The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-01-24
Even while this affair was still in

Even while this affair was still in !
the course of execution Mary found her. !!
self engaged in a direction that offered
at least the hope of attaining her great |
desire-revenge against Edward Gill
der This opportunity came in the
person Of his son. Dick. After much
contriving. she got an introduction to
that young man. Forthwith she show
ed herself so deliciously womanly, SO
intelligent. SO daintily feminine, so
singularly beautiful that the young
man was enamored almost Mt once.
The fact thrilled Mary to the depths
of her heart, for in this son of the man
whom she hated she saw the instru-
ment Of vengeance for which she had
30 longed. Yet this one thing was SO
vital to her that she said nothing Of
her purposes, not even to Aggie,
though that observant person may
have possessed suspicious more or less
near the truth.
1t was some such suspicion that lay
behind her speech as. in negligee. she
sat smoking a cigarette. while watch
ing Mary. who was adjusting her hat
before the mirror Of her dressing table
one pleasant spring morning.
"Dollin' up whole lot. amt your"
Aggie remarked affably, with that lax
ity Of language which aracterized
her natural moods.
II have very important engage
ment with Dick Glider" Mary replied
TRANQUILITY.
mice boy, amt he7" Aggie ventur-
ed insinuatingly.
"Oh, l suppose So" came the indif-
ferent answer from Mary as she tilted
the picture hat to an angle trine
more jaunty.
IL don't get you, Mary. You never
used to look at the men. The way you
acted when you first run round with
me. l thought you sure was "A sui.
fragette. And then you met this
young Gilder-and-good night. nurse
''Wel?"
His old man sends you up for q
stretch for something you didn't do
and you take up with his son Ike
"And yet you don't understand"
There was scorn for such gross stupid
tty In the musical voice.
Aggie choked little from the cigar
cite smoke as she gave n gasp wheI
suspicion of the truth suddenly dawn
ed on her slow Intelligence.
"Hully gee! Her voice came In I
treble shrek of apprehension. I'm
wiser
But you must understand this.
Mary went on. with an authoritatiy,
note In her voice. "Whatever may b,
between young Glider and me Is to b,
strictly my own affair. 1t has abso
lutely nothing to do with the rest OF
you or with our schemes for money
making. And, what II more. Agnes.
want to know what you meant by
talking in the public street yesterday
with a common pickpOcket."
~Aggiss childiike face changed swift.
ly Its expression from sly eagerness
to sullenness.
You know perfectly well, Mary Tur
ner," she cried Indignantly, that
only said a few words in passin' tC
my brother Jim. And he amt no com
mon pickpocket Hully gee! He's thu
best dip In the business"
But you must not be seen speaking
with him." Mary directed. with Ger
tain air Of command now become ha
bitual to her among the members o
her clique. "My cousin. Miss Agne
Lynch, must be very careful as to he
associates"
HE just stopped me to say it's beef
the best year he ever had" she ex
planned. with ostentatlous vanity.
"How can that be when the dea,
line now Is John streetT
1.-THE dead liner Aggie scoffed
"Why, Jim takes lunch every day II
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