Putnam patriot., 1910-09-23
Intellectual
 COuriship
EtIsa Very Different AGsr
 From Simple Love
ry EDITH B ARNOLD.
efIyFiHnl l8o. ny American Press
 Association

sfet ssSsarF Tor iHss Co uHLP I ttflHg itut she eax so clever fh8i tue eelleEe sent bef abroad te slBas Tor professor ehip. SBe returned 9nb an additional Foreign degree and assunisd the ebair foc which she had been preparing her. self
 xfhea aliss FfsfessHf tyafl vas fweafg -seveH years pid ll fseurrrd 10 f5et flIat aftef al she would prefer 10 tJe wife and mother tu gr1a taR old ns 4 teHctef If she were to ebOpse the more natural course fl was high sIuae she were doiug ~o Sue waz eon siders-J seeY attractive soumn md was comedy She had bad number Of offers. liuf hud aet Dt.eh thinking of marriage and for ihi@ reasbu had ae- refsei sons of fhe@ Now. haTlng s4eferuliupsi to ged she lsetkea es"r ihe ilst sa hef eHitofs aud settled on koyai Hicbaed@ea. r tUuruaiist
 sir ltie ha rflsen @as editor in chief of urge u"wsrapf iie wae fl high. ty ssIul aied md fnreefnl nmn There fs ua place Ia ihr world @befe exad sl.-es system aud Hlaye all. quiek fssonrea Afe tBefe rsssntHi fhau lu the mak.lp Of T daily nrwApnpef Air RIchardsan had gnlet alauiiied way with hlm that carried great weight
 "That mmeh.e every one aid. -is betwern one of natures highest type vf men aud Inc suue grade af women sueh a couple unlted shaad produce imporfant resditz fol eeai What anleaaid zt1uf fhe anr Tor the mbetf -'Ne dall alf, Tor me.. ~aid Nf Rich anisaa sGHee me f s8han with il s,ratn ID Der h38fd'e If Hn fn be married" ald Nfss lfah. T prefer I maa whs k eeFfHniy nof m$ Inferior lf be + ny .upetiaf | Nili follow his Eead. for thHi k Il aw ef nafGft if ile should turn eHi 1e be of poorer judgment tban [ then thai same ta@ 9ill compel him 10 submit to my de- sreea .
 Two persons were especially disap pointed ai this engagement One was Waiter Fairbanks. Il quiet, aaohtrn sive man several years younger ihan Miss f.yali Not being highly edneni d himself--he had gone Into business at seventeenth be bad fl profound ad mlratlon for l'rofessor Lyall IL was he acme of his desires to hnye such n woman for hts wife. II would toe like an intellectual bcggar marry ing one win m intellectual fortune. The other disappointed person wns Miss Lucy Brooks, Il girl of twenty. whose knowledge had been gained in n public htshool. but whose heart was IS fresh as n rese nnd exhaled Hs much Fragrance upon all who knew hef She had leng worshiped Me Richardson from distance. hut considered htm 90 far above her thaf II WIS madness for her ia aspire io be his wife
 No aaonef had Professor f.yall be come engaged "a sie Richardson than Mh,. began fo take nn interest ln hs pnner She liked to pick oui editorials sn which She could see his vigorous opinions expressed iii his terSe. pun gent style. fsni one daF she noticed what she had npt discovered before She was ui,h h interested in the na rionai problems of the day and sym pnthizpd wiih every movement ealeu lated to bring the trusts under proper f.smi subjecfion Mir Richardson had given in his editorials an impression That this was the lolicy of hls paper Hut in an article whleh bore every evi' xien,,e of having been written by him fss naasie tise af the term trust bust CT The next time be met his faneee she said 10 him
 Royal, supposed the policy of your paper was to advocate the regulation of the trusts bs law
 My dear Margaret, the policy of newspaper Is an unknown quantity to any one except it's manager
 s'aEiN you kindly espIainf''
 Mir Richardson for the moment for got that he was net in hts editorial chair |, s,.emed an iricle rather than a sentence that came through nis cold lips
 sYes. l will explain hy saving that alone dictate lhe policy ef my paper
 Miss l.yail looked at him with aston txfnaenl Aud alone she said --0ssi decide as te the man will mar ". He shall not he one who would snske ase of The obnoxious expression -erna buster
 She sirade malestieally out of the room and upstairs.
 Mir Richardson departed with com t1icsTion of feelings He was disap pointed. angered hurt For the first dime he had been interfered with in his lie work Ills eyes were opened so the fact that the high grade oi character. cf intellect. he had wished in wife had ln thts case at least prsved s boomerang If he had heer caiied to account by another his feel ings would nes have hesn the ieas, ruff fled But he had fur,us.d the very im porsant plan of marrying Miss Lyall and he ssw that such a uulon would necessifate the roofing up Of the maif hahit of his life
 -'tsos.d morning. Mir Richardson. came a soft voice. and. locking asid, ns he walked he uet the amiahl' emile of Miss Brooks IL was like w1vu sunshine breaking through | wfufry cloud He turaed and Joined her. Eor an hour he walked hessds her txxening 10 her grattie. scaneIg speaksux himself. tb,. r.rl ai the white pouring halm on his l,eFtaneni fsss.t 1ngx He aent ~sth h~r in l.s'r natAs' and it ~ax sfsotn-r hent tssE.as Hs l~fi
 Miss t-yaH suffered The saage her aurt,~~l seasations. aud as Mir. itichasu z.aa ssaxl l.saa s,aittf1Arita.i hN Miss