Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-08

Il love youg Are you crnzy--i love
YOU
"liut ! can"
found you out Look on the back 81
this photorraph-my photograph.
What u fnradiscf'
Jack. rive that TO the, ri-e-cnseN'
"whefc your eyes ahinc,'" continued
! Jack with "a flourish.
give tibet Ia me. jack
And your dear heart
Heats close to mine
John stanton. give that to me this
| Instant"
1--WE two. to think and dream and
talk together.
with sunshine thru our lives no matter
what the weathcri
We. two. dear heart. We two forever
'John stanton. viii never speak to
THAT II Paradise''"
/ You hnuif-mfnu -tuutnmutihic--"
HOld fhirocefos--fos. I know I am.
Pat but. on. am 40 harry You know
those worthless MINING shares that you
/ have rcoIded me - much ahoutf Wei.
they are not 20 bad after all. and now.
little woman we can"
"And pray, Mr. stanton. whom do you
refer 20 ne 'Nef'
aYou and me. Pa,-dldn't you get my
rotcY'
and suppose ana. Instead ~ wait.
Ing Tor my answer. you stop TO Insult
nut. Pat. love you and sou love me.
ana what 10 to preycntT''
{ looked straight into Jacks eyes.
rHyirn slowly. u mn 10 be the wife OF
Mr.. sylvester barton Donahue."
The whatf" said John In amaze
L
''rhe wife Of Mr. ponahue." l re-
''rhe dcyil'" gasacd John under his
breath.
u I.g your pardon-thc wife" 1
made him n low how.
nut. Pai-you'rr joking"
Perhaps you would consider u
you can't surely mean to throw mo
over this way for hlm7'
"Cnil II what you like"
But. Pat-you SHAH not marry
With Indignation I surveyed the
enemy. And who win prevent nor
u wini"
"Yon have no right-you cannot"
u have evUry rlEht and I WILL ]
believe you care for me. Pat. and I
love you. rntil you tell me you do
not. Will never rest a slnElc DAY un.
= am going 20 marry Air. Donahuo."
I rrpeatrd distinctly.
"Iiut. Pat" he pleaded. you dunt
love him. I believe YOU DO care Tor
me more than you do for him. You
have never told mo 30. hut you do.
don't you. PatT'
II do-nnt"
"Pati-o. you don't know what you
mr. doing. n you care more for him
1 Will go. I nm "a man, pat-lat. "
you don't care for me tell me now.
will Eu."
John. I viii tell you. don't know
Of any higher duty than that Of a man
10 his country. Do you know What
think Of man who would ~ pace
ably by when his country cnilaf | think
there must be something lacking In
such n man. I know I could never
love him and I would like TO see the
woman who could"
nut there are circumstances. com-
menced John. there afc clfcumatnn-
ccs-"
"Yes, every man excuses himself by
that word 'clrOumatnncraF I think u
IL the most hateful word IN the dictlon-
AIRY. Men hide their wcakurfacr un.
dor that word. n I were a man I
would rule circumstances. not TT cir
cumstancca rule me- How could you
say that, John stantong I thought bot
tef ~ you than that"
Ills brow REDEEMED a. he turned to-
ward me. "You don't mean that-aay
you don't You surely can't mean
that"
"nut DO, dqi mean It with nil my
"Iint they don't need me. They have
m tho mon they want. DO you think
I would stay N ala not know there
were other men 10 whom no one looks
Tor bread. who are willing and able Ia
rnf ! am not a coward"
John shut his lips very tightly Even
thuugh ! knew how I diHliked him. I
could hardly help but admire him last
then. lic certainly looked anything but
cownfdly.
you know the state already has ia
quota" b. added.
\ don't know anything about quotas,
John stanton. ! never was good At
geometry, but | know where there's a
viii there's a way, u ! were a man l
would 10 tomorrow"
"nut they would not accept you.
They have an tho men they want"
Indignantly. III wanted TO serve
my country. John stanton. do YOU
suppose anything on earth could
stop mef No. no. mol | intend 10 go aa
i,ed Cross nurse u they nerd me-"
The intention had suddenly come into
my heac Tor I had never thought u u
before
"Youi" and the villain actually
smiled. 'Noui why, Pat. you would
turn into second Nlobc and dr,wn
the enemy IN your trarf. Do YOU re-
member how YOU cried whom some Nero
~ the village cut SCOTS tail onf
That was the straw that broke the
rnmr'a back. Poor SCOT, By pet cat.
even at that moment 10y at my feet
with the loss of his tail In pathetic rNi-
dcnce. That was too mean ~ John and
I would have told him ~, but big
lump came into my throat. and know
| 10 was silly but Just had u cry
Don't cry" | heard him say softly.
Don't cry, Pati ! am sorry I said that.
II didn't know you would care 49,"
I did not answer.
I felt his hand touch my hair very
gentlyi ! drew away from him.
"du away, 70 awnyi" I cried. Don't
over some near me again. John stanton.
90 away"
Then a strange thing happened. John
suddenly bent over me ana ! felt his
llps touch the back OF my neck,
u AN sorry, Pnt-and- gpod.byc
A SECOND later the front door closed
ana John was gone After he loft.
slt looking into the nre "a long time.
was very happy. ! think II must have
been because John left me.
lie Kissed me-,klsscd me- ON the back
~ my ncck Such ridiculous place to
kiaH nne' The audacityi How l hate
hint viii scnid him roundiy most
time he comes. and ltt him know that
consider his conduct ungentlemanly 20
say tho least, Ncs. he may call on me
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