. Ray Burton: ein Chicago Geschichte. , - Die gegenwärtige speci - Männer trägt Diamanten. Die Studie der Zivilisation hat so viele Stand-Punkte, von denen es geprüft werden können, dass itbecomes eine schwierige Sache mit de zu sagen - Ausmass der Gewissheit, dass so-und-so waren Bar - barous Alter oder einige andere Der exemplifi-kation der zivilisierte Verfeinerung. Bei der letzten Wahl jedoch, Herr Gray failedof Wiederwahl, und, als ob seine alte con zu bestrafen - stituents Für aufgegebenen Pflichten, er hatte shortlythereafter aus der Station zu einem palatialresidence auf Washington Boulevard in der Nähe von Gar entfernt -" "KAV BURTON. Feld Park. Die Acqui

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. Ray Burton : a Chicago tale. , —the present speci-men wears diamonds. The study of civilization has so many stand-points from which it may be scrutinized, that itbecomes a difficult matter to say with any de-gree of certainty that such-and-such were bar-barous ages or that some other is the exemplifi-cation of civilized refinement. At the last election, however, Mr. Gray failedof reelection, and, as if to punish his old con-stituents for derelict duties, he had shortlythereafter removed from the ward to a palatialresidence on Washington boulevard near Gar- »« KAV BURTON. field park. The acquisition of this valuableproperty was what led mc to conclude that theywere really accumulating wealth. 1 passed by their old home on Monroe streeta few days after their departure. It wastenanted by strangers, and in the front windowhung a card bearing this legend—Rooms toRent. It was not without a feeling of sadness thatI looked upon these changes and thought ofthe childhood joys that positively had termi-nated with them.. CHAPTER XIII. ONE evening as I returned rather belatedfrom an errand to the North Side, Istopped by the Bx Western Union office, inWabash avenue near Lake street, to watch anoperator in his rush of eastern work as he satat the New York table. As I stood partly hid-den in the alley, looking through the windowat this agile manipulator of Morse, my thoughtswent back to the time when I was similarly em-ployed, and when a very good friend of mineoccupied a position in this same office. How long I stood thus absorbed I can notnow recall, but I remember that I became con-scious that some one was near me. I peeredcautiously over my shoulder and beheld Mr.Wentworth on the sidewalk on the oppositeside of the alley with his back toward me, talk-ing in a low tone to the very woman whom Ihad seen near Mr. Cays shop. Evidently Ihad not been seen by Mr. Wentworth. I couldaccount for his being in this locality, as he had 90 RAY BURTON. but recently traded his commission

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