The Washington times., 1916-08-06

their safety. or. at least. telephone as
some encouraging message.
But every minute counted" laughed
Jimmy. And even II II didn't seem SO
very polite to keep the ladies In sus-
e SSsn:;S; we DECIDED that when YOU were
pay party calls"
The Conspirators Run Out.
When the taxi in which George Mo-
Cabe and Jimmy had been dashing
around corners in the Bronx arrived ut
the street in which George remembered
meeting Maymc. the chauffur was COM
manded to slow down to speed which
would have won more approval frc.n
a traffic policeman than the ono at
which they had previously been golnE.
! and they hailed the first two policemen
they met. and enlisted their aid.
just as they got to the doorway deco
rated BY DR.. Sohultzo's card the coa-
spirators came rushing out. At cnce
tho Doctor" and Silent Sam pulled
their guns. But one OF The policeman
, shoot.
eousy 3m snG ssd ' sSe 5oeton sad
nred at tho same moment. Schulze's
bullet went wild. but--immys found i.s
mark and the Doctor" crumpied in a
hscp, which lay silent ana motionless-
It was then that Jimmy found him
self turned into a human catapuit. Ris
John knocked the gun from his hand.
crashing against the door OF the inner
room. It gave way and Jimmy whivled
through..to rise from his daxe a second
later and act with a promptness wnien
rs{Rrt ou,. ,,,.,s. .o,,,,,.,
a second later George McCahs came
rushing Into the room. .
you're safe-and we've got the others.
The policemen have handcuffed the lot
and your George has helped his bit to-
ward ward getting back the money for. The
He was unfastenine the knots which
bound her TO- the chair as he spoke.
and a second later she was cllns.ng
Ing him ali in one breath tina. shs
loved him and that she would never
be glad enough she'c written to Miss
beatrice Fairfax" cried George al
most increduiously. I didn't think there
was such a person-not n real lady any-
| how. like you, ma'anl."
don't yeS see s shs [s" n noy
maSnT asse,ons si ea:p d ns ssns
with me for the recipient Of his nrdor.
! smiled and withdrew. Jimmy Bar
ton was a clever lad-there was no
! doubt Of that, but Is I had told Granny
iifa. ~ ~ any ~
Just a Little Dream.
May make SO Eold to ask. miss.
how you came to do it-the column
mean-the Advice to the Lovelorn:"
asked George McCabe with respectful
curiosity"
"Oh. 1t was always a dream of n'ino
to try to help other folks a little Bit"
As / looked at George and Mary
safe and happy again In their love-1
found myself torn between two emo
dssp and tender wac oy %y o%
| vice to the Govelorn," had waved this
Ana ahea there IL re VAS ss f the memory Of
that morning-although It seemed al
| most years since morning. Beatrice,
you ought to get married. Was she
| rtght-was It woman's destiny to love
own2 Or could find my JOY In serving
felt Jimmy Barton's glowing eyes
fixed on my face. Somehow i felt snfs
And then was brought bacit to tho
| actualities OF the moment. for my acw
friend, Mary. turned to me and held out
her hand. 'On, MISS fatr,aN, we uon'G
| seem to be thanking you at all. Hut
| that doesn't mean We aren't grateful
and won't always be. wonder where
| George and i would be tonight II 1t
weren't for you and Mr.. Barton!,'
I felt the sudden sting OF tears IN my
| eyes. II was Jimmy who snved the day.
| Don't worry about where YOU nigh be
you are In clover. And now IN tell
you where we're going to be IN MIN
| ute. and that's where can get a beef
steak about four inches thick! Who's
with me?"
Everyone vast
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