The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-01-06

I you innitiist 60 ia New York and see
George Everett. | will si:e you :, let
ter 40, him. and he will see 70 il that
you g;et.SS the tI:., money, we need.
AIe:,nwhi!e ri keep the mine goins..'
Eutli3 gave him her. f,il! eyes. "i9n
don't like Mr.. Wilkerson. do YOU
"I,llpnt trust him. he replied.
AI ij,is moment the superintendent
entered the office and. seeing their tive
heads a:csc together over tile desk. he
scowled. !. 44+t,3, j.. go ~.
IL game. 10 sses what. we are COINS,
10 do about tbat new tunnel. Iie said
roughly. II done like I" START in any
thing cant finish
.-l:utA. swung around 10 say quietly
Il ami Soln:s IL Sew York city 10 see
Mr.. George Everett. IA friend OF MI.
DORIS, and | viii come back with the
$4,000
e.aEverett. Everett" repeated Will;n.
E6I. who is George, Eyerett:''
despite johns frowns. l,utI. vOlyf
Lily explained. Wien she bad finished
Willlerson nodded amt said: IN nnt
tho men to work tomorrow. Dotr. Bet
Ter have your plans ready" He stamp
ed out.
You had better 30, this afternoon.
John told Ruth 'Thefe is no time to
lose ,~
IA! right" she said IN be ready
| in an hour"
John smiled. ".AlI right: III take
sou over In the motor trncs or Shall
we ride TO :Silenr Valley.
i've never been To- New, Hork. she
said timidly and with that inconsc-
quential logic which maidens have. she
added. Tets ride. LII. rake, Patsy and
you can ride Black lac, ...,. ..,.s...
| ljOrr did not understand at all tha,
in leaving her home. for The great
TRANCE city she wished her last hours
to be flied with sunshine, and fanail
iar zest of scurrying over DRY Caliror
mia on, half broken horsedesll,
AIS right We'll ride, he said,
While you are getting ready III write
| II letter to George Everett -
| Ruth laid one slender hand on Johns
shoulder.
| You're always doing things for me,
'so'in. sue saiu SIMPLY SONG va.
10 soins.nlh 'oI.s oa She s'ps'e'
away "ituo'l y ,o4s'.M'ia slp' j,
hi Mts'''t rs. W, "o"n W ~,
.oMa''' a'E'"Mn iN..s ,o'''i''.4oM- '''a
!" S'el1en :" n''l' rs - ne ''c''' "''', e,'''
OF Il Solnei' urea" ','at sue WIS Si''n
'pAss. tons, s''hs'' ~. = W. ;,n ~,
s'''.e'ln ','s ''s'''i' ~. '''' e'',' w.
's ."oVn i,'''eS '''E "''o's ,"t -"
s'99po''s plA Everett. ~ ''","e' w "''
pen ''n'' "'t ~ i.''''a'' r. ess sa
Master Key, Mine. aanne '. = i,
CITY:
t,a,r (noree.-yyheo ro,,nn slender
hro,yn evet rnlacn haired girl walks into
your otIi,.a ana soys ..prn nuth Gallon"
and he nas yc,, tha paners mat she Mitl
| have in hsr .nltle hand bag. rIt,ase ss.t.
Tho, s,,a earn, sio nm ever yo,,rs ..s,
Join i"'ER
lie would have added morc,-- Ills
finer instinct told him that Rat should
lie dlit. first 10 put Tie whole sclie:nc
before the cool headed. fathera cold
| hearted, George Everett. He addressed
The envelope and sealed it. Then he
went 10 the telephone and called tP
the station at Silent Valley.
Pill he said quietly after listening
4 moment 10 see if any one was on the
line. u want, u send telegram. Take
it over the wire, please. I'll be down
IN a little while and pay you.
".Surc." loated back Il cheerful voice.
II wish my. credit WIS rs good as
yours. tcntmiles away. hut it seems as
II have to-be always pccsent when 1
ask for it. Go ahead, John - :
This is Il, Diil." said John:
George Everett. III broadway. New York
CITY:
MISS RUIN n, .,allon leaves .on'snI 10 Sc"
and Mis- M, On her arrival. Take good
care ot her % I'll take care ofsyau.
JOIN l''.i':
The, operator repeated the message
and involuntarily adopted & liitIeFnf
Johns savage lntonatinn on llie .ast
four words, 1t woke him up TO the
fact that he was allowing his feelings
io become public. He begun To see
strangely ~, times. when il was 1'leS-
tion OF Ruth s. Interests. lie, must re-
stain himself.
The bpeiHtor all mol hang M imihe-
Il In al t1f ynt