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The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1920-03-06

schedule the roads received more for
handling the mails than the express
companies received for similar service
in commercial work.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1920-03-06

FOR RENT--A furnished room
with bath. For particulars apply
at The Democrat office.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1920-03-06
Bolivar County Democrat
SUBSCRIPTION, $3.50.
Ente. Ell at the Postoifice al Rosedale,
Miss, as second-class matter.

a. n. LINNELL, Editor and Lesee.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-03
WILL MOVE SCOUT
HEADQUARTERS TO
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Another move from the scout
troops. And this time IL is TO the
Chamber Of Commerce. This week,
possibly Tuesday, the scout head
quarters will be charged from the
administration building 20 the
Chamber Of Commerce. A loft in
the Gambler Of Commerce will be
converted 20 a wireless receiving
station which will be in touch with
the naval radio stations in the east,
the executive headquarters will be
on the second floor and a room in
the basement will be used as club
room for the scout masters. The
scouts will be permitted to use the
Chamber Of Commerce gymnasium.
The change has been made be-
cause Of the extension Of the NUM-
cipal recreation offices in the Ad-
minlstration building.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-03
10 SCH0L%A
MSPORTSM
Tracking i'm Football.

"A team that can tackle well is
never beaten by n large score" says
a. A. Stagg, veteran football gem
eral Of the University OF Chicago.
There are three main kinds Of
tackles:
1. Front Tackle. usually made BY
a lineman. Keep your balance, hold
ing your weight low. Try to avOii
the stiff arm. Drive in low with a
shoulder to your man. and follow
this NJ with a leg drive. Aim at
mis- knees; clasp them tight in your
arms with hands closed. lifting and
throwing your weight against him.
.. Side Tackle. usually made
IN the open. Watch two points espec-
tally; slow up when about five yards
from your man so that he cannot
fool you by lodging or sidesteppinE.
Always keep your head in front of
him. If you get it behind he Is likely
TO drag you along like a sack OF
corn.
9. Rear Tackle 1t takes nerve
The cOmmonest trouble Is not get
ting close enough. Make "A dive
with your head to either side OF his
feet.
Remember that a hard tackle is
always safer than an easy one.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-03
BUDDING WRITERS
HIDE THEIR WARES
Novels, Lyrics and Romance:
Sometimes Produced IN
Secret.

How many budding novelists and
short-story writer's do you think
there are in high school? Has the
urge for lyric expression TO NV
Lady's curl, or the tip OF her tilted
nose produced any specimens Of un.
dying ballads this year? Do any
letters breathing undying devotion
and constancy in the face OF hard
hearted parents reach the teach
er's desk
Probably none have come 10 light
but mat matters not for the public
Is not supposed 10 know. and sure
" would not understand. Tbere 40
such things penned within the rrev
walls OF the high school and I'm Tho
study rooms OF countless homes i'm
the city. II you see one OF the girls
carrying a bundle Of paper about
with her that she guards very close
~ and shows only 10 her dearest
chum-atter promises OF secrecy
nave been eXacted. you may be sure
u Is breath-taking romance
The boy who pulls a paper out OF
the innermOst pocket and scans the
lines IN raptured manner IS Drobab-
~ reading the "pome" he wrote last
night when thinking OF the bower
az MS lady fair. She may live I'm "A
near-California bungalow-w h a s
the odds2 All heroines have bow
or 20 which they retire when dis
tracted by the crowds OF unwelcome
suttors. There she may dream OF the
only "ne OF her choice-the one who
wrote the verses 10 her.
But do not be discoura ged-oh We
OF great faith and beauty seeing
eyes. Indiana. the home OF authors
without number. welcomes your at
tempts. IL may be that some dav
Your name Will be imprinted on the
back OF the best sellers. or your
plays be produced on Broadway.
The children OF your imagination
NAV smile at you from the silver
sheet OF a thousand picture palaces.
and is that not fame enough? The
liquid melody Of your lyrics may
reach even around the world where
ever English ia spoken, and Love
lace and Jonson may at last find a
rival for their crowns.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-03
Horace Greeley Began
Career as Type Setter

1t was his third day working at
his first job. and there he stood. a
lank. ill-clad, slOuchy. unprepossess-
Ing youth OF a years, with short
pantalOons and no stockings at one
end. and a thin whiny voice at the
other. He was STOPPING over a case
setting type.
Another boy in the shop thought
Of a good joke. He slipped up be-
hind Horace Greeley and daubed his
head and neck four times with a big.
black, sticky roller used 10 ink the
type. The other printers stopped 10
see the fight. But Horace Greedy
never looked up from his work.
Three years before, this same boy
had walked Il miles from his home
on n farm at Amherst, y. H., 10 see
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-03
School
Study
Sports
CAMP FIRE GIRLS
FIRST FORM4TTON
at LAUREL SCHOOL
GIrls. rs your day agaln.

