Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-01-13

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"Show her in" he called to the boy.
Moore hastily retreated from the
room as Judith Bartelmy entered.
leaving the judges daughter alone
with the managing editor McHenry
had long battered himself that he had
met many attractive women in his
time, but as he rose to meet Judith
Bartelmy and surveyed this fash
ionaby gowned young woman he
made a mental note that she surpassed
them all. Her blond features were of
distinctly patrician cast Her blue
eyes had the magnetic qualities so en-
We'd by the many less fortunate wo-
men. and the pure Wilderness Of her
finely curved chin and neck was ad-
vantageously revealed by the low cut
collar of her princess gown of wine
colored silk which chung TO n figure
that celebrated artists had pronounced
unusual in its symmetry.
II desire to complain about the ar
ticle attacking my father this morn
ing" the girl began.
"YesY answered McHenry
81 wish an apology for it,"
SIS this a message from your IA
therT
That's not the point This is the
first time in his life that any one has
ventured to question his honor The
article is false and thiuk your pa
per should apologize for it immedi-
ately."
before saying as to that" returned
the managing editor II should have
to refer the matter TO the new pro
prietor Mr. Nolan. You know it is
not customary Tor newspaper to
take back what c says"
The judge daughter raised her eye
brows i'm surprise as she drew close to
11cLlury IS ausE where he had resum-
ed his scat
81 should tlius you'd have q good
many lawsuits she sugee ted
ooh. NOS not many We go up TO the
line 1Hr va tly NOT 70 Step ever IT,.
lie picked O.. ae.eial newspapers from
his desk 'ao misunderstanding
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Is MI hfahd III tAe once no" she
ASKED
Yes. think SO.
Would it be possible for me to see
himE
Why, yes. II you wish. III send
for him.
McIenly summoned the boy ana
told him TO ask Mr.. Brand to come
in
We've noticed she hesitated-"all
his friends have noticed that he's be-
coming very radical lately" judith
rose from the chair and stepped nerv-
ously toward the editors desk
oh" he laughed. they all get that
when they're young. like the measles"
And that's something they all get
over. isn't it," she asked eagerly.
Yes" responded McHenry. stirring
as though to leave the room.
Judith stepped squarely in front of
his desk.
But | don't want to disturb you.
Can't | go to his Office"
He hasn't got any Office, and they're
all punched in the local room in their
shirt sleeves smoking. You wouldn't
like It, We haven't a reception room"
McHenry laughed as he spoke
In his shirt sleeves. rolled to his ell