Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-16

or is there after al a spark Of honor len
in your
HOnorr I gasped HonOri what rs
You didn't know, you see. Madeline I
turned and went slowly back to the h0teL
I played tho Bruch for you that night
and my violin told you al over again what
I had said IN The morning
Later, Miss Campbell came up with her
usual request for q little dance Ulsic in
the parlOr. and You daneed with the rest
II was Hke you, though, to say nothing
Of our talk to your mother. or TO AEzrstou.
1 fest. Of course, an during the terrible
week that fonowed that to leave
at once. Yet something told me 20 stay.
And nov at last I know why
Or Norris had a little tank with ne
last night 1t Is rsmaTkable how the men
Of science. rather taan the phfauthroplsrH
and the philosophers, are coming mere and
more TO regard their felowmen as humaa
beings.
He had found tive eonsumptives in the
hotel. One was Old S~chERrfz-the richest
guest we had, II you remember-and tha
other was myself. He sent Schwartz OF
to a private sanitarium and gave ma a
card to Dr. Borning.
H thought I didn't know BurnIng. You
see. But I sd We used to play quartetz
at Bornings house every Thursday IN the
winter. He was enc OF the physicians IN
charge Of the Westchestsr place.
H had charge Of the hopeless cases en-
elusivsIy.
They don't usually tell a man when he
is an n c. And / Euppose il =u't. as .
matter Of fact wise to tell one thar he
has only a year, or six months or rive
months 70 live. The doctor would probably
not have mentioned Borntng Il he had
known
~somsh0w or other I didn't seem to eara
as mneh a. ! might have I promised DE-.
Morris faithfully to see Borntng ct once:
he himself left tbs next day. He had been
very friendly and he couldn't have told
Mr.. Palmer or any one OthsEwise ] don't
see how they could nave LET me stay.
But I dd stay, Madeleine- I saw you
every day, and every day the Esnder q
you ard The misery az Il al grsE greater
The fan regatta takes place tomorrow
morning Il the wind is good And Manstoa
has asked sal on the Sophie
with him. a. belfast His eoachman, az
Whosver was 70 have gone. had the tooth-
e b ] todd htm Il vas ridiculous. thai !
dlda't wsigh enough to steady a oarboat
But be insisted; said I could hang over the
side better uhan M one he knew n-shorL
would not hear q refusal
~ThsEe wiz be luEt Ne two IN thai boat
romorrow. Madeleine. Marstoa and mysslfp
They say = man vas drowned OF Eaeas
Roek one time BY the boom swinging
around and hitting his head His feet
caught in the sheet .
Il shan mail this 10 you tonaorrew guat
! before We start"
The manager PAT has head ID Al the door.
~sul upT" he asked. sociably. what
say. 70 a mid ntoxicaut before rsrsrinrr-
TN on IL Hrs not too mia I saad.
ningtug papers and pip On ths bed by
the way. Hop 'Hopkins was a KIND hearted
old soul and allowed even ms clerk to can
him Hopo, do they have yacht races here
every year,"
TheB WfH this year I mink, II ths Re-
sstta assoeiation can put n through. There
haF~nt beer any. you know, since "a
slB So WIS n0ty"
on Bopular P~ne5aGioe Young fellow Wa
6~roEned OF Eagle Rock during the raos.
shs Heed, somehoE, ana the boom struck
his head lie was 3 good ssimmer a. that
only his feet got tangled IN me sheet r0pa.
Had ue hotel vaoluist wirh hhn-nica,
quiet chap he Nas t0o-and play Ha
played ma BTurh cuncert0 an through one
4 might and, b. Georgsf q brought me teara
even % my eyea 4 VAS a clerk thar year.
same as you are nov. he was drowned.
too. KIN o. foolish far aim 20 have Euna
anyway, sa@ng be euuldnss sNfIn a stroke.
Aaythlng ~ that ola enrelopsr
Only some old hmH AID rerslptS. Hop.-
iI saA R0ns 90 hIlA Ana reoeps