The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17

win, q huge tray containing all tDe mp
nurtenancCs OF genuine German Al
INC ouaint old room was a fitting back
-r1iInd for C,ynth{a's fresh young beauty
and when at Hlllnrys earnest soilSlta
zion she removed her hat ana GioNeS -
began to pour out the colcE IRON, a W. , 81,
slvc silver urn. he sat gazing at ntL III ~
| a franco of dumb alteration, bahdlI itst
ing the harmony between TINS dauE 'i.nt ~,
| OF the revolution and her present ="
,,V.hv. rye not seen any OF those de-
/ Ilclous cakes since left Germany NE"
/ thla cried i'm genuine delight 'h io' NJ ii'G,i, "
fell on plate OK German dainhcS Mm,Cs (,s
/ Gretchen. unrcstraned by the prreSSesg.
of an unapprcciative American nlls'iesS'
had made and baked that morning, ,,,,,s
! you haf been In Sh"rHlany' SI""'7
Fraueln"" asked Gretchen. b,d
| And at CynthIa's reply that she n1u
lived In Berlin FOR five years, tilc =, n%itis Hti
! slcl, German Madchrn fingered un'll MisS
| lambert, tasting her cup OF irasrainit II
! coffee and setting her little white tcstn
Into one OF the cakes. had declared I'aS
never even in that land OF % %kallet ",," ,r,od
| kuchcn had she eaten anything SO 80 80
! Then ana not until then, Gretchen 81 ~
/ ly bursting with pride, reiuc'9n'9
! drew ,, nc bn
| car balancing q frail cup in ms p!S
hand until he forgot his discomfort ia
| the pleasure o! seeing Cyntnia Pr R.eo1, or
| ing at his table and pouring OUT ,I,, htS Co.
| zee in this delightfully."- domest'c iaSl,oi'
| Rut tberc vas o wistful look in The Girl 5
| blue eyes which deepened rs the mo
! OF them she had very little appet''e ioi
When she finally arose 10 go, however;
| her voice was quite STEADY ds s"e
'"! @yonr aS house is Charming. Tom. IL
am Guite sure that the girl YOU are 10
marry will be happy here WIN VIII yo,ug ,,g DO
Won love me, after am" Hillary SIAM
! mercd rapturously, , Cow
'"!I !Isf don, don't understand" she fa!tered
you said you were to be married-'h'S
81 bought this house because my
mother is TO divide her time oetween,
! me and my sister henceforth: salo
Hillary. and ! am to be married II you
Will have me. Cynthia. ia
Explanations followed. and the Old oio
story OF intercepted letters and conse-
Guent estrangcmcnt was revealed Atler
time Cynthia lifted 90 her lover neI
lovely face, where tears ana sh'''es "eie
mingled.
'Don't think too hardly. OF dear old oid
dad. Torn, " she pleaded. Both he and
mother have a lot of un- American tlS
ories concerning the influence %, eaitE nr
enyiromnment and the imposSibility ol
pnople who have been brought up as OH =
ferently as YOU and l having the Slnll-
Iarity OF tastes that makes Tor happiness
seen this house and they won't have a
word to say for themselves.lt is Just
10 my taste down TO the smallest detall.
and in order to rout them horse ana 1901
YOU must be sure TO offer tne 'nach-
nittag kaffee " she ended, ldugnlneIE.
Never heard OF II before in my HE.
Hillary bIurted out THAT was some ol
Grccihen's doings. I told her 10 broil YOU
a beefsteak-I read in book that across
the big pond they fed about this tine. time oi
day and ! thought you might be huhsrHii
Resides" he con fessed helplessly, u
wanted TO keep you here as long as
could
Miss Lambert blushed adorabiy. on,
Tom" she protested you are Just the
same boy you always wcre-l remember
now afraid YOU were In schoo! days OF
taking any credit that didn't belong 20
vou. But you can't explain away this
house" she added triumphantly.
Hillary looked troubled II the house
and furniture really pleased Cynthia. il
seemed hard To have to acknowledge just
then that they had been practically forced
upon him. suddenly his. downcast face
frightened After all, perhaps. she would
have liked his ideal home even better