The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-09-29

abuse! who can safeguard the rights
Of the people. who can stand Tor Jus
tico and equal opportunity. the admin.
,stration OF the law. and tho abolition
Of privilege. There are doubtless
thousands VI men who could bo trust.
Cd TO DO those things. or at least to
make bravo attempt IN that direc.
ton; but none " them has come for.
ward with al oIcr TO do So"
you are fully committed 20 the on.
terprise. l sec. sir Gormly," said Hal. |
dane grayely.
Absolutely"
well. supposed ns much after our
conversation laat night Nothing can
alter your resolution"
Nothing At least nothing that IL
likely TO be offered"
Eleanor" said Haldans-at which
Mr. Gormly started violently, the word
came In 20 pAi.-"what do you think
Of this sehemo''
Father, think Il IL splendid. Elor.
iousl Mr.. Goimly told mo OF his In.
tontlon last night. IA he seems TO have
told you. have always said that the
man who doos something In large
way for his fellow mon Ia after all full.
flling more nearly than any other the
highest obligations and privileges OF
his manhood"
MY dear child" said Nrp Haldano
disApproyingly. are you intending to
enter the political neld1"
Not on tho same terms as Louise:
but 40 far as wishing Mr. Gornly Huo'
cess In his enterprise. ! am fully com
mitted thereto"
III you wish TO gain your Hiator'a
good opinion. Mr. Haldane." said Miss
Stewart u see that you will have to
do something"
Would that also gain youra7"
1t Is very doubtful" was tho re.
ply. "You sec haven't that innate
prodispoaition TO like you which
would naturally be family character.
istic."
Testing ASido. Mr.. Gormly." said
HAldnne. Il suppose that you realize
the tremendous nature Of tho under
taking you have sct to yourself. II
you arc in earnest"
Il never was more In earnest In my
life. think I realize perfectly"
Every vested influence. every po
iitical influence. will DO against you.
Certainly"
"Ant what will DO for you"
Il shall be-" said Miss Haldano I'm
puisivsly.
Goruly bowed. with you and RICH
on sry side. Mas Haldane." no sal
not ungraccfully. Il am sure of ma
Iority."
Don't delude yourself" continue
| tho older man gravely. with tho b.
lief that because your gallant. II som'
| what quixotic. declaration wins N
| support OF a certain section of tn
community. which ike my daughte
here. is made up moro or less {
drcamors and theorists. that you ar
| thereby making possible tho aehiOy,
| mont OF your desire"
Il think" returned Gormly, "thH
| all my life have boon something ,
dreamer" When | was q youn
clerk In an obscure store on the csl
side, dreamed OF that Broadwa
building. and tho dream has con
true.
And dream dreams Of rege
Grated New York ms WE'LL" continue
4 Gormly swiftly. There IL one puw'
| which Ia above every other force {
| organization In communities like our
| n II can only be awakened 20 Its r
| probabilities and made to feel 4
| force; and that power"
lie stopped and looked nmilingly
| tho elder woman.
ia the people," cried her daughtl
| with enthusiasm. And that power
| am sure you are going to have"
| She stretched out her hand TO hi
| lmpulsiyely. Gormly took II. bow,
over It. all but kissed It.
Il am going to try for II. at least
no said Hmiling gratefully ut her.
sir" said the quiet voice Of 4
butler Mt this moment, breakfast
served"
we will breakfast with you.
Gormly." said Haldane. "on conditi
"a that you will take your Chrlstm
dinner with u.s." Ho spoke with I
utmost geniallty and cordially, In
, manner so foreign TO his usual bel
a.. lnI that his son and his wife look
~, AZ him with amaEement. IL am sur,
"a continued the older man, that I
wife Joins me most heartily In n