Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-08-10

i game Of cardS WHlle over iueIe olHeiS sat lost in deep breeding dejection One figure alone seemed to stand anart different from them all. This nas difference might have been accounted @ for by the taunty suit and cap and the high white collar which the young UA si rpf, wore: but after all. 1t was q cer-
 infectious light of good humor ----le boyish blue eyes. an irrespon-
 air of happiness which distn- = TNE Peter Olaf from his compan. MI A4S crime Once again he walked gold }" aOl$th # the long room. keeping letter Ole to ais step by a subdued though merry whistle; then he paused socially at the side of a prisoner who glowered IsA up at him. Peter spoke with q soft sSI foreign accent
 ss "That makes twelve times around" he said The man addressed lumber, ed to his feet, joining the youth ip his Y walk.
 ..What chu here for?" he growed. A The boyish blue eyes widened. while q dull red crept to the blond hair on N. Peter's forehead "Bigamy." he an- hocen> spInced briefly The elder man stood Inefe 1till' with muttered exclamation. d0ya "Rigamy." he repeated. and exclaim- ,beeg ed gain-..bigamy. kid like you? lueh What chu do it for?"
 s sTs{ah Peter Olaf shook his head. Fl didn ..x,,a 1fhean to-" he said slowly. "I-l don't 9~- gtsSow.
 Wa'cn ,t just happened. Far away in Rus or ador r~~---,s Mari. Before I came to this ' agination Country Mari and l were mar. ion.
 And woMle day would send her money: ssa.,oa, she must come to me. So told
 E we would be rich here and happy. nd Mari was glad. At first l wrote a ArM' her long letters. and them Peter tions p1ed abruptly. When he spoke Unit his tone was harder. more con. the tined.
 .hs<ee ell. in the house where board x .-,bles ed Rianca. was lonely here in er strange country-oh, very. very the nca was most kind and beautiful. Mo eS we went to many places me he' hlet the ferryboats in the moon- rrsand excl. to the sands of the sea. ,,.,g Ward; eemed to fade away so far .,,,a, fact he "a re;oewber her face. It wn0ie dream one has almost of tp in whic, did not send to Mari Amer... Iay not one have new Victory Cafhw country when one shall !. he;ns urn to the old! Blanca also
 dover who would have married shoo.ii she told me-" The boy pass
 ed in hand across his forehead, "So
 mate .ould do?" he asked Could s- year 3ianca?" And then that very
 Amershen we were married Mari ..,no Glong to this country. Alone a worked and saved. and now
 oi aitere.
 
 Can tc-the ofiicials--and when they
 part, l am married again. So you
 Fran bigamy. That Is what they < s~A% hnd must be held for trial"
 The boy clutched the prisoners sleeve sss fearfully. What will they do with sE me? he cried
 Fhe hardened man. whose own crime A# had brought suffering to many. stared M disgustedly into the frightened face. ES n"Do with you." he answered fercely s lido with you? I don't know, but N S'ope they will lock you up l hope Ha shey make, you work as she never
 bought of working--that little Russian hing you deserted. Chances are they ont do 1t, though That innocent.
 aby face of yours will carry you
 lrougH. YouNl only be deported."
 Deportedy' questioned the boy ca.
 Tive man turned on his heel.
 as.'' he answered grufly-"sent
 where your kind belong"
 ger Olae stood considering. He
 ed to see again the little village s- T had been his home, the tiny school ise where hr and Mari had gone so
 " years together. Then across his
 sashed picture of Blanca
 oathe crimson lips and laugh
 The great oaken doors just
 the heavy screen opened now ,s,.sss aS closed wlfA mrch grating of locks s s46 N .s through mt he saw the figures of 2bSn officer and ktA
 M "Forty-6ver' rang Out the officers Sy oice. and the girls sleuder figure came sn verIngly. indistinctlv toward him. X moment she stood. her white face SS S.rcssetl close against the yelling wires sser dark eyes shining golden black m 2 reelected li6ht Tten with joy-
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