The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-01-16

Carr
gagenent To you. 0u1 ! respected u
When he left me | did not hope or
pcct 10 see him again Elnura voN
fell soft aud low And. behold, you
sent hm-and free"
You cXult IN ,hntI' cried Edith Carr
Let me tell you he Is not tree, II NJ
married YOU before month you would
read heart hunger tor me IA his eyes
lie could not love me rs ne has done
and give me W Tor a little scene ike
that
"lUu killed his love everastingly
when you disgraccd hin IN pubic.
said Elnom Killed II so compietely
he does not even feel resentment to
ward you"
Edith Carr stood truly regal and
filed with scorn. You are mist Ken.
Nothing on earth could kin tnatr she
cried. mud Elnura saw that the girl
really believed what she said
You are very sure 81 YOURSELF" said
Elnora
II have reason ~ be sure. answered
Edith Carr "Ne have lived nud loved
too long have hud years with nm
10 match against your days lie ~
mine. His work. his ambitions. his
friends, his place In society are with
me. You may have summer charm
for sick man IN the country ~ ne
tried placing you IN society you would
put him 10 shame In a week
Il hardly think should follow your
example 80 far said Eluorn dryIy.
II have a feeling for Philip that would
prevent my hurting him purposeiy
either In public or private. As for
managing Il social career for him ho
never mentioned that be desired such
thing. What be asked Of me was
that | should be- his wife ! under.
stood that To mean that he desired me
TO keep him clean house. serve him
digestihle food. mother his children
and give him loving sympathy and
tenderness
Such yuIgarity" painted Edith Carr
How can man Ike Ammon endure
~ You know perfectly that II your
puny hold ON him were broken. II he
were back in his home among bis
friends aud where he was meeting me,
IN one little week he would he mine
again rs he always has been"
That will do" said Elnurn Il shall
not act until know there viii Toe moth.
Ing TO regret have decided on my
course You may return 10 your
friends"
What do you meanT" demanded
Edith Carr.
That Is my affair" replied Elnora
only this: When your opportunity
comes. seize It! Any time you are In
Philip Ammon's presence. exert the
charms ~ which you boast and take
him Take him 10 Onabasha aud 10
Chicago with you Use every art you
possess II the old charm can be re.
viycd ! will be the first TO wish both
my guests Kindly excuse me-"
Elnora turned and went back 10 ~
nrhor Edith Carr followed the fence
and passed through the gate into the
west woods where she asked Uender.
son II the car was ready As she
stood near him she whispered. Take
PHI back 10 nabasha with US"
II say, Ammon. can't you 60 10 the
city with ~ and hep me find n shop
where can get this pinion fxedT
asked Henderson we want 20 lunch
and start back by That will get US
home hy midnight
Philin went into the arbOr
"Elnora." he said Henderson is In
trouble with his automobile. lie wants
me 10 go to Onabasha with him TO
show him where the doctor lives and
help him get GXed SO he can start back
this evening. Il viii take about two
hours May goE"
"Of course You must go" she said,
laughing lightly. You can't leave
your sister Why don't YOU so back
to Chicago with them? There Is plenty
OF room, and you could have a fine
visit
"lll be back In just two hours" said
Ammon. while | am gone you be
thinking over what we were talking Of
when he folks came"
ElnOra offered her hand 10 all OF
them, aud when she came TO Ammon
she gave him one long steady look In
the eyes, then shook hands with him
also.
Continued next week.