Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-20

casiOnal PEDESTRIAN who breasted the
gale with lowered head, the square
was deserted. Staring down on it,
North drummed idly on the window
pane. What an unspeakabe fool he
had been, and what a price his folly
was costing him! As he stood there,
heavy-hearted and bitter in spirit,
he saw Marshall Langham crossing
the square in the direction of his
office. He watched his friends wind
driven progress for a moment, then
slipped into his oyercoat, and, snatch
ing up his hat, hurried from the
room.
Langham, with NIoxlow, his. law
partner, occupied two handsomely
furnished rooms on the first floor of
the one building in Mount Hope that
was distinctly an office building, since
its sky-scraping five stories were
reached by an elevator. Here North
found Langham-a man only three or
four years older than himself. tall,
broad shouldered, with an oratorical
air of distinction and a manner that
proclaimed him the leading young
lawyer at the local bar.
He greeted North cordially, and the
latter observed that his friends face
was unusually flushed, and that beads
of perspiration glistened on his fore
head, which he frequently wiped with
a large linen handkerchief.
what have you been doing with
yourself, Jack?" he demanded, slid
ing his chair back from the desk at
which he was seated. 81 haven't had
..P tn Aox
81 have been keeping rather quiet.
whats the matter? Liver out of
whack?" Langham smiled compla-
Gently.
Worse than that" North rejoined
modify.
That's saying good deal. What
is it, Jack p"
| But North was not inclined to lay
bare his heart; he doubted If Lang
ham could be made to comprehend
any part of his suffering.
IT am getting down to my last dol
| lar, Marsh. I don't know where the
money went, but it's gone" he finally
said.
Langham nodded.
you have certainly had your lit
TIC tihic, cueN, e..N -
fectiy GOOD llttie lliile' lou Wnae a.
you gong 10 40 "nen Sou
cleaned QUIZ
ThaIs part OF tne pulzie, p.a, "a
that's the very hell and all of 1t.
'Well, you have had your fun-lots
of it," said Langham, swabbing his
face.
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soins away o.,
You are gong 70 90 "ha'' 'acA
demanded tue lawyer.
Il am golns 10 ieaNe Mount iope.
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am gone l want you 70 seii 'ne So
IN my rooi,s toi me- iis,ve az go
ana get ria OF every SLICK Vi tue 'ooi
truck