The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-01-29

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DDDrEz1ea. II she had DDe ~. Ar
RIVED. the 1ressaee Of hsr t-isa1 pr>
saEeA her z,-iEara ARRIVAL
He rose and proceeded sc his guest
Before the p.ctogrzrhers slG1 As
san 3 dacheT Tra-ttu-y challenging
= cat On the saLcnay Ct the adjoining
building The cat knew. AMI Sc lid
the puppy. that it vas AL eGccc-ls
q the p-ppF's part the usual Euro
Eea1 var scars tc T-I-l oEs Ct the
A~eiIigerel- parties refused to come
down because It wo-l-n'E have seec
worth while, there being the usual
powers ready Go I~ltervena- Cogr-Laair
did cot tcthsr aso1. the cat. Tie
PUPPY claimed his attention He vas
veT fond OF dogs. So Ia reached
dewa suddenly and put Il end TO Ehs
valtaltlg. for this breed OF dog does
1ot make friends easily
I say. you little Dutch-aa. what's
the row In not going Go h-r- you
Funny little cr1gert To whom 10 you
belong" He turned t.e collar arc1c4,
Rad the Inscription. and getty pat
the puppy on the grnaad
Nora starrixant
His Immediate impulse was 20 wan
&C, os1s somehow this impulse rstIse1
to &C. On his seass OF boc connection He
waited, DULY Ec1ceftnz VITA. was 60
ing TO happen when she came out. He
had left her ru1E that night in Paris,
vvwf1z tia. be rc0lA never iatruda
CO ker again With the recollection
o. tat b2lle- whining past lis ear.
- had been convinced tia. the pay
vas doae. Tr1e. she had testified
Ia It Had been accidental but 1avsr
would he forget the look IN Ter eyes
II ~ ret pleasant to remember AeA
still, - the ne@dls il drawn hy tke
magnet. here he a IN EeIIaggio, He
cursed his weakness
Al, voices He stepped aside
quickly.
Fritz, Fritz. where are you
And a 1onec. later she came Cot.
followed by her mother and The
little LADY Of . Tare-ra Royale- Nd
Nora see him, It Was .Zpcsstbls 20
tell She simply stopped and gathered
u the puppy. who struggled deter.
minedIT to lick her face. CoU--lae5t
lifted hts nat. II was In 1ovIss Of
se-sd a. an act Of re~c0zlittor. IL was
merely the mechanical courtesy t.a-
, a generally paTs 10 any Tola1
j i whose path be chances 20 Dc for the
breath OF a second The three women
in Immaculate white. hatIass. h-- with
s~unshades, passed or dawn the street.
Nora, Who was that" asked Mrs
Harrigan.
Who Vas who. co1rtsrsd Nora,
smuggling the w~rIggIi1g dacLel under
her arm and throwing he sunsta6e
across her shoulder
That a~1s-looki1s young man ~tc
stood ~ the door IS We passed out.
He raised mis- hat"
Oh. bother. / was looking a.
Fritz
Celeste searched her face kee1iy
but Nora looked CT ahead ssre1eiy:
not q e-tver q an syelid. not -hs
slightest change IN erIo- or expression
She did not see him" thought the
musician, curtousIy stirred. She knew
her friend 0IeraoEy well. Il would
have been impossible FOR har 70 have
seen that man and not 10 haye given
evidence OF the fact
Mrs. EarrIgal took The omnibus y
TO the villa. It was generally zoe
much OF = climb for her. Nora and
Celeste preferred to walk
What am | going TO do. Celeste
He is here, and over At Cadenabo!a
last night / had : terrible scene with
him In heavens name. why can
they let me be-?
Herr Rosea"
Yes"
Why not speak 10 your father"
and have a fsriruR which Er-r.f