WASHING. spectacle c0ored girl washing
1876 West a8fn 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20
HELP WANTED.

Male.
Statesmen throughout the United states 70
sell automobile necessities; every owner
vauts PROTECTOR: references required
0-Seiu Tire 90. SEQ Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20

AGENTS. 1--we wires. 20 sell low priced adding
machine. has many good selling poinrs; tx
CertlCual orportunitv. no competition. Address
- nrN - Trila.lra nfn.e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20

COUP F1-CSermsns Protestauts. woman good
cook. excellent laundress. man coaCIman. good
gardener: both highly recommended. Morrow E
Tureasi T21 lexington ave 5sth
The Washington times., 1910-12-02
FRATERNAL ORDERS
ELECT OFFICERS
Modern Woodmen, Knights
of Columbus, and MaSons
Among the Lodges.

Fraternal orders in Washington are
holding their annual elections A 2
Talbot Camp, No. 1872. Modern Wood
men Of merica. selected its officials Tor
the ensuing year AT a meeting held
Thursday night
Five other orders and Camp COlum-
bia. No H. Modern WoOdmen Of
meriCa- selected their officials az cleo
tons held last night
The majority Of the TaternaI Organi-
cations will have finished with their
elections by Christmas.
A R Talbot Camp. Modern WOOdmen
Of merica- elected H II. Millard consul
for his sixth consecutive term
Last night Columbia Camp, at q meet
ing held in PyIhian Temple, selected f
Z. ReppeTt Os consul Past Consul VIII
Ham H Cole was indOrSed for delegate
from the District 10 the head camp,
at Buffalo. next June Mr. Cole also
was Endorsed Thursday night by A r
Talbot Camp
The Washington GruetIiverein. one Of
the oldest fraternaI organizations in
the District, having been organized in
1865, last night elected B p RlCken-
bacher as president for the second time
Leon ChateIain was chosen vice presi-
dent. and Leon Chapuis recording sec
Rotary The organization Is composed
entirely Of Swiss or Swiss descendants
SpaUlding Council, No AZ. Knights Of
Columbus, Potomac COnclave. Improved
Order Of HeptasophsY District Hive, No
q =
and yette Lodge, No IS, r. a. A NJ,
were the other orders which held cleo
tons last night
IN SpaUIdinE Council, Knights OF Co
lumbuS William P NOTmOyle was elect
ed grand knight Francis J. Z. Civary,
deputy grand knight; Edward r GenOe-
Chancellor George Neillngs recorder, "a
Thomas X Gallaher, financial secretary
Among the officials chosen for PO-
JOmaC COnClave, Improved Order OF
HeptaS0DhS. are Z B SWayne- archOn.
Walter White, provost, y E EllnSSOT ,
prelatO; II. 7. Pines, secretary, and l.
J SiIverman, treasurer
District Hive No s, Ladies' Of the
MaCcabees Of the World, elected the fol-
lowing
LADY commander. Mrs. EstelIe Kah-
lerr- lieutenant commander, Miss Annie
O'DOnnsII- record keeper, Mrs NJ W
MOrcock- finance auditor, Mrs Helen
sergeant. Mrs Clara Carson, lady-at-
arms. Mrs Mary MITCHELL sentinel. Mrs
Mary BUCkneT- captain Of guards, Ms
n. E Bynum. color bearer, Mrs. Mary
Anderson
Galliher, 5 W. James \ Hartsock,
J w William NJ Wanamate-. P N,
secretary Albert F FOz. P NJ, treas
urer; Albert A Glaze, 5 D.; William e
Sims, J. d.
This lodge also elected the following
representatives Thomas P Morgan,
P NJ. to Masonic Temple Association
William :. Park, P NJ, to St Johns
Mite Association, James L Marshall.
r NJ, 10 Masonic and Eastern Star
Home w Spencer Armstrong, P N,
70 Masonic Board Of Relief. Graf "
Suukum, TO Board Of Managers OF Lodge
Room No J.
The Washington times., 1910-12-02

