Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-03-01
casual Champion

IN unsultaple lo0"i' 49,
. bning. in fact, upon the
n. lss northeast corner of Forty
, y and Broadway at eight
\. the evening, and, in pauslng
n y IN his feelings, he narrow
~, ,',, being run down by a taxi
" w ,kidded past, the wheel not
..s u away. But the truth is he
...slv bored. He had not met
.' .dronture worth speaking OF
~, d DAYS and had decided to re-
s'-a n his apartments on Madi-
',,.Ds play a game of solitaire
nb bed. ..,a -
/. iscision when his attention
+a,ed toward a young woman
.,,Esble beauty who went hurry
= Instinctively he turned
tm,rse, with any design of adj
!, bsr or in any way molesting
\ 10 follow her with his eyes
4. rounded the corner and was
view among the crowds OF
Boadway. For beauty was to
ir8vn a lodestar that attracted
rp,istibly, and the beauty OF
,aicuIar young woman was as
"a peach, let US say, among a
MI Of nectarines.
then an incident occurred
hanged all his intentions and
tms. For, as she was about to
NE corner, a flashily attired
Vbon Lord Jocelyn had OBJ
harying after her, caught up
N and planting himself in her
nle some remark to her.
JOcelyn felt his blood Jingle.
II The girl shrink back, saw the
rvrsue her with the evident in
Of commencing a Irritation,
node through the crowd in hot
an angel of avenging chivalry.
u steps and he was at her side.
Ibis fellow molesting your" he
iDfng his hat.
sgrl raised her eyes to his ap-
5y Lord Jocelyn swung round
is heel and, as the first sheer
NdS broke from the mans
j be let drive his fist with his
he and caught him between
n The man fell like a log and,
Z bis head upon the curb, lay
.al stunned. Before Jocelyn
IEiae his protege through the
.td Instantly assembled, a po-
vas at his side. He looked
ANS evening attire, then at
@sh clothing Of the fellow,
ClSciousness was slowly re-
iced to explain, sir; l saw the
AaHess," he said. "Giddup and
Aadded, addressing the street
Station house for yours"
~ want me to come with you
mess asked Jocelyn.
ned Of that, sir" answered the
4l' I'll take your name, and
ne lady's, and you can be at
-'Son Market court at ten to-
noning."
saes JOcelyn," said the invol-
no Of the episode, adding his
AND this lady is"
!. AlFFay-Clara Murray, 462
@eQ'frst street." said the
arpdy.
s !, noted down these
~ pocketbook, keeping one
u upon the ruff1an, who was
70 his feet and looking
= win a dazed expression.
u, NJ he book shut and jerked
Is, feet. Then the man
'u'enly to realize his pre-
-, %g' he shouted, struggling
II grasp. 81 gotter speak
y | will speak to her"
y himself free and, with a
sln force, sent the po-
%lag backward. The lat
LING his balance, drew his
|0usht it down with his
!, 'pol the mans head. For
N, ane he dropped.
catching the young
~. ~s arm, Lord Jocelyn
) rS, through the crowd to a
=. saCh they boarded.
: let me see you to your
Il. !. insisted. "Ninety.first
' lar out of my way, Miss
~. VI MIN a look of intense
Ill., 1esa she faltered:
d s ~. mere. I gave that adj
r,a pUaAceman, but 1 live in
ss ~ And here's where
'us continued, a moment
added: VI terra nrma
Is Where We part, Mr.
~ Sa bowed. But I must
/ ~ =, on being permitted d t. to
aan,' " ,, your door," he pro-
Sy the streets are not
i On account of your at.
Stt,ss Was going to add, but
laSi,S .aseQuaintance was too
49, u such an expression,
b tsa LOT an instant. "Well.
u Sa, she said, finally.
'sasSna way along a deserted
ssr = old-fashioned house