The evening world., 1911-09-05

seat ant LOOKED tut u he window.
SSe e1es an e oS' .n,r,s, IN m sm :' as attracted y . pretty. r0''-'h''1'a
ne" ss"a nd 'h :u sid, Of ,s : ,sv,as when / .r.ms.a !: Il. r.Nns s,a:..
a 'a .se. ri % s at a =. . sas Il ' ..: sss IND s s.", IL. ~, :s s"s s'., !" seemed . -
: IN: time - Her: s"s' .s %a'a this: :"' md .'s sA: :," n: Oh ssss:s her spar ..-. =" umbrella s:n ::s
town r: hooded. Where r.'. IRE. . YOU . Sa% 'n: years" said she TIN '"''' ''
Wen. o can't &c. down there. this. evening Tn. car track, Ii. md..
Papa r.p' w win Ia n e :. .s ,u sx .os You will have to ia q. 0' house over night
with my fair companion as, guide ". ~.r. n. ons in reaching her HON.
fac. wiss-sas 1 believe. % % y 100. s~.. "a; r '''s sas ' @y Cd, an f%r sS' ~ ! i i%: ' rom
b. :urs :, this: :: niue mildred. whom I used to pet, when .hs :. scarcely Nv:
DAN: family in Tsaa. a. tina. tim. i. h.s eSsrs. .: . rSrai school and / Va.
to transfer ss'i mS %"S%1 Bag e. atm s. s... 's from ,' 4. sa tn y :S S. ssu ss'' than for me
sss !: ny !: s:a. sses sss: NJ 2 it NO. TO- s :n 2 y =! 81 $.% s:" ss:s I ~ ~
Blu. or the fourth day .,. delightful harmony wa. rua.ly broken b, . as
: ssas'a assa a's ss, Of A 1s ss,ns " !, an. "a, then a. N. a .ns. Ts s.. 's a. NJ ,.d: :ss;m ana s, x:
WITHOUT ag s. s' , ..s s:.sa .,, .an:,A a.: s ss..'. .s. ss': s.,s.:. n4sS: ss@' ,a:s ca, I.
heard %''i Mr. : ;srasS rs 81 e1S ",s : r, sa "a. ,n . ts M sn %ss We. n ss.s. to: :a -. !:
pointed +" "sa" "%s .'o O. ' *sso aI m v'1 against a '' Il. es s.s f 81 S.; . that m%S . r..
indulge the violence Of nf feeling. 'H i'm a Sun q N H. ssars. a sus no. sG S..e n: .s s; 10 "a
...,.en.'s' assured her md parent that h. would ever ehoo.. . husband
MI Jordan had son. back to II. ono. his. wife. had on.u....,, retired Tor,
: 's'... the servant wa off for the afternoon. so Mildred IN l w.r. eft .trsn,
.:: =: ": :S:.y :S : &: rs: 7 e: ' ;::s s::as a {: % ;"s e. :'s Gs: ..; 7 .% :;" e.: !:
and ! , 81: aas ss;. a a' %is,. much S.; ;sss's ss n: .n ss ten .as :s'' s. ss: n. ': n :: .': a.:
He wa. employed as age, agent os :. . ,o m,' ., m,sh b anywhere In Msneo
Collin. on business ea. would return in . few days
bout salvado himself" Mildred indignantly refused TO give them the slightest
credence without better evidence than had yet teen offered, assurinEm me hat hsr
character too ad been 'andered by others in the effort to prejudice Salvador
against Their an that he had loyalty defended her against her ccusers
summed up thu situation as follows; Concerning Salvador himself although
! knew limos as nue. as Mildred DID. l felt that kne too little to- mass
Judgment ! commended her for her loyalty to The man ,e owed and for hr
spirit In DEFENDING his character nd asserting her right to owe whom ss
pleased. tut cautioned her nevertheless. against the folly Of marrying n mn
upon too short n acquaintance. and without knowing something of his imms-
late ancestry.
With m departure from thatr romantic pot m y tale is nearly lone. Afer
my return to the States could not est writing q little note to Mildred. In
which l said
i ave no Isl TO dfrect either argument or persuasion. censure or ridicus
::ss:s. :s.1 ali .. . unit: yss Ss. s vi a. : a: %s s1 I e "sas ,ss to i r %asss ::
that there 10 an American hearth In which you are securelye nshrined. md thai =
stand ready to declare myself yours devotedly. entirely, mechanically md for.
eve whenever on car tell m hat u love m ana 10 Salvador"
u never a word since then nav had from Mildred; and 7 DO nt knov a.
day whatever came of TIT owe between Salvador and the Girl in Blue