New-York tribune., 1910-08-21

IS TE-E ---TS IlCeSC IOT man crat so T1uCl OF
/ rs -zC---- depends on 4 woman 5 YES no.
There Is -----s quite so terrible 70 think Of on
s---exce-- -1v the case Of q man who lacks the
courage &C ask J-ar, and 50 IS likely TO let his hap
2-a@ sip pas ---. And this last IS really the most
--.--l ----g that --- De-aL Z man.
N5T.lt Sa--.-s only had taken advantage OF oppor-
--es --s-ea- "a. tanning them. the case might have
Ie-=r-. .- -e vas bashful man, and had loved
woman I'll -4z-. and never told her Not that the
T--zl l-- no --17 women cannot help knowing
--- ll-1gs T-- men Ike Sanders say the right thing
--l5 wong - " the wrong thing at the right time.
5-- Ike ever man who lives, this particular woman
7z-,e1 % Je T-at she knew, especially IN such
---sZ
-ae vo--z- ..5 Sanders. because she had begun by
9-lg nm, -- mixing what Z truly big hearted fel-
III -e wzs an how helpless he was likely 10 become II
-s T1--. an .r he needed woman TO take master
q nod q --- 20 push him 10 the front, where he
-r 00----. and - he called on her frequently and
81 -1- -Dp---=5 lg- studying him, the more she
@-7 % tle that she was the woman needed
make ---- Is Sanders.
III o=---- never knew his, or there would be no
-77- o. --= Ike al baslful men, he thought
--le- ---Elg .-u5elt rather shvlv, somewhat dis
5-s,1--v --- were times when he was heartily
Ez- II had -. I'D Mary Law TO be his wife; for
VA Tas he --. rl-1an might stOop to love him:
nc So T. --l--r one summer evening II the
Mountains -z- -- Sanders made up his tITnId mind
= n Them. ... -e-l Na-v Law that he loved her
II -4- y929---. 10 plenty 70 ask her that very
---15- 1-- x 70 Z woman was not one OF tie
--gS ---- To-. ..--5 DO 0Thand. He wanted time
NIX over morrow would be the very time
nc baCE A Ten minutes drive from the
---@- accord -- prospectus, would be the very
n, DE- g.. 70 an early morning climb Of
0-.-- 4o-r-a-- --Ee-z asked her
-12s Il 5=lghrful. Suppose we make It
--s--y a--e-
les -g-. a-.- -=sl-1ast And suppose each Of Us
- lC5E- n the prospective bridegroom,
al- Ee Czn r.
Nay Law -rsnlzle5. i think that would be
= --l-g. he After we climb TO the top OF
-. --ooa-4.-. -=45 your book and Il read I11lne,
49, ne morning pass very pleasantly indeed.
course have 70 read # we q rather not,
VI course 1o. answered encouragingiy.
II 1ezr morn nine G clock they set out. Mary
-~-1 ~-1 carried 1eustock book, and golf cape;
L 2-1aerz merely book He picked It up
4 -. from lie without looking at the title.
7---y -1y-g- e-s What 10 Do IN Ernergencles-
- --ey talk. n climbing the mountain IST7 I oI
--~ II W.. Is I'D largely Of lust such common
--a rs are ale gv v0ung people in the mountains
| .--'-e- -r - "len what one says lsn OF such
/ -5--s Is .- r one says It.
/ 11s Nearly -. ..5- zen when they reached Badly
! - - Mar --ac=5 her golf cape on the grouno
i -1~--- 9a- lay IL her feet.
/ --5-'oe,u- box DOWN there. isn't it?" and she
/ - ~'"a-c -. alley II the center Of which stood
/ --'ise they --
,F5-csa1 here " ne said. smiling at her.
] sr ~ @191--- Je," she querled. 60 ! here are
/ ssaI d Us a.-- down there are hundreds. II
..95-s - ing pea nh only two q crowd than Win
60 a. ,ae les .--- are IN q community the more
~ laes- y"
ae-a 60 he wen l lurriedly. then if two people ol
! e1 s1 egree- most particulars there q DC SUI SUI
- - i those we're made one, woUldn t theIe'
/ IT, q .er. e--ye--auu-
'-z-i- -'.1l lu--ly1 told her what was coming So
E. - - WAL ---s.ng, she sought 10 postpone
s@ @--4E-y i .ag were made one, there q De q
NJ d md duality, with neither the g-l g4lneI'