The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-07

A <tHEU fNknlNVHiIFLL3E &UUtltII DEL EHEEL
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clear and serene AZ. IN he genera sl.sll
utilization over Brown q Jalmes Rod
{ nsys had remarked. escorfinr Mary mn
town at night. that now nov fhe iirrt fi,ina
he was going 10 do With iais shalre b
the sprosts was TO nay her bacl sfhai
5000. 3 q Z :
..And ther. /. he added sentent,on.,y
there WON'T be a,ln,ythine betwsen ,is
Z any more I, ! q
somethine IL tie roma "a 81 mn yo,ce,
\ quite unintentional on the boy,s nart
! no doubt had piqued Mary. y
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she said.
Something IN the way She said tl,e
word fused pioued Rodney a 81 -
= And don't you think its been some.
thing % fuss about7s' he demanded.
When q fellow's best girl. his nancee.
takes money from a rich old man. and
then the fellow lets her lose Il all In his
Y |" Ss., = SyAA y Sev WY you
can't zee that the situations pretty
raw. n
Thy do you soy lost? l hope you
don't think it's really lost. retorted
Mary Don't be such q gloomy Gus =
Wei. you know what i mean. per
sisted Rodney. 1T was darned near
4 lost And that shows you do care
about Il anyway. "
Why shouldn't I care about it?'
SAID Mary. Indeed ] think 81, ZOO % q
good deal OF money.
Y think It's q whole lot, OF money,
SAID Rodney. sand you must excuse me
~ I can't help wondering how a girl
IN your position was able to get hold
OF IL" ~
~ girl IN my position, Z echoed Mary
scornfully: That's right. Rub It In.
I'm really ashamed Of yog. Rodney
Martin. And Won know perfectly wei,
] wasn't born a typewriterns 4
Mary" he said, irving to he perfect.
" calm and persuasive. "tell me now.
( You know we shall be happier,
81 don't know It at all.s said Mary
obstinately. Pa
MARY, please. he said. irving 70
take her hand.
.sNo." said Mary. az don't tAlieva
you'd like me lie Won knasw.,, s,flT :
.Please,p persisted Rodney. B
The long. uniform rows az New Yor,r
house fronts stretched away on either
side Of them In the obscnrity. A red
light twinkled Il one Inv window. and
beneath the shade could he seen the
rows 81 books IN a slil,rnry Near tha
curb opposite an extraor,iinarily' client
Limousine had inst irnwn mn. WITH a
little swish of III rubber tires "a il
came to rest. and presently . man and
a woman il ioyons evening raiment
came out ofr the house ann rot ,ntoiit $
The woman wore 3 Tnarfectlv oor.
geous opera cloak. and COMBS dashed
Z in her beautifully arranged hair. The
mans linen Vas very swh,ta ana shis
silklhat varv sh,nv5 ,rha chnnffanrs ,,afi.
switclied on the Slirht inside tho car
and the occnnants showed = Moment :, ,
brilliantly n tI,e tawa, hox - 10 a.
terror heforas tha ',irht vent inf ~ and
the car novel an a;, AMIN west and and
sontI.s il fhaT hannts 81 n,eanra al
Ambrnsa sPsalas ,svoMId have sa,d q. 4
throb and I soh came '.into Marv.s;
voice ~ abe saw q M ma md sha@ an.
swered 4 sain.s = =
lyon mieht hotes mo b M m, tot
ing Won away from nj that which was
yoIrs ~ r,rft ~
aCome IN 4 =. omen+ J, sa,d Rodney,
gently and kindly.-
They clImbed the stairs together and
: a West indian "bntler.' lata them m
Rodney drew Mary into n i,iileous little
repception room On tta ornpnd7 f,oor
took both The girls hands IN lila ana.
looked ealrlnestly INTO her lovely ewes.
you're tile finest eirl IN the world.
Mary. he said. "and nothing could
ever turn me against you.,,
In the i'll lighted, III ventilated little
parlor, Illuminated for them with loves
thousand eyes. the truth came out.
Mary told the whole story from the
beginning, not without some humoyr
and not without some satisfaction at
certain portions Of II. it must be con.