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New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
PEACE CONFERENCE BEGINS.

shanghai. Dec. 1S-The peace conference
between Or. WI Ting-fang, the Foreign
Secretary In the revolutionary Cabinet, ano
Tang Shao-yi. representing Premier Yuan
sbih-kai and FIVE delegates selected by
each side. opened in the Town Han mere al
2SO o'clock this afternoon.
The delegates arrived at the Town Hall
a. . o'clock, the time appointed. Ihey
were welcomed by the chairman OF the
Municipal Council.
All except the delegates were eXcludeo
from the building. which is guarded by
armed British police The puble is not
even nern,itted on the same side OF the
street as the Town Hall
The conference is being held in a room
on the second floor of the building and the
delegates during the discussions are seated
around a large table
The meeting of the conference lasted hNe
hours. and was devoted TO an endeaVor 10
secure cessation of fighting. Both sloes
agreed that no further meetings Shoulo pe
held until the armistice was respected
Tang shao-H this morning said that ne
does not represent the throne. but Is
rersoual representative of Premier yuan
shih-kai. This declaration may De re-
garded as a significant one.
Amos p Wilder, United States Consul
General here. formally called on rang
shao-vi this morning and talked with MN
on subjects Of general interest without
however. touching on the question or the
revolution.
The strictest precautions have been taken
bv the authorities Of the city for the pro-
tecrion Of Tang Shao-yi. as an innmauon
has reached the headquarters Of the police
that some among the more hot headed stu
dents have been advocating his assassina-
ton on the ground that he is supporting
the Manchus There is reason 10 peheFe
that the suspicion entertained against MIN
is absolutely without foundation. rang
shao-yi is an advocate Of constitutional
monarchy. but does not support the reten-
ton Of the Manchu dynasty. His sympa-
thies arc with the Cantonese reformers' but
he does not believe in republic
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
STUFF LITTLE DOG SPOT
Body May Be Put in Glass Case
in Aldermanic Chamber.

Alderman Alexander Drescher said last
night that at the meeting Of the Board OF
Aldermen to-day he would offer resolu-
lion to have the stuffed body Of Little DOG
Spot" the city Hall pet. which died on
Friday, preserved IN glass case In the
Aldermanic Chamber
An autopsy yesterday revealed the fact
that the wei known little fox terrier had
been killed by cracked glass that had been
fed to him In pieces of raw liver Joe
Ryan. son of the Keeper Of the city Hal'
who had always taken care Of the dog al
though the animal had become one Of the
fixtures OF the building, said last night
he was going 10 try and find out who had
been as brutal as 10 feed the pet cracked
glass So far as was known. he had none
but friends among al who had ever
seen him. particularly among those who
had ever engaged in frolic with the lively
little beast
Little Dog Spot was fond Of chasing
torpedOes which used 10 be thrown to him
by lOungers IN the corridors Of the city
Hall and when he died Il was feared that
some sulphur had caused his death. That
be had been deliberately Killed WAS q sur
prise.
Joe" RYAN and his father are paying 20
have the dog stuffed in proper fashion. and
if the aldermen take seriously the sugges-
ton Of Alderman Drescher. Little Dog
spot VIII remain In the CITY Hall which
was his home for So long
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
NEW HOHENZOLLERN PRINCE
German Grown Princess Gives
Birth to Her Fourth Son.

Berlin. Dec. 1s-Crown Princess Ce-
ellie. the wife of Crown Prince Fred
crick William. gave birth 20 son at !
o'clock this morning.
The Crown Princess was Duchess Cecll'
of MecNeuburg- -Schwerin. Her marriage
with Crown Prince Frederick Wilhelm took
pIace June s. 1905. The family Of the royal
connie now consists OF four sons.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
TWO GIRLS DEAD FROM BURNS
Matches Caused One Accident and
Kitchen Stove the Other

Flizateth n. j., Dec. lS.-Two eirls. each
five years old. are dead here as the result
of burns Mabel Simon. OF No AZ Court
street. who was burned while playing with
matches. died this Afternoon at the ST.
Elizabeth Hosrital.
Gertrude zimmerman. Of No. IA South
Park street was III in bed. and I'm her
mothers absence she went to "A stove in the
kitchen and set fire 10 her clothing. She
vas a mass OF flames before neishbors
heard her cries She died IN the ST Eliza
beth Hospital
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
AUSTRIAN KAISER WORSE
Court Dinner Abandoned Owing
TO Emperor's Illness.

