The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-19

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and I,,l oa If huitar wouldn't melt Ir
her mouth She lived in a low whit,
hopeo poor coutbomuton IL Tomm,
w,s ON tbn most charming and init
mat, tor,ns with nor father and ther,
y.,. opo soutbvret room I'm which hc
erort ,,,rv and many weekend
and ,,,.ich ,y,e oI,yoys kpovn to tbr
4 pI,cLst,po family os Tommy's room
Nf,rv uIocI,etono rode horses Dlaved
teppi, and ,yyorp ip ihr surf as well ms
a etrorp and ,ourogoous how
II she liked Tommy better than
onybody else she was in no hurry to
saw 80 She didn't want TO cut herself
off from all the other young men,
ton Fitch. for instance
Carlton Fitch was Mr. Barclays
nophew. and in some ways was great
fayorite of his unclc's. He took so
much interest in his uncles banks,
railroads. mines. etc, that you might
have Thought that he expected to own
them some day.
OutwardIv no and Tommy were al
wovs friendly and nolIte to each other.
evep ortor thev had bec,me omen ri.
voIs for Mary Rlockstones approval
hut invordlv eoch had n certain con.
temnt for the other and in addition to
this Corlton Fitch was iealous of
Tommy for he had expocted TO in
berit almost the whole of Mr.. Bar.
clav,s monev and since Tommv's
odontion II looked as II he was going
IN inherit very little of II indeed. He
wou,d he rich ANYWAY. but he was
very greedy for mower.
Mentally they we're poles apart.
Tommy tbouph he loved TO spend
monov wos given to asking foolish
questions about the wavs and prcroga.
tivos n, capital He couldn't under
stand WHY the majority of people in
this world bovo to he moor and dirty
and unhonnv WHY the real producer
shouId have such n small share in
what no nroduces He did not 20 into
these ouostions very deeply. but lust
enough TO be something of a socialist
at heart and To feel n certain con.
tempt for people to whom the collect
ing Of money was the most important
thing in the world Perhaps he only
took nm socialistic ideas in order to
amuso himself nj the expense of those
who maintain opposite theories. for he
didn't ro into ANYTHING. except games.
worry seriously mr. worry thorouphlv He
did fee, very strongly however that in
, world containing SO many able minds
u wos n sbome that so much poyerty
and misery should be allowed to exist.
Nr DorcIov was sunnosed 10 he the
coolost calculator of nossihiIties IN
Auerico Asa motter of fact no was
n man who owod his greatest suc.
cossos to irnu,so Rut in the case
or Tommy norcIov whom be had
odoned NOT oftor carerul dcliberotion
and colcuIotion hut unon ,mpulse. II
locked no II no was going 10 he disap.
roirtod
II, h,d ,,,o,,od IN ooror,ote dotoiI
. ,,Io,did do.tirr for Tommy Tb.
how v.os 90 no ana Of tho worlds greot.
ost ,or,,s ora nowors. its ricbe,t
ma, no trn milliors that no wos to
inncr,t from porc,ov tbe blackstone
millions woro to no added nv mar.
ri,r, Whv In case II ever developed
tnot government nv the peopIe is a
foirpr, whom that government sbould
NJ I,st ,olIorso os i'm his bnart por-
c,,y tb,robt and bor,d that II would
g..,cr,y p,rcl,y ,.i,bt osniro to bc-
orytninr u dictator n king
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