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 You've changed great deal since l ssw you last he went en after they were ont in the road again. T thought l you we're Gladys when 1 saw you drive ID"
 What compliment" laughed Ma bel s'Dout you wish l wereT 1 Harold besitated a moment ~So. 1 he replied s.I dea'f know thai do l Gladys expects 100 much of fellow. and she has such say Of making 1 hlm feel so deuced uncomfortable.
 Maybe Its good for fellow to feel uncomfortable once in awhile" said Alabel. legkIug at him gravely-
 Harold shook his head Not loo un- l esaffeftai5le.f he said "It may make l hIm reckless
 Was that what was the matterr' asked Mabet
 Harold astked ID quickly sDid 1sIaegs fell yoaz iIs questioned
 Mabel si.fsk her head No she answered. =hni guessed. It's foo 6ad but do 1au Ihlak thlags like those l lhat happened last term are going To beip ilzs
 sof course not Harold answered .sHat what's the Use of trying to be anybody frEt fke wanted to just cut loose and hase Il good time and % 1 10 th. devil he added recklessly.
 And so yon eut toDse. Mabel inter posed. and almost weat 10 the fellow sea spoke of But dId you have good timer
 "A good tIme?s he cried. sl rns eraxy. and when l came to my ssflses l enough to realize what l aas doing l hated myself"
 Mabel sat thinking for long time You are gong back she said at last --"isack to the same old crowd of fei- lows. the same old associations and AieniptntIens Gan yau~will yeu-keep the promise you mnde your father and ,nether and Bethfa
 Harold caught his breath sharply. \ .s4slan ef the paflers of he Rau Tn 9nipsilou hnuse rose Up before him - |. could sss the blue smoke curling utlward 10 join the haze that hung -asler the heads of the excited forums ihhf hung over the card table. aud he \ eo,lid heaf the suesrs of the fellows 2 and their cries of saaitlef' as | boy ' thr.sw his cards into tho fire aud went aupslairS 10 study.
 Then ne turned and looked Into the ,swsel faee beside hin, the aelieateiy malde,i. sensitive ehln. the serious mouth and then Into the clear depths of those questioning. trusting brown eyes
 Il DO you believe eanfs he asked. ] ~l know seu ean. she answered. 1 ~fheu will" he said
 The next semester was a repetition of ihe first for Gladys aud Mabel. [ wiih mere work. more achievements 'o aud if possible more enjoyment n 1ladys. wtth her self reliant. mas ,erfu way of meeting and settling all ,a lfobtems that came to hef. quickly be rame leader amoug the girls. and Aiabel'S quick sympathy and easerness to be doing something for somebody 'Snads her the cnnfidaut and adviser of f.hnest every girl in the dormiierg. he The weeks passed quickly aud soon ;, Drought iane and another vacation.
 Ns clever AHd kftfeN Nht tHt NAHt'i before in the orchard aud as s"on as ssthe girls rrachr, home they packed "aNaY their bsoks and their college ]. dresses and. putting om lheir cairo Asaprons and broad hrimmed straw hats. sei to work to kill tue weeds and pfe pafe ghe ground for another crop ef clever
 swe can afford 10 take good care ef it. Gladys tnld Mr Pearson as he stopped by the feuee on his way to town one day. "it's doing enough for us
 The top grafts began 10 bear that rear. and the trees were loaded with a plentiful supply of fine fruit IL seemed as fl every one else had plent, of apples that year. too. and the bot iom dropped out of the apple market snyder had given up his attempts at manipulating prices. however. and ,.iadys found no difficulty la getting ihe storage company Ia put away hundred barrels which sue and Mabel had decided to hold for higher price | Another seheel year otsncd. aud al muss before the giris realized II Thanksgiving day was at hand and with 0 The great Minnesota foot bah game Jen had written to Gladys