Vienna. Dec lS.-Emperor Francis
Joseph is suffering from severe cold
and hoarseness.
me projected court dinner for to-mor-
TO" has been abandoned on account or
me EmpeToTs Illness
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
SOLDIERS KILL GENERAL.

Picking. Dec. 1S--An aeroplane belonging
10 the revolutionary forces is reported 10
have landed thirty miles below Wu-Chans'
having flown from Shanghai, distance OF
more than four hundred miles in an ar
line Two French experts and an eNpe"-
enced Chinese aviator were said 70 oe on
board
Tuan-Faug. former director general or
the Hu-Kwang Railroad and at one time
Nlceroy Of the province Of Chilli has. ac-
cordinc 10 information received by mission
aries al Chung King. been killed at Use
Chow. in shan-Si Province by his own
soldiers
Tusn-Fang previously had dined with his
officers and. suspecting their disloyalty' Of
fered them forty thousand taels for safe
passage 20 Sian-Fu, the capital OF Shen-Si
Province lie then sought to escape in a
chair his brother accompanying him. but
the soldiers detected Tuan-Fang and one
of them slashed him with sword.
Would you Kill me-" asked the general
and the chorus. "Yes! Kneel" came from
The soldiers To this Tuan-Fang answered,
Il shall not kneel You may Kill me IL you
choose"
The soldiers then fell upon the general
and hacked his body 20 pieces. His brother
also was killed.
Tuan-Fang was one Of the most promi-
nent men IN China. lie had occupied high
positions as Governor Of various provinces,
and VAS al one time Niceroy at Nanking,
al Che-Kiang and Fo-Kien. He visited the
United States in 1906 at the head Of "A
Chinese commission for the study Of educa-
ucnal and Industrial conditions. Tuan-
Fang was recognized scholar, art critic
and collector While Governor Of Shen-Si,
al the time Of the Boxer trouble. he gath
cred all the foreigners in his province to-
gether and afforded them protection.
In September last he was instructed to
raise the siege Of ChengTu and was re-
ported 10 have left Hankow with "A force
OF soldiers
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19

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New-York tribune., 1911-12-19

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New-York tribune., 1911-12-19

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New-York tribune., 1911-12-19

Wncu you get genuine AntedluVl1n
Whiskey Won have the best the world al
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New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
4 Step on the Stair

w tTS
By Octave Thanet
The noted Western writer
offers a story that will interest
metaphysicians as well as all
fiction lovers. A story Of the
after life PAINTED in strong.
glowing coIors. In next Sun
days Magazine of the
New>York ribune
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-28
Rptis

8ir lenfeu hermit Sie s(ufmerf-
iamfeit Der 2eier bieies 8lattes aui
Die nere an3eige Ser Sermnnn ga.
pinqs 9anf, bon Sermann, Mo.
Sn ieiner letter Seriammlrn9
beifloB bas 9ireftori,im bicier 9anl
pom s. Slni oil, Sen Sinsiub aui
6 oSer 12 Monate laufcnoe 3eitbe.
poiiten. BON 3 8roaent oui 4 8ro.
sent per Sobr 81 erboben. Sepoii.
teuideine, pelhe eegentpartig in
&raft iinb, unS auf 8 8ro5ent aus
deficit iitrb, trageit aud bonn obiaerl
Gage OH 4 9roaent per Sabr. Sn.
bem mir obermaIs mlf sic Siderbeit
EieieS alien gclSinititptes binfpejien,
bitter mir nm @iiren meiteren ge.
neiaten 3uiprnd.
Sermann Sabines @dnf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-28

