The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-07-09

MT. Bobby finally with some evasion.
 Then haven't you only taken him at his w,ordf"
 Mrs Vance bade Mir Bobby goodnight in tone forter
 The next morning MT. Bobby presented himself money in hand, Imados shop to buy the kik@ vase
 %Theyfe, sold, snatched up right away, soon as I put oldf l9 T!asaT sayped aRhoqB956 g BoS6y Imado
 Yes; just little while ago"
 You must have had to get up out of bed to wait on
 "oh nos get up sunrise" answered Imado, smiling,
 MT Bobby was unaccountably irrtated because some one else had bought the things
 E h Peas6ned so 2ns a s5f gets the
 During that day he had no opportunity to speak to Mrs Vance. Sometimes he thought he caught half ha%oF0us faBs twinkle in her eyes as she served him at the
 She did not appear the f following day and MF Bobby Later he received a note which read:
 to telegram left left so hastily t that did not get the PP n n6Tc t TaSos So o about f9g y & e the kk" vase am am m, most eager now 9 recover it da var FePst sd vef w all sneo y 0 Fqods es % Win you not inquire and let me know if you can get
 She closed with cordial invitation to her home in San Francisco, and repetition. of her feeling of gratitude.
 so9Rs % Pt n the fe~ tessa ssf ns Se s qred of space He had short period of silent thought Ger climax Yes, yes; she would never have gone other to her rightfuI position in the household"
 He rushed out to Imados to find out about the vase Imado could tell him nothing. There was reason for the customers giving his name. So many people 6efber he had ever seen the man before or notEn fact, MT. Bobby could gain no information which He y went bacK to the Rotei and hmredy finished packing. Then he took the next train to San Fran
 Mrs. Vance met him most cordially, and appeared so erabe hesitancy he did not have good about the vase momentaTy cloud passed oyer her face. That is the only thing that is necessary to complete
 MT Bobby was about to bind himself the untiring quest of the coisonne vase when Mir Vance came in less than his attitude of devotion for his wife Appar- ently there was no question what was in the telegram aft and bilaeray by cloisonne. the conversation soon
 "Let us have look at the cloisonnt in the Morya- nian chest suggested Mr. Vance, turning to his wife T Mr. Stanton to the little kik~ vase-our 1oyye-vase" ... widening m naive dsress a e He pn the y @ K hand and led her as one, dazed to the chest lightly. Now, the shogun and you are one oi drst fs eifas eft be te Rs'nfs IittIe kR is rom
 Mrs Vance opened her lips to speak, then grew very
 MT Vance watched her face through half-shut eyes when she found the Eik~ in it's accustomed place
 She gave cry of anstonishment she looked the as if doubting its reality In moment she kneit be- fore her husband and thrust the kik" vase into his . Here is the vase Kent" cried, '1but magic sold it in Reno at Lnado'sS
 And bought it at Imados," he answered, laughing her wide eyes.
 "Yes, I originally to take you back with me passing Imados window he just putting in the It didn't take me long to buy it, then changed my mind didn't go on the hotel for you; turned around and got train right back home took the vase with instead of Then sent the telegram; It was test; knew if you loved me you'd eenne ana now-now-the cloisonne may ue0er be dusted, for all Her. husband caught her hands and kissed them tr- umphantly. He turned to Mfr Bobby with haitapolo- gets , air =. t.n. ;s+ had r.vo1,,tion in my mind concerning certain values in life.
 As MT Bobby looked benevolentiy at them taey seemed two beings enwraPped in the golden mist of beautiful awakening There was that about ;5,,i ne those of hrst-confessed love
 q knew-I knew that you would not have come an artistic climax as this . Every detail has been as beautifui-no-ore beautiful than anything inside Mrs Vance smiled at him and answered. ha1f-laugh- ngly, "But you haven't seen the telegram am ,. was in it? It would have been impossible for you to respond anti climax. And the joy of this I ibIe tu % of sntcimsxes And just because of this little incident, Mrs. Vance, going to change my plans to go away from Reopf R sted face b.s.t.d then left her words unspoken.
 MT Bobby went down the steps followed by the good-bys and welf-wishes of the two people whose gen uine happiness nectar to him. He lifted his
 After s1I fife is goodl he cried erultantly, "Life linen f he paused to take out his pocket map, He Td his gfe oaeT mountain wderness to aTge @
 q want to be with people; at 1ast-at last glad
 once. with lis writngpad again. he sat down and joyousy, swiftly, his mind full of poetleal i'm pressons delicate as peach-bow
 Perhaps it was well for MT. Bobby that he did read the telegram which according to his view point might have fitted in the prettly artistic
 Tucked away in the little kks vase for safeeeping