New-York tribune., 1910-12-25

% vi his .f,aid you will not andeTSsaha dc 15,sIe i
an ais. s. but must Try 10 MAKE !.
s ooirt 1I,I,st lay bare things 'iiA' ''ie S'N'
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cT0Pi A. here IS with my COUSIN
, baslilfS,, 80 IN = she returned i nave
Please hho,,li hs.fli not have married JohIl llao
"a v0a sLio.--r o--,+7 beforehand; but that mas
isroNn the = I'll Ti+h the case, nothing what
.,-tringg 70 " not a husband. 1t was not
-. 4 loFc- c.--.a--3e5 that / began to reallze
.a.il vas .5 l5'--7 nan Iohn was Oh, don
-1st good -.,e..~. lal,, for l know | cannot
lggh, don T. ! S-le his goodness. But a man
rsse YOU - Isa-s,,se he has committed one
: aot baa p.-,, ,,o-a than a man Is good be-
-sst sn- any 5ore nothing terribly wrong.
sssuss ne n"s - seemed TO me. her voice
sniit seelne~ sess- THAT began really to care
;rna Wil,spo of+a- our marriage. When ne
h hgra on. .---b. r thought my heart would
too % hut it would nave S, O4Shem Poiea- a ii-~T loo
tr rs IN understand; tor no man can ull-
3ss:2Iaa nIease ts. let it 60 at that, he inter
~Iten en- ,,r,nkindly. / repeat that nave
rptea ~. sssI with my cousin and with nm
o5ne to os-.- wish can go now and return
s1r. / 80 ~, nothing from Ohm Carson but
b,s- ! M .ar1e. / have enough OF other
o. gool You may say that after twenty
good i1iilss e. leave weIl-oT ill-alone. But,
y52rs N - went on intentionally, l
s.h0is-,, thought Of any woman but you,
have 1a'5:; 80 70 --la~-v. And, should l do
rlE ys' 80 - -;rterti0r of giving my wife and
80 Aa's...ss 2 SOLE ~ q false name 1t
:allrsa T.r--- -, i plainly, Mrs Carson Now
md return n
IElL &C. II Her beaE E-ooped little lower.
81. -,or Dut + more plainly than |
You q:r- Tn- are here 10 compel my husband
sesi 10 - vo,,r innocence by public con-
70 ieS-As n -o1, -r1ught what that will
nez3; y - mink what i meant TO me TWO
- ~ years ago. when he stood there
al NJ To- me be branded as the thief!
g-'41 - c-- -i1o,,g1r WI all those years have
H. u = ne? Has John thought-
ra@a- - ,9,,- an ,1-s-eadv hand. Only
- -7vsef know what John has suf-
~. ~ and what he must suffer TO the very
h-:-' s T1v.' she as5e5 =.:dderly. s. why have
II '-- ,7-,e on this n-C-- OF all nlghts-the
T7r :: esi-1f iC-1f5-isr-1as? ! L more than justice
>. 1rsrr3 Is Il revenge;
-. Lgr7oerls 70 be Christmas Eve; / can't
- .ta+ Nevercheless. Il IS surely a time
:-.5s - making OF rep--alon-
~ ~ fo- the ex-5--l--g q mercy, Robert.
s-75 fo-givene--5 Who can be truly
K. - Ci7--srr11as save the young? Should
n = - = T-s7 Of us older folk be a kindly
--s..----1,ss'2 =. For C1--- : sake, be merCiful!'
- - al, TOO -r-l," His voice was
- = he rose 70 his teet.
81 Ch-7s-'s name one cannot ask too
nscl. ..-. -...--..,,... -.
Pct,a--. '' she sought 20 control her voice,
II 5q,eS-lv belieye hat John would have
- many wear --0 had Il not been for
- rl7I6rer and ---5elt; and / know
- -f7a- i he sees YOU here tonight he viii
: sr vor5 des--a --l01c YOUR asking 1t.
~ tine be nd that If ever YOU re-
rcd he would humble himself to the dust.
- le WI DO IT. I -luld not prevent him.
= I'll v0u -Lz- 7 D1nStTOne and all the
-.s-s where he Is Known and loved rose up
: ~ and pel- t--- ! should still be proud
+ be MS VIE. But the public disgrace
z-ls surely XII -l-l, and-the1e are the
c-5-r
L raS afraid -.. was giving way 10 tears;