The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-31

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What Fate Did For Dick
MADISON and Dolly
Seymour.
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U.lfa minute before the Eiycrlalc ex-
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tea hlN suit case ana ti~-'d TO the ticket
Office lie had barely time TO run down
the lrI. station to his train, for as he
swung himself MP the Steps the engine
Slowly nuH.l out with it's hrpvy load
ma l.ao f.r pivcrloio rc,or,IIv wos
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exception. rs t-' young n'"n passed.
thron-" car aI'ef ''' u"' ''''H' seat
was TO he seen. tD"lly he stopped by
the only place left In the whole train.
Ncyt the window SAT a remarkably pref
., .,r,i..rt % ohio ,vas written all
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on ~ "''' u"''''''7 10 - ~
lora'ed ups OF her J"uh'F oNiorus. For
the rest there were n brown shlrt--short'
of course-and a white waist with scarlet
belt and butterfly tie.
The Young maa hcsitated a moment.
e. .,.,.,I -, n.;.h ooir ., brown
she glanced up WIN a par o. brown
eyes IN "hicn cohteld'u niScuiei ana
occurrences. / ne Young man gave
niue start, uu' Tue XIII s'rHiSH' " d! i'oN,
ed oat OF ih' WihuoW again. 50 ne S'iu
hothihs ana sal down. Hhe appeared 70
unu 'ne lahdNtaPe ol commissioned s'IeetS
ana liarl"h uatS extremely interesting
LOT sue EaH'u az tHeil lu.'hl1' o"Ce
she turh'u anu SlahCeu 1T niil' "u' nnu-
Ing ms eyes-trahN' pIue eyes 'he! we're
-uNea on ner sue '"th'u away Wi'n a
niue loSs ol uel Gun ~ "'""u H'"H' anu
ne cou'u see tue req p'oou uioun' ID ne'
tanned che'h' 80
han- IT, ne s"iu 10 "'iiiN'''' am
sure 'uat II -
men rehlarh; 'nouEh uot o''al u an
oulSio'r' WIS lu'i Vi "'''l'HS " "l''' VI
tIlN same o'oM '?'u '"'' ",'H ~" :"
MS u'Inor!' ne ""u S''n must ;" ''''
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Cu'''S'"u ''s anu H"'' '"'U-"' ~ -
more IMAM Is uet"''u '''''S'N'''',' ~ u"
ma" u tu-'N'u u S''i'e '"'
ara N''lNoh was YOUNG HiIh " N'''r
"eA'''' "''l'n'iE III 'ud.- VI ~ Wv
estate u'i luT "l'.o"- ','nu '''u N''i
ol MS '''t i"'i''F '"'" 10 '"' "uS'',NH
so we" 'n'3 '"' f''0'- iii''n vas "',A ','
E'"a !" cav ID tn"'e'A III ~, ~ "'""S
auu e"I,N W' 'r"''iI"S ut pas
10 ,H""'"N '' "", St'u' a", ''u wa" SeN
eFal li''h'S ana ~ n'a pul 'H"t very
morning. StsPP'u OH 'h' u''t'S' o, iilou
eru o''"H S''! "'"l"S Us AIS' 'nouTnt
WIS !" rNH w 20 nose ii'I ana re il'l
enc "r'>. ms HaHe''. Nh' uu not MO"
Ne was coming Tor Iltf '"'t'Ni ouu"u'e
p 'a.' W. n'' pGrn ver1 <l,'Fl''u. iig'.
a GOOD deal She was a fayorite socially.
Ms shp WINS rich and moro omiabIa than
clover Their management had never been
announced. tut il had been an understood
thing between their families for several
wears From social standnoipt il was
an cxccHcnt match. but Madison had
often fo,,la himself wishing that Helene
was well different lie could not ex
o.tlv. 4. f,a .,ybat he NOON. ..Sipce that
idiot Norris told nor she looked like
lanes ST.. has been colder than ever" he
soiJ IN Lir,.,lf s,v,.arv Re- thonoht
NOW Of Helpnq's nlacid eyps and smooth
hair
"Now. if il only curled like--Iiie"-
His ewes wandered arain 10 the brown