The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-12-26

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terward. 70 lis asEonfshment KsmbIs
found himself upon the street a@ain.
"Tlat faII no vent to Cornell and
! fpr three years he worked lie zlaye.
he ezeod arak IN hi classes: hla Inaom-
liable viii carried him ovsr al obstar
sies. Meanwhile Lathrop had taken
his daughter abroad and placed her
under the ere o. an aunt In Roma.
and. yesr Izter. hsr engagement We
announced . an italian nobleman-"
The man On the porch Who had been
maliEning women Hnorted. He might
have known It." h said. Poor tooli
Poor. miserable foolfs
TIE teller d the story turned % him
quietly. What would you have done
II yoa had been Kemble7. he asked.
II had bssn KembIe.. snorIed the
man On the porch. Il should nevsr
have been such fool % to have had
faith n 4 veman.a word. But / had
made such mule Of myself should
Immediately have EFT college. gone to
old LAshrops once and Administered
sound thrashing TO him. and then
gone back . my riding masters Job.
. sadder and wiser man.
-Kambie I'D nona CT those tkings.-
replied the taller Of the Story Don't
forest that mentioned certain Purs-
tan discipline of character as being
factor in hi composition. The agree
mem into which he had entered was
merely thai he should # himself 70
be HHrssl Lathrop's husband. He
stayed on = Cornell
H turned suddenly upon tn soof-
fer nd hi voios ms fiT1ad with emo.
tioa.
no more IF that please he sx.
claimed. 7 Know what Yon are going
70 -: thu shs ~ essentially de
leyI - women ara. thai shs had
played with and wrecked the IIfa OF
her over. tut 20 do her wronE She
vas : youag girl. unused to sstsa-
ttoes: she nsd thought thai she loved
kenhls. I anyone wa % hl.na. i
wAs -.
~Esmbls iinlshsa his course D Cor.
neil He I'D fulfilled hia part 81 the
pact - he Interpreted Il. Now b was
free 70 do - be wished. He know
nothing OF Mural But b had read
In ths society papers thai she uas via
tting America without her husband.
Being a nan of honor md principle
he did not 20 10 New FORK. n fact.
he accepted professionally in small
western university. But no wa not
destined to lake Il. Ito received curt
letter from Lathrop in which tn MAJ.
nate offered him ; lucrative position
az scientific expert IN m experimental
bureau n Seattle The payment
would be 4a.s0o q year. uroto Lathrop.
and Kemhle could repay him The cosi
OF hi tuition in fonr years
.Komble paid Il in lHo and then
TIRES up tn post and started N On.
ternrise Of his ON IN two years
more he Waa vel on the way % sue
cess In FIVE years he vas wealthy.
Meanwhile MurieI Ind como To live
with her father In the firth aYenue
house. She had boon forced 10 sep.
ara1a from her husband IN account o.
bis cruelty.
~ this time Ksmbla had become
something Of an enigma and \ ia
cination 70 old Lathrop aud hiH laughz
ter. The character Of thu man puzzled
the Old millionaire lie wrote 10 Rem=
Bile Offering him ; partnership IN hi
New York frm kemble decilned the
offer bruaaualy. lie never married
At fire and thirty he w. rfeH man
And then for the fret tine In eleven
years Kemble Visited NV York.
lie went to tie mansion On FIFTH
avenue and sent n bis card. The same
butler opened the door lie w. graz.
er md little bant. but otherwise
the years might have been wiped on
and Kemble stu the young fellow
from Maine who had Kone there -
blithely 70 Yin the magistrates daugh=
ter KemhIa wa shown Inio tt sRma
reception room and presently oIa
Lathfop. very much older nos. came
In md offered hin his hand
= hope that you consider ! have
fulfilled m part IN the compact. air.
said KembIe.
Old LaIHrop 80 not sentimental
man. but now his voice lremhled as h
answered him
II had known what manner o
man you Fere, siF. | should have pro.
posed yerY different terms. he N.
swenod. ! have done you great
wrong, Mr.. Kemble l wish could
atone for l. | VII thai had single
man IN m employ like you'
..There has been no wrong. sal
Kemble bTIHkly IL Mss Murial -
home?
= You see. he had already wiped out
/ q = ND the memory OF her mar
riag. FioT him she va aliIl Mi
MuTlel. ne.esently old I.athrep
was gone 7Td t6nnlese entered
she looked at Kemble md all II once
she burst into passionate weeping
- have come back. said kembla
unaIeadily. to AK yon to b M
Wife
and rs she could not answer h
took her IN his arms. and that set
tied the whole matter. You SEQ. gen.
tlemen, he had old Lathrop that h
would wall hundred years md trust
his daughter for fifty. and h meant
j exactly what he Haid. and thIa BhoWz
/ you what man can do. There /
nothing that we desire which vii nj
come to pass If 40 are resoluIe"
Copyright. 1919 BY ". : chanman1
DentIat-Barhers.
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