when He broke of the sentence to
Inquire How old is she, Morris
Rather older than CRTla,' LathrOp
answered, by two OF three years
Trevor shook his head perplexedly, as
he HsteLed to the reply
''PerhapS,F' he muTmured, refiecuvelyr
her mother was a sister OF the woman
whom I knew STILL I never heard that
went on, IN a louder voice, looking Up
at the young man, could you take me
10 call on this young LADY, l should
like to have a talk with her
Iathrop did not reply at once IN
stead, he continued 10 stare fXedly at
the Goals in the crate The silence en-
dured until Trevor repeated MS queS-
tiCl. believing that II had been IN
. heard
why not2'' the young man was
musing- I have had no hand in this
part Of the a1falT- Nny noI let S'E e ui n,
stances direct the remainder OF IL as
thev have this muCh2''
For the third time Trevor asked the
question, impatiently- And, finally, La
II will take YOU 20 call Upon her. he
said somewhat COldly- When would
you like 10 gO2'
Now was the instant response
NY dear sir. II is almost dinner
time" I.athrOp protested Come here
after you have dined and I viii take
VERY well then. shall be here al
s. the fnancier assented- He rose and
went toward the door, but he paused
with his hand on the knob, TO ask an
other question
'sIorris.'' he said. what is she %
you? You wouldn't mind telling me2''
Not at all, sir was the reply she
Your ward Trevor exclaimed, in
establishment You the guardian Of q
girl almost as old as yOurself2''
such is the case. pateT." Lathrop az
frmed, quite Unabashed-
The Washington times., 1910-12-02
THE THREE KEYS By zzzR.ss z oz@2s3
Copyright. 1sos. By ". J. Watt CO..

There was a brief silence, which was
broken bv the broker
was she the subject Of discussion
between you and Carla?''
Yes the young man admitted
The shrewd eyes Of the older man
penetrated LathrOp's embarrassment
-'CarIa is jealous Is that it," he
A nod Of assent was the answer
Then. after a moment, LathrOp said
You might as well know II at once
sir Our engagement is at an end
CarIa IS convinced in her own mind
that have not been sufficiently frank
with her What else she believes, 1
do not know I am not sure that she
herself knows BuU-She does not dp-
prove Of nv relations with Rita
At this statement the hnanCier ut
tered an ejaculation Of dtsmay, and
for little time afterward sat silent
IN frOwning thought But OF sudden
his expression changed again
oh, by the way" he exclaimed
! There is another thing Those secIr-
tiles, The fact Of my having them
has got out. somehow and am being
pestered to death about them-eveTJ-
body asking questions- smile, look
wise and say nothingI It's the only
way Why, Morris, even the company
the y L, you knOw-has been both
ering me I fancy that a cable Of IN
{ quiry has been sent to sam Wilmington
I himself But he will keep the matter
What do you mean, sir2'' Lathrop
I questioned. bewildered and alarmed by
I this turn Of the conversation
I Why the fact that the stock Is
yours" the financier explained Nil
llington won't spread the fact broad
cast, viii he2 I shouldn't like 70 have
/ the news OF it get about, now that I
/ have made use Of it as my own II
would betray the fact that had been
lizard pressed. But never
mind Just now Come down in the
The Washington times., 1910-12-02

morning. and we can arrange the
affair then I'm inclined, at least. 20
be soTTy that refused young Milling
tons offer"
1T is not too late yet L.athrop
suggested. quickly. IF you say the
word. III manage that And TO speak
frankly, sir. should be glad TO do SO
Your consent would be something Of
Ia favor TO me"
The deuce 3. would the fnancier
cried Why didn't you say that be
this thing You have as much 20 say
as I have Wire him that we viii take
him on the terms ne offered. # ne is
still OF the same mind
Forthwith Trevor hustled out OF the
room, leaving Lathrop standing IN the
center OF il in anything but q pleasant
frame OF mind. for ne saw the meshes
OF his nisdeedS closing around MIN.
exposure staring him in the face.
a cable message to Sam Milling
ton" he unused. and smiled dIsmalIy-
I should like to see him when he gets
the news, One thing IS certain
must manage somehow to get those
securities out tomorrow and return
them to the vault. But. even then, 1t
is bound 10 come out eventually that
II took them. for the superintendent
has the letter Jack gave me. Wei.
sufficient unto the Gay Is the evil
III ereOf- Meantime. 1 must do the
best I can. despite the fact that have
lost honor and love Why. ] should
been worthy, as L was ten days ago
But II is over now. only wish IL
were the end Of all things for me-
! Anc- with this lugubrious aspiration
he hurried forth.
A few minutes later the word Ger
rect was speeding over the wires 70
Jack MiIIingtOn's Chicago address
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