The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-05-14

,rctS girl. Marietta Featbcinston. who. withsss
love with him.
ton7 Won. IN tell you-ae'd hire me
biggest hall In Omaha and reprod,rs
the whole thing with moving picturs0
as an Advertisement for his beef cans
neries."
The young girl had worked herself
INTO passion and was making savage
htue gestures with her cienched fsts.
But what I can't understand. Helen
dear. 10 why man like Travers Glad.
win should make such mystsry Of him.
SELF and try to avoid introducing YOU
20 his friends. I am sure" persisted
SADIE despdte the gathering anger N
ner companaon's eyes. that Aunt Eivira
would not object to him. You know
she 10 just crazy to break into ths .wIr,
here In New York. and the Oladwins
are ths very best of people. I think n
wouldn't take much to urge her even
TO throw over Mr.. Hogs for Gladwin.
wedding"
And MISS 6adis smothsred q siy Eissls
m her immsnss mum Of white fox.
Nothing OF tie sort" denied Hslsn
hotiy. Aunt Eivira 10 bound on her
eolsmn word OF honor to Mr.. HoER.
She will night for him to the last ditch,
thoush she knows hate him."
Don't you think. Helen" said the
younger girl. more soberiy. shat you
are simply trying 10 make youra>lf looh
at II that way7 ! know Mr.. Hogg isn't
pretty man and he has an awful
name. but
There Ii no but about II. Sadie Bur
ton. have given my word 20 Travers
Gladwin and I am going 10 siops w4tA
MIN Tonight. ! packed my trunk thin
morning and gave the porter 40 70 taho
J: secretly to the Grand Central Staten.
Travers told mo just how to arrange "
on. there's his house now, Sadie; the
pig white ono on the corner. IT 3ust
thrills me to 90 by II. On our vuy
back from Riverside Drive We 80
stop there. I must leave word thas
auntie insists on our going to the opera
ana that I won't he able to get to I'm
At the time we agreed" I.
'Oh. ! almost wish something wouiA
turn up and prevent H." cried eadie.
almost In tears.
You hOrrid little thingv' rstpsoaA
Helen. 1T Is dreadful OF you 10 an
ike that when you know how mush
care for him." lTrf
Tt isn't that I don't think rou sa~>
Tor him." returned Sadie with trsuIDaina
lip. IT'S something inside of me 49,
warns me. All this secrecy frtehts0s
me. / can't understand why q man o.
Travers Gladwfn's wealth and social -.
siton would wsnt to do such a t4inx..
But we both have tried to tell yon.ss
insisted Helen. that there 10 an IN
portant business reason for IT,
He didn't tell what that reason
vas persisted the tearfully stub-
porn cousin. You admitted he did'nt
give you any definite reason at all.
bit her lip. BY this time the big
touring car WIS gliding through the
East Drive OF central Park with the
SWIFT noiseless motion that denotes
the highest development OF the modorn
motor vehicle. Fully a mile OF me
ourving roadway had slid under the
wheels Of the car before Helen re-
sumed the conversation with the sud
den outburst:
You don't aous. for an instant.
Sadie. that he II q gentleman"
Sadie made no reply.
His knowledge Of painting ana Art
10 simply wonderful. At that art sale,
where We met. he knew every painting
at glance. He didn't even have 10
look for the signatures. You know. ~
II hadn't been for him 7 would have
bought that awful imitation Fragonard
and Just thrown away two months OF
my allowance. Sadie Burton, he is the
cleverest man ever met He has
travelled everywhere and knows every
thing. and I love him, love him. I
love him" In proof OF which the
charming young woman burst into
tears and took refuge in her vast nun
This sentimental explosion was too
much for tender-hearted Sadie. She
gave way completely and swore not 10
breathe another word in opposition 10