The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24

while she waited. looking %plcadingiy
90 me. tho hcli rang u Eilrn an
uounced Lawrence Hart
I greeted him aimosi cifusivclY !
never had been ~ Flnd 20 see him,
sud he. auick 10 perceive. looked from
one a. the uthter aH " ioakinr Tor the
cause of hiH unusual welcome.
CHAPTER iAlii.
You have rome ~ az uppnrtuuo
time" sod lightly. m reply TO thc
look urun NJ iiaft'n face Annie
aud Weta about Co spend u lonely
evening. MI lAmphecr b. dining ana
spending the eyeninE with business
friends
q nIn fortunate 10 come when ! am
Neicome. h. returned with another
quick. keen Stance az each ot a.
MAY 7 hope for some music no
asked. lacking 81 Annie.
a. much 90 you like. she replied
Won are usually 30 kiud o. not IL
ursirr b. you know
She moved over 10 the piano and
Nc iilrt mt down beside me
Poor rirl. what has happened
be- asked ua she commenced 10 play
re- preclude
Nothinv Why do ,uu ash Tho
mans pctspiracit,. hHs intuition were
uucauuN.
YOU hook 90 and unhappy 4
Nuuug married wumau almost u bride
doesn't Tool thai way Tor nothing
tithcr tuu are wotullF unhaupA of ~
Esther condition calls for attention.
I was spared the necessity Of a.
HWrriuE ht Annie. D turned 20 a.
What shall sing" Thon. You
two look ~ solemn uH owls what
are you talklug uhout-moG'
80 Ne. ! replied.
n much more interesting subject. q"
she banded But tho sad lutlu face
hclicd the careless words. She then
turned TO The piano and commenced 10
Groom n dainty little ballad.
liant She loNoiN ~ I said 10 Hart.
Then watched his iacs To see n he
showed interest.
Exceedingly lovely Ny dear Mrs
inmuhrVr. have % ever heard the
tuto remark about the peril OF a
triangle household
g don't understand
Il am not guing 10 nut my foot In
DO any further, And I have no advice
io offer Miss faEin in a wonderfully
lovely girl No man Tan see her. he
with her and not admire her-perhaps
moro than b. consistent with his other
duticr. I like you Immensely, ad-
mtfo you moro than ans other woman
7 know You have proved IN eNorf
way hat O are a. woLlnn Of brains.
Of stamina ~ ~ such women 81
You hat fall down In the things
which, after an h said and done, are
tho things which count For " w
vrn not happy. not content, we car
not riNc out HnNthinr worth while "a
othois. There. I have delivered mo
ttiir lecture Sow mak ! ASA a CUES.
ton
'Crr,ainh My lone was cold
WIS % ut offended at what he had
said r. seemed he wns ovorsteppina
i%uoudahip'a rights
Is Miss F'gin cngagedf Has she
amy serious suitorf'
WINS so nstouished az MS quicl
change uf subject tiut I stared blank.
lN Ht him vas relieved. loo. that
tho questions we're not about myself
ur FRANK.
why no mot that am aware.
! said, hesiittinE us I recalled tho
time she told me Mr.. Hart was ulce
hut that he I'D no measure up q
hrf standards.
"li1vr I yuur nppro,aia win you
%" kind to mc Hnd help me 20 vii
h,i'
"of course ! VIII! / nhould he DE-.
lighted returned heartily anl
naturally What uu adjustment a.
everything 10 would prove.
Prank dtaupproVoa" he said look
lng ~ me in "a peculiar manner
llHupproN 90 why"
Saws she's tlo Young too unso
u~histicatcd. that she has met 70 fr,
mon, save those uf tho office world
Tint b ISN'T fairly capable OF iudg
iuu ~ was Kind enough Ia say h
bod nothing against ne that u NJ
heCpuEo OF Annie mat he heaiiated
iin hintrd b % she might he flattcreI
hr my attentions mud intrr he un
hUniN.
Nn%rHnune'"
"rhut NuFf what told Tral I
surely Annie is old enough 10 knov
hcr own mind Theu Frank limited u
some mystery In her ptrentase Tina
b was possibly not Annie fag.n bsi
somebody else. I couldn't see VIII.
even that should make any difference
But / care tor her. Yet | thought /