The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-30

boom 20 % very fouo OF you-pefhap1
Bra1aska win be Jealous. We are al
made that way, We men,"
But the rich lady will be with
him." said Magda. He will have NO
eyes for anyone else. I could never
stand It,"
However, Drew was able to per
suade her that q little skillful acting
might bring back Brajaska's afYec-
tons. She was very pretty, Drew told
her, even II the other lady vas beau
tiful.
1t was . gay assemblage that met
In the woods, and although Magda's
heart was heavy the sound Of the
music and the festivity brought the
light into her eyes and the color to
! her cheeks. She laughed and needed
little artifce to disguise the true feel.
insS Of her heart. Brajaska and Kath-
crime had been watched BY their
associates more closely than Rather
Inc enjoyed. She was very beautiful.
Drew thought. in comparison with
their simple. stolid peasant women.
He had never before realized how
beautiful she was.
| He was alone for . minute. Magda
had gone on to take part In some
contest. He was surprised to see
Katherine standing alone at his side,
her eyes flashing and the color high
In her face.
I Professor Drew" she said distant.
! ~, Il am surprised. never thought
1t Of you" I
Never thought what. Katherine?"
he asked. feeling somehow that what
he had come to the excursion for had
begun to happen.
Il never thought that you would
come to one of these affairs with q
Hungarian woman. Don't you sup
pose that it will get back to father
and the college?"
What about yourself?" asked Drew
That's quite different. Every onS
, knows about Brajaska and me. And
you are just trifling with these people
, 1t is quite different"
. How do you know l am trifling?'
, asked Drew, feeling the charm of he,
! beauty now that she was angry. per
haps I am as serious as you are"
~ You. you don't meant isn't tina
, little Magda creature?'
, Il wonder how serious you are
, , Katherine" he said. do you reall
mean that you are going to MARI
, Brajaska?"
"Oh, no. couldn't do that quite
, But Brajaska is wonderful He ha
, So much more spirit than any othe
! man ever knew" 81
But suppose you were to find tina
, the men of your own class had NOR
/. spirit than you thought? Suppose ths
were to tell you and prove to 20
!. Katherine. that l had more spirit tina
3 to let yop throw yourself away on
) person like Brajaska, that / had fee
a ing enough to fight for you. Suppos
: were to tell you that I have bee
I following you and watching you Il
the whole winter and that for q wee
q have been living with Brajaska jul
!. to find out for myself whether yo
n and he were really capable Of bein
4 happy together"
a But what about Magda?" Katie
!. ines jealousy was still uppermost.
THAT little Magda," said Drew,
l. going to marry Brajaska II you hay
4 the good sense to let him alone. u
q have been behaving like . child. b,
;. love you"
= Katherine looked him in surpris
q her breath coming fast.
!. .
/. At shutdown Brajaska took Mag
1. home to the little boarding house. n
n Magda had forgotten all about Il
\ long months of her unhappiness,
"a happy was she to rest her head on
"A broad shoulders and feel that after {
~ they were promised to each other al
would soon be married.
q. But Brajaska," said Magda, 81
10 denly remembering that the kin
h. hearted hoarder who had gone to Il
A. excursion with her had not returne
% where is the new boarder? He VI
q good friend of mine"
!. THE new boarder. l will tell y,
~ about him some time" replied BI
jaska. I'VE had long talk last nigl
NJ He and are always going to
y. friends. He is Q man, like ourselv
"a with great feelings, but he knows.
n do. that to be happy. one must 10
70 . woman of his own class"
:. Copyright 1915 by the Mcclure Newsp
:. per syndicate.)
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