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Antona ? ]
The Story of a Strike and
the Way It Was denied. ?
? By ACNEi C.
HROCAN
Q wi?<WM. lit*. t>> American i*r?M X
TIk' ?tn&e at the st.fi [>laut hud
iarvaUigate the tetiij t-r of the strikers.
A yuut iiau-.n ru <1 a -none and held
~Ttir< u |! A l!
>
ur* a gtr. .. ?? tl( '=;>? I: sir f> II ::lx>Ul
t?er fnev a* *b w
?tvuufiutwr Ni. ??. I !
lUtjUexi OJ: . !j ( ft*' t*i)
ft>r her as r?i
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Wje-ei**!. f> r t(:
-Wutiy ? U> ?! I f i'; i-rtcus call and
t-T^ a cuiiii. -u i. . c vtni farther
' p. ito th<.? roac >v )>. leaving u clear
feuiiij." tt.r i;irl tvt>e<t'ed soMilni;
r?|? bleed liU siviic ulJ followed
tilv other*.
A> ?he ?tood i luting. one haud
imtani eio*rly ttjjauitl lief heart, the
Vau^tiu's Dt ' >rj the small white
fa>v ? !h its gteat d?ik eye*.
--. lobbied a . rtp
Italia a >??} ?? >uiuba!" he wail
1 tiv fir!"# laiv am transformed by a
?be called r* . ? .'j. .: iy "1 will be
with you sooa.'
UieL -will you !<?{ u- fk'O? This IH-niOD
rtlj ditlk-Nrd. a:l she luriied to
"You will be quite ua.1t: now," ?be told
>1*111 lei me get out. pU-a*e. 1 must
Co baik"
bidding aud ) at owr to look into ber
*tm "I ttiti i?t -\i r.T-tbiy grateful."
hit WfwJu "a** Just us truly an we r*
i 1 claim ftvta you. Mr VaU?bu>"
*?1.(1 the strike at once.'
tliU tcvl r. iU t- "V-'j u? an
w bu^e ?' .i. ? j-ji x vhaiiij>U'U there ar<
iUd> t*' calltli. U)r Uut twvlt giviUK
wurituau s 'iiiM' I* JiHt and i will
fvf yott to I : w
V* iu!ji k.ii fas< lifted. Matching her
flashily eyes au4 Impulsive gesture*
as ehe *?!??. 'ir Jtly i>- rtrajed the mis
ery :? J I! >.rty In < he lives o t the
uk-u *b > h-ul ' '.r.aicm-J Ulot so a hurt
? tiiue a Tear# tilled the tfirl'i
cvutajuxl "it waa his father who
kuu d have t rushed >oU with that
(leal stvUe o-uj. Ills temper vvbeu
trvus. I U te.-r.t e In u tit at rage tie
threw the t<a . Ntckoia downstairs,
aiij Lb t wl .v be l-.USl walk >>u
: erntci. s *! ays. Since then Andrea's
Ufe has t? ec out l-mg effort to make
stue -ds to the li f, ai. J because 1 try
lw ui*lc Xl-koU hai<f!er there is noth
: I may au f Andrea that he will
Uut da When Xk-kols is in want
then lb* talU- r turu*> MVt^v and cruel.
Uany ?.i- ..> iit.ce the atrlkc began
has the buy s! pi auJ wa~eued huu
gry. for uo, mtfct {'!;t i-leverly indeed
to turutl charity u ju these two stub
U>ri ;? . Oh. |>roi-.:sc tue." #be
! tr.-:::u u> .1 tL:? tssay
tier V . .11.- strangely.
j"Vvu ? t at. cr- " Vaushu Mid
fently, "uil that is Id vol red. We have
* principle to muintaiu The demand
f*r Increased wages Is of uo conse
quence."
e?. blio a us wt-rvd breathlessly,
'if the iih-u g?> back to work, appar
ently agreeing to all your conditions.
II you later |>ay them what they
have naked of you?"
Vaughn smiled "We would wllllug
ly comply with that peculiar arrange
ment. Miss Autona." he replied, "but
flu ?? people uf yours have refuse*! any
compromise."
The girl stepped down Into the road
way aud shook her bead In mock do
sjKilr. "The meu would be much more
easily Influenced than yourself. Mr.
\ aughu," she said, and then he gave
the desln-d promise and regretfully
w itched the little tlgure uutll a bend
In ihe road hid her from his view.
Tlii- next day, without explanation or
mention of any agreement, came the
rprHng news that the workmen had
sii! r. 'ulered. and when Vaughu re
turned to his private oiHce after a
lengthy cousult-uloa with the senior
oh tU-rs of the company be found a
very small boy with crutches beneath
ills aruis standing uear the doorway.
M!s i 'uruful e>.s stiiulug out weirdly
f >ni the thin, wan face. "Iva note
for \f tester Vaughn." he said, with a
soft Italian acceut. "from Mees An
tona."
''he neatly folded paper contained
but three words, "Iteuiember your
promise " Aud Vaughn replied as
briefly. "I have remembered."
Through the busy days which fol
lvwed the girl's face, with lis wouder
ful . I .t rk beauty, haunted blm contin
ually. and he was i<ossessed of an
overwhelming desire to hear her
voice. perhai>s now in commendation,
and Ht length be determined to visit
u[ 1 tli following day the crowded
atrivt uear the factory. It was really
i ce i.iry, he told himself, that he
>! It :rn what effect the settlement
of the strike had upon the lives of the
I : If. and Nlckola could tell him
where to tlud- her.
