Life — February 2, 1911 — page 47: what you’re looking at

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CARDINAL LOGUE. Then up spake the good Cardinal Logue, In bis softest and best Irish brogue, ftC4 no sacrilldge A Unanimous Verdict (Continued from page 282) Helen's brother. This young gentleman was a lawyer, and to his office Billington straightway repaired. Yes, Mr. Arthur Reddle would see him. Billington and he had had upon pre occasions some perfunctory conversations. They were on sufficiently easy terms for Billington to plunge at once into the midst of his argument. “Of course, you know why I have come here—to plead my cause for your sister. I was perfectly astonished this morning, in talking with your father and mother—I speak plainly as I assume that ree know their feclings—to discover that they were both against me. Now, old man"—Dillington thought he would throw in the “old man” just for luck— “you and I are about the same and perbaps we can look at things differently. I know that your sister respects your opinion, and if you are with me, we may be able to bring the whole family Arthur Reddle toyed thoughtfully with some red scaled papers on his desk. “I should like to oblige you, Mr. Bit- id somewhat coldly. “I know of nothing against you personally. But Helen is very dear to us all—if I had known that the affair was so far along— you see she was away last summer, and you saw a great deal of her—and, of course, this was entirely unknown to me. Otherwise I might have warned you that" “TI gather from what you are saying,” said Billington, “that you are with the rest of them—and against me.” “Lhesitate to put it that way. I know of nothing against you personally, as I remarked before. But you sec, sir, this ‘one I WASHBURNES PAP! Scie as 75,000,000 cept oss Year should) nce VOU. of tlt with the tedly and “they a erk a“ it up in brass boxes of 100 fasteners pence STRONG No Stipping, NEVER x of $0, assorted. nd lai LihenLacrel dusseatto te trode Mfg. 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Perhaps in a few more years— And your decision is unalterable “Tam afraid so.” Billington, feeling very much as if he would like to throw young Reddle out of the window, left that gentleman's office with his heart in his boots. possible for him to do any more work Tt was im- that day, so he made his way to his own quarters. With the whole family unani mous against him, what possible chance could he possibly have, especially with a sensible girl like Helen? As he went to his room, his man came out. (Concluded on page 285) Artistic Perfumer. His Latest Novelty, “*MIMOS"? Extract, Caron=Paris Sold by the Best Stores, comicbooks.com