The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-05-28

her own puwer ana a!n1fs6 herself ait
er a light fashion. surely youths and
beduty'S privilege:
But, whatever the girls motive, her
conduct in the matter reacted on my
lord. The fellow WAS in the way
very much so. How could he himself
pay court to her when she frivolousl}.
il only for the moment, preferred this
eommoner's company?
sWhat made the situation even more
anomalous to Eonsdaie and the less
patiently to be borne WAS that Sir
Charles understood and sympathiZed
with lis desires and position in til"
matter. And why net: RonsdalS'S
father and Sir Charles had been old
and close friends There were rca-
sons that pointed to the match as
saitable one. and %ir Charles by his
general manner and attit';:.H had lon-
shown he would put 10 obstacle III the
way of the noblcman's suit for the
hand Of his fair niece. AS for Lady
VTray. Lord Ronsdalc knew that he
had in that practical ana worldly per-
s5n a stanch ally Of his WiS.les. These
lad not become less ardent since he
had witnessed the unqualified success
of the beautiful colonial girl III Lon
con, noted how men i!luStrious in va
Fsous walks Of life. grave diplomats,
s'eei' q ''l',','''S''''''', "o'> .' ~
isr ~ ~ 'i'',' III ,''''' ''.'.'"'Si' '''nA
isss u Youth -\'-,' ~ il'' '' 'i'i ~
lili nav "l' .,, i-'l,,'',' - M. '',. 'L,'' ~
sstioinS III" uiS'i1'.' '''S'''', 7e'i "ii'" q
seoiit.e 'Ioi. '''"'''' >'''''' ''' e'' ''i'''
Ioi
f.eol1ouhu Tue 'c"0' W mere dlu ne
ssine from: " =" are HIS '''nl'!-'
= mas one:
s As the noblem1h aS%'hded the steps
T his club he seemed again to be
1nking deeply. NthIn. ms rreoccu-
4 lflen did not altogether desert hin-
sstsa corner, with tn" big pages OF the
ssgaes before him, he read with scant
= 1szfst me comes OF tue DAY rom
''4S.tss''f7#'', '',''s'-F S'' 'ace ot
SHY haireu, soou h"'"itu 'tPe'iiiis
i}efst'h quite ull'r'ii' Oh 'Ae behen'
ehahced TO iook OUT 1T MN
IN mat YOU lsol'Sdale: ne sslld'
ieaeiliilS lor d Stc"s''lI'@ E''SS "l hot
beverage AT HIS e.n""- itGW IS your
FRIEND Sir Chafi>s Nra!: | had the
pleasure OF ine''ill% MN 'he other
morning III the courtroom.
Same rs usual. ! imagine. Judge
heeson'
And his !alr niece Sae taxes kindly
TO the toWr AMI lis &AIetleS:
VERY kindly, oryiy.
a peautlIul &Iil our young Austria
llan. Inc elder man t0E2G with his
glass. stirred the contents and slipped.
by the way, dIdn | see John Steele
IN their box ut the opera the other
fIght
1T is possible. shortly.
Rising man, that. observed the
rthe: lightly. Com: i!IltlDn OF brains
and force. DID you ever notice his
fist? It might belong to a priZefghter,
excent that the hands are perfectly
kept. You'd know mt once he was a
man accustomed to fighting, who
would sweep aside obstacles, get what
he wanted"
"Think so:" Lord Ronsdale smoked
steadily. You as magistrate, l sup
pose, know all about him?'
"Not much. onlv that he is an alien."
"An alien:" quickly. ..Not a colo
nial?"
"Eo He has Iivnd in tha colonies
Tasmania and so ON Rut Inv birth
he's an American"
"An American. oh? And practicinc
-ot tbe Rritis, hore,
.Not tba first case of the kind. FIX
centions have bann made before and
alians .ca1Iad, as we exnress If
StaeIa,s hobby of criminoloov brourht
hin, 10 Torion ond bis oarnastn..s
o,d ,1i1it,, IN th,+ Iiro nrocnrad -r,r
hin, tha nriviIaro ba sonobt As ,&.m-
hor of th, incornorotod societr tb,t
,,o-co, ,,na, t,,o l,o1ieoo.ions Of con-
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