The evening world., 1914-03-14

Watt" cried the Junior member.
his face agiow. I'VE appreciate the
delicscy of--er-your feelings, MIR.
smart. but I have an idea-a splendid
idea--a splendid idea. II solves tho
whole question. Your secretary is n
most competent. capable young man
ard a genius after fashion. ] pro-
pose tina: he write the story. Well
Pay him n lump sum Tor the work.
put your name on the cover. and there
you are. All you will have to do Ii
10 edit his material. How's THAR"
And 80 IL came to pass that took
myself on that evening for Hot
Springs. secure In the thought that
Poopendyke would attend TO my liter
airy estate far more capably than l
could do II myself. and that my la
bOrs later on would be pleasantly de-
voted to the lazy task Of editing. re-
vising and deleting \ tale already
told.
If you are lucky enough to obtain
rooms In the Homestead, looking out
over the golf course, with the won
derful November colorings In the hills
and gaps beyond. over the casino. the
tennis courts and the lower levels Of
the fashionable playground. you may
we'll say to yourself that all tho world
In bright and sweet and full Of hope.
From my windows I could see far
down the historic valley In the direc-
ton OF Warm Springs. a hazy blue
panorama wrapped In tho air OF an
Indian summer and redolent with the
incense OF autumn.
rod s.ornirv FOR coli ana 7 vas n,
snca rsr,,nda.s th.t Rri,ton 4. an sx.
cs,iort chan who.s on,nions aro nj.
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A brlsk' oioish Ittse man came up
why the deuce there were no matches
in his room; also why the hot water
was cold 70 much longer than usual
that morning. HE was not much OF q
man to look at. but ! could not fall
to note the obseauious manner In
which the two clerks behind the desk
looked a. MIN. You couldnt possibly
nave u' w v.r',n, nn,, - h,,n, ,,.rns
manner 70 rs'n N.Y. you Q. r no,e =, e. ~anr
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% S.@ bsen sn' h %avs wata p' faucet handy
they were no eager 20 please. ..
nsws s somS W..
sneSo snS p os.s"s suI". co, $780, s".
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Ct once tnat no Wa . very r'ch man.
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terested.
Jasper Titus" was the reply
"The real old Jasper himself"
Before ! could recover rom my
surprise the object OF my curioelty
approached the desk. hts watch IN MD
hand.
well. what does ne sayF' ne de-
manded.
"The-the boy isn't BACK yer MT
Titus. said one on the clerks: inVoi-
UNFAIRLY pounding the caII-oen In ma
nervousness.
Lazy ehiSleee niEgers; Ine wnoIe
tribe Of them" was Mr.. Tituss cauS-
TIC comment. 100.
Al that instant the poy' qulte cu'
OF breath came thump'hs COW" '"e
stairs.
"Mr. Scotia got rheumAtix. M
Titus. He beGs to bs excused"|-
"Buncombe! snapped MI. I1tus.
Hes afraid to play me. wen. THIS
means no Gamc for me. A beautiSui
day like this and" ,..
y beg your pardon, Mr. It,
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