Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-18

energy may help the average" with laugh It's l14or dal, ylu ..:.ov.
 Labor day." qucricd the girl "Whal Is that?'
 one Of our American holiGyy,," h. explained That's why | am l-re To day
 "oA," aaid A}iao v,th sudden ram preheusjoo. @1 Labor 3a" was appar enty tba eiuga3rHl of Hmr trtra el the olden t!mes when rnr oar,. all clae~ es minglcd in friendly simplicity. NAH a splendid idea But no wonder she had nat understood ut first
 Il Wis growing dusk Nnro~S the lawn tha gardcucrS children were set ting off rorkets left over from the rl@l Fourth of lHlH 1he guests were uot ing about tle grounds. some had goll,, to tlie rocks, others watched thr gll tering trail of tho fireworks. Mua. de Saint " had crossed to where her aunt stood chatting with the h1st ess i'll the twilight of the pjuc- Saa denly came I sssWi>h. 4 flash. as olle of the rockets, teo powerful for the ii tie hand which held it. exploited unes heetedly ia the direction of the trees There WAS I warning shout. orv and Mile. de Saint e9r felt hcrslr ,ansEf and pulled f4Gejhlv away. while oaecI- fingers crushed out q spark in Che frag fie f9ges af her gown II was all over in second. before any one el~e haa time t8 realize tf5t an}thn@ had h55= feaed aad Mic. de Sant VT stood tfemsi#e5 haif with fright tt what ziE5 hal esaate.l, hstif with al4r. at tho fnz dignity ta WHiFb she had been suaicct ed. Fer sae -he Mine da Sami Hef had heen. for Ho mljDcr how brief 4 snaee. ina man's aauls.
 '8fe# A9a# #f5afl - h #a-l,rd mri5H 't and AIia2 hneW il to bo.lbe dark yo.a waiter.
 Bat Ste eeal haray speak S}Ie Was stInta1, sae WAS angry. Vet soiIfs.@ hoN aot s2 gia=.l.H as she felt she sslot,id hc. Stla Eas shahin all over. ba, s!ie tried t3 eaat.oi hefao}t to utter a word of thinks. Her purse was at he z.l.5 she had nofhin% to offer the man for having saved her life. She felt nor-
 tt fztI'' II it| SPttlb come lo Fer aunt.
 .Alaa ietn..s slla cysaycd ,imidly she could Ilei afin% Eersalf to call him gar e.3.l .a=="z.t h3.c no hiM.s to re r.a.s' 1z2u With oXeogt my gratitude, but tzf+e!' stt f5y auat'$ house.
 %AaN eo&A aNd ~e} you jhn0?" he ble.se il e7se@il "I di.in't know wEatksf ..aa Nsu' wa1t r,, Co. Euf am ofte9 hero IL ny @i&'cr'S''
 Nhy=why my au;.t" s;ammar,d Aline. Sha ", ca&:ri9ns of a l0aai ble sanSe of eGl arrassnpnt Surely her aunt would not approve Oh, what could she say: This was dreadful.
 Bob, called a voice from the shad= ows. The young man started
 Bother" he growlcd "IIavcn't | done enough for Lucic today? I sup. pose she wants me to wash up"
 'Lucie,' repeated Aliue.
 My sister, Mrs. RedvcrS," inpatient i iy "She said it would be so much nicer and less formal if we boys did the cooking and serving. So she let all her people off for the day. But l draw the line at washing dishes"
 For one terrible moment everything waVcred before Aline, her brain whirl- ed. Then she faced him brcathlcSSy.
 What what did you say your pro fession wasi:" she demanded tens Iy.
 'Why, the law surprised.
 But still hreathless, you spoke of waiting
 .For cases, of course" more and more surprised. "Oh, by Jove,' as q sudden thought flashed into his own mind. .I say, you didn't think But Aline, her eyes very bright, set her chin hard.
 .No, she said determncdly. 'I didn't think. Wouldn't you wouldn't you like to come and meet auntle:'