The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-03-15
b ELlNoR MARSH

b E1NORs MARSH
coach load OF tourists were DO
Ing the National park. There were
young ladies' and elderly menSand Wos
men. but few Young men. Indeed. ths
only two unmarried men were. Z COMFY.
NJ E~nyushman tho ono Ha,rtrgtcr
v,dan+, n.n4,sm.n 49,
49,
a.uus' u 'nS olunnaly types g eock-
neg, ana an american ommerca = &
t1aveler named MeriWeatner u
Me.."eataer LOOK up Wltn Mudeos
anu Gus Two len 70 talk1ne ol the GU ~
poeluoA OF 1lcn american glfis 70
Dfatlsn utieo husbands. Mer1weatner
was q Dle % q "ag ana g one of
lne elris OF me party asked TOT MOS
natlon Q nudge tolo nef nat y
was Loro Anglehoro trasellng mcog-
But. ne adoeo' .neii MOI.
70 anytnlng more man pain Ale1-
anoes NUDGE Ineres mo use Tying
10 get mn 70 90 70; therefore ! would
not Try II l were you"
N~eVertneaess tnls young q Mfse
Gwenoolen stewart Who was Of an
9 II 70 sweet TO 90 y what p
o addressed MI. Nudge -
Lore Angietord' much TO that gentle
mans astonlsnmenI VI course ne DO
nled the impeachment that MAD NO
erect on tne young iady. w
do you know" she said to MI. Har-
rngton, we have n or your
countrymen q lord, among usE
NO." replied the Brittsher. evidently
much interested. winch oneT'
He who calls himself Nudge
Harrington repressed q smile.
You seem incredulous."
"SOh, I know nothing about b man.
We are not travelling together. We
aressimply fellow members Of this ex.
cursion by accident"
"Of course, now that you know that
he Is n OF your privileged class, You
will treat him with great respect"
Certainly. I'll be very deferenttal,S
replied Harrington, with a twinkle in
his eye.
Mer1weather did not inform MI.
Nudge that he had started the report
about him, and Nudge was at a loss
to discover where 1t came from. In
spite OF his denial he was treated BY
the whole party with Difference. sew
eral OF the girls vteing with each other
for his favor. However. Miss Stewart
seemed rather inclined to favor Har-
rtngton. Harrington certainly seemed
Inclined to favor her. She a all the
sprightliness. the humor, the tnde'
p%endence, OF ON American girl and wa
wtthal eomely. Excursions are espe-
cially adapted to love affairs, and IN
this case all these two required to fall
In love was to be thrown together:
The party remained In the park for
some time and became quite like one
family.
One day Nudge showed some atten-
ton to Miss Stewart. Harrington saw
plainly that he was not In favor with
her, but, pretending Jealousy, said to
her:
what Is it about a title that 10 90
attractive to you Americans?" t3
"Why do you ask"
"Oh, I observed how pleased you
were when this nobleman incog. join.
Cd you this morning! I felt like a pen
ny alongside half a crown"
Ellis lordship is very agreeable" she
replied, looking up at him archly.
(Which do you mean. the lord or the
mana"
"If there Is enough Of the lord to
outweigh the man, what matters it9
1.-THE Anglefords are an old family
and, I believe, are large landholders in
England. 1 fancy to be Lady Angle
ford a girl might marry a man of
wood"
"Why discuss the matter? Quits
Alikely Lord Angleford is expected to
marry some nobleman's daughter in
England. and none Of us American,
girls who are not the Hon. Miss 90
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