Sri. Goia 6lciid, wclde lid,
langere 3eit, beiudstpciic, bier bei
ibrelt Gltern altfgebaItel hat, fcbr.
te am rorigerr Gonneritaa llor, ct.
SouiS 5uriif.
6reH Nehrmaml, bon Ietu Sd-
pen, trat norige @ode cine Teiie
ttad) 9elIidlalpo OH, no ct iidJ nlcE.
rere Wonate gum Sciitb bel 1eiten
geriuanotcn aufbalten miro.
6rl. 2atra &oetbemeper bate
porige @ode bas Mibgejdif alli
Der Rolidithbabn einen 9einbrltd,
oberbalb oeS 5uB8eIentS 3n erIei.
Den.
6ran Gbas. Mcaittricf unS Sc.
TEN Sobn, ionie Sri. Marp @eber,
ale BON ct. 2ouis. befanoem iidl
nNibreno Der porigel1 ISOLDE auf ge.
fnb bel Gbas. German ilpo Satin.
5ron 5reo 81. 8oepfe, bon
qittIe &od, arf., fam am Ictten
@ontag bier OH allf einen ldngcren
8eiruh bel ibrer Sdpeiter, 8rau
6ris 2arg.
5raa SEQ Stein. bon ct.
Solis, nnb Sri. Sbcfla gcbreno,
BON @aibington, DO, befinOen lid,
ge5enapartia bier nuf einem l6ltgc-
ren gciuf bel ibren anaeborigen,
Sri. Simnita @rai, meIdlc lett
.eilleiu Monat bel ibrer Sreuuoin,
Sri. 2ottra Soefer, itp Saiicripn Sc
IN. oiN @eiud mar, lit an Iebten
|9icrStog tuieber bier ongelnngt.
es ireltt ltls mittbeiIen al
fonlcn, bob Sroll 6raitf &ebiameit.
ISr, iid) auf Dent @eae Der @eRc-
Jung beiin0et. Sron Hebiarnet MAJ
lett mcbrcrcu 8pdIen ic6p leiOenN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-28

g8enn Scenario cine &eiIe't6ut,
Sant farm or apaS er5a6len;
0'rum nabm Der glgilit Stod
ltrro SUIT,
ll10 tbat 6as &eiien ipGblen."
gug. Socbtmanir, ipelder ieillenl
tebten Heiiebrief 5ufoIge, crit bis
Wtitte n6djiten Wonot bon 0eutid-
lano 5nriid ermartet tpurSe, bat ans
ale iebr ol1genebm iiberraiht, in6em
er bereits an lesten Samstaq oe.
Juno mo milltter nie0er bier ouf
Ger 9ilNilade erid)ien. Gllt, oas
lit OeIto better; Dos @r5ablen falln
jebt gleid) los9eben, NIiol Ser Nit.
quit bats 8ort.
g. g. 8iaiams, ser Giqen.
tbiinler Ser &aiiagier- 1llO Cypress
Clinic 5luiiGcn Sermonn ulp6 Sluats,
niaf, bot 0teleIbe burd5 Den altfaltf
eines araffmogcns ~beSclttcno Der.
beiierty Die Maidiate, neld)e ourd)
Grit @6erlin II. Son beitcllt lpltr.
De uno in ntgefdbr 5tpei @odpn 9iel
%eintreffen miro, lit elm stncrp Srltd
BON 45 Gicroefrditen aus ser mobl-
%befonntcn 6abrif Ser Gperp 60, in
8eoria, Sis, nirb foitet $4,000. Die
Gopacitdt ser Woidine lit 1000
Efltrtr; 1penn 0aber, incl. Scs 6iib.
rers, 20 Gerionen mitfabrctg uno
mir redNlrn q 8erion 200 &funo,
Damn fpntcn auBerbem aud nod
1000 8fuip0 Sra6t b~ef0r6ert mcroen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-28
Sciratbs Giacuisn.
SreS 6. Hitterbuid, Blanc
Marp StuOe, Swenspiue

