Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-09-03

warm suushiu0 breaking through q
wintry cloud /, He turned aud Joined
her. For an hour he walked 3esido
her. listening TO her prattie. scarcely
speaking hinfsclf. the girl all the while
pouring balm on his perturbed feel.
,inSs- D'He went. with her TO her home,
and ~ was another hour before he left.
Miss. Eyalicsu ffercd the sume per.
tughed sensations. and us Mr. Richard.
son bad been comforted by Miss
brooks She turned TO Walter Fair.
banks for similar treatment. IL Il
person Of strong mind becomes baked
and consequently irritated there Is u
craving Tor some one-not 10 rely OIL
for advtce. but to whet opinions upon.
Miss Lyail rnnde IN excuse to send
for Mr. Fairbanks In order that she
mtEbp hstsera dummy 20 pound. Mr.
Fairbcnkssdprovc himself admirably
ssuited to the purpose. Not capable OF
sppfaersfapdlpg that higher role of ele.
.vaung by an unceasing flow OF iafor.
matfop, WHICH Is the great work OF
spewspaperS. ne Jaw oaiy the biemlshes
restfng ON the press. When Miss Lyall
told him OF her disagreement with Mr..
;Richardson be was surprised that she
did 1YtHMYt3at his paper was own
ed by 4 c6ihbina tton OF Industrial mag.
mates This opened Miss Lyalrs eyes
NOT only 70, the fact OF an entire nb.
sence OF sympathy between her and
the man Who was employed to oppose
views she held very strongly. but that
there WINS. after NIL. comfort I'm com.
Ing down with her aeroplnne and hay
Ing heart TO heart taik on the earth's
surface witt man who knew what
was going on there.
But Mr. Richardson before any an.
nounccfnent was made OF the break
Ing OF the engagement concluded to
make an, effort to set matters right be.
tween him and his fiance. he called
upon her. and she came down with a
disappointed look on her face.
Il have called to say. Margaret" be
began. that perhaps you arc not aware
that newspaper Is not exclusively a
concern for dispensing noble ideas No.
bic ideas there may be In II. but they
would not DO there dt all II the paper
had no means for its publication. I'm.
less a newspaper can be made to
pay
HAS thht anything to no with pro.
tending to advocate IDEAS and ut tho
same time sneering az tbem?''
T dont, qdmit''--
What Is your definition OF the term
trust bSsterYs- -
"A trdst f5istcrr Why. a trust buster
Is one who advocates breaking up those
combinations which are essential to
business a. tho present day"
but ! dont admit that they ere
essential
Certainly your opinion can have
nothing to DO with the mana cement OF
the paper edit
Tfthe paper you edit In tho eI ponent
on the principles, or. rather. tho want
OF principles. OF the man am to marry
IT, jeertaiRly, Is Of grent importance TO
{. sI,gaHl, employed 30 carry out thai
policy laid down by the owners Of me
paper"
why, then. do you ppoteni to carry.
out opposing ideas?.
\ Margaret a newspa per r. a proc
ttcai affair II must have advertise,
ments; 10 secure advertisements M
must have circulation; to bsys sircu-
latioo IT must have readers. Reader.
are 0t VARIOUS OPINIONS. One must
steer a middle course to-
Z ',Enough. you. the man with whom
! had decided TO unite my very being
have no principles OF your own
irMy principles are my own; tho pa.
peTs principles are It's own
!, Then II You were paid % ndvocats
anarchy and assassination YOU would
DO so without qualm OF conscience"
Margaret" be said. changing his
tone 10 one of dcspondeDcy. ~ our
union IL 20 be one OF argument instead
OF simpis lovo IL Will be failure"
And unless marry a mnn whoesi
principles are noe for sale II will DO n
failure"
You are impracticable."
"Goodby.-
Mfr. Richardson md Miss Lynf had
again found themselves I'm tho position.
OF those
Birds OF tefppest loving kind
Thus beating UP against the wind
though neither Of them loved tho
tempcst; They were obliged by their
nature 60 bent up against H. Again
they sought solace in tie sympathy of
i9er Wielietri interiors afr. Rich
ar4Son CITED on Miss Books. and
&ias tyaif cHH}d IN Waiter FeIrDailksF
RIciiard'sot snt Oh sofa beside The
1.-THE. fadyhInE gIri. rested by her
every lhMbteut word, by her every
dninfS anIbf1on and moro than ail by
'hai'nperpsirnl smile which lowered
f{YFr IseT lb's. Size cared nothing for
ibf p9lkygof hts paper. ana. rs 20 his
she did not for n moment
iouht TIM they were noble. 4 lock Of
his hqIr Zen down over his forehead.
and WITH the touch OF her wRxen en-