The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-08

vN his brother turned to go.
wv II won't detain you long"
Il want nothing to do
D with you" said Punch.
now or at any time. You behaved like
. sur to me, and YOU stole from my
snare OF the estate to bride Bohannan
with that $25,CV. Youll account to me
for that In court I've lost out now.
But In six months you'll account to me
Tor every penny OF the estate. And II
you've robbed meas 1 believe you
haves-
~ am going to give you an account
Ing next week." corrected Copley.
when We divide tho estate. You'll ind
you've lost nothing by my deal with
BohAnnan."
"NexA week."
1.-THE six months are up to-day"
'But-but." stammered Punch, Il got
drink
Il know nothing about that. ny the
ssrms Of the will you were to get your
snare Of the estate II did not see you
drunk or drinking during a period of
ok months. ! didn't ace YOU"
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Z mean" answered Copley, "that
Oho told you TO come for her answer
xvhs,, <h> siv snoystha warA an 4 want
,oa 20 be abie to-to 20 TO her for your
answer: to b in . dnanriai poait'on to
Z. irry her."
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wonder. But his carefully nursed re-
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water WAGON He like. :, 90 we'll hes
sentenced himser 70 n for ,lse"
~ con. Punch" cried Mona. "I.m m
\ ~4>Al SO GLAD, Mr.. Reeves" che
!, y,terrupted herself turning IN CopIev.
.sth> President wants to speak 10 YOU
IN the library. There's talk NJ hav,ns
or. Bohannan IN before the Commits.
sio0. Can't Won saw somethlnc TO he,n
him? aie"-
"Don't worry" answered Copley. az
three words"
H,s brother was scarcely on, ~ ca-
sho, before punch began eagerly
..Ny s,x month. ave over Mona you
told me 10 come to YOU when tho time
80, I'm and'--
Don't say IL. Punch?" she begged. In
keen distress. don't. Its-itS all been
q mistaks. can see that now. I've
seen n for DAYS II can't give YOU
the answer YOU want"
''lts the rotten way behaved to Coo
that day at the clubhouse" he cried
"Won't YOU forgive II. Mona-as he's
forgiven II? I love YOU So"
at isn't that. II began before then
aomthing changed"
,srhere's another man that you''-
EMO, No, No one"
For a long time ne looked down into
her distressed face. trying to read thu
tear-filled eyes that were raised 10 his
A. last no said very gently:
rive talked with a real man to-day
And I'm going to tky to be a man, too
a man he can be proud Of. Goodby."
He was gone. Mona had scarcely
tins TO fight back her tears and to as
sums a passable air of naturalness wher
n..,n, ,.turnad frnm IN,