Smyrna times., 1882-03-22
WHOLE NO. 1894

Tom" Size suddenly exclaimed
Ping ere they had got two-third. .f
way way to the boat-houSe. wait r:gh; h |
nat Is the matter with YOU Tcr 4
ii iitSn, mere surely hJrc r.h,
! es no. nothing i, ti.- u..,...
me sJammcred Tom. l.,h.. y-.,
comfortable.
this race ''-.''''>
Iom suddenly as,uAcd - >o!,., i
preston Of couutenance
No. not one cent. Minnie. B.-
It, | lnIGht as well tell ,ou nhai is 4
matter now as any time. Great H,a, !,
II Is fearful, Minnie. you ca, he non;
more To me now.
aShy pale ''''' '''' '.' =
What do you mean. rom>~
o,rl.- II have hopcle>sly dioelaccd d
How"
Ia allowing myself 10 -, m..d =.
'haI!cnSe Hartley Brandon 10 4 duel
on challenged him
lie understood il 20. and when
picked II up could not back uIt
oh, Tom =!
Know II l. an cveriaetin. dis.,r, ;
! am very sorry.
lom could not bear the Term al r-,.r, !,
and he covered his face W III hi, hand
but only for moment djd our hero,
assume a reproacAful attitude: then =.
advanced and put both arms around h
lovers neck. :
Why should not be as much 70 &,
aoW as ever, Tom"
After disgracin. MYSELF" and ia
uncovered his face in surprise.
eS, Tom, | am very sorry tha,
were led into the duel. But were | o
true to You i'll need would be truly a
worthy your love
Thank heaven" was ali imDuI, +
Iom said. catching the form OF his +.
loTe IN his strong arms and straining a
10 nm IN one passionate embrace
Ana that afternoon no happier M
+ pulled an oar to the starting-linc on Cr,
tal Lake than iniudicious and hastv y,
generous and noble-heartcd Tom Hath
way.
I In the start, Hartley Brandon obtain
me lead ana kept il 70 the stake which
aIso turned first. Matters now looked
though he mad an easy victory.
! But an experienced eye would h..
/ perceived AT glance that the race y
lar from being decided. Tom Hathav.
had been pulling long, regular. carel,
stroke, Keeping at uniform distarI
while Brandon, thinking himself ha
pushed, had pulled for all he was wort
making truly a tremendous space. =
! leaNlng the remaining two cOntestal
!ar down the course and virtually out
the race. Tom smiled as he turned
stake and cut skillfully across Brando
stern. Not until within a half mile
home did he begin to exhibit his treme
| Gus powers.
Then he drew a long breath. straigI
ened his broad shoulders. and with
couple of marvellous lightning strokes 81
| up notch nearer to his adversary.
But Brandon rallied and bore do
within 4 hundred yards Of home in ]
| vance.
Now came the final scratch.
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