The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-09-04
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preached Glendale Dick Myers arose
from hfs seat advanced q the pat
fCr1 ard gazed czFfOusly s1ead As
the car rounded q turn r. the road.
he caught q glimpse u q snaaM station
hCtd1ed among towering hills There
vas one fzzre On toe platform FROM
where he vas standing Dick eould not
zee vey clearly but the little he was
able 70 glimpse cazsed him 70 catch
his breath sharply.
With a grinding q the brakes, The
engine cane 10 q halt Dick resumed
IFS seat turning the chairs " a. 10
face the vestDEIe II another mOueDt
the g1rI entered. preceded bg a oolored
porter. Dick waited Until me porter
had gone and the stranger had settled
herself u a chair almost directly 0r
posfte.
When the train had started ard
there q 10 chance for anyone else
70 arrive from Glendale. Dick decided
20 make himself known
Il beg your pardon" he said, with
his most gracious smile. @bat I believe
that you are Mss Osborne"
The nr looked up quickly. A
twinkle hoversd IN the depths Of her
eyes.
what makes you think sol" she
asked.
81 am Dick Myers, Helen Myers
brother. I am supposed to take care
IL you until you reach K~lngsburg."
THAT'S very nice of you" she said.
There was a pause. Dick did not
know exactly what % say; he had ex
pected 70 be greeted cordially, but In
stead he had been received indlfer-
entity.
"S1rely Helen told you that l vas
10 meet you here" he said.
II don't believe that she did" she
answered
"Oh" Dick drew a sigh Of relief.
Helen wrote 70 me and asked me TO
meet you when you got On the train
III Glendale" he explained. "pm go
Ing home for the Easter vacation and
To accompany you to Klngsburg."
How far is K~ingsburg from New
York; she asked.
"About thirty miles"
"Are you going home directly from
the eityT'
"Of course, aren't weT'
II don't think we are" she answered.
"WhyT' He looked at her, puzzled.
Because" she answered slowly,
my name II not Margaret Osborne"
"Whati" Dicks mouth opened In
establishment.
"lIy name" she continued, sis Eiiz~
abeth Winants." Dick dropped de-
iectedly In his chair. "But," she con-
tinued, softening, "there Is no reason
Why vs. can't continue our CONVERSE
ton until we reach New York"
The train rolled into the Grand Cen
trail station all too quickly. And then,
In spite Of Dicks protests, his new
found friend refused to let him &C
company her farther.
mo" she said. perhaps sometime
we shall meet again.
In another moment she was gone.
Half angry at the within which fate had
played him, Dick suddenly decided to
remain In the city until after dinner.
II was well after nine. therefore, when
he ascended the steps OF his home and
entered the front door. Four girls
were seated around the table In the
library. Dick glanced at them casu-
gI9sy . Nhan HE Haa~t atx1I atfl Eaa