The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-05-19

riding il i little undi=liticl for
One ana twenty. I'm afraid. Now
4 VIC arc really Oft and in our new
characters. II" You know who YOU
are
Miss Mar@lr"1 Garrett. an English
girl. who is very troubled what I" d"
with the RS IN her name"
1--WE can alter that. My friend al
ways calls His sister Fog"
Peg. What !; w"ulcny name
"NIilr'> worse. I'm called Bob
"T",. Yes. tina, is much worse. Bob,
Bob. Bob. Us very short and easy.
but its very funny
My sister always calls mo Bob
every con-" docs. in fact.
"\"I have Il sister, then. What Is lcr
name"
"SylviH."
"\"w that is a pretty nHmc.'
"\ot always. She gets called Silly
>"mclimr>.'
"IIlH1'S nlu,l>lrnlS. Is she angry"
"N", Il l,i'. \n, see. 1hr>" are really
pet nnlurs."
"bh,,' SHE WAS silent a moment, and
'lrll said. ".\rr we to- no Bob and
Peggy tn ulr Hnotllrr:"
~ -'lr$S so. except when We quarrel.
Then i, will lr Robert and Margaret.
But it will only he until t"m"rruW."
"T"morroW:"
"Whrn We roach trH'nW. You Know
shall we 90, there 1om"rr"w"'
W. ought to-
"AIl right Bob" she said il with Il
sly little ln1-h,
"N"ll| soon get used to it, Peggy.
Md NOW I'll get YETI /" carry my
heavy coat. ana if y"IN shake him up
We'll tr"1 for II bit. The sooner we've
pu1 II mile or two between MS and
l'raIinSk the better"
We kept mp II fair pace for nearly an
hour. the Il"r>" moving at a slow. lnp-
Ing rnntrr. with spells of walking for
me I" recover breath. and in this way
NJ covered the sin or seven miles
which brought us e. the foot of the
steep rugged hills ina, divide Brat
inSk from I'ul,u.
The night WAS Very dark. we wrrc
miles from everywhere. SHE knew
nothing of me and had only seen me
first some eight or nine hours before.
and yet she rosie by my side as con-
trntclly as though We had boon
friends for life and Wri" Just ont for q;
sort Of conventional picnic in r"nvcn
tional hours, The pluck "i il arpruIcd
I" me AZ mlrI, IL anything.
poor Peggy" said. almost invoi-
UNFAIRLY.
Nc. ma PEGGY. i;ul IL poor N"lna.
and Peggy VIII soon Ia" NolnH again.
she rrturtrI.
| did not know how 10 answer this.
There WAS such 4 lnli.L Of ~ullr~> in
il. 81, +! said nothing.
"Mlny | tell YOU :; srrr"t':' III" asked
presently.
"SyI}ia always tell. lur hers. 50 /
know bow I" keep " Secret
Il I"lI .3"n | had !; bal; sister and
brother. Didn't l."
ARE they |ikc YOU al ALL
NE. no. They II" both members Of
this Terrible fraternity - revolutions
aries. My father VAS one and los, his
'llt III tue fiill>'. Wy Hll'it, I cunt
Peter he WAS the brother Of my ia
TIERS first wife has always dominant
ed ollr family. even my poor dear
mother"
is she involved With the fraternity
too"
NO, and yet yes. She has NO SYM
l'atIly with the movement at all. hut
my uncle influenced her. and she has
given large sums oi money. she is
rich. YOU know. and if if is found ont
tn" government would he clad to Get
amy prrirAt for cuntiSrHliny her for
tlrc. Thry would throw her int"
prison. and il would Kill her
But surety our uncle was not 81,
ntlti as to lraN" anything inpllrllin@
her in existence
Il wish | could think thar. /, may
be so. but only this morning he warned
me that if these papers did mo- Get To
t'ra,wW and Il raid WAS made there
things would lac found which would
place her in danger.
II don't think YOU would make ~
very tUrmiuahlr rollSpirator," said.
ut is not that. exactly. | am too
much Of Il coward, | know. But moth
cr's fortune GENES ~ mc, and oh, this