SRI. Marie gppIe itattete an
Iebten Woutag ibren 8ermanotel
in Worriion eilier fllrSen 8elub nb
-Spiepb auglltirie, bon Morri
ion, mar am SomstGg IN Der Stool
nno iprod gleIdlfaIls aitf unicrel
Office Dor.
fSolgepoer 9rief liegt auf oem
biciigeip Eoitamt, iiir Die @odJc emo.
emo am %. Sui 1911: 8rau @let,
ira Gatton 81. s. 9. $50. 3,
Ilfre0 8robelL BON ct. 2oliis,
befinbet iid 0ieie ISOLDE bier gum
8eilf bon Ser1uanotGu ltlth 6reun-
Den.
SRI. 6roncis @illnbroler be-
finbet iid segentudrtig in ct. 2ollis,
oitf eirm Idn9eren 8eiuf) bel ibrcr
Sffpeiter.
% e unoe II: Cine "a.
id)en llbr. Der gigentbiimer fam
Sic abbolen BEL Heiubolh 9rumter,
Senir.
-Sorerr5 Straltb, BON Morriion,
befaitA lid an Mittnpd) bier in ser
Sta6t uip6 beebrte oirdb inns NIT Ell.
mem 8eiuh.
StIper Star" @elang unb
Sntermeaao; neireriter Griolg. 0eu.
cite Mitiif ui6 idnelfite @eoienrng,
bel SuruI II. &ief.
Sci 9ieori6 Sable uno @attin,
in Ser GGbe BON Stuiss, febrte am
letter. Samstug Elm mintterer, flci.
ner 8ftabe Elm. 8ir grutuIiren.
Sobn 3oeIler nt6 @attin iua.
rem am lestcit Counting nno am
Montoe arf 8eiud BEL ibrem Shpie
geriopn, Sofepb &atbgeb, III Berger,
Z 5rau Gam Storp, bon Cairo,
Sis, befinbet iif bier auf eiitem
ldngeren 9eiuf) bel ibren Gltern,
albert @uentber mo Satin.
Srau @litap gttmle[ler, BON
Sciferion Gin, meilt gegenmdrti9
bier mlf 9eiu6 bei ibren @ltern,
8reo &nllet mo @dttin.
SrIs. 2orene 8egeuoln iutO
Seoella Sdsuer reiiten am lebten
Sreitae nadp llnipu. Mo., no iidy ct.
itere cine @ofe allfbalten miro,
mGbrenb ICbtere einen Mo,at oIi
9eiud bel Ger 6omtlic BON Sch.
@al5 perblei6en miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-28
-9,,T;,s m,obo,s ,or .o,r,,,,

-Sulius Moeba,S, Der couIonte
8irtb Der 9orSert SoIle, bot fiirs.
lid ben Sbeater-Saa inn srpeiten
Stod Der 9aIle iteil eiitriGten ulpo
beeeittcro peridonern Iaiien, iolpie
AUDI cine An5abl ileiter auIiiien ur0
Seriatitiide fiir Die 9iibne aree.
lfafft; ferner allf cine erofe Nrt.
5abl neller StiibIe fir Den ,3nidml-
erratnn. alS cine gall5 beion6erc
Ittraftion mill er n1ditens cine
4. 9. Wtiritrel Sruppe nad &ermann
fontmen laiien, lulo omar edIte Wirs
.1trcls, lauter importierte aongo.gtig.
ger, oireft non a(irifa. Sal Sn!
Der Satliils ior9t imnler fir 3eit.
nertreib.
-Serrnanir bat bisber geniigenS
flcine oSbpaps" gebabt, miro aber
iebt BON elmer Der mirfli6 groben
S6arltcllurrgen beiudt per6en. sc.
9. Glurf & Cons Gercinte Sdou.
~ltellnngen lueroen bier 5pei Soritel.
llllrgen seben, am Wontog belt 81.
Sult, Nad1mittags ult0 Ibenos. Set
itber 25 Sobren lit Ser Gamc bon
Wt. 8. Glarf & Cons Elm Spriidl.
mort bel alien 2iebbabern moraliid
gutter urlb geoiegener ltnterbalti,n.
gen, un0 oieis Snbr forlnlen Glarf
& Sons nit elmer grGbcren rlnO Del.
leren SdDanitelulrg nie jemoIs Dor.
Der. litter Den p%ieleit, erItflaIiigen
Ilrtfilbrllilgen pelf)e geboter iper.
ben, befinhet iidJ Die beriibmte Srup.
pc SranBOiider ~glfrobaten uno
8pmnalter, Die 2agoma Irmppe;
ebeitfalls Die tpunoerbare SerOe ae.
l6ltlter glepbantet iotpie and, 3abI-
reife, llitiae GlotpnS, iuel6e Elm
fortnGbrcnbeS @elddter 6erporr1i.
len lperben; ferller nod oie freie
StraBen-TaraOe, ipelf st leben al.
letlt eilten We0 pon 'bieIen MeiIen
tpertb lit.
SIT Der Nadt pom lebtell Sons.
tog, oHer pielmebr in beip eriten
Stalnoet oes feierIid)en Sountao
Mforgens, 5u elmer 3cit mo ieoer
@eIet inc Srbnurg IiebenSe 9iir.
ger lid nod I'M tiefen S6lafe oes
@ereften ipiegt, entituno ploblid
IN elmer Der Salptitraben lmIerer
nlbigelr rn6 frie6liden Sto0t ein.
ge1rultigr &obau init obi9otsr Sci.
lerat, &icta giirger fubrell aus toenr.
SSdllatc eltppr; Die id,oriten Grim.
me into Sfnardnolos nabmen elm
ldDeS Grrae; S6refen un0 Grlt.
leben erfiillte Die 8clniit6er unN
8renrto Sdilbo6 Oad)te Sic 5iirfen
ipareh Dieoer in Ni8it9e gegen 0ie
Staot. Iltd oes @eiebes oberiter
Sitter mltr0e burA bieien grn,tnelt-
batten Sdrm Dem iiiBen Sdllmmer
elltriiien, ur6 fort fir imner mar
Die Nirbe 0teier Nadt. 9tbcr mr.
8oouIn! 3oS allge oes @eieteS
ldJldit ME, uRO Ser 4rnt ser rddei.
Den NenteiiS bat oic llebeItbQter &c.
reitS erreift ulpO Die eeredte Stra.
te tplgte idunell. go etipos bari
lttd)t ipieoer porfomrnei1; ionit luirD
DER ~aeitpcngc aooi bic Sdrorbcn
nod feiter a%nOreben.
abonnirt auf bos &crmanner
golfsbIott.
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Wein.anfer.

