Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-11-21

'r.E SUI ~ l-iN NatiNANNH
But how grey the sea is" continued
Trcnlai,i.. 1t IS rot so IN The tropics
1t is hlue-oh. sue! u blue!'
You seem TO he al early riser" Oh
served DrysGa,e, who had Thought 10
iind himself the iirst astir.
1T is :. habit on. learns at St. Pierre.
TIC dawn is. there. the only pleasant
portion of the ONE rises 10 burn
inccrsc 20 IT.
You have lived Ions at ST. Picrre"
Nearly TOUR yclrs."
And heforc that
Drysdaie felt the badness or thu
question. and lna@ that he vas not
b. WAS fencing clumsily; but opposed
to this was Il burning desire To know
more about this man. To prob" into his
past. Not by The culver of Il lash did
Trcmlirc indicate that he found tire
question eithcr strange or unwelco,nc.
All. ! hase been g wanderer.' lie an
s"erel readily. and with apparent
frankness. II have lived in many
trtes ii | have met many people at
Paris. NJ st. Petersburg. at London.
even at Stemroul. And YOU. NJ. Dyys-
Gale?'
There MS soinething snhtly ironio Ia
the TONGA ehade of veited contempt
that brought n flush to the others face.
Yes, you hayr guessed H." he SAID.
I've lived only in New York.
The interest flicker of amusement
flashed across Trcmairo's lips ana they
finished their cisarcts In silence. IRE
maine'S siiavity seemed to have come
suddenly to an end. He no longer at
tempted To disregard the barrier that
had arisen between them. OF explain
away that swift glance OF the night be-
fore. They went down together to
breakfast. presently; out only Delroy
joined them there. and 1t was not al,
especially pleasant meal. despite the
bright sun at the windows and Ire
names i~rperturbabie good humor.
AS they arose from table. that gentle
man announced his intention Of going
foH n walk about the grounds. and
Drysdale carried Dclroy Oft to the IL
brary.
Nov. Dickie., he began resolutely.
as o they were seated, "l',s going
to quarrel with you. You're not careful;
Tremainc, anyway"
Delroy regarded the uuestioue- With
. lons stare of astonishment.
Why. he's a mighty pleasant fellow
who's putting tnrough--
~ know all that interrupted he
other. Il little rudely. But who is Arc
Where did he come from"
H came from ST. PIERRE"
"Dickie." said Drysdile impress!vcty.
you're too easy. You think all men
are honest. Have you seen his c~,ctlen-
tia!s? Who stands for hirn:"
Dslroy Jumped up impatiently.
See here. Jack he demanded. what
Is IL you're driving at?"
I'm trying to point out to YOU that
you'v. taken Tremaiae TO YOUR bosom
. llttle TOO hastily answered DrysdaIe
blunt!y.
Delroy flushed with annoyance.
MI. Iremalne.' he said with enpha-
SIS. is one of the most cultured and
charming men I ever met. He came to
me Oh = matter of business: L found
that We had many tastes in
aud I have enjoyed his society inn
nenscl%."
That's all right. Dicisie. Ive no Oh
lection to your enjoying his society as
much as you like. HI, you ougt,tn't TO
bring him here"
Why" demanded Delroy.
Drysdale horiv
mes making love to Grace. Didn't Won
see him last night at the piano. when
Delroy. who had been listening OPEN
inou!hed. burst into r sudden roar of
i.ushtef. lorysdalc stopped. looked at
MN. then turned and left the room.
Tremaine seemed 10 cnjoy his waIk.
AT least. he Gid not return to the ho,1se
untit nearly the hear for luncheon. At
eila1 meal. the women Joined them. and
a drive was planned for the afternoon
wh'ci! ended at the vesDcr service at
,ne iittie chapel at Babylon. For some
reason. he drive not been a enc.
cess: a certain constraint seemed to
uate iailch upon tine party. a feeling of
unrest. or uneasincss. which. sent rnern
Se'erally 10 their looms as soon az the,
cached the house.
D.ysoale did not proceed TO dress i'm.
lneaaately. Instead. he sat moodily
GOWN Ann Ct0 a maj sA-
re could see the fare OF light wbic,
screamed from hts n%eighbor's
what was there about him that va.
peiieo while II attracted? What had
ne meant by that glance of disdains
1osysdale flushed hotly at thought Of n
~ ilad been SO quick. 80 elusive. that NJ
nms rns.au. ne mad not caught it's full
And wa there cause Tn rn.
sna.: DID that explain Grace.s fndif.
ierence curing Il drive? Was that
Why n q beside him silent diss
raugh Was she thinking Of Ira.
hhs sfnre or was she waiting for him
he sprang to his feet. sw.ttch.a
the lights. and began hastily ~ 800 vi
instinct wns il t;1at told lis.
10 SET his foot lightly on fhe .tai, ''lsa:
u only that nc hoped to IooE 49,.
upWi her tor . moment. unseen? ~.
Souhu OF voices reached him. and ,.,ma
.ns over, ne snw two figures 81 ,,dSr,.
De!ore the fire which the cv%cninM ..hiH
nag rendered neccssary-Miss Crnv nn...
aaa Iremaine. He started nb.,nrtiw ~
r sshd When he caught q snnto,a.
ina made him pause " sentence
MAIN not IN the least like that. rre.
Voice w aas : sayins. aud though tho
II a ring ~ '.suily repressed. 1t had in
your heart you know it. or Won w.o,,,,n ~.
S.ana there listening. I have cou,n -
tt,%,u a I once. boldly. because Tn, ~, :"
v ,nm. shall WIN. He IL not worthS SURF y
f MS your heart you know thnt o,s %.
ie' cannot hold yOr. hc H. '"e' s.ASo.