Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-03

Wilson that a young msn had brought her
there. and after he had given some il
strucuuus, and something more substan-
uaal 10 make sure that good care would
be taken OF Miss Wilson, had departed.
She said also that another man had come
up, riding q horse which ne mad left fur
Miss Wilson and had gone off with the
gentleman in the automobile.
While Mrs. Murray was talking she EaE
been pUute-tnE around ia the next room over
The stove and now she came in with q
steaming drink which she called tea,
and which, she said, had The remarkable
properties Of wardius off all kinds Of Sex
ness, such as colds, rheumatism. measles
and the Like. Miss Wilson drank il brave
ly, although she could not help making
several srimaces when Mrs. Murray was
rot looking. Whatever powers The beg-
erage might have had il surely helped
Miss Wilson a great deal. for b.
the time she had had three more cups Of
II she decided she was quite Wen and had
not suffered any from her adventure. So
she got - and left an hour or two later
she rode home on her horse, for size de-
clded II any III effects should come Of her
adventure, they could best be avoided b.
riding hard, getting very warm and then
going straight to bed on her way home
her thoughts were very different from
those she had had coming out. Instead Of
mourning over the fact that men had ever
been created, she kept wondering how d
certain very tanned face would look sharn
Of goggles ana motoring cap. and Il she
had really seen en- amused twinkle ia q
certain pair o. deep-blue eyes, or Il they
had expressed concern fer her safety. or
again, if they had not been totally eK-
pTessionlesE and the curved glass Of the
g1ggles responsible for The expression they
seemed 10 possess. And then she was very
much puzzled 10 know how she had got
out Of the racing car. for she could re-
member nothing concerning that, and-buI
she wondered and puzzled over 80 many
things that even she lost count. SO thar 2
surely could not remember. Finally s-C
reached home and went 70 bed till dime
time. when she dressed in her very bes
and looked her very incest. for she ll-
tended 10 keep a part Of her vow abou.
pleasing her father for al least q urI-
while, til about The time when the mem
0Ty O. those dreadful moments under ths
water should become less distinct and
she f-is more than repaid Tor her trsu-
bic when she came down for her father
approval. and he KISSED her. saving Iha.
she certainly was the handsumest. sweet,
est gil IN town
Later when Charley adams arrived and
size found herself being introduced rot ID
lhe topp-sA youth with Bas,e-ed ~aaos
hair and TO chin -1aI she mad expected
tut % a very handsome young man with T.
strong aimed face and dark-aIu= eyes
which seemed a. the moment 10 ar1fe
The deepeued concern about her hsalts
but which, she was sure. we've hiding
somewhere lu their depths. d most deeid
ed smile, she determined 90 keep NOT onl1
The first par, OF her vow but every singh
word Of IT,
Some months laIrr when she had ful
filled lhe last part Of her vow and hs
succeeded IN keeping he first part fairl.
ven she asked M Adams what the e.
preston she had seen 10 his eyes on The
first meeting really WAS. but DE uaez
pectedly showed what his firm chin IA
J been made for and declined 10 answer n
Z question since then every time they hay
Quarreled d. has started In this way. an
bat that Is another story.
. LEOLA BRANDEIs. IA
. CMiss BrEndei be- the daughter q ID
e and Mrs A. ID B~randeisl