Der iid nrn beiten iiir Die @cin-
bereitrulg eignet, lit fir $500 per
100 8fnuS 3u ba6en Del.
Stpne Sia @tne 90.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-28

The common place is USE
full as a background for the
exceptional. And that's
why our exceptional mems
clothing makes its wearers
stand out from the crowd.
Greys, tans and blues in
worsteds and the new cassi-
meres.
Made to fit the man and
his purse.
Prices - such as you can
afford $1,000, $3.50,
$500, $3.50, $500, $4,000
and $22.50.
Ochsner, & Son
The place for good goods.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-28

Cine MGbre (ieiner Sraber), Ia.
be teinen @ebraud fitr bieleIbe.
aad8uiragcn bel,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-28

-6rls. a0bie uflb saice Speltler,
welde fir cine ISOLDE auf geitpd,
BEL Sri. @omie Sdlenoer mareii,
reiiten am Wontag sbeno trieoer
lta6 ct. SoitiS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-28

4 Yrp3cHr 4.
9rinst @rre @elo nad Der Geo-
pies 8anf poit Serulorn. Die 9anf
Oes SoIfes, onrd oas 8oIf ultD fir
ons Solf. Seine 8onf iiderer, fei-
ne b%eiieren gortbeiIe, pereinbar nit
.Siderbeit, fonfien irgenbpo oiierirt
DerSen. @ir be3dblen bier 8ro5ent
niif ole 3eitoepoiiten, Direftoren:
q. u. 8rener, Senrp @rais, Senrp
sSdsner, &ebt, @alfer,& b. SO. Se-
fofte, 8. S. Stoenrer.
". 8. @alfer. 8aIiierer.
$p. SoIamantt aiiiit, &oiiterer.
The Ordway new era., 1911-07-28

