Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-30

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"Hnt ~ anrso rot IN Mans 81
c'oI s"t No'd n" dav h" came
that y" void thim politely. !aIt
draw the Ih str on any e~nr'a
h" r'a0 mar to 1.-THE limits Of &C
qr.0rntanc"
a "n~riaC"topRt tho door.
"7h"r"'s y % n" mother e1-
claimed. rIsis 70 I'm 4cave vou
to surprise bt jill
Stuart h"a1theriacp door Slam,
and in a moent girl hp loved
stood in the HI. JOY OF an even.
.tng's perfect pps shining in her
great DARK e!t watched her n
moment unnbs ees She l,iJ aside
her opera cIoaR nood before the
big mirror PROXY ,caImIv surrey
Ing her fgure. eRod her beauty
seemed 10 MN siding. The smile
was one or cohSNbwer. The cor.
nerS OF the fulIpGus Inns curvod
the slghteSt blt itmile faded and
a GIeam or "tne'1te cruelty fash
ed from the d"pl Ger eyes as her
head lifted
J Stuart, unab bic longer was
about TO spring tb,jde when she
caught the fash otnCbing face in
the mirror and tuh
"Oh. you rascal! qprise me like
this" she cried. wrous laughter,
I'm all your pridelanitvr
You can't help Ia little vain
yourself, Jim. any than I can
You know you're Sning looking
fellow. These Yahrls all love
you at first slcht-Nn, straight,
stnewy figure. strons swift in ev.
cry uONSmeulS lll1V C6iSpIlo1
face. the deep set, brown ewes
under their heavy that big
masterful Jaw and fiiuth"-
Stuart suddenly tooin his arms
and kissed her into sill
Hush, Nan. | doh the vay
you say that"
"Nhy2 Am | too mr.
mo. too deliberate Oddly mis-,
tress Of yourself. wiz loved me
a little more tumuItu as | do
you"
We'll. let me whIsperthat your
return tonight has mad(fect end.
Ing to a perfect day. Jim. I've
been so happy tonight! d in that
big stage box | felt thans some.
body. This Is the frsty decent
dress I've ever had in my
And you are proud a1pyw
proud for your sake, res: and
happy in your love"
Stuart's face Clouded a turned
away. startled for the fhe by a
strange similarity in the Z Mans
voice to her mothers.
The painful impression udden.
~ broken by a quick tou Mans
hand on his arm.
"Oh, Jim. I'm glad you a day
earlier. I've something I you,
something wonderful, SOM that
will bring our happiness ne Her
voice sank TO the tendereeents.
you know Mr.. BivensT
YES" Stuart answered e con.
trolling himself with an Ell
We'll. be has taken our sFoor
I bad a long talk with him reek.
By the merest accident | leathat
bis big trust, the American ticaI
company. needs another lawyhey
pay an enormous salary wittprts
Of chances to get rich. TheyIak.
Ing millions on millions. ! him
that you were the very maEhe
place and that you were gof be
the greatest lawyer in Netrk.
Imagine my Joy when he nly
agreed with me. but said hlId
double the salary II you uApt
1t. He thought you wouIdn'tly
because you lived In the houSld
Woodman with whom the 4y
may have a ighti told hinhs
nonsense. that l knew you VIC,
cept You'll accept, Of courser'
"Emphatically no"
"You can't be so absurd"
Have you been receiving tho.
tions Of this distinguished you'll.
Iionaire. Ean?"
I've been cuIhvating him."
"CultivatingT .
"Yes. for your sake only. ~
handsome. foolish. Jealous boyt
can't be In earnest when you sd
you will refuse such an otfer?
Ives. because | will not becou
hireling Of a corporation. to saY
ing Of this particular one head
Mr.. Rivens."
Nonsense. Jim. You wouIdn'
hIreling. You would lay the Law
for them to follow"
mo. A modern corporation
soul. and the man who serve
master must sell both body an
for the WAGES he receives. l
lawyer Of the old school. My
( is illumined by imagination. NJ
ness is to enforce Justice in TIT
tons Of men,"
"Rnt sone of tho greatest law