Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-30
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and men from Austrian Novi-Pazar
outnumbercd the native Monte
negrips.
any better than they did where l last
called" Rupert addressed the crowd
generally, waving them back. with
strong disfavor. Nor this amt a
O'CLOCK; it's n private car. Come
farther off,! 1 want Mr.. Michael Ball
sic. Balsic!.'
To his second 'a~stonishment on that
day, a short, square-shouldered man
in European dress pushed forward
and replied insthe stiffly exact Eng
|lish taught in Teutonic universities.
sir, you are before the house you
seek. l will give myself the dis
tinguished honors4Of introducing you
into h INTERIOR
DO" urged Rupert, after an p
tpraising survey. "And You might
tell your friends here this machine is
the make that cxplodes when you
touch it,
"Sir?"
You. heard me, L guess"
/. The man. looked at, the car and at
it's owner, then spoke a few rapid
sentences at which the crowd recoit-
ed from the gray. automobile with a
unanimity fattering to the transla-
ton. Bringing his. heels together, he
and opened the house.doory
Made sxtG,errrnany "sRdpert COM
mcnted.ssfoltoSi ss !,
(; ThesrerpaEk. had .slbeenssa casual one,
made withoatsspeciaf intent. But~the
mar wheeled quickly; his eyebrows,
naturally slanted. drew down at the
inner corners with an effect. of ami
mal-like snarling,3 although his heavy
lips smiled artifically.
Sir, / have the honor ITO be an
Italian-of Ragusa," he corrected.
chant - ,t.>S
"You should worry nights about
how you'll fill all the orders you must
get up here,'' commiserated Rupert,
with his drawing GOODNESS. -
The retort~ was a .trifle involved for
the Continental. He hesitated . all
instant, still smiling, then led the
way-.in nonplussed SILENCE,
The house was NC better ordered
unexpected ~laYishpess Of furnishiIs
that could. have been regulated Into
comfort. Money had been spen,
here-and recently. but without dis.
elimination. A girl in dingy finers
me- them in the capacity Of servant
70 her the Ragusan with the leu.
tonic accent spoke in. apparent I'm
PRODUCTION of the visitor. and bow.
ing still more deliberately, retired
indicating by "a. gesture that he was
to enter alone. I'll
The bedchAmber was handsom.
enoughsin an lneared-for fashion
anda~sorfewhak the same might have
} been said of. the.;young mar upon thu
couch. %5Hesw6s wrapped in a dress
fng-gownSof 3brocaded silk crumplet
; and frayed as ifsby much xssfeverisi
tossing, 5unfastened at the throat ant
leaving bare his strong. white neck Il
which two, pulses could be seen beat
Ing like visible timepfeces OF tina
! fever. He. had risen on his elbow a
--~the&~door opened. shaking back Hi
! atumble1 blofd hair and fixing on tn,
: guest eyes beneath whose light-blu'
surfaces sullen IRE seemed to roll an,
). WAIVER, rise and fall, even cloud as /
: drifts Of dark5thafIEpts FPa sssd- ac ro'
{ y. Who a%a a 'am ysSs e s ss.s .saGsf'e "
: come from Miss Warren. Are ,yci
3 the man she wFotesof, with whom sh
! Travelled? Yslshaye comefor som
5 Rupeits dark sface locked with
. finality like the snap Of afsturne,
key. He had formed one Of his in
Simultaneous, in1mdyable dislikes; eve
deeper than his profound amaze
! ment ct this first sight Of Deligh
Warren's lover.
= Lieutenant Michael. Baistc,
Z guess he identified unKurriedly
9 MY name is y Rupert n NJ,
4! York. AndsI didn't run Up TIL
) jelIied Volcano for the drive, HI 20