The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-12

the tank whom Barr drowned.
AMERiCAN NURSES association
has been invited 80 convene b.ro in
1922 by Mayor Hugh NJ. Caldwell
Guards
surely you are Mr.. Richard Gas.
goyne"
II am
'-Then--
1T win take some tfrno TO teii.-
Hardly anybody has cnms pot.
Tell it,
Dick told n. and tho story tsa
nothing In tho telling. for already he
vAs a pructic~d teller M taI~l
Within a wcok Dick and Dorothy
vcro engaged. lie had tho audsacity
u oan upon Sir Augustus.
What followed was described by
Dorothy Ia ore word: -Ituctsons.
Tho young Lady refuss,d to give ur
her lover. sur Augustus and Lady
ieimfnsgfsaIm instructed the servants
that they w-~e mot at home" "a
Mr. Richard Ganroype.
In July Dorothy took porservfor
N vos hoznso In Oaktry Btr~~t and
the announcement OF hsr enxase
ment and forthcoming nazrfago ap
pcsr,-i IN tho Morning Post
MORA currsgh. an frfah countess
vruse.
-Dear DOH; An r,nrffrfrrns MS hous,
may be HIS castle Cor his dungeon)
but m iriAhw otnau'a HON. ~ a hO-
tel for her friendA. Come To me al
oooe. my Juliet
Hut Dorothy took her own nns. a
subcditornhlp OF rising pcwspapea
had been promised 10 Dick. Tire ~-rss
ding day had been named. Afts- 4
brief honeymoon tho pair would TO
ttrn TO oakhry street.
Having pa-rs-f tho Ttubicoo. poro
thy gave herself up to being raptur
oasiy happy. One day. she sslit
s0rtfv-
-Dick. yvu make love ~ nios4y
efaat one In driven TO che conclusion
that you've had = lot of pra1ticeL-
-Durothy." he rcplscd grwve,y
you have b>~n vcry r-n>rou-.
have had a tourh tirne Of n. dear
and 7 have come In contact with
pitch. ono can't say more TO Hoch q
girl an you. bat u N enough. irn't NJ
You arr not a r,rud>. And when yor
touched mo that first evening. I b,
came cican. You must bc'i1vc that
-Ycs.- she said steadily. 81 bo
rrve that
lie ratscd hsx hand and ki-s-d n
but he did not kfss her lips. After
wards sho remembered this
We icrt Dorotfry. n VIII he remem
ber~d. IN an arm chair. Nearly =
fortnight had psrsei since that tain
bsswe~n Dick and hrr~eh In which
70 much vital 20 them both had bner
i~st un~ald. Upon. thone unzaid
things Dorothy had ponterod not a
nttla ghe hoped and believed tina,
Dicks youth differed from that oi
some men rhe had met But in any
case the prcs.rnt was theirs and the
futures
Wa. n not fntuour 20 Speculate
concerning tho palnf7 She put the
question to Solomon. who wa= lying
upon the carpet IN FROM Of h-r
III ] broks the ten couma nd
rreuts over and over again. you
would love mo just as much.
wouldn't YOU
Solomon ~ngr~d HIS tail and
wtnked. as Doro,by-s. maid entered.
Susan jenkins had ben Dorothy'a
nurse.
"a young psrznn Tn 80 you. Mirs
Dorothy
Prom tho drAmxrnak~r- Young
persons from drcramakrrs were fire..
quant visitors Just NV.
Suissn-everyhody ef-se caYSed her
MIA Jonkins shut tho d,or with an
air of mystery.
"shc dou-t look ~ n sfe csD~
from any respectable phace. Her
name is--Mlas Crystal wrids--
SHOW h-r tn.
ssrran shifted. bat ct~y~d. Mis-
Crystal wrsde entered. staring def
antiy al Dorothy.
Mirr wrfde b-sd on, a n~vrpa per
clipping. tn announcement Of Dor.
OlIlf y AVkHNmtfhlik FfaAIfhtNfs
This N true. I suppor
"YaH-
At shfs muncnx Duvvtfry dfviped
That Casruy p~'s past had como In
p-rsnm To ssftssy her curiosity.
II amt up 10 rnuch. am ~ crys-
tai wride askrd. with a dcrirtv-
sruiir. but I was good enough for
hipi-tfn he met yco--
she pointed at cargpyn~s photo
graph. onthruned securely IN the
place Of honor upon the mantel-
pieoe-
who srr you7- Dorothy astcd
sceisfvcfy.
Il sing ard dsncc AMI arf AT
On L<-vity Theatre
Dorothy ffn~f In "details. swiftly.
Ths-n, quito susks-n,y she whispered
With unmistakabio sincerity:
-Oh. what misery you have ssrf-
fered.-
'Don-tr' tho girl exc,aincd husk'
ny, putting up her hands. Sudden
~. she collapsed. and. n,frng back
on q chair, began 70 sob. with a VIC
lence that appalled, Dorothy.
Presently the sos,s became ic-s vso'
lint Dorothy touched ncrvessss'
hand
'Tf You WIN ten mc everything
Tho girl looked up trembling.
rhcn. m her hoarse. brusrn voice,
shs mutfsrcd defiantfy;
-suprose told yon ] came hcrc
mesnfnr tn hurt you
NO, no. said Dorothy. Wha'
rcof wouNi that Dor
ut would hurt-ttm. And-apd
mako him fc-i. as I feel. as az
Her eyes dropped wcartly. "Oh. II
dnesu't matter now. does lit
Drroxhy saw the issues involved
and faced than vniiantfy. She took
tn, poor. pas~ton-torn creature bach
TO her lodgings.
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