The herald., 1916-06-29
The End of
A Rivalry
BY ESTHER NANDENEER

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II md tboro ,vos NOT , DIV that ON,
did nor fry IN got ahead of tho otbar
or coursa This constant effort was
hound I'm tho cnd ia mako ,roubla no.
troon tho tvo hovs Erory tjrro o,o
saw the other cnioviuc Joc.s society ~
the eycIusion az the o,bor tho groom
monster Tanned his wings An OF
nIosion i snre IN como In sucb c,ses
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All ,braa NJ tho nortios IN Chi. tr,s
snguIar Iovo oooIr tborob tho ,;rI
had No sentimental mar, In !, ot oil
uoro I'm tbo sono cIoss in Tho REM
ham bich school Whom q cortoir
baseball cama wes p,avod hotwaa, tho
Efinpbam and tho watar+on hicb
Schools Rob Atberton sow on tho
grand stand loo Seminars string viii,
a vacant n,aco hosido bor ua ,oirod
har md asko1 80 ba MIGHT occunv q
Che yavo him normics;on ooyi,o ,bot
sba cYnac,ad another nov 10 sit With
hor br, ,horo woS room, for him an
tho other side
Now tho otbor hoy ro, Iobnria Nv
orc Refora no raachad tho stand IN.
nloca ON tbo o,hor side Of loo was
occunied and no s.w Rob IN nj, nIocc
He 6idn't annroocb the tvo and mako
q scane but tbere was Consideration
within him. He did not oven claim
his right 10 sit nv tho girl He went
off 70 another mart OF tbe field nursing
his wrath not against Joe who was TO
be blamed If any one WINS but against
Bob.
When the game WAS finished and the
multitude left the athletic grounds
Johnnie saw his rival walking with
Joe toward her home. His own route
Law in this direction. Indeed, he lived
not far from her. and she could look
from her window into his back yard.
When Bob left her Johnnie Joined him
and accused him Of Intentionally Oc-
cupying his place at the baseball game.
Bob was innocent OF the charge. but
certain words used by johnnie riled
him.
Joe had laid aside her belongings
and was sitting by her window when
she saw Bob climb the fence in the
rear of JOhnnies home and approach
Johnnie with apparent hostile intent.
The next thing she saw was battle.
1t did not take Joe long to discern
the cause of this encounter. Realizing
that she had not properly protected the
boy she had promised TO sit beside at
the game, 1t was plain to her that this
diSgraccful fight between her two
friends was her own fault. Running
downstairs and out through a back
door, she vaulted all fences that sepa-