This particular evening he had
" - r?vd to accompany Freddie White
to the o| ra It was very high class
i'cra. and Vaughn was exceedingly
: i*d until his roving eyes, glancing
Into an opposite box. rested unbeliev
ingly epoa the piquant, glowing face
of Autoua. Clad in a white siikeu
gown, with s|?arkliug Jewels at her
t.'irv.it. >he leaned forward, listening
v. 1th rapt expression to the music.
Vaughn caught his friend's band In a
crushing grasp. "Who is that?" he
demanded.
Freddie winced; then his gaze fol
lo we- 1 Vaughn's. "By Jove!" he said
i "y!ug|y "We all succumb sooner or
liter to Miss Norton's uudisputcd
?harm, but to be bowled over at the
rtr>>i glance, old man. is uuusual."
, "\\ ho Is she?" Vaughn insisted, and
Frt He drew a long breath.
W ' '? to be exact." he answered,
r inoiht-r is the acknowledged so
? ty leader, her father au Inexhaust
j ? Kink, while Miss Antoinette her
self dt -pises us and our superficial
? lsuri'S. We merely have rare
s tf her. She Is Interested in
: ieiueut work noble purposes and
-II th.tt sort of thing. The |>oor and
.-a Me of a certaiu section regard
her as an angd upou earth, aud good
rea<ou they have to do so. Pretty
inc< s they have for her. 'Little
".other' Is oue. aud she seems to uu
-tand the queer beggars aud to like
th a too. Haug it all. Vaughn. I'd
I au Italiau laborer myself to gain
' t girl's approval!"
Hut hU frU-iul did not smile. "Will
j u present me after the perform
looef he askeil eagerly, and Freddie
a illiuylv complied.
"I'repare to be snubbed, agreeuble as
? ?u may consider yourself." he said
way of friendly warning Hut Miss
\ .rt :i was very gracious to Vaughn.
. d the astonished Freddie, after
uuuotlced fur some time In
!:e rear yf the box. presently wlth
! u . Vaughn looked admiringly down
0 the girl's dark eyes.
1 h:n - been trying to decide," he
d. "whether I most admire a white
iuw n or oue blue wooleu dress
> t;i h has a scarlet tie."
?'It all di |ieuds," she replied, "whetb
: > u i refer the beautiful things of
life to the useful ones."
A coin! :>>u of the two," he said
n u?!> .1 indeed to see."
She - I turned to seek the
mb>r> narty. who, seelug her
e deutly cugaged, had drifted away.
Vaughn laid the dainty opera cloak
? i ri ?s her shoulder*.
"1 tie wheels of a great factory are
iro\iiii? again." he said slowly. "Ilun
>f mcti leave its doors each ulght
h> u.e to happier families. There
si n i, discontent. and It Is all be
ause of you."
T ; girl looked out and far beyond
the moving throug. "I um so glad."
?he ..aid Joyously, "so glad, though uu
1 you spoke I had not thought of all
t It means to so many, for I seemed
iily to see Andrea coming home with
h > great arms tilled with packages.
: lie Niekold would meet him at the
I of the stairs: then a uever to be
i tgotten supper would be served upon
the wooden table uear the wiudow,
;ad she added softly, "It Is all be
cause of you."
? Aatona." the man whispered ten
derly. "Antona!"
She laughed a little unsteadily.
? \ . s." she said, "yon may cull me by
V la's mtaslatlon of my name. It
is i privilege which ouly you may
share with hiui."
? i u were kind enough to act as my
es rt upoo oue memorable occasion."
V: ghn remluded her. "May I now
reium the fHvor?"
M -4 Norton looked la the direction
of uer waiting friends and nodded to
them with a conciliating smile, then
pl isl her hand upon his arm. "You
maj If you please," she said.
WHAT'S THE USET
What la the use In walking when
you can call up Itjen and get a ride
In tiie hack? Phone 84 tt
What'a the use of burning green
wood when you can call up Itjen and
<et a rick of dry wood delivered at
jnceT Phone 84. tf.
GRAND REDUCTION OF STOCK
SALE
The Pack Train la now Belling a
big lot of Good Qoods at reduced
prices aa they are getting too old
to hold and sell at a profit. Yours,
tf. Herman Grimm
Lowney's Candies, Box Candlta, all
Simla of Chocolates, Glaces, Cream
and Bon Bona at TONY DORTERO'S.
Dominion Cafe. tf
) CANES
' Straight
HooKed
! Fancy
Plain
^ FROM 65c TO $2
!>ont t\>rget the number
428
BROADWAY, (Near Fifth)
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Tuck la *11 alone. But Jolly as ever,
at the Board of Trade.
FYeeh oysters arrived on the Cot- ,
tage City and are being served at
the Pack Train Restaurant. tf. ^
i Go to the Dominion Cafe In White
j torse for good home cooking. tf
None better or purer than Gibson
Rye and Val Blatz Beer. Orders
by Phone promptly delivered.
The Mascot
The Pack Train Is now selling a
big lot o t Good Goods at reduced
prices as they are getting too old
to hold ana sell at a profit. Yours,
tf. Harman Grimm
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