New Ulm review., 1913-06-18

- daytimss. d and !, pAly 81. renesadea
wAa Keep watsh sst M rlndow all
night The eaEbays hAtAsy me in ics.
WAt9f 70 t0pghen M. and Ted mo raw
neat. to make me wild Jns every cor
.1Nr there, lurkA An asaaasi1 with or.
dsTs to shoot me ~ Il,besak training.
svsrywhefs, ] 20 Il aoaAe lew.browed
crimipal feels my b,cspA pAsRinches my
lsgs. and aska h0wsmy wind 10. tell
you. I'm going mad. sf .i;s
And the worst past Of n 10" spoke
Glass. sympathetically, they'll bump
me on frst. It'a . pipaL" aLs.;, Z.
aDut. Wally, you cant run"
Don't know it??''',i sis4
Don't II" seconded the trainer.
Then why attempt the Impossible I
Call the race on. s3ss
Its too late. Don't you understand!
The bets are made, and it's pay OF
play. The cowboys have mortgaged
their souls on me-"
He was maxim . play for that little
doll"
A>VA yVu C0lA Nl68 ol0Ao y VOl1s
Larry! l won't stand for i'll"
"Well, skirt then"
why don't you cut it? There's Q
train East at midnight"
And leave Helen-like that? Her
faith in me has weakened already !;
she'd hate me II did that. No! I've
got to face it out!"
They'll be singin' hymns for both
Of u.s." predicted the fat man.
Il don't care. They can boil me in
oil won't let her think I'm . cow
ard
Larry doesn't have to stay"
"Of course not. He can escape"
Not chance" said the trainer.
"They watch me closer n they do
him."
Covington considered for moment.
1T certainly looks bad, but perhaps
the other fellow can't run either. Who
10 he?"
"A cook named Skinner"
Happy name! Well, two-thirds Of
. sprint is in the start How does
Wally get in motion, Lawrence"
Like q sacred o." Glass could not
conceal his contempt.
I'll give him some pointers; it will
all help" But Speed was nervous
and awkward-so awkward, in fact,
that the coach finally gave it up as q
bad job, saying:
IT'S no use, Wally. you've got fool
feet"
Il have, eh? Well, didn't break
them getting out of JAIL
THE less said about that jail the
better. I'm in trouble myself"
Speed might have explained that his
chum's dilemma was by no means SO
serious as he imagined, had not
watchman Willie thrust his head
through the open window at that mo-
ment with the remark:
Time to get busy!"
We'll be right with you!" Glass
seized his protege by the arm and bore
him away, muttering: stick it out,
brother. we're nearin' the end!"
Again Speed donned his running-suit
and took to the road for his farewell
practice. Again Willie followed at
distance on horseback, watching the
hills warily. But all hope had fed
from the Yale man now, and he re-
turned to his training-Quarters dis
heartened, resigned.
He was not resigned, however, to
the visit he received later from Miss
Helen Blake. That young lady rushed
In upon him like a miniature cyclone,
sweeping him of his feet by the fury
Of her denunciation, allowing him no
opportunity to speak, until, with a
half-sob, she demanded:
"Why-why did you deceive me%
Il love you!" Wally said, as if no
[urther explanation were necessary.
THAT explains nothing. You made
sport of me! You couldn't love me
and do that!"
"Helen!"
Il thought you were so fine. so
strong, but you lied-yes, that is what
you did! You fibbed to me the first
lay met you, and you've been fbbing
9ver since. l could never, never care
or man who would do that"
"Who has told you these things?
Roberta; for one. She opened my
Eyes to your-baseness."
well, Roberta has grudge against
ny sex. She's engaged to all the men
The hasn't already married. Marriage |
8 habit with her. 1t has made her
But you did deceive me, didn't you"
"Will you marry me?" asked J.. Wal.
ingford Speed.
'The ideal" Miss Blake gasped.
'Will you?"
''Please don't speak that way. When
man cares for woman, he doesn't
leceive her-he tells her everything.
You told me you were a great runner.
md believed you. I'll never believe
'Ou again. Of course, I shall hehaye