The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-26
CHAPTER III.

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IA Harry Marvin with the air of
h a martyr going TO the stake.
CyIl DO II Tor yvuf sake. Polly"
well, yo9A better begin to get ready"
EGd Pauline oiythely.
'I,l climb into frock coat an: endure
M hour or swo of this afternoon lea cuat'
nor" promised Harry. ''bus first you mut
salk sense With me for few ninutss'
"Ob, Harry" spoke Pauline, softly, Il
Mnow what talking sense means. lou
waa. to argue about my year of adventure.
ssxyr, ls,'s not argue. Let's just be happy.
Eou know I Lore you and know Evu hove
gne. and IAas ought to be enough Ths
gear will De- goas before yoI hnc~ ~ m
going to AsgSA 4 s4ght away just 10 please
gou. yAs soeKss 1t starts the soon% 1t
ell be sveeF -
Begin ar said Harry. "Why, month
o.. i. Is guas es~. But its all nonsense.
e,lly. if roe lore ae YOU are going to give
BIT this crsSy AaA~
A maid, Arsagtna the card of Miss IA4oiAs
Eamin, tDsusyupted Harry. She was The
Ar OF TIE afternoon Lea party. Polly bur
ca larry 81 20 dress, and, % course 90
a.. no lurthsr chahce TO talk sense" uada
tho door bad closed on che last guest
q Oh he peunaed up&A hAT, But Paulnes
nreetly stubborn, chsssfu!ly unyteldink, In
@istcd on Carrying oft her eRfhsgs promise
10 Ihe ls&tsr. .
IA, Marvin, hsd thought 1t important %
syerhear this AtEul2 1nl and &nally to WAlA
ALTO the Library where che dsSate was COINS
If the edvsoturas asrs to start 10
h.. an ,aea tar O beg1hniag. The words
af Hicks, the hlAcSnauer, had been in his
M,... Tor soms thaty days and were begin
an, " haRr fru,l He had soon reached
she p,i,, Of kcpins. al1nost praying, Some
4iug you'd happen 10 Pauline that he
O.. ht b. les In oeutrol Of her sstste. Dur.
h., The asa tee Days Owen had progressed
O. merely hop.Sx 30 readiness TO help
a. al Is come cSsa
Han, tnGtsEe3s appealed 70 the secre.
esry Ia dissnAde Pauline. There was no
&,uSt tAs4 Owen had some influence over
As girl I'm years gone By, before Owen
Aad taken to the drwa, Pauline asA. sought
Aim out In many sEns ID osrSdsAlty and
a2~ned to rely 90 hs taasftk ~eilcon.
stdered advsoA.
To the surprise % tae young master OF
Ehe Rouse, Owen fnsee no attempt to dis
euade Very unoberusively he pointed out
ahaf for many years be had boen aecus
.oned to carry out The wishes Of Harry's
father, ana that he was bound 20 fulfil
Ms las, wish In the same wa
"Rxyncnd. you're a DEAR" laughed Pau
Eine; -sSrs thtak of something thrsling to
60 light OF. Have Soc any idsAf
No" les Owen, : hadnt Stvca the
Astte any theaxA1~ we miknA hook al
ga paper and see whsrh hapreu&ns'
Owen has paper with htA and the
sstce examined II togethaT
- en- pretended so discover sAMt an
Owl ION mese ~as abous TO DO hslA His
e.. Tor Walsh Harry promptly hAtad him,
O. passsae~r Many AZ the races called
90, carrying 3 passenger. Harry made a
etv cbeottea@, bot the speed With which
STE we're svseEuled shewed that he had
nc standing b this court 10 Harry sub
q dpJ hut he thought very hard.
Several things were becoming evident ito
Rarry one ~es THAI khis PEAR to see life
ano have advonkUrss wsa Aetually going to
Rax, place and no opposition on his part
would stop &c. II was also clear that II he
Moped TO control Paulinss adventures in
Nny way 1t wouiS be BY the USE of his wits,
O.. hing tAazN against Pauline and the
R~~,-yAss.
!" rascal Owen had The advantage OF
.cus honesty, His manner. movements
dad general aiS we're still those of an
kopsst man. Meat criminals are dishonest
Svem childhood and bear the earmarks Of
A. to any one who can read character.
avery one, including HarrH thought Owen
eonest9
When Psulins and Owen decided upon
Che aeroplaaa ride Harry concerted him.
self with rsmaskiax that he werld have
40 see abcss q. Both chuchlsd when he
said IL Pauline outwardv and Owen in.
Sardly. .
Then they had dinner under the round
CLASSY ere Of Aunt Cornelia. Aunt Cor.
selia was an elderly maiden relative OF
Marry, who had arrived with others for \
ne funeral and made the brilliant discov.
~ ihat since Mg, MarFin'S dss.h the so