The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-03-14


clans. colonel. They can't help it,
"Would he accept
1T is her business to find out. | had
my doubts.
But could he win: 1t would be
calamity if be had American backing
and failed. 1t would mean disaster.
"Cortandt has been working careful
". and he has been in all the seven
provinces. He admits that it might De
done. and she is certain. OF course II
will mean a light Alfarez won't give
up easily-but if Garavel should be the
next president it would be fine thing
for botltcouatri:S,
Over at Panama the Cortandts were
looking for Il house to lease. Affairs
had reached a point where 1t seemed
advisable to give up their quarters az
the TivoIi and enter into closer con
tact with the life Of the Spanish city.
Meanwhile they gave q ceremonlouS
little dinner. the one and only guest
being Andres Garave. the banker.
Of ali the charming peoples of Cen.
trail America there are perhaps none
mor. POLISHED and well bred than the
upper class Panamanians. VI THIS
agreeable type Senior Garayel was an
admirable example, having sprung
from the finest Castilian stock, as q
name running back through the pages
Of history to the earliest conquestS at
tested.
The present bearer of the name was
Of distinguished appearance. lie was
sWarthv Of skin. his hair was snow
white and he had stern black eyes OF
great intelligence. He was courtly and
Deliberate evincin@ pride that Spran@
not only from good blood but from
good deeds His poiSe was that OF Il
man with heavy responsibilities. for
Andres taravel was careful banker
and i rich one. He was widely tray
eled we'll informed and IN agreeable
talker.
II am 50 disappointed that Your
daughter could not come, Edith told
him for the second TIME. i III alfald
she objects to our American INFORMAL
ity."
"No. no. my dear lady" said their
guest. she admiroS American Gus
toms. Us ! 90 we are l'fo@feSSlNe--We
have travelled. In my home. III my prl-
vate life, perhaps. am Fanalha-
man. hut in my business ana II my con
| tact with other people I'm aS theS
are. It is the sam" with my daughter
| She has had 4 Wide etllicatl"h lot Y
rhll'l. she mas haV'lea' ~" SPe'hS
i've languages, ana N"' underneath y
all 81" ) ! 'iafiNel ana hence Y lai''
amahllh' ~" - w l'aNe' "nt i'A
me Is h"fS'
III" meal Iro@IesSe" WITH Only IN
customary ~MsIl TUX g ehllFen T. ha'
rs soon rs inc t'ile" ilad ADJOURNED y
| the torllan't ~lllt IN" nest ~ tlle even
ln@ proceeded I" all'lo.'h we S,'oie9'
III ms hllll0 as "'F",lIF y llie 'lltuiil
stances Itfhll'e'' ''FNH-Il series y
la'uf"l THRESHOLDS tli' '"llN PlSall"l
was brought around |" loli'S' any
'fafaNel WIS a''Eoill y Ns'lHup"' 'ot ~
displayed niue interest men 1T iaS
he cohS"htea 10 SNOW MS aW;lreilesS o
the suggestion 50 constantly heId OH
ne sl'oN' Win '''i'''''i'''e ''l'''l''''ii'
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lii'li", ~ S"'i' VIA :, 'i"ie,','ss ''.'s
l,l''hsliiea ms meaning anu | reJol'
lha' ne WIN W. '''e ''''Nt fleS'a'"' "
fallaiha'
loli. OF course, Know that thefe
opposition to nm
All lahasna KNOWS tliu'
dehelal AllarcA does not seem 10 D
a friend OF tn" mtcd states. May
speak frankly
6afaVel inclined ms Wlilte heaa with
out removing ms intense dark eye
from the speaker.
presiueh' oi la'lail'a'
lhe o'i'Ner laaae Il" NlSlpie lloNe
lheil'' Set Tue ehe'' OIL .i'is PoSl'IN
ueciaralioh WIS UTMOST IKE thal I'll
dow After pause ne Salu:
May tel MN you s''iu so
III You WISH eat ! 10 not MINK So
VIII.
, :. The nearer let his eyes fit question
| inGly to Mrs. Cortlandt face to lin