New-York tribune., 1912-04-21

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1A0g6zENN in an evening gown OF b'1cE which
q i : !. : q. q. q. {. /. h . fl. 4. 4. {.
iNlLAlA had severely simple lines, and her
bVI16NN+S only ornament was a collar Of pearls.
IWEHZlNI II had pleased her TO dress simply in
WE14S3W preparation for an interview Of purely
WSsyJU a business nature. She was DuSl-
N%H/ ness
n )LH a. There are two reasons why have
" - come to YOU" said the Senator in
~[I matter of fact tones "One IS your
90 beauty. The other is that YOU are
immensely clever Only woman
posscsr- those two qualities get what want as
soon + want it.
mem # the United States Senate, looked at her
stead ug, Of his sleepy eyes. He was benign man
and .. suave. The newspapers cartooned MS Sera-
phc ..-.,On and declared that, If he was about 70
hav. gsr friend murdered, he would complete the
arrar .uts with prayer to Heaven for mercy On the
vic,,- soul. He had reddish hair which he wore
bru,. Jse % his large, round head and he suggested
at fir nee the idea that he was overled and under
M a-ggs did not consider the remarks Of the Sena-
tor -plmcnts. She thinking deeply, tapping
the .sils of her left hand with her fan. And you
offer '.e thousand dollars for the information:
she her eyebrows raised.
II" thousand" agreed Storey suavcly a
thou. dollars Il day
81. ned back. dropping the fan in her lap, her
hand open on the velvet covered arms OF the cAi'r
The emcnt gave the impression OF hnalty. |
will ur Ike il for twenty thousand she SAID SIMPLY
The senator was silent a moment his sleepy eyes
gazng o.. the window at the moonlit trees in Dupont
Circle. Why so much;" he asked, not looking al her.
J.. I-a ! am investigator OF big tmngS' tiiH5
big poll. ally and IN the business world, she iTanhiy
explain. You can investigate and show results
Just So long Us your work IS not known | have done
only ,U. t.rgs-thc advance information on the hon
duras ser, and the wool schedule For one S'I
thrty-.. thousand; for the other, twenty-five lt'1-
sand. L.. only people who knew about these things
We're Wall Street, OltlCld OF INc o-t-c
Depart .' and
"A r-..- Of the United States Scnatc?" queriei
Storey u. ..v his gaze still on the waving trees.
"Ex.... Il they were generally known / should
be Of D. rgt.c 10 vou Sooner or later what do VIII
be know When that happens shall have no l"Hs;
Ihcre'.~ every hing that undertake must pay wen.
Il agr =, the twenty thousand, ne sall' Io'NaS q.
heT VII. us -erapllc smile.
Now please be very definite she continued.
Make everything quite PLAIN.
THIS Is the first Of August" r. began, speaking
SLOWLY and anxious 20 impress on her every
thing be said. "On the first Of September the H'a'e
convention is TO be- held. Governor Swarthmore Is ZIP
lor the denominations | put SWarthmorc WlcIc "e '7'
Nheis defeated. am defeated That is, will lose my
gnp on the State organization. Tom Burlc1gh hi~ pre-
oecessor helped % make Swartmorc Governor ht.P.t
me 70 make him Governor. Now comes inc iul)' .''o
bureg1 apt % against SWarthInoIc lpI d,'.II
term. Burcgh popular with the people; but DE mas
taken up with the insurgents, and | am not an lI.r-
gent ! am against Burlcigh at all costs. II Bn'-
;;eig2 IS gong 20 run, must know It, Inc H'IeIHpt
playing the quiet, dgnifed silent game now; out u
buT,agh intends 70 come out with whirwnd effect
ShaI make the Governor beat him TO 1t by ISSUING
Statement cutting loose from the former Governor ana
PeTatng him for his trcachcry to the old incnd'mp'
Dpyou understand"
Perfectly she acquicsccd.
=, We have only thirty days. We must know WITHIN
the twelve if We are % make an effective fight. If
ean the truth in less than twelve days much the
ppeyGr' We shall have more time TO use the oitce
eTs toaeTs and TO prepare for the picturesque campaign
ne mll probably make"
Where is he now"
At Laurel Beach the north shore Of Massachu-