Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-05
NJ. If Love, Mystery and Ad-
venture.
,.,,, the play Of the same name,
writer ..lno produced by Robert Hill
no" 49, Al the Criterion theater,
New York city.
,,, 1919. by Journal American
Cog'''e Examiner.
roDAY'S INSTALLMENT.


.,.,, have any trouble getting down
here" ,,,,,idder and
r,r,or swore at himself for forgetting
No. nost natural politeness. But there
''' ,,otbing in the girls manner that
''s nrm,stakably forbidding.
'G ~. -" she replied coldly, looking down
L,vs which she had stripped off on
There were some reporters
'u' :, front. so I left by the servants
w. s,.,r,e on the side street. And you see'
s,r,t wear mourning. I was afraid 1t
.,n3 attract attention"
4 '1 ,,.r,,7 nodded mpathetically, and the
n 'i,o,ed I'D at him with new ex-
P sS,. Vavton" she said quietly, didn't
\ a-o1,lse me that you wouldn't make
y.s ta, what I said about Bruce coming
Il hsok that night?" -,
on instant Kayton understood her
u, and drew a quick breath of re-
n lief MI, Mo
-,-.." he replied. as quietly, but
i didn't make II public"
Ia WAS more than rewarded by the
Ink that leaped to the girls eyes ana
~, manner with which she exclaimed:
"0t I'm SO giad Because" hes
e.t.d and examined the glove again. ION
because YOU see, I trusted you'll be-
n.r.3 In vou,-then It was Bruce" she
s.olared quickly, as she noted with some
ming akin 10 alarm a look that came INTO
bis eyes.
YES. I suppose he gave it out him
ssYu he agreed, slowly. He drew closer
i +, her and looked down until she left that
,ta had 10 look up. Then he said in
t,res Of rather more sincerity than the
occasion demanded professionally;
"a Want to Save You"
Miss Mazuret, If anything comes up
again. or If l do anything that you don't
rr5srgtand please don't lose faith in me.
There may be several things about this
case that III never be able to explain to
YOU. It's been bad enough for you to
have been dragged in at all, and want
to save YOU all l can"
OH exclaimed the girl, softly, CRATE
fully You are so good to me! don't
know what I'd do without you!'
Ksyton caught his breath with little
gasp
Don't try 10 do without mel" he
begged swiftly. I'm only too glad
he pulled himself up as the girl drew
away ever so slightly. When he went
on his voice was pleasant and all but
impersonal-that Of a safe friend.
You know" he explained with
smile, IT'S the most pleasant part of our
work that we are usually able to help
some one in trouble this way. We're
different from the police detectives.
They're paid by society to punish the Grim
inals We are retained by the victims Of
the criminal for protection. They are pun
.shing the strong-we are protecting the
weak
OH didn't realize that exclaimed
Miss Mazuret. with feeling. You love
your work, don't your
Well, I'm like a doctor or surgeon"
he replied still smiling. Il go from case
10 case-or from operation to operation
helping people and fighting the disease Of
crime; and, like all doctors, when the
PATENTS are we'll and they've paid me
lAey forget me"
In spite Of the raillery of the voice and
words there was a sub-tinkle of Bit
,efheSS' Of loneliness, that went straight
" The girls sensitive heart
Oh' she cried and impulsiVely held
w her hand, q shall never forget you"
hayton took it in a gentle grasp and
leaned forward.