The evening world., 1911-01-05
Chapter I.

-n HEN a woman writes, he sory IF herself She ms .need. begin at n:
A Ny father m mother were already dead. and I va, living With =. my
s "%s H %'n in the the Bluegrass section y Kentucky . moi. TIC eroyn, sa. sn ,n,. tina,
that % chosen ssss''i l. n.' aaa ia ss' sa beauty s'1 n non, usual, add al tbs other
Even before my dsbu. here. had not been lacking episode. to s sssa,', Aunt Az
9 very al men at Ia, AM ys,I had 70 more real knowledge IF my assets
i. seem. incredible tina. /. CIR, S so%s be en-. engage, ,s ,", .ss T s,Ss, i nSsson.n nat I
had ne, hin ., a ost asosa resort, wn@. Aunt n,A A,' s,, and Il l. had s,. ss' s ito
perhaps With a n uira,Bossonian dsncaey Of feeling he had been re.snns tn:
my surprisingly aucs change Of partner. that disqueted Aun. Aison-haa never.
resent Psssa, x&y 't s 4 Ssa ne %' s as sSass ,ssss IN me my 'S poss. Ai : . !. ': evening Of m ,
debut part was not half over before 1 discovered myself
A "oENIUs FOR LOVE-" .t
1, wa. not, what msn said to me-, was, the way way I ,%,, ,ns%, 81 = s s.Ss s.:
or be anythinst The realization Sur.. on nj k hi revelation Of eniu,-l' WAS
ed Alden pranera. hi Boaonian and Jim Goodman. the cther han'e onward
10 love Saa %S a a ssa c"s to le Sf int %s a mirror until, he iss guest wa. one when
7 Sa / i.o %S1as asa. T n. thai, Ssd ss esSst ' xan, i 1sson "" sss ar Ssssss me III n s ssssn that
D %aSss %, os s%I sSd eosr sa"a s" "%' up gain Soa m young shoulder. in I:
a 8" s . st S %sS waiter ma I w SA' sea "h i' I ea H' sssy ii it n" noo~|-soo long atssr~ara:
suess ua' H A% . "s' %S nr VI Consciousness o %as ' {; my v value. I continued . b:
thear' a adv nase IN fact. I Intended o to marry we'll Alden Brain.rd
n wSad 'r nass S sS ss s1 s ms..r ma,ss' which "a, I hI r Sss"s 90 90 ' with i% on i u. ' soss
s TqiSSS MUST 'T pE s sS MORE 1 RE': M isrpS Ts 'M Marriage sa a. q career rec ' Woaa ADMIT n
1.-THE MAN MEANT TO MARRY"
before the winter vas over ! had touna II. man Im meant; s to marry I ,. sun
,sn Z IN nsrs S, sss 1ssss,. n,sn sns d nsssss' OF T% %ev' ,%%Hs he S' sarss he 's ap,. s:',
St sss" s s sSsn !: :' T. aa ass h 1 e ss ' nd ne "s.s he : s'aas ie I'm sn" %ann S""s :. really
~ ~ iS, :s' %:, P 3; ss.. n" s%s s sss ss 9 .s toy : g, ss' sna.. %" ;s ss ss: an. N r: :s:s.. %;
him of a liking t, aus at them even while 70 used them A politician to his
finger Prs aas But saes n se" ss 81 raeas' F rPsas.s 81 nassasr " %ss amssSas Politically. H.
ALREADY had a place among the recognized leaders of the Democratic party; HI
vas already one OF the best known OF the younger men In the State Legislature
Ad one estimate OF him was ppIty we'll summed up by What heard ono older
oma say to another one night at a party:
A PROPOSAL CAMPAIGN.
III Prenuss Buckner ca only keep his scorno of the rest of thu human rae
to himself he'll & o pretty far"
IF lie gets the right sort of wife" replied the other.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. h first woman. with a laugn. finishing the remark BY
gancing at tho other womans daughte.
n IN secordw gave back a smile thatw was something like frank &C.
acknowledgement FOL Prcnuss Buckner was a great catch.
For a long time he didn't even call OF ne. though I met him continually at
parties. Then.o one night when halfa dozen younger men we're gathered aroun
me- he cam. 1t Is marvellous the way younG men Of from twenty to twenty-five
an be scattered b the mere approach of an assured man eight or ten years
older
TIN afraid I'm rather a old fellow to call on a young girl Ike you." h .
remarked.
But here was also in his air as he said II a subtle c!ousn Of the fact
that he was a great catch" perceived that he felt nal he hi put aside his
dignity in running afer sch a oun girl a l. Prenthss Buckner was used "a,
being rn afer But l knew that since he had come. feeling TX that. he nus:
have done so because he couldn't sta away. Therefore, he would come again.
began to feel that the gam vas in my hands.
(To B ContlnuedJ