The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-23
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MISS CRANNIS'
DECISION.
II Came With the Winning IF
the Game.
ny A. NJ. DAVIES OGDEN,


johnson, gaDloning swiftly throag
the long lanc Of oyera ching jun
green. was musiug somewhat hitterlt
upon this fact II was over month
now since he had seen Helen Grnuis
n month which had done q great deal
toward quichcung il spark hitherto noi
entirely recognized into vivid fame
He had tried to see her, but unsuccess
fully, and now his thoughts wel4
hroodng, as SO often before, over thai
hast unfortunate meeting, Was he te
blame or shcf Yet how could the
fault be his?
Once again he went back mentally |
to the beginning that day when he
had telegraptefi 20 ask If she would /
ride They had often spoken Of SO do |
ing. aud this had been bis first oppor |
tunily The answer had been that she !
would be at the elul, NJ ( O'Clock.
johnson. promptness Itself. gathered
over FROM the stable At precisely
There he waited He waited until
hHlf after 4 hc waited until quarter
or r There was no sign of MISS Gran
MIS- Al last. reluctantly. he rode to
ward The paris. wandering what could
have happened The first person he
met, walking her horse slowly down
the main drive in the direction Of tho
gate, was the girl herself, aud with
her, talking eagerly, WINS Ransome Sin
clair tile man Of AL others whom
Johnsou most deteSted
For II moment Johnson had stirred,
really iucredulous. unable to trust bis
eyes
Then. with n formal lifting Of hia
hat, he was past, the dark red mount
Ing TO his check and rage In his soul
Had she forgotten the engagement, or
had she deliberately thrown him oyei
| for elair--Sinclair with his millions,
| who could give her everything?
ia tlie sudden blaclness revealed by
| the flash Of jealousy Johnson realized
fol. the first time how much this slen-
der, dainty gu. with her pretty little
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