The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1910-06-02

ance. They got the chauffeur out,
brought him back to consciousness
and kindly offered to take both back
to the city. As for the auto, it was
not to be moved at once.
When they reached the city the
chauffeur was about to tell them where
to take him when he was forestalled
by Miss Denton. who insisted that. the
accident having been her own fault.
he should go to her own home. He
demurred at this, saying they would
go there first; then he wished to be
left at his room. When they reached
- Massachusetts avenue the lady's
father, seeing from a window that
something was wrong, went out and
when informed of the facts directed
that the chauffeur come inside. at any
rate temporarily. So the man walked
in, refusing support, and was placed
in an easy chair and given a stimu-
liant. He declined to have a physician
called.
4 wecl, later Mr.. Denton said to his
daughter: Pussy, | think it's time
that your chauffeur go back to his
garage He's all right and by hang
ing around here is losing money every
day / had his auto sent for, and it
has been put in order. The bill will
come to me"
Miss Denton told the chauffeur what
her father had said, softening the in
vitation to depart as well as she could.
The young man babe her goodby, look
ing longingly into her eyes. while her
hand fingered in his. and said:
If | weren't only a chautteur"'
He stopped and, turning away. left
the house
The father of Miss Flora Denton, be
ing a shrewd observer of what was
going on about him. saw very plainly
that his daughter was in danger Of
complication that would wreck the
peace and comfort Of the family. He
gave her orders that when she wished
an auto She should call him up on the
telephone and he would send her one.
The girl must either obey or admit
that she was DESTROYS of riding with
an especial chauffeur. which would be
giving away her case. She longed for
SPIN Win the uri'er oI ueI Cno!ce
and since she could not ride with him
Nou'u Hot ''"e d. an bUt SHe en-
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CITY anu N'Pl ,H"lP eye open III "
familiar face belonging to her own
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