Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-21

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The Chicago address was sutt
II. Auditorium. She laid bet
hand op her drivers sleeve
There's fast driving umit7' che
asked.
Eyes. misa"
"wIi you crowd It all you can With.
ont danger of arrest? will pay we'll
] must catch some peopieg'
Then she smiled at him. The hos
pital. an orphans home, and the Audi.
forum seemed queer combination to
thar driver. INT the aase! was always
and everywhere the angel, ana net
ways were strictly her own.
II will get you there just a. quickly
o. any man could with a team" he
said promptly.
She chung to the card and paper.
and. az best she could 10 the lurching.
swaying cab. read the Addresses over.
''O'More. suite eleven. Auditorium.
"'O'More.'," she repeated. Seems
to At Freckles to q dot. Wonder II
that could be his name? Suite eleven.
means that you are pretty we'll dxed
Suites in the Auditorium come high"
Then she turned the card and read
on it's reverse. Lord Maxwell O'More.
NJ r.. killvany place, County Clare
ireland
"A lord man, she groaned despair.
ingly. "A ford man! Bet my hoe
caks's scorrhedF'
She bltnked back the tears and
spreading the paper on her knee. read:
AFTER three months fruitless search
Lord O'Aore gives up the quest for
mis- iost nephew. and leaves Chicago
today for his nome IN ireland"
She read on. and realized every word
Of It. The likeness settled It. 1t was
Freckles over again. only older and
elegantly dressed There was not q
chance to doubt
THANK you: and wait. no matter
how long" she said to her driver.
Catching up the paper. she hurried
to the desk and LAID down Lord
O'More's card
"Has ny uncle started yet7'' she
asked, sweetly.
The surprised clerk stepped back on
q beliboy. and covertly kicked him for
being In the way.
"His lordship II In bis room." be
said. with = low bow.
The CLERK showed the beilboy toward
the angA.
"Show her ladyship to tho elevator
and LORD O'Mores suit" he said.
bowling double.
At the bellboy's tap the door swung
open and the hveried servant thrust .
card tray before the angel The
opening Of the door created q current
that swayed curtain aside. and in
an adjoining room. loung!ng In q great
chair. with q paper IN bis hard. sat
the man who was. beyond question.
Of Freckles' blood and race.
With perfect control the angel
dropped Lord O'More's card on the
tray, whipped past his servant and
stood before his lordship.
Good morning" she said With
tense poiissoss&,
Lord OAors glanced her over With
amused curiosity until her color be-
gan to deepen and her blood to run
hotly.
"Weu. ny dear" 10 said ae last.
"howr can I servo your
instantly tho angel brist1ed She
had been so shielded In the midst OF
almost entire freedom. owing to the
circumstances Of har life, that the
words ana the look appalled, to hee
as almost insulting. She lifted her
head with a proud gesture.
kHA
with stow disttnctnesa There isn't
a thing in the world you can do for
me- 1 came here to see II could do
something's very great something
for you; but II don't Ike you 1 won't
do it!'
There was silken rustic and Q
beautiful woman with cheeks OF
cherry bloom. hair Of jet and eyes
OF pure irish blue. moved to Lord
O'Mcrc's side and. catching bis arm.
shook him impatiently.
Terence! Have you lost your
sensesr' she cried. Didn't yoo I'm.
derstand what the child saidp Look
at her face! See what she hast!
II beg your pardon" he said. 1.-The
fact is, am leaving Chicago sorsly
disappointed. 1t makes me bitter and
reckless thought It was some moro
OF those queer. useless people that
have thrust themselves on mo con-
stantly, and l was careless. Forgive
me and tell me why you came"
II win II l ike you" said the an
lei stoutly. '.and II l doo't won'tr'
"But began oil wrong. and now
don't know. how to make you ike
me-" said his lordship, with sincere
peniteuce IN his tons.
The angel looked into the beautiful
Woman's face.
..Ars you his wifer' ahs asked
Eyes" said thu woman. u am bib
wife.
..WeIl," said the angel Judicially.
she Bird Woman says no one IN tho
whole world knows all q mans big
nesses and all bis littIenesses 40 his
wife doaA What you think Of him
oukhS q, % for ma DO ,you IKE
himf'
.Bsttse than any one In the whole
world. said Lady O'More promptly.
The angel unused . second. and then
her legal tinge came to the fore again.
.ass, but have you any one you could
IKE hatters if -, wasn't all raghe3.