matter.
Il have assisted Miss Haldane in
every way possible" returned Gormly.
who did not propose to be questioned
as to the details of his relation to the
scheme. "Of course" he went on,
your own reputation as a f1nancier Ia
known to me as 1t is to all of New
York. and If may be permitted to say
so I am Of the opinion that large
part Of your executive ability. not to
say genius, has descended to your
daughter"
Thank you," was the answer. "El.
eanor is certainly a most capable
young woman"
And 1t must be a source Of graft
fcation to you that she chooses to ex'
ercise her capability in this direction
rather than in the vain and aimless
social avocations Of large and In
huential section Of our so called best
people In the city,"
Certainly. very true. But frankly,
| could wish that there was moro
equable division of time between the
-er-high and the low. so to speak;
that Eleanor could give more OF her
attention to those-duties, which after
all, my dear Mr. Gormly. however we
men of the world may deprecate them.
go to make up SO large part OF life,
and leave more of the detail work OF
this institution to others
CTo BE CoNTINUED)
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free, and I am going to tell it the
truth and make 1t so!"
He stopped and. not trusting him
self to look at her. stared into the hre
again. There was q long pause.
WELL" said he. flashing a direct
look at her, what do you think Of 1t.
Miss Haldane?"
1T is the greatest dream that ever
entered a human BRAIN" said the girl
quietly.
1T Is my business, 1t has been my
business all my life. Miss Haldane. to
make dreams come true, and l am
dreaming now a greater dream. dearer
to me than that have outlined before
you"
What could he mean? She strove
to meet his glance fairly; but her own
eyes fell before his own direct gaze.
DO you think can do it. make my
dream come true?" he asked.
which dream. Mr.. Gormlyr'
Both of them"
THAT you can be mayor Of New
York: that you can redeem the city;
that you can restore to the people
their liberties-I don't know. Other
men have tried it and have failed"
"And I may fail. too." answered
Gormly very quietly. Such achieve
ments are not the results merely Of
one mans efforts. The people them
selves must respond. Whether l can
make them do that or not will de-
termine the ISSUE"
Il think you can. Mr.. Gormly. You
have made me respond"
And will you help mef'
III What can I dor
DO what you have done tonight;
listen to me. believe in me. inspire
me, be my silent partner in my en-
deavor as have been yours in your
endeavor"
"And after you have succeeded"
That's the other dream. and"
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but bis heart leaped to the assurance.
That's to be determined" he said.
Most men would say 1t was easier
to talk to one woman than to a thou
sand people. have had experience
with neither. As l told you, 1t has
been a quarter Of century since I
talked alone with a woman"
WAS that in the west Of which you
spoke?"
Il am glad to tell you. It was in
the west. She wasn't a good woman.
Miss Haldane." he said simply. "and
have never seen her since that
night"
Didn't you know that she was not
a good woman?" asked the girl
Not at that time: did not suspect.
that is, was only boy Of nineteen"
And is It. because Of that woman
that you have seen no others until
met you?"
YES, Miss Haldahe.-
Poor mani" said the girl half to
herself.
Not at ALL" answered Gormly:
you were quite worth waiting for"
Eleanor" said her father at this
moment, won't you take my hand? I
want to talk to our Lost little my
self"
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SOL9 NM12EM|

ThaA's your part a the Dastossship:
ains b - hsir you. aad-"
-AAA what aFs you going 70 dor
asked The g1rl. intensely interested.
lsaning forward. her breath coming
auisksr.
4 an going TO b mayor oe New
vosk. for one thing. Niss Haldans."
"Yss. And tAsnr'
h touched him immensely to see
he mattar Of faot way With which
she accepted bis stuDsodous dsclafS
ton.
And then. am going to BE- the best
mayor New York ever had. an honest
mayor. The administration shall be
conducted On business lines. and bust
ness with me doesn't spell chioans.
Thers isn't . dishonest dollar in my
fortune. You viii forgive my personal
talk? I don't often resort to It: but
you make me tell whatever you want
TO know"
60 on!"
Il An going to suppress graft: I am
going to break up the gangs that rob
the city; am going to bring the trac-
ton companies. the freight and the
others. to terms. ! am going to make
them give the people good value for
the franchises they en3oy: ! am going
to reform the police force and stop
its taxing toll Of crime, IT. connivance
with sin! New York u going to be
The Ordway new era., 1911-07-28

'.l6r. 0ormly." she said rsso,utsly.
~ you make that dream come tsves
you viii have done more service 70
humanity than has ever been done ~
Q eitissn of this republic. and you
VIII b the greatest man On this -
Il the world"
And II my other dream comes
trus." said 0ormly. II viii b the hap
passt."
Nay they al come true!" said the
girl impulsivsly rising and giving him
her hand.
DO you mean thatI" eagerly asked
the man. gratefully taking her prof
fsesd hand In his own drm. resolved
clasp. I
~ don't know" she faltsrsd. what
your other dream 10: but Il II sorrs'
sponds with the one you have told mes
I rspsas the prayer"
Al The proper tims." said the man.
you shall know. Meanwhile. tomor.
row ws shall get to work"
Tomorrow will be Christmas." said
tho girl. smiling.
my Christmas present to you. Miss
Haldans. win be the beginning Of the
campaign"
And mine To you. Mr.. Gormly." she
returned laughing. will b. my good
wishes and hearty encouragement In
your labor"
Il could wish nothing better" he
vent ON lightly. glad and relieved at
this change from the intensity Of the
interview. Il shall announce myself
as a candidate for the mayoralty at
the next election. Representatives OF
the minority party have already ap-
preached me on that subject"
And what did you say to them?"
Nothing yet. You see this 10 all
new work to me. and ! must consider
my way carefully"
Have you ever made . public
speech?"
Never In my life"
well. II you can talk to the people
rs you have talked to me tonight. !
I'm sure you will win."
The girl said 1t artlessly. carelessly: