Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-06-28

= rushed straight 70 the Doctors, give
II them the man, and gone right on, bu
u he had lost six minutes. When PEE
pie realized what he'd done, they Wen
I Wild Every one thought he'd lost tn
h race but they chesred him until the.
l couldn't shout And he kept on drly
ing It's ell here" he waved tn,
gaudy sheet The paper's full OF II
He had half an hour 10 make up sil
minutes and he did f. lie came IN
nineteen seconds ahead OF the near
est car, The crowd swarmed out on
the course and fell all over him old
bailey's nearly crazy"
To see Dick excited would have
been marvel enough 10 hold his audi
tors mute. II the story itself had not
possessed q quality 20 stir even non
sporting blood Emily could only sit
and gaze al the headlines OF the ex-
tended newspaper. her dark eyes vide
and shining. her soft lips apart
HE telegra2hed 10 Bailey" Dick
added In the pause Ten words: First
across line In Georgia race Car In
fine shape Lestrange That was
all"
Mr., French deliberately passed his
cofree-pot 10 Emily
you had better take your break.
fast" he advised 1T is unusual TO
sec you noticing business affairs.
Dick; | might say unprecedented
am glad II Bailey's new man IS cap
able OF his work. at least suppose
for the rest that he could scarcely
do less than take an injured person to
tho hospital. Why arc you putting /
sugar In my cup. Emily2"
Il don't know" she acknowledged I
helplessly.
Il didn't mean TO disturb any one"
said Dick. sulky and resentful Ttn
be big thing though for our cars.
Bailey says. ! didn't know you dis
liked Lestrange"
Mr.. Ffrench stiffened IN his chair
u have not sufficient interest in the
man to dislike him" was the cold re-
buke We win change the subject"
Emily bent her head remedylng her
mistake with the coffee She compre-
hended that her uncle had conceived
one OF his strong silent antipathies
for the young manager, and she was
sorry Sorry, although. remembering
Bailey's unfortunate speech the night 7
Iestrangc's engagement was proposed. ,
she was not surprised But she ,
ooked across 10 Dick sympathetlcal.
y So aympathetically. that after !
breakfast he followed her into the II. o
'rary tho colored journals IN his
iand
What's the matter with the old 4
Gentleman this morning." he com q
'lalned "He wants the business to i.
ucceed. doesn't he2 II he docs. he
nght 10 like what Lestrange Is doing p
pr II. What's the matter with him?" :,
Emily shook back her yellow curls, -
irning her gaze on him. a.,
You might guess. Dlckie He is =
,nely." e
Lonely, Hell" u
All the feminine impulse to defend
AIRED up
Why not7" she exclaimed with pas pc
on "Who has he got? Who stands u
ith him IN his house? No wonder he 81
N not bear the man who Is hired to ca
} what a French should be doing. III
Is not the racing driver he dis va
ses. but tho manager. And do not WI
N blame him. Dick French" GU
Quite aghast, he stared after her as 10
o turned away to the nearest win
W. But presently he followed her dc
or, sim holding the papers. tol
Don't you want to read about the pc
ret" he yenturod en-
Smiling, though her lashes we're
mp Emily accepted the peace offer
FIJI
Yes. please
You're not augrys You know I'm me
stupid chump sometimes; don't poT
an H." linl
'hls time shQ laughed outright
No; am sorry ! was cross. Il is rlsi
lho would Ike 20 shirk my work "W
yer mind me let US read" e
hey did read seated opposite each sen
or In tho broad wlndowseat and tise