The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-28
A ~MAkE-BELIEVE STORY.
4 Clever NCuar's Eu-e with z
. Supposed Detective.

Coc--e 7-r,ar vas h--rvi1- through the
rai-uSG State. - Springfield - catch me
train fo- Montreal He vas = little la-e.
aid the --a-v'at-e q ra.- fact s. heightened
t5e ability = rs nerves that. vhen d
tai woman wI-h Eer arms full q parcels
Eel heavily against him. dropping her na--
c-is, some ~ wLich burst and scattered
their contents Il every direction only the
escse Of - D--iteaess due 10 her sex kept
hin from Using AZ ejaculation TIA would
al leas- have espresso; -raa. Impotence
See had c.--ched him ue-voEs,y as she
slipped and he supported her q moment
whilc lie inquired If she was hurt
= don't know" she said. uau-iu-. -
turned nv aakIe-I feel terribly Jared"
When she recovered herself Efficiently 70
stand without his help. he could do nc less
than 20 Fer % gather Up he- parcels. and
he had TIE satisfaction of feeling that ne
was doing his duty. All seeing his train
steam ont OF the station a. one and The sane
time
Well. as I have lost M train-"h he BE-
gan. as nc stood holding so-,e Of her bundles
- his arms
Was that your train she exclaimed.
Still visiblv a-iraced. 1t was mine. too. |
! think at 10c sure-I an a stranger, I
want - so % Hartford"
This was not ynE- train then" he Al
swered: "r---rs stars from the other side. 9"
y was la-e. l had 10 time % get a ticket.
VIVA tine does -ae next train go 70 Hart
fordE- >he nCrnU-ed. brokealy. lifting ap-
psaIinC eyes 20 rs
u VIII ind OUT for you.- be said, feeling
cutie co-nassiona.a toward her. though
she vas neither young nor pretty, and there
fore had no legitimate claim 20 a strangers
protection.
He conducted her 70 the waiting room
ana presently returned from the ticket Office
vita The information that she would hare
% va- ove- three hours-E1ciI after dara
= faCt. for the rain
Three hours alone she exclaimed. with
al unconscious naive stress on the alone"
rha, EIr. Dunlap found very interesting.
II. too. must wat until evening for III
tram" lie said smiling. land as Il rains 50
that we sLaL nave ID stay n the depot. If
yoE VIII permit ne % 81 hare, | viii 90 ny
SCI the pleasure OF waiting With YOU for q
Ine Al Least
You are very kind" she answered sim
pr-. moving some % her bundles so cnat be
could 81 closer 20 her than ne had perhaps
e. first intended. and that. toe, after my
awk-ariness made o miss your train
You heap c~oals'of ire-vhich ugh not 20
b. the less hot because they are getting
rather trite-chestaut Goals IL fact. IL you
VIII pardon The expression-Upon ny head"
NJ Dunlap had already made I'D his mind
that she was neither young nor pretty: he
VOW. as she looked az him with a bright
aQiacious smile. revised his opinion 10 the
exte.to Of adding that she looked interesting.
Size was tall. slender and very thin; with
sharp. old features, but her eyes. ne de-
80 ----, 6a-=----- -ln1-> .-a- rrapa 50
charcetul in expression and exhibited the
different phases OF her emotions with such
g. intensity. such q sing leness OF purpose
from the appealing gaze % a frightened.
teIpless child. 10 the humorous Quizzica-
glance she had thus given him
VIII the delay IncoUmode you very
uCcar- she added. seriously
Il did think il was quite necessary for ne
T. be one OF tie passengers on that pa-tIcu-
lar train. but now / am lot sure. ltniuk
snau De happier here"
- hope YOU VIII forgive me-" she said,
Cave,y. ignoring the implication OF the last
remark.
Il most certainly shall Il you continue 10
be as --reeaole as VOC have already been.
be sad. with : bolduess which even some
-ort;rarly polite men vii use toward a
woman they meet Under unconventional cir
. -Umstarccs-
She colOre6 deeply. and he felt that he
had -isaeG losing ner society By his last re-
MARI For e moment she looked very grave
and re l1sly funbIed with the leaves OF a
book ED in her hand The she seemed
u him tSswallow ner annoyance and take .
sudden resolution Il was as II she said 20
herself: Life is TOO snort and the periods
spent il waiting for trains too long to waste
the one and proIonx the other by servIe
Difference N useless convencionalities-"
Il hate waiting II railroad stations" Q
saic. presently.
Mr.. Dunlap lived back among the befk-
Ohiro hills where The only -caRU1nicatl01