The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-17


ture was bona fidc, and the payec
had been %. perly identified. The
teller was unable to recall his ap.
pcarance
Goldsmith reported each step to
Chester. who was working steadily
in his new position. Perry. so Gold.
emith acknowledged, was adamant in
spite OF the fact that Goldsmith had
tod him that Chester had not been
u difficulties with the firm such
a. tb" f.rgod note outlined. indeed
had newer been FOO position n be
so
'ir seems to have something more
against you than the money trans
action. Goldsmith added
"lip has" said Chester But ho
Sid not explain further.
lie gives YOU every credit FOR
your pr mpt action IN the Doycrs
Street Thcatpr." said Goldsmith
II don't know said Chester that
especially coyct hie appreciation
What I want is 10 have this thing
cleared up"
Wait" urged Goldsmith wait.
and rely ON me- hope that my prom
iscs mean something to you by this
time"
"lf did not hay" tn" h-pc YOU
extend. replied Chester - should -
and jump off the dock
Let me quote one of your own
sayings" etid Goldsmith "rr, to
keep feeling cheerful inside"
THAT was a quotation ca my part.
said Chester
Sunday came. and Chester was free
tu go to the Park His first visit
was to the hippopotamu~. and he
stood Watching the huge unwcIldy
brute with genuine emotion Memories
surEod mp # his days with Edith
Ills heart loapcd a. the IN usht came
to him that when he caught sight
at the tail sncwy Cinnamon draw
ing their rcNolyrrs In the Doy'rS
toward him. Why. then had she not
written? lc slowly paced the alleys
by the reservoir with wncast head
} Il seemed perfectly natural to meet
her She never INDUCED in artifi.
, cal rN lamltiun, and her quiet dig.
. nifty was part of her greatest charm
to Chester He raised his hat and
/ hastcucd rward
How is your arm inquired Edith.
4, vas not what Chester had cX.
| pcctcd. II" scarcely knew what Pc
had hopcd that she would say, but
/, there was something rcpcllent IN
\ her tone Chester was subtly made
To feel a sens" of vast unworthlncss
1T is much better" hc replied
The wound was very slight But--
d Il want 10 thank YOU for guidinC
us all to safety she Interrupted
I You were very brave. have felt
ever sine" how much Wc are al
- Indebted Ia you
B, Chester stared
i, that all@" hc asked unstradily
4. What else could do? When ia,
t being dearest On earth 10 me va,
= In danger"
e. please don't say anything ih,
e that Nh Taylor" said Edith "a
n least moi in the SENSE in which yol
F., wish me- O. interpret il. fully real
r.. Ne that the being presumably dear
X est ON earth to YOU was in danger
y Nou certainly demonstrated 6, b.
o your actions
What do YOU mean asked Chcs
" ter blaukly
.ct 4 really don't care To ,luc.datc.
4 You must" said Chester
1t Edith flushed crimson Her eye
VI wcr, blazing with Indignation
,r T.. oh out, Dream Lady" sal
Edith TAKE care. Water Lily Run
4. Run
at Cho,t.~ .ookcd Edith straight /
So tho eye. Ills gaze held miNtur
rt OF stcnncss and appeal His Vol
m rang ont ma.tcrmuy
,r That is not like YOU, h, sal
nj 20 know at whom they would n,
tn shoot a, YOU or m y.ur Director
As rho only thing that feared N
AS thar you would be- crushed m to
nm pui. 1u,rNard Thank hcaycn th.
,r. ,ou came through safe