Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-01-29

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with gatisfacfion.
MARY, Z he said, III have the honey
moon trip ali liked The Matretania
sails at > III The morning, rs we
Where n You father the bride
asked, Without any traces of emoticn
10 Lord. hal forgotten ali about
dad III tell you what wegt dos wen
send dad q wireless from the shin, then
write him from Paris.
was your promise told
yen that 4 wouldn't 10 with you unfff
you Ind brought your father To NE and
he had wished us happiness
Mary Dick said reproachfulIy.
YOU are not going d hold ME I'd thai
pronlise?
81 am going 70 hold ron to that prom
ise, Dick,
"Au right Youapacb nu what THINGS
You need. girlleJust few. because
they sell clothes nj Paris And mean
time IH run down ii da9 oflce ana
haye him back here Iii half anhour.
You Will be a1lsFeady. wonf onY
Yes, yes. III lie ready. "a and
bring your father
lyon bet Wilt. Dick cried hearth
siy. He would hnve taken her til lii
arms agnin, but She eyaded lie caress
Just one.ss Dick pleaded,
NO. The bride replied with dsiers
mination.
There yTas silence til tie draWina
ROOM until The II women heard fhe
closing Of the outerd door of Tie apart
ments Then. at Inst. Aggie relieved
her pentap emotions il d sigh that
was near a groaI
ola, geshg she gasped. THE pom
simpg
Carson, learning from the maid ttlat
! Dick Glider had ieft. returned just 10
Mary WAS glancing over the reiease
with which General Hastings vas to
be compensated. along with the return
OF his letters for his payment of 4sn.s
0o0 to Miss Agnes Lynch.
Mary spoke crispfy to Agnes And
Q must get ready. You are to
he AZ Harris oiice with this document
at 4 O'clock. aud remember that you
are to- iet the lawyer manage every.
thing,
9Ision't q the use of all this mon
Key husiness,'' she protested All
want Il the CON-.
@Ilsten, Agnes. The last time you
tried 70 make nap give MP part:of
his money 1t resulted III your going to
prison for txo years.
But TINT was SO exciting
@A1ld this way is so safe.,t Mary RS
Joined sharply Resides. my dear.
ySl would not get the money. MY
way will. Four way was biackInaiil
Mine Is not UNDERESTIMATE
4oh. sure! Aggie replied grizzly. On
her way to the door.
Mr. Grigggs, Fannie announced
There was q smile on the face OF the
maid, which was explained a minute
later, when the visitor was shown into
the drawing room for his presence
was Of an elegance so extraordinary
as to attract attention anywhere--and
mirth as well from ribald observers.
Meantime Carson had explained to
Mary.
Its English Eddie. You met him.
once. wonder what be wantss Prob
ably got q trick for me. We often
used TO work together"
Nothing without my consent. Mar.
warned.
'soh. no. 10. sure notsy Garsos
agreed. Sd
Further discussion was cut short by
the appearance OF English Eddie HIM
self, a tail. handsome man in the early
thhties. who paused just within the
doorway and delivered to Mary q bow
p q was the perfection Of elegance
Mary made no effort to restrain the
smile cause BY the costume OF Mr..
Griggs. Yet there was no violation
Of the canons Of good taste. except
In the aggregate. From spats to hal.
from walking coat to gloves, every.
thing wa perfect OF Its kind. Only
there was an oycrelaboration. so THAI
the ensemble was ~Aarnboyant- And
the mans manners precisely harmonic
ed with his clothes. whereby the whole
effect was emphasized and rendered
bizarre. Carson took one amazed look
and then rocked with laughter.
Griggs regarded his former associate
reproachfuliv for q moment and then
grinned in frank sympathy.
From your costume Mary sug-
gested. sone might Judge that this Is
purely social call. Is ft
Wei not exactly Gr2ggs answered
With q smile
ancled bs hostess replied