Putnam patriot., 1910-04-08
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 Y YAyfNG deel9ed apan hss eaHrze t of action. Air DeviHe prompt \ ls sought atif fAe osiaeqHiana \ ! TimmiBs 8, bis oillee in tae

 \ ! Timmias ai bis ofilee la the stables
 Been here some time. bafen't yeu TirnminsT he suegsated
 ''Came here as useergreom hfisep years aEp. sir
 ''Must know tlse old gentleman fair ly well. then z
 ..Isor'. yez. sir. Aad Hesz F veFy fine old gentleman. sir. 10 hEH aay+
 Sure" anseufssl ths GHeHHA He had settled haek ln an office fhafr and was studying iufentlg fHs 9afnishei pine ceiling But whats hls Hay Ys he asked abruptly
 TinniiHz looked pefplesest.
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 sI.ax Ho sf sHee tlleH lost their faeHHs tie5's land ef a nped oui af T al t euea hazd WifA tAs elH Kfsu tieHan tf0. sir
 Ar. Define smoked fh0ashtfally far several moments before asking Any real swell nelsiibors around hereg Lots Of eni. sir It's . very select neighAofhoad. sir. Is you'll find. Why Jast above us are fhe Wilbura Kuiek erbokefs. sir Above them are the Miller TremWays youngest daughter married into the Earl of Dipplngten's family and was received at court And next below us Are the Nallo= ways. folks tlat has their owu coat of arms and
 Not Nick WallowayT'
 Hes the head of the family now. sir. Nicholas is"
 so Nick Is neighbor of mlne. is her
 Hut they're very exclusive. the Wal iewass afe. air They entertain lots of Titled folks They used to he very friendly here slf hut none of thema been here how far nearly two years '4rhen it's time they came declared Mfr ne3ine How about tlie other folks. the Wilbufs and the TremsAysY" Haven't been here for long time either. sir"
 sXery thoughtleas of them. Isn't itY But we'll fix that Hitch up two CT three of those gingersnap horses and take ne over te the Waliuway place To-day. slrY' Timmins stared hls nstonlshmeni
 No; rlgbt away"
 Hut iis-lt's Sunday. sir. Begging your pardon for being 90 bold. sir bu, the Veiloways don't receive oa sun. days, sir. and they've got a bishop there"
 Good I'm right at home when there's bishop around. And m see dutbt AfAf ttAfiAiHk huslAtNes tNh Just attend to the hooking up. Tlm- mins -
 So TimmiRs did. hut il was with hueh concSru for his professional dig nity that he drove un to the imposing earfiaEe entrance of tho Walioway residence The reception opened quite as ha had feanesl In fact, the Waiie- way butler. who weighed twice as much as Epnlnas aa,i was hanghtier in proportion. WAS ealdly doubtful as e whatl4er or nof Mir Nicholas Wal. loway could he seen. He surveyed the fewinrtan cols with whitening seorn snd glanced with disappresing eye at Mir. pesne's tebaeeo browa waist, coat
 T don't think air. Walloway Is re. seisang today he ehserxel.
 soh. thatli he all rlaht, fatty cheer. fuay femafked Mir lextna. You trot alon1 tn and t.Il Nick that Chernb IAslne ls euf here .
 The wallaway butler sasped Tim mlns tremhied in his sssat. Two min uses later Mi NFhoiss walloway. l..aeh issgpsexel and ues a ii,tle cmbar. rassed. aas eseefting Mir beFlne past the awful presence of the stout butler aid inio the house
 A clean cut young man of sedate. somew bat stsd bearing and with sober gray eyes was Mir. Niehalas Nallo= way. Ne one hut the Chefah. not eyen Mir NallewaYs most Intimate friends. ever dreamed ef eAlins him Nick.
 Mir ney1ne hsd neser honered young Mr WsliUwag wllh a soeial call before. but be had dropped in once or twice at fhe new offices of Walioway X Co. and hts reception had been extremely sardial h fact. Mfr Nicholas NalleMax had felt hlmselF slnguiarly faseFsxl aud he said so. for his nrm. in spite of the heavy mahogany desks aud ether expensive office trapplags which seemed to pro claim a prosperous stability. was Noe fully lacking in just such customers as Mir nessne could lc if he cbose, To have the handling ef same If the Chcrub's extensive business would es- tablish the firm oa a basis where ma hogany furniture would tss something more than an enserprIslng pFesamp- tion.
 nr. peyine assumed that if Mir. wailaway was glad to see hsn In his office he would feel the saaae about welcoming him to bis home Taat this Nas hardly . safe line os reason sng any one who Knew the Wallo-