Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-09-27

may could MOI sasy tnllaS,
were arrying dad or g living Enan
into the house. II Was half en- hour
before the doctor could say: 55 N
There's q spark Of life LEFT and
he's got about one chance In twenty.
You must have a nurse here. 8
Please telephone for one,s replied
Miss Hope. I; ~ 8i iIs$ N 4f
Il Have Won any Idea who he is3 .t3'
NJ. Not the slightest. : ,j,s5s
4. .5 Then he may be a tramp for all
you know. but I can tell Won he isn't.
He's q gentleman, for sure. There
are q dozen points to prove that. What
had he done g. A. \ 4 s " 81 gss5 u.
y didn't ask and didn't care. II
I'd had a pistol ] would have shot
some Of them down! - tss & a. E5$
M Nh The doctor had an evening paper
with him when he made a cali at 8
/ O'clock. He handed it to Miss Hope
without q word. When she had read
the article relating to the mob she
exclaimed: 5f@ IA ID II > st< Y " ".
II don't believe It! There's some
nistakes I. 81 4 4: sSiI h, a :..
-Mobs are often mistaken. Your
patient Is making q fight to Hive. We
ought to find out who he Is, III 81.
Not just yet. doctor. I took him
from that mob, and ! feel that ] own
him. y ii Il ??5t55 = y q T " ;'
s:sf Romance romance" laughed the
doctor as be went his way.
an It was the nth day before the
patient opened his eyes to look about
him and then fall Into a restoring
sleep + was the Qtnth before he
whispered his identity. Yes, he wax a
gentleman, and had Miss Hope kept
track OF the papers as well as she
kept track Of her patient she $woulu
have seen an about the I. Mysterious
Disappearance and further learned
Of the efforts Of the police to solve
S. mysteEy: II Ri 5sst.ss b NJ f.:
We, must, speak now" said the doc
tor as he brought a paper. s
Not quite yea, she pleaded. u
want to hear his story from his own
lips. Besides, when q girl has faced
q mob to rescue young man :.
sd feel that way myself, young
! lady. His broken ribs are bothering
him, and the bruises and cuts are a
fine assortment to look at, but he may
spin his yarn in "a. couple Of days
more" = s.:fG5 @tjts IL. ..,5,rs.., E
ts TWAS told to eager listeners, Ev.
cry word carried conviction, and when
it had been finished there was some.
thing more. The patient had to ex:
press his gratitude, and that's where
he broke down and the lip Tembled
and the tears came. Perhaps there
were tears In other eyes as well X
| IT'S SO queer that my folks haven't
come, he said 5 Gfj ,14.: !; y
'eWhy-why, didn't want 'em tor
replied Miss Hope in the hankest
sort Of way. t. /. u ;5.,: 7 ;i5 III
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I'd rescued you, and and"
.i3 We'll, let it 60 for few days. They
haven't much to worry about. They
may offer reward for me-" =.
|, - 'Oh, but they have. and of course
j shall claim it can't go round fac
Ing mobs for nothing. you know
/ It was six weeks before young
! BENEDICT departed for his widowed
mothers home She had been to SEE
him, and it was she who took hin
away, still 1imping bit . She wal
grateful. too, and she had come pre-
pared to say to her son: IA :i5 .s.@ y. !
4 T was in hopes you'd wait a yea
or two more, but when foolwoma1
and a heroine Of a girl get mixed NJ
with the life Of a young man 5 y. ~. Y,
4 I'm coming back IN q fortnight t,
ask her fathers consent!. he cut ii
as they drove away. M ::3.1 Il. ~
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