New-York tribune., 1911-04-09

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'E5g5ZS young bankers in their nobby bachc-
.ZA&( ..- apartment
T7I'tNN1.5 Razor in hand. the other bachelor
NE3zM turned around startled. His face was
N2SW oppressive Of keen surprise, even
WEY5W through the snowy mask Of lathcr.
W&/ Jim. said Bailey Lane, IT,, "some
!. ~ a people can't bear to smell roses-Or
= - they say they can't. Other people
NJ can't facea catseyc-Or, that IS, they
OS pretend they can't. | can't look at
-l rcd lcavcs-and | know can /!
BE- g,,t .. and pull down that shade where the
i'm calr.. down hi, razor between the double
able bowl .c ,ac rich hardwood Of the 'avatory.
vent over .. .r.,r pulled down the window shade
ac5 he t . moment before Bailey awokc:
'o9 are r.. ..et>~ hc flung as he returned and
--e3 VIZ. hand tor the clcctrics and with the
~ tor A, al brush
Nr5 ce-e look toward the window BAILEY
= .e1 rs ,.... 10 ,a-, oon,entcd. With breath Ci
-1 be sau- c o. bed drove his bare feet into ms
20 a,ppe- ,t catching up Il robe made FOR MS
ynllg .,.- Bailey Lane seemed almost too
.-e,,c and ..ear' q, De- So eccentric.
As.le from vertical picture Of the aIttudlhouS
.2e rc,,da. t.a' gave d vi-ta.to the arlstocratc
EMS Place .-.- tlerc was nothing else visible from
window .e' maple tree. It- roots snug under the
,l:1' Of ii. . ,hi. solitary maple tree almost
@le1 tae or window with It's foliage here
@ ,aN a5o.. ' however: q sharp frost had come
ing tie rig. -.c frst frost The maple leaves had
med The. -a gorgcous-aud red. 1t was as
'lS. a tr.- H..k II scarlet tanagcrs was packed
-9,a The brarc
u was tai. '- 'a4, BAILEY Lane could not bear to
-"+ That ,. Jim and be got 10 talking about IT,
NE two bachelor. had come down from the dining
''''n Oh tac roof floor, where they had celebrated
= o1Ahg -, c... weather and the passing Of summer
81 3 sl,n l,.n a very a.are English mutton chop. Ihcy
-. ~.ef smoking .e' On q tabOrct between tncin ana
80 ~em.e.c. comfortably before the fireplace.
49, u. H. iGa', .g' 40 in the darkness Watching Ihe
e. D-A Dn ,.e ardrDu-. II was such relish 10 lls'en
gan u tae eeUug whine Of them, and 10 watch
;rta- VIC htme tDalle over them. 1t meant co@y
3 i..' sometime jim qravcly tipped up his head ez-
jf -jf Dast u tobacco nokc at the bcamcd ceiling,
yo. ,.I.aea around half hyly al Bailey Lane. "lfangcd
II, H. 'e al aA wort. getting sentimental over; bu'
r r,. ~ lnk '.a' This is our last our very E'''
R.TsAl ial n2ctler"
- Dey ,2y 'ed not +, la Joyous; but his face bcamcd
is J-r5 5IolDe lie aa 70 Dc married IN me spilnR'
5r .t@ .ti. w. lhc1nsoi1g reached D. his INSIDE POCKET
-e,'er he had received from her that very day.
are,,l dra"le3 Jim udicially, realizing h"|
yo1,' men Of their aqc should avoid the emotional
Ia, ~ T.; pretty ugl' sort Of Old scout lis lace
1ne Cr. I'VE ID. though he was mercy nun l's
h,,yb d. lAe bank who needed Identification. EVeh
lg S5er ne continued "yo. 10 yell at me in the morn
T'S- ! pun up thc window shade"
s,y ;r, vanished from Bulcy's face He stared N
lei ie,y' ,' 't ire ], was that old horror IeI'
lever cl,,5 actually it seemed 10 be ghost 'h"'
Aad al lD''e ", pasod. Jim had filed second pipe.