Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1918-02-16
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CALLED HIS BLUFF.

by SADIE oLcorr.

NJ ma M a
MIS- cnerporousn mao ,ne repu'a-
,,rs,,a :. ~. e,,v A. vh,ch she ,,ved
a ~. wo,,d no s.s, 40 n. attentive
Il h.r wo,,d become more ana moro
~-,,,v. ,.~,,,S so.S .,s,. 20 .o,,rs.
l,,snn, ,r,r,ns,e x.,ns-nr,,c,na,,v
c,s..r" "a $1,000. s.o,,,s snnnoss
~. =. a..'., 80 o. ~ an
rornesd whsn nrssto, IN. gentleman
-ro,,,d -ndd.n,, =. ca,,ea sway AZ
.rv ra,. b,s .t,ent,ons A Miss Cher
horo,gn ,,o,,d cease Tben In the
~orrse ~ = few months or Few
,....s no wou,d he renIaced nv an
~ - ,,ho ,vo,,d r,ocood along
~. -, mac rot ,nfrec,cn,,v ,bere
.'or,a y. s.v.rol ~ theee gentlemen
,rv,ng to climb tbe ladder NJ the same
.t,noc.
One morning when the postman call
cd. as usual NJ breakfast time. he
lest a latter for Miss Cherboroueh.
on tbe left.band corner of which was
the of,ciaI stamp: "winetts and Les
ia, Attornevs AZ Iaw.n The Young
1.6v Locked NJ The stamp curiously.
then opepcd ana read the letter:
it,. NJ
v,..s 80 49, =. ~ .,,,, as.,rst
sonn o,wou, ~ o. s 80 49,
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s " go noo W. 80 ,an
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xs..,,. =, an. ,.u,,v MARA n, Tho
&.h,o h,t nx,ss Tvherhorough was
a. tha h.h,, 80 tasn,ne her o,vn conn.
80, .nor, no. love ano,rs che ,uckes
l,na ,.,,ar IN her b,orsa yi,bout rom.
.,,nn.,n. on ., When she had f,n,sbed
ar moo, -. mont 90 her room and her
.on,nosrre o.ve nav to a ran,dIv heat.
In h.art
=, w.. No, ,h., cha ,rdssd tho no,a
40 y. ssr,ous ,n a ,as.i no,nt ~ Wow
lint IN n game OF hearts she had been
lplayine she knew II 10 be n bold stroke
ON the mart Of her opponent. She knew
that Mr.. Fleetwood would not take
money from her even n she had money
10 nav. Nor would he stoop 10 pun
1sh her for having led him on 10 n pro-
posaI, and then rejected him. He was
too good a sportsman at the game for
that. But what did Il meanf That
was the question. After due consld-
eraftyhp she decided IL wns a blur, and
waote the attorneys that she had never
, promised 10 marry Mr.. Fleetwood,
therefore she owed him nothing.
pact CANA n let,er from them stat.
inc that Mr.. Fleetwood had IN his nos.
session letters from Miss Cherborough
+. which would prove his case. At this
1 Miss Cherborough WINGED. She was
v not conscious OF having written a line
to Mr.. Fleetwood, but she was not sure.
On the return OF different patches OF
letters she had written various suit
ors. she Ahad been surprised nj her
lack oechution I'm expressing herself.
xuss c,ornoro,,h d,d No, knov
wh.,ha, NJ F1eetwood loved her or
no,. and sha wos onI,s sura that as
Co. INV roaI low sor him che had kap,
NJ, ~ ,,o aorL rhis ,hroo,oned sn,,
-. ',,,,a,, a. so,,,. nov rnLnou,n 10
hs- ,n,anSo1 90 drew out an answer
90 ,h,s oros,,on She wrote the law.
80 sav,ng ,ha, =, sha nod over writ.
e., 49, Ia,,ars 90 ,ho,r ellen, She ala
40, rs,romehr having dome so The re-
nly was that unless some proposition
for n settlement WAS forthcoming with
N week suit would be commenced.
This would involve the publication of
her letters which Mr.. Fleetwood would
very much regret
>uss chor,oror,h,s wook mint was
.,a, sna ara NO, snow 4, these letters
axIs,ad or xyho,har tnev wore n pi.