The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-10-07
CHAPTER v.
(Lontlnued.)

(Co1xt00eo.)
"a say. Ted called out the artist
Nhat did you mean by saying thai
Nun were Dutchman?'
Courtlandt paused SO that Abbott
q n1ght catch up TO him. u said tna'
w Vas . Dutchman?"
ssYes. And II has Just occurred "a
80 that you meant something.
s'Oh, yes. You were talking OF Ds
*Toncana? Let's call her Harrigan. II
nV1ll save time, and NO one will know
Hfh whom we refer. You said she was
E10h. and that when she said thina
Sko meant Il. My boy, the Irish arc
torious for claiming that. the,
fhon ray IL before they see clearly
DW. We Dutchmen,-it takes q Ions
1ne Tor ~ tojmake up our minds, ou'
|z6han We DO. something has got te
KbGnd or break"
1sYou don't mean to cay that you
knro going 70 settle down and get mar
I'm not going to settle down and
rt married, II that will ease your
nlnh any
slfAn. was hoping"
Throe meals . day In the same
k6noa With the same woman. never
oaled to me-"
Wha9 do you want. one for each
ssThere's the dusky princess peek
- out again. The truth 10. Abby. II
fould hide myself for three or four
ors. long enough for people to for
ne. might reconsider. But II
6ald - under another name. They
WV ~ milliouaires. Why, we are
lonooomest buffers. going. We
truot every one; we ny when wo-
2n approaches: we become mono
ontacs; one thing obsesses US. every.
~ q after our money. We want
"a. We want wives. but we want
f11n @ be attracted to US and not to
nnOney-bags. Oh. pshaw! WHAT
- have you made In regard 10 the
~ {31oum settled upon the artists face.
FVo not to ind out what's happened
~ Tod. This isn't any play. Why.
loves the part Of Marguerite a.
a loves nothing else. She's been
aro6. and only God knows for
~ reason. It has Knocked ma silly.
IGt came up from Como. where she
80 The summers now. was 30
= ~ take her and Fournier out to
EWno's ruurnierr''
ladsmoisalle Fournier. the com
66f. She goes with Nora on the
G11y concert tours.
x5ettyf"
ohaxming." s.'
~f ueo,~ thouehtfuly. what part
49, 1e1,~. - y ,vYi1e A,Rnfa -faA<,-
iay
fnog. She's always sin8tng when
IN happy. Whl0alho sings out on
ri torroco. su0oe0py, without Uvne
No audle00o Aoose ~
y $3.50 "a q
heard hG< 50 ~ lE1~1 1kopE
a. n the
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1m tor ~ 8 of1Dfn len6o stool8A&-
theas84 4eiMg IN for-a little
60tivo W0tKs ~ rs.
~, - Win turn out to be, the
DD q elq AkPeep."
nyo your own way about It.
~ they arrived 1t the studio Alb
to3oph0ned promptly. Nothing
noen heard. They were substitute
another singer. ~
IN Up the Herald" sugyested
3no1k
1bott did %. And he had to an
~ tnnu1ef4ble questions, Ques-
D which worked him into Q nne
~ Who Vas he. where did he live,
~ 0bd 10 know. how long had he
u Paris. and could he prove
No had arrived that morning?
~ wanted to hing the receiver into
o1oe WAS presently rewarded. The
IN had not yet been found, but the
Qkeur Of the mysterious car had
- mp In q hospital. and
Lnpo BY night they would know
0ky>hlnG The chauffeur had had q
& occ14ent; the car itself was a
Niles.
here" cried Abbott. slamming
Syeceiver on the hook. What do
~ ~ TO that"
*4he chauffeur may have left her
Dowhere, got drunk afterward, and
nGed into the ditch. Things have
poned Ike that. Abby. don't make
omers-hair shirt out Of your paint