Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-01-26

ton. He had dressed himself with nm
usual care and had blushed to detect
himself hesitating over the choice Of
necktie. Now that he was ready
and waiting he was exceedingly nerv-
GUS and wished heartily that he had
impressed Jim Hudson into his serv-
ice. Jim's ready wit and natural tact
where women were concerned would
be Of inestimable benefit to his more
difident friend.
In this case to think was to act, and
$50 found Peter in telephone booth
frantically calling for Jim Hudson to
meet him at the station at once.
Get down here before 6, for heav-
ems sakeT pleaded the woman hater.
"Keep cool, old man." laughed Hud-
son. "I'll be there without fail"
Just as the Shore limited came hiss
ing to standstill Jim Hudson burst
into view. His eyes met Ramsey's.
and then together they walked silently
down the platform toward the crowd
that was pouring from the gate.
1t was Ramsey who saw her first,
stepping like a young goddess, her
lovely eyes seeking vainly for IA
miliar face and finally meeting his in,
troubled inquiry. From the crown of
her blue velvet toque to the tip of her
patent leather boot she was the most
exquisite creature Peter Ramsey had
ever seen. He drew sharp breath
and instantly forgot his diffidence. He
was guardian of this wonderfully
beautiful girl!
Here she is, JIM" he said, elbowing
his way toward the girl He whipped
of his hat and took her bag from an
unresisting hand. "Miss Simpson, L
am sure he said cordially. II am
Peter Ramsey, cousin Of Mrs. Fer
ris. AS we go downtown l will ex-
plain why Cousin Mary could not be
here" he said all this rapidly. not
wishing to startle the girl with sud
den announcement of Mrs. Ferris
death. She looked at him in some be-
wildernent for an instant, and then
a lovely smile broke over her face.
II am sure there is some mistake"
she was beginning when there was a
AuSSAAu6 Will !" AAu VI shHtS anu TeteI
Ramsey was swept aside to make room
for half a dozen girls who flung them
selves on his divinity with little shrieks
Of delighted welcome.
.11You dear old Polly" they were
saying when Peter awoke to the hor-
ror OF the situation. He had approach
'ed strange girl ana taken her bag
an =. Ia an ass OF n1msei1 aftogetner.
jan auosons strohg grip on ms arm
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her name on q Dag ana introduced my
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