The Dolores star., 1913-06-27

OOe9ut want NC. ] buau % 70 utAmS.
Now tell me about your grill"
There's nothing to tell ! never
saw her. don't know her name.
even. Only she's got title: and she
10 very brilliant and charming and
modest. and I'll be lucky. It's another
case Of parents butting In. All he
wants. be says, 10 for me to see her;
! told him should run away II knew
we're In the same town! But never
mind mo. Don't worry. little girl
III think up . way to save you all
right. all right"
His face. as he spoke. was stern and
dark. She was sure that he must have
great latent strength Of character
Mrs. Brooke had none Of the din.
Guilty which she had anticipated In per.
suading Willy to dine with them: and
she wondered what suffering friends
Of hers who had had his reluctant
presence 1t social functions. meant BY
their stories. To be sure, he didn't
talk much. but he was q most intelli.
gent listener: and be was visibly hav.
Ing . good time.
The next day II was bruited about
(no one but Jabez Rivers, who had
walked the links with reporter. could
have quite told howl that young But
Ter was playing wonderful game. A
dozen OF the golf lovers deserted the
great man and his only less great op-
ponsnt and saw Willy limp over eleven
links. - he beat his man with leasurs
~ ease.
That afternoon. while again search.
ing for the moving. which that
unsuspsctsd but eficient emissary Of
the Blind God. Jabes Rivers. had id.
vised them to be sure to fnd-after
with his own eyes he had seen II
trundling into the garage-Willy sub
mitted his plan Of rescue.
i've thought II all out" said Willy
very firmly. and I wouldn't bother
you the least little bit. not the least.
And We think alike about 20 many
things. ! believe I could make II all
right with your people. I can do any.
thing. when you are backing me. II
would ease my mind awfully; should
be sure 70 win the cup. know that
would please my father. and he'd helI
10. maybe. Besides, rye . fortune Of
my own: I'd settle It all on you"
what do you mean?" cried Lady
Jean.
you wouldn't need to marry any
body else II you married me-" said
willy.
NY world" sasped Lady Jean. But
you told ne you didn't want to marry
anybody"
II shouldn't mind you 20 much"
said 10.
She was thoughtful, her own mind .
chaos to herself. She stole . furtivs
glance at his miserable face: some
thing tender and compassionate and
strange made her lips culver. but shs
set them closely.
You would BE- making an awful
sacrifice for mer
He did not deny II.
1T would be an awful sacrifice fos
me. too"
Il know" he acquiesced sadly.
STILL suppose you ought TO have
your mind settled before tomorrow OF
II will get on your game"
Yes, that's Just II! I'd be awfully
grateful-.
Without any warning she began to
laugh. Il think you are the funniest
boy In the world! I don't want e
marry anybody. want to live with
daddy and take care Of him and b
like Aunt Jean. but II I have to marry
anybody. I'd rather marry you. Shall
We let II 90 At that for the PRESENT."
You are awfully good" cried the
boy. He wondered at the extraordinsr,
calm. almost citation. Of his mood That
he should be engaged to be married
and not be revolving suicide! He had
read OF the sxsltation OF self-sacrifct
maybe this was Il. But how hard Il
must b. 1Os her.
Tommy and Jean we're waiting when
the FIRST round ended. Rivers havins
taken the Brookes to the luncheon
tent 10 secure seats for them all Tbs
game that morning had surprised all
but the nswspapsr men and the few
who had followed Willy the day b.
fore. The only hops Of the friends Of
the champioa lay In the possible q
haustion Of the lame wonder whoss
unerrtng approaches were even more
dangerous than his drives and bis
puts. III bis foot holds out" Rivera
said 70 Brooke. hes got the cup"
And at this very moment. % II tate
eonspirsd against WHY'S chances. .
frightful commotion arose. willy. talk
Ing 10 Jean . moment shout the game.
could 80 the gay groups outside the
white tsat scatter In violent agitation
with waving hands: could hear N up
roar Of shouts and screams. There
came Q quick change In Lady Jsan's
face. In svsry face nsar-ths caddy's
the young rsd.jachstsd oGscsr's q the
blackboard. the vomsn's faces IN .
passing carriage. Al Asse - intsilt
gibls sound psastraes1 tAs Gin: but II
A.