Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-11-08

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Read that" she cried. releasing
herself from his grasp and handing
him the neglected copy Of The Planet.
She turned 10 the editorial page
ana pointed to postscript to the lead
81 OF the morning. which Was Z dis.
cussion highly eulogistio Of Gormly'sS
action and character. The postscript
was In tho form o9 q belated COM
munication which had been received
ct the ONCE Of Tho Planet ct the last
moment, and had been forced into the
paper because II furnished tho ANAL
ana completing touch TO the other
revelations It contained. It had been-
printed in heavy black capitals. double
spaced. Coming closer to her. 90 that
he held her with one arm. Gormly:
took the paper With tho other and
read:
"The engagement Of Mr.. George
0ormly to Miss Eleanor Haldane 10
authoritatively announced. The fu-
| ture mayor Of New York Il 70 be con.
graduated upon having won for his
promised wife the young woman, who
not only from her beauty Of mind and
person, but because Of her lively and
| practical interest In the poor. the OPP
pressed and suffering, 10 easily drst
among the daughters Of our great city.
The Planet feels that this announce
ment supplies the completing touch to
the other admirable qualifications
which Mr.. Gormly possesses for the
great ONCE to which he has aspired
and to which the people mean to see
him elected tomorrow
"Who did it," asked Gormly.
II did"
"But why?"
First Of Ill, because found out
that loved you"
"Why did you do It last night?"
Because believed that such an
announcement this morning, with It's
Implication Of trust, and honor, and
affection, would do more to establish
you in the public confidence than al.
most anything that could be I'm.
agined." =.
"You have made my election cor.
tain. But whether you have or not.
could almost believe that winning you
don't care"
! Don't say that" interrupted the
woman, delighted nevertheless at this
splendid declaration.
"Your father and mother. do they
known"
Certainly. told them at break
fast this morning"
"How did they take it?''
"You can imagine what my mothe,
thought and said." answered the girl
smiling family.
"And your father?"
She sighed deeply.
| my father, imagine. n not IN
willing to have a friend at court
What are you going to do when yol
are elected!"
Marry you the first thing"
IT mean after that
Live to make you happy"
do be reasonable! mean what
are you going to do With the opposi
tion?"
II am going to do Justly and fairly
by all men, whoever they are, what
ever they may have DONE Mine shall
be no policy Of ruin. Some things
must be broken down: but my ain
shall be to upbuild.'
II thought So" returned the girl
"And what are you going to do Will
the one woman?"
81 am going to love her as no won
an was ever loved before in THU
world"
| How long this might have continued
can never be told. Young Haldane in
terrupted them.
"Mr. Gormly," he said. II see 70,
have heard the news"
II have heard the essential part o
It from your sister"
DO you mean to tell me that 70,
haven't read tho paper yet? Well
cit down and read It. or I'll Withdraw
my influence and vote against you.
suppose all Cleaner told you was tn,
news Of her engagement
well, wasn't that enough"
Enough" cried the young man
why, you want to read the interview
with Col. Bill Hamilton. IT'S the An
EST thing that ever appeared. Ever,
body knows that you didn't shoot th
man, but that the woman did. The
know. too, that you gave her you
horse in the snow and that she abar
doned you. Why. man. you're ! hero!
ITO be perfectly frank with yor
Haldane. this 10 Ill most interesting
and gratifying. How on earth Bill
Hamilton turned up - the right me-