New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-12

checkleSS baggage system, tle "cI Di'iiN0'
ev,snaners. All the racial hatred Of his forebears
ITINERARY born surged hot and wrathu IN his VEINS
A. the drop of a hat he would have gone to war lndi-
,d,ally with all England Really. Sir! Nothing
but that. when he was dying OF anHiety
A TAXICAB drew up before the canopy He knew
n i was 4 axicab because he could hear the sound
- +b wanting engine The curb end of the canopy was
c,rtained by the abominable fog. Mistily torlorn
foure emerged The doorman started leisurey toward
This figure. Killgrew pushed him aside violently.
Molly with her hat gone her hair awry, her dress torn
her gloves ragged her eyes puited lie sprdhS o""'N
her. filed with Berserker rage. Who had dared 49,,
Give the man FIVE pounds, she whispered i
promised it.
Five" r.,
Give it to him! Good Heavens, do look as Ii
was Joking, Pay him, pay HIM
Klligrew counted out five sovereignS' perhaps SIN,
he was not sure The chauffeur swooped them up AMI
set off.
Molly Kligrew-'
Not word till get to the rooms Hurry Daniel
ii YOU say anything, shall fall down
He led her to the lift Curious glanceS followed; but
these sgniied nothing. On night such as TINS was
there would be any number OF accidents once III inc
living room OF the luxurious suite, Mrs kiigreW stag
gered over to the divan and tumbled down upon IT,
She began to cry Historically
Molly. old girl! Molly" He put his arm tenderE
,,ross her beayine shoulders and kneeed His old girl
Love crowded out al other thoughts Money mad ne
might be; but he never forgot that Molly had once
fried his meat and peeled his potatoes ana dIied ms
socks "Moly, what has happened! VINO did lhiS;
Tell me- and I'll kill him!
Dan when they started up the street Tor the Prime
Minister'S house could not get out OF the crowd.
was afraid to- 1t foggy You had to follow the
torches did not know what they were about tlll inc
notice rushed us One grabbed me; but | got away.
All this between sobs Dan. don't want to be a SUI
= - ,l,,,'t t-q1ff Il at
And for the first time that night killigrew smiled
~Where's Kitty"
He started to his feet "She hasn't got back from the
opera vet She'll be the death OF me one OF these ne
DAYS. You know her. Like not she's stepped out
OF her cab to see what's going and has lost herself
But the Crawfords were with her.
Would that make any difference with Kitty II She
wanted to get out? told her not TO wear any Jewels;
but she wouldn't mind me. She never does. haven
anv authority except in my offices You and kitty
Don't scold!'
~A1 right. | won't But, all the same, YOU and the
girl need checking.
~Daniel il was only because wanted something 10
occupy myself with Its no fun for sit still in
my house and watch everybody else work The butler
orders the meals the housekeeper takes charge Of the
linen the ootman the carriages. Why, can't find
button to anything any more | only wanted
something 20 DO.
Kiligrew did not smile this time Here was the whole
matter in nutshell: she wanted something TO do And
there were thousands Of others just like her Manke
he forgot that women needed something more than
money and attention from an army Of servants He
had his Offices his stock ticker his warfare Not be
cause she wanted to but because She wanted and
needed something to dol
~AIollv old girl begin to see. I'm going to finance
a home bureau Of charity. | mean it. Fifty thousand
a year to DO with as YOU like. No hospitals, churches
heather; but the needy and deserving nearby. You
can send BOYS to college and girls to schools and
Kityn be glad TO be your lieutenant. | never had
college education Not that | ever needed IT,, with
s,,ff., turbulence in his tone But il might be a good