Girls, It's your day again.
Have you missed the long hikes
in these snappy fall days? And the
rOasts along the river? And the
gab-feasts? And the sings and
feeds? Well, cheer up because
you're going 10 have them sgaic.
Mrs. Seymour Bullock -gill arrive
In South Bend this week TO re-or-
Eanize the camp fire girls, the
groups will not be limited TO n e
schools but Will be organized where
ever there are enough girls interest
ed 10 form a group. The organiZa-
ton OF the first group will take
place at the Laural school Wednes-
day evening. Many fall activities
have been planned and one evening
each week will be given TO the use
Of the bowling alley at the Chamber
OF Commerce. There are even ru-
mors OF a summer camp which
viii be conducted pro rata.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-03
KEEN COMPETITION
MARKS MTERLUDE
CONTEST At HIGH

The thermometer in the high
school corridor registers ia for the
Sophomore class. 104 for the Sen
Tors. 90 for the Freshmen and 80
for the Juniors. The Interlude con-
tests seems to be closer than il has
ever been and all classes appear 10
be playing above board" The
alumni as a whole are supporting
the senior class which Is unusual as
the Freshmen class, per custom, is
the protege of the alumni.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-03
TIL Ne1CS-1imeS School Department
Edited by Elisabeth Steele
The Boys and Girls Daily Messenger

a publisher who wanted a boy. Too
young he was told.
He went back TO the farm and
stayed a while longer He read and
re-rcad the 20 worn books in MS
home library Then after three years
he set out again and during the first
week had the adventure OF the ink
roller In the shop Of The Northe =
Spectator at East POutney, Vermont
He had always been a student.
Tie had read everything ne could
get. He was a champion speller. All
these things helped him 10 advance
rapidly as a printer. Within few
weeks he was the best workman in
the shop. Gradually he took over
some OF the editorial duties, learning
how 20 compose news articles as he
set type. never writing them down.
Then. in 1881. when he was 20
years old. disaster came. The North
ern Spectator failed in business. He
was thrown out OF work.
1t was a misfortune that proved
TO be a blessing. If IL had never
happened Greeley might have been a
poor country printer all his lie. As
II was ne decided TO go TO New York
City lie walked most of the way
He tramped the streets until he
was penniless. Nobody had work
for him. Finally one printer offered
20 let him set type for "a very small
Bible with many marginal Greek
references. No one else would take
such "a provoking job. Greeley took
and succeeded.
Thus started the career Of Horace
Greeley. the greatest newspaper man
OF his time. founder and editor o.
The New York Tribune.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-03

make up a yell and send it i'm
Welcome. strangers to this town.
Put on your smile, wipe off that
frOwn,
We're glad TO MEET-CHA!
What you don't know is all very
well
What you don't hear you never can
tell.
We're going to BEAT-CHA,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-03
OLD LADY RIDDLE

What word is there of five letters
which. by taking away two, leaves
but one2
ANSWER to Yesterdays: What is
that great man who is allowed TO
sit before the queen with his hat
on ?"-The cOachmanD
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-03
.I1nnI Vol.

School Yell.
Make up a yell and send il in.)
Strawberry shortcake, gooseberry
pic. Victory.
Are we it, Well l guess!
South Benz High school, you bet
VcSi
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-03

"Ohf" she hrraihed. much relieved.
A ghost of thc old haniering smile
lighted her winsomr features "Wcli
then" she challenged = suppose you
don't hnte me-"
"On the contrary. love you he an.
suorcd However. since you must
have known This far some time past l
suppose % ~ supefhuoas 10 mention
H. Moreover I haven't ihe right
Jet"
she md cnsi her eyes down mod
estiy. She mis,-i them noe ani looked
no him searchlnely. = suppose sou Do
acknowledge yourself whipped ai last.
irycoT she vcniurel
"Wold q please you 20 hsve me-
surrender ile was yeTy serious
"lniaoi lt would. Bryce im tired
of fshuns ! want psaee. im Tim
afraid o. iot ih's matter ~ ans flr
Chez I'M truly afraid"
- ih.na I want peace. too ~ nn.
sucned "rd Boz r'ad 20 Gu.l -nfh
honor And 200 no o. too. o. fnl .aH
induce your uncle ta give me COO t'rl
M logging contract Z uaaf HI'h h.'
road
4 col'in'i 40 fhaf nnre o. if.
sou whipped ani be- O. raf mrrefu
to CO. fallen ioun hase fo sur
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-03

render Internationally Arain sAs
laii boz little hand umli'y On A.
wounded fHrrsm Please give up.
Bryce f0r my aar
4 wrroae ln have a. he m1r
mufsi sadly q iars faf folfc nshf
though 0ne should never admit defeat
until te 81 counted olf suppose
Do 0oni.nlei bitterly. aro1r urr.r Be-
Ia high feather fhis mHm.rF
q don't tn0a nfTce be- ieff In BIZ
motor or Son fnnclsro shout ole
O'Clock fha morning
Dor nn instant tura Carilmn
stared e. her ihsn s.aa. mn0tnr
little smile orrri around coo o1mrrr
u hls mouth 600 BIS eyes lighted uiih
mifih
"Glorous neus mY dear shirley
perfectly eInfI0usi 81 CO. n'i f0t
has gouo io San ffnnelsco. rhf Ten
in q hurry ans via fhe overland Route
Cou'fnt wait Coz ne Regular psssrn
rsrsieamrr tomorrow. shf Great
jumping iehoshaphati iie must have
bad Important business 20 nffsnt co.
And bryce commenced 70 chnrtis
-Oh. he poor Old Colonel" b. con-
tinusd presently. "ihe dear oif pirate
What horrible RIGHT swing he's run
ming into And you want ne 10 a..
knovlsige defeat ~ dear rifl. In
The Language ~ ~ classic there d
nothing doing shall PM in my
crossing SUNDAY morning ant n yeH
don't believe D.. crop sfuuud and -
me IN aci'on"
"isu mustn't tfy protested shirley
-lonlsau o. there with h.s cree
and hC hsa orders - stop ynu o.
sides. JON can't expect help from coo
police unrlr Seth has made deal
with the mayor ! came prepared On
ssrEr.i e. compromise uurr she 10
c.srci. tni Do interrupted her uiit
wave of l.s bend
"Ih1f f1r fhr police End raf fsrsI
Mayor rouri.ianf Hr1oe nfnnrf
WITH ruo'hrr snap ~ hls fingers aiu
rt ihr gIiy sf them sf ihe fsu slrr
uor'
"iou can't afford a compromise
You've hD,n tfl.ng me 7 shall ue,ei
build ihc A. e. %. heauso son uul
nos permit me o. You're poucrlcss
I iel rnu ! shall build o."
"You shnntr ste nref hsct nj him
and a spot n anrrf rioved in each
cheek "iou'rr the most stubborn
an hs'llrcunf man ! have ever
known Sometimes nimost hate
YOU
"Come arnuni 81 ten Tomorrow
morning and watch mo pu' In ne
crossing watch me give nonieau emil
he mnr ue run We reached over
suddenly lifted her hand. ami kisse,l
a. How love you dear little aniar
nnlsf'" he murmured
~ ycu loved mo. fon wunldut Oh
! pose me she protested sofuy. a lsll
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-03

rhrre d q suu af clurare wile
! fankiv cnnfeas a. I a. ne pssao-s.
q hoiiness Oh uhieh I dar~ rai rsrfrs
a ,ai0f which ! cannot c0,ei -
not las mi .olf io~n IN ihe va q -
welfare and haralssss 81 ms lx-astr-
That ! rannnt have noi ne cunr
ar 20 Do eannni intsua~s a.
power with shlsA nias ~ lnves,~f.
= power cunfer~-i not 80 IA =.
sonal hunsni. noe fer my arrrapfir.
mcni. bar faf NJ cvuatrys rs-f--e
Dhect her onward marrh 10 rrsnss
and fiurf. ! hare not c,i,mrs stNfN
! am too cosaakly Cor that> nul
Cay.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-03

Hut-rr rieae r. eff1n snrat ~
~ a. BE- fffH 'nH Fnnn.rs 81
H-nIraaf soma CHui r.nanrisn e
tsvorrr mf u.l .nf msni
Effh an HIaHI r