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XXX"! (Continued)
'How dldyougetin'l‘houhed.
‘That‘i not easy in this house.‘
“I Just got in the lit: and told
theboylwaayonreistorjuszar-
rived from the South and he let
no in with the pane key. 30 “’03
Iotoruixtoenanduid thntu
you weren’t one for chicken: he’d
chance it"
“He’ll get the each in the morn
tag.“
'1 don't earo'what happen to
hint." Suddaly eho born into
tears. her face working like a
haby'n. and hang herself into her
father’s arms. '
'Hahe him marry me. daddy.
lakehtmi lwanthiin. Iwaut
him.“
Oglethorpe put his arms about
her. but his lympathleo were equal
1: divided. and he understood men
tar hotter than he did young girls.
'Yon wouldn’t want to marry a
man who doesn't love you.“ he said
ooothinglyr‘ 'Whore'u your pride?”
”Who care: a damn about pride?
I want him and that’- all there in
to it.” She whirled round again.
‘Do you think you're in love with
that rejuvenated old dame who's
granny‘e age if she’s a day? She's
hypnotized you, that's what. It
isn’t natural. it isn't. It isn't.‘
"I certainly shall marry Madame
Zattiany if the will have me.‘
f'O-lb-h.’ Tear- dried. She
thawed her teeth like a treed eat.
Her eyes blazed again and she
would have precipitated herselt
upon him. but her father held her
fast. '02}! Oh! Oh! It can't be.
It can't be. it's an unnatural as if
You married granny. it isn't fair.
How dare the come here with her
whitewash and sneak young girl:
lovers away from them ':"
'Really, Janet."
'Oh. I know. you thought yon:
didnt care for me. ha 1 yo; .3 wz'iys'
did. and I'd have 531’. you in t:
I knew there was no chance icr
“She whirled round again.
Marian and use
they’re old
maids, and I'm young—young. 12'
I'd cut ou: the inn and concen-
trated on you l‘d have got you. i
wish I had? I wish I had! But
you were each an old flat tire I
thought you were sale."
““7113: in heaven's name make:
yo: thin; yto'ro in Love with me?”
exploded Claverinz. 'Yoar opin-
ion at me is anything but compli-
mentary, and I'm everything your
chosen companion: are not You
don't want me any more than i
want you. You’ve amply been
playing some fool game with your-
Iol! "
“It's not! It's not! It's theroal
thing. I've been in love with you
linoolwaaniLAekdady. Dad-
dy. didn't! always any i was going
tomarryhirn?”
'7’, whenybuwero little more
dahahythanyouaronow. Can't
mimaginehow ashamed you’ll
hooteochahndigamedpertonn-
aneouthia?‘
"Inhaled? Rot-och. lal~
waynmtendtodojnatulpleaee
uddamthemenou.’
’Alnowifoyon’dnakezorm
urnnyothunxan.’
'l'dniahohlruthoheetwitohl
thoworld. I’ddoororythinghe
told“ 531mm Yea!
would.’ Shame-“am
waddle-seminari-
entirely. “Anyhow. l'd make you
ham. became I'd happy nay-
oolt.’ Iho added . “Much
happier than your other—-"
'Perhayo yon oblige me by
mg:
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Counter; Zamany.
Gertrude .Athorton
I her when there's a lot ot‘
pie round I'll tell her just what
she in to her face.”
"It you dare!” Clavering ad-
vanced threateningly and the
swung herselt behind her father.
who. however, took her firmly 33!
the arm and marched her arms
door. .
”Enough of this,” he said. “You
come home and pack your trunk
and tomorrow we take the first
isn't one. we’ll take the train to:
Canada—"
"I won't go.’
“It's either that or a sanitarinn
tor neurotic. I'll have you'strap-
pod down and carried there in an
ambulance. You may take your
choice. Good night. Lee. Forget
it. it you can.”
A: Clavering slammed the door
behind them he can: ed men who
could tear their hair. He had
Wanted to wood a long evening
alone thinking at Mary Zattlany.
dreaming of those vital hours be
torn him. and he had been treated
to a double nightmare. For tho
moment he hated everything in
potticoato that walked, and he tel:
like taking a steamer to the ends
of the earth himselz. But he was
more worn out than he knew and
was sound asleep fifteen minutes
later.
xxxw ,
Janet had her reven g3. Words
have a terrib. 5 power. A: j Janet’o
vocabulary might be as pr: mitivo
a: lightning, but unlike lightning
it never failed to strike.
“That old Zattiany warnan.‘
“She's a (hooray! years cii and
nobody cares what she does}
“That rejuvenated cit: dame who's
granny's age it '
“Much happier
mother." The “Y
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'Do you thlnk YGU'Pe If“ 1°.“ win ".3:
rejuvenated old dame who‘s granny’
8 age if she‘s a day? "
{woman was fiftywirh: and the 2::
thirty four 0: course i: won-d in
hat a a: ne days' wmier 1:; a like
all other social phenomena grow the
stale tar comment. bu; meanwhile
he should {eel as l: he were trying
on a gridiron Anne mdrich
would merely exclaim: “Abomina-
ble.” Marian Lawrence would draw
in her nostrils and pnrr: “Lee was
always an erratic and impression-
able boy. Just like him to (all in
love with an old woman. And
she's really a beautiful blonde—
cnco more. Poor Lee.” A: for
Sara and Sam Forbes-well.
Gore would understand. and ini-
pale them sympathetically in her
next novel. and Snzan would read
up on endocrines, blend them
adroitly with psychology, and write
an article for the Yale Review.
Ho trolded the once and wrote
hit column at home. Luckily a to-
vorito old comedian had died re-
cently. He could fill up with reini-
nlsoenoe and anecdote. But it was
aoondoneandhewuhacltinhis
chair with his thoughts again.
It had been his intention when
he awakened on Sunday atter I
tew hours of nnretreahing sleep to
dispatch his work as quickly a!
ipoeaiblo, take a long walk. and
then return to his room: and keep
the hour: that must intervene ab
til Monday afternoon. sacred to
Mary Zattlany. But it man em
to mate his life, and more par
ticukrly hh meditations. to out
himself he would be wise to retire
to a madman: top. Civfiized‘ H1. in
a vast woof. md the thank our
one- itn wearing and waterway-
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steamer out of New Yo: k. If there _
star at the game.
piaying that gave the visitors their
Victory:
and during the game tossed in It:
_ baskets and eight tool goals tor a
E total or
Was back in the
Defeat Red Men—van"
Daren is Star of
Game—Combat
Train Wins—Manda
Stars!
The Jersey City. Cops were on the
job Saturday evening and handed
the Red Men his five a trimming
by the score of 36—21. In the pre-
liminary game the Norwalk Com-
bat Train defeated. the Sawtord
Combat. by 37—33
games were {set and interesting.
score. Both.
It was not up until the but few
.mlnutes at play that the Coopers.
were able'to draw away iron: the
Red Men and gain a real need. Al:
the end or the first hat! or the con;
test. they were leading by the score
of 17—14.
opened up the local team put on In
extra. burs; at speed, that gave them
a. point lead. but they only held. this
101' a short time.
Alter the Jeanna halt
Van Doren was the outstanding
It was an tine
He was all over the court
20 points. Paddy Bria-coll
Nor-wail: line-up
f alter a layofl of three week and put
.1.
up a. mic game, making three bank-
as and one foul goal.
The local Combat Train had very
little trouble scoring a. viston over
the
Stamford Combat. They took
2 lead shortly after the start 01 the
arm: and were never headed during
1hr: remainder of the contest.
Ward )iarkix; was the star_ror the
E local team and Looped in eight bank-
‘ 1.13. Pagan and Sheehan also play-
Nor-walk Combat
mi 3. good game.
Pollock starred {or the naitou.
harp
iron C‘nain Athletic Mention yes-
’ Brainy
lsyndicate of Springfield men.
ourcnase price was not divulged. but
it is rumored to be over “5,000.
Ruby. Lydon and
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Hyr‘zi iormer plan or and later man
in the Eastern league. purchas-
;- Bridgeport Eastern league
,nill franchise from the Amer-
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alternoon together
The deal was completed ahortly
before 6 o'clock last night and the
incur owners will. take pomeodon of
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will
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on Tuesday when minor details per-
taining to the sale Will be taken up.
rule
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O‘Ha ra announced that he will be
manager or the club and W111 appear
on the coaching tines in uniform.
Jack is well known to fan: of the
Eastern League drool: haying man-
aged three clubo. a few new back.
He is a keen student of the name
being ranked on one or the inning
infielder-s at his time.
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simple, and often very narrow and
selfish as well, in its origin. Dryden—
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tact: of our life. Thrltt is not more
than one-tenth care for one’o cell:
the rum in care for other: The mo-
tive of it is lightly to make an es—
tate; greatly to make a amnion-
woaleh. It is well to and, it more
. deeply than it is involved a. the
earring of a raving hank mum.
It the, latter were all. we should be
Med in impatience at the repeti-
tron at an old story to new
Thrift Week. In fact, it h no idea
which ought to expand as no no.
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new meaning with every ”as
year. The danger. however. b that
too nanny. it they 'm’u u an.
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James B. Ciews, in his weekly letter.
The net result has been to m
the general level 0! prim not fit
from where it was prior to the m-
Enough h.
been done to show that with the
present strong underlying condition
the tendency of prices is upward and
the influence which tenth to rear!
their progress is chiefly that grow.
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in: of the week before.
difereaces of opinion.
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