Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-06-29

-. nsst morning. as q by tslepa,hic

same costume ~ the day before. Nor
was she disappointed Ia find the young
man already on hand In the bottom ~
n canoe lay a neat bundle of wearing
apparel.
Thought I'd row across this morn
Ing 80 could bring my clothes. and
after we have our DIP. I'd like to ne
cept yesterdays invitation" and NJ the
questioning lnok left her fncc. he add
cu: "rm cnmpmg by myself-and It's
lonesome"
"Bully." she cracd. striking her palms
together mani pihion. "nnd then TN he
tennis after brcrsisfastT"
Quite naturallyihe took her hand as
they waded into the water until the
depth permitted swimming. That morn
ing they raced beneath the water.
sprlnging above the waves like flying
ash. diving in every conceivable post
tion-and in all the young man exc
cuird. the 5rl gnmcly followed suit.
Tired and br,nathless. they hoated On
their backs toward shore. And the
porch dowagcrs shook their heads
NllAiANNNNiN " INV AuuhnAtN VI wv wv
figures chasing each other up and down
the sand. came family to their ears.
Hut neither were prepared for the
change clothes made. He had not quite
expected 10 see this(boyish girl trans
formed into the vision standing before
him. just trihe thllcr In the low
heeled tennis shoes nor. q must bc
admitted. had Gloria anticipated the
very good impression this white fan
ncicd man seemed totbe making upon
the hotel guests who CHANGED to see
him. And although such admiring
chances. ill-conccaled. did not displease
her. she was wondering n the others
noticed how carefully his finger ran
down the price column ~ the bill Of
fare. But his seeming parsimony did
not mar the ten wonderful days they
IVAN. rompcd and played together-a
rery brief span AZ time indeed rs the /
lourglass goes, but n sweet eternity /
u delight to the two who had found I
In one another
II was a sun. barely two hours 1
awake. which looked down upon the
sorrow of their parting.
-Glorr.- the Young man finally spoke.
these days have been Ike a wonder
nj dream 10 me I must wake On
low"
EDO you want my address, she
carfully AMI practically asked
mo" he murnlured. and turned
way.
Gloria gnsped. His answer was en-
irelv UNPRECEDENTED In the annals OF
oyemnklnr.
"pid Won say no Jackf" e,repeat-
d. incredulously.
He turned around and held out his
and. Trust me. little girl" he softly
sked. wait for me one year. WIN
our
Quite uncomprehendingly. Gloria
hook his hand. Hend bent. she turned
oward the hotel. And though her
heart told her that Jack belonged TO no
,ther. her reason babe her forget how
E, much he had come to mean to
Fall. winter aud spring came and
went. and with summer arrived Nor
aarbor's perennial colonists. Gloria.
With a charming array OF new frocks.
appeared as cheerful. winsome and
betty as ever. hut exhibited llstless
attitude toward her favorite recreation
u swimming.
a., ~. ,h,rd d,y n, h.r s,.v clo-ta
rose earlier than the othsf Guests and
babe her way to the lake. "A n to
haze all her cares behind. she dove
rom the pier with n high spring and
anne up-ln the arms Of Jack Turner.
Jack ?" she exclaimed. trying TO
rec herself from his tight embrace.
peftly he tucked her IN the crook
'rfully with his Hgek n 4 few mo-