Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-11

erness-but that 10 neither hsro nok
Tiers. had some mcnsy-DeeAsp(
forty poands., / found lo6ginGs VIII
some people IN NlnstssrtA strse1 He
mover eaas there ~ - ne, eaa
see plainly now why he argued y
would not bs-Wefi, hs used the wore
WISE But, w went occasionally =
dino together. We went about In .
motor-A little red one. Hs-Ae told
mo no loved me- That Wa one night
about . week ago. -
II don't care to hear about It," cried
the other. mo need Of that. spars
me the silly side of tho story"
SILLY, madam In Gods name. do
you think 1t was silly to met Why
why, I believed him! And, what 10
more, bslieve that he did love me-
even now I believe It."
II have no doubt OF t." said MIRA
wrandall calmly. you arc very prot
ty-And charming"
I'll did not know that he had .
wife until-well. until" She could
not go on.
Might before last"
The girl shuddered. Mrs. WrandaH
turned her face away and waited.
There - nothing more can tall
you, unless you permit ne TO tell all
the girl resumed after . moment Of
hesitation.
Mrs. Wrandall arose.
Il have heard enough. This after
noon will send my butler with you
10 the lodging house In Nineteentf
street He Will attead to the removal
Of your personal enects to my home.
and you viii return With him. It wiz
be testing fate. Miss Castleton, this
visit to your former abiding place. but
I have decided to give. the law it,
chance. II you are suspected. watch
will be set over the house IN which
is quite unknown. you win run no, rish
in going there openly. nor viii be
taking 20 great b chance a. may ap
pear In offering you . home Tor the
time being at least, a. cnmpanioHrel
secretary or Whatever We may elsct't0
cab It for the benedt Of MI inquircrA
Arc you willing to run the rlsk-shis
single risk!
perfectly villins,- announced the
other without hesitation Indeed. her
face Frightened. III they are waitina
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OF giving " !" s0o l
est boon cravA Do cve It to you.
Il belongs to yoA IL could die foA
you"
She dropped 10 her mees and
pressed her tips 70 Sara Wnndalrs
hard; hot teass fen upoa It
Mrs. Wrandall laid her fres hand'or>
the dark, glossy hair and smiled
smiled warmly for the 1irst tme IN
well, In years. she might have said to
herself II she had stopped to consider.
Get mp my dear" che said gently.
II shall not ask yo0 to die for Do-if
you do como back may b sen1ta3
you to your death. - 1t 10, but 1t 70 the
chance We must take. A feW hours
will tell the tale. Now listen to whae
! am about to say-to propose. o6ef
you home. oner you friendship and
I trust security from the peril thas
oonfronts you. I ask nothing IN re-
turn. not even . woro OF Srsas"eo'
You may tell tho people NJ yoer aooS'
ings that have engaged you . oon'
panioq and that ve arc TO san Tor Eu'
rope in . weeks dine II possible NOV
We must prepare % 30 70 my own
home. You Win SO to packing ny
that is. our trunks
"Oh. lit must b dreamf crsee
Heety Castieton. her eyes swimntns
II can't believe Suddenly shs
caught herself up. and tried ia, smile
II don't see Why yoa Do this for me-
do not dessrvs-
You have done me- . sseviee saio
Ars. Wrandall, her manner % peculiar
that the girl again assumed the star.
Of perplexity and wonder that had
heen nar.mount sinca their meeting