Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-20

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 ;, nevertheless the concin.'soa is ea- tec1y ia,sa iu the mat. of the caiFiass The driver Mas only follow ug Richard < directions when he s;;" the girls leave the house, and ae easo,ully overlook them and had hs instructors ID offer h,s car r;age He had not expected to see tive women--Ae was pre- ared for only one; but his instructions were to secure Ait cen if he could, under any circumstances she happened to be known to him, as 1t had driven her few times in her travcls about the city, chiefly in charity work After going a few blocks, tho carriage stopped, and Richard Soulo got up beside the driver.
 "Our Jchu is giving friend lift, :" said Aileen, "I do hope I shan t miss the train. You might drive home again, if you want to, Elizabeth; shall take car riage and go out, ah I will be safe enough"
 "1 will, if you really wish to go alone to see your husband; but really do moi think you ought to go entirely alone. l will do just as you like, my people will not be pleased to. have me driving about tho city at night by myself, and I would have very unpleasant time all around. '
 "Would Tom care so much2o
 s'I don t think he would when tolS him about it, but mother and the family would be horriGed.' -
 "Well, dear. would much rather have you with me, 30 do come. l do wonder what is wrong with Gerald. Oh, this car riage is so slow and the train will seeis to crawl. wish we were there! "
 They sat silent. and Ailren was trying to coniecture what could be wrong with Gerald. Eliza beth sat dreaming oi l.et lover. his tenderness. his devoted love; they had set their wedding day for Jan uarv, and were battling for Ms. Re'i' field 8 consent to that.
 Suddenly the carriage came to a sfoP; they got out, Aileen paid the man, and they flew for tickets; all unconscious that the train officials were holding ii q te" minutes for their convenience. Richard mad attended to that; with all the power of his fine mind and astute cieve.ness, hs had been at work that night Ks the girls came toward the ears, the obsequious DOT ter of the Pullman guided them to the year platfo and assisted them carefully on: the moment they were on the plat form, the conductor signaliel and the train moved. ->-...
 "Just in time, ladies. y He thre" opex the door and usAered them, into gaudy stateroom, all plush and costly, polished wood. with artistic dra 2eries and mirrors galore.
 "Ws will only ride short distance; can VIC remain in here if this compartment Is not engageda' asked Aileen, laying big coin in his hand.
 "Suttinly, madam; dis yer stater"om 's you s longs yo want it. Can I bring yo' anything'"
 Aileen looked at Elizabeth.
 ..I don t care for anything,' she said s.No; we dined late; not anythins.' The porter bowed and left them.
 s'He seems to think We are runaway couple," said Elizabeth, Cor else it is your very stunning appearance; you know you have your diamond earrings"
 "Have IT l had forgotten them. never wear them travelling. You look something swell yourself; that seal is very becoming to you, my dear. It is nothing unusual to have the train men anxious to serye me; always treat them we'll and
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