The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-07-30
By HOLwORTHY HALL

l.. IKE you DettcT tudn any
body else in the world-all but two.
|. -. liked to be kissed by people !
like and you know
it's sort OF like sunlight: need lots
Of 1t. People have always fused
over me. :" Here she gave a
poignant sigh for her lost youth. "Only
4. it's funny. too but
one Of the two people i do like bet
| ter than ] do you In diff
ferent way Ii -. Is Rufe
Waring. He's Jealous as -. a
tom cat :. but somehow ] don't
mind 1t from him; I always like 1t.
|, He was so frightfully jealous
about you. and teased him
about that. 1t was just because he
thought you weren't quite good enough
for me, guess. And you've got to
give him credit for that. now, haven't
you? And :. / hope
you and Carol III be awfully happy to-
gether."
Dear GIRL" said billiard gently.
"Do you understands Her eyes
were very pleading. very misty.
"Understand?-yes. Can ] wish you
happiness, too?"
mot yet" she said, adorably prim.
''He hasn't oh, we both know
about it, but he's got 10 graduate from
law school first, and-after that :.
maybe can travel a little"
She blushed shamefully. you needn't
grin like Cheshire cat-I guess I'll
see Niagara Falls. anyway"
II wasn't grinning," he said. II
was smiling at you right out OF my
| heart. But do wish happi-
ness to you-always and always. And
I'm happier myself than I've been for
ages dear :" He stop
ped, swamped by the recollection
that II was Waring who was to
share in the demonstration of his per-
fidy. To wish happiness to an exc
| cutioner-and not be hypocrite2 In
credible-yet true. billiard wished
him happiness.
"What is it?" she demanded, alert
10 his altered expression.
Nothing, Pm just sorry
I'm not Mormon"
You're fibbing! Still :"
Hillard rose hastily.
"Waitr she said. "You can't go
until you've told me one more thing
you don't honestly think Rufe's
underhanded, now, do your"
"No-oh, no, Angela. A man can be
so upset that he can"
"You know we were Just shocked
and surprised--and Dads awfully
quick tempered. And II was so sud-
dent We didn't stop to talk 1t over,
we sailed right into him, and all Of us
| got excited, and then you came In.
We didn't know how frightfully jeal-
Gus Rufe could be-he's been bad
enough before, but this time was the
limit-and it's only because he's boy.
It's sort Of primeval. You
know"
"Yes, dear-yes ~
"And he did know us
| long before he ever knew you. I He
thought he was protecting us. 1t was
just an obsession-"
Pleasew He touched her hair lightly.
81 wish were as sure you'd always de-
fend me as / am that you'll stick to
him, Angela"
THAT'S twice you've said that :.
and you know what think I've told
you. And are you going off
without telling me anything at ALI"
Her voice betrayed the irreparable In
jury in 1t.
Hilliard moistened his lips.
Angela, dear, next to one other per-
son love you better than any one else
on earth"
That's NICE" she said, with a sigh
Of perfect content.
He bent to her, but she eluded him.
"Oh, nor she gasped In fluttering
protest. "Even II you but
I've told you about Rufe now-you
haven't told me about Carol, but It's
plain as day-it wouldn't be right !"
angela
She reIented swiftly; his voice was
something to rely on.
"Well-Just my cheek, then. Hon
estlys :"
mo. DEAR" said Hnliard. He COM
PEELED her chin upward, and smiled
down into her lovely, startled eyes,
and stopped and kissed her forehead
then her lips.
That's for good-by," he said, ITO
the dearest little girl ever knew.
We're both growing mp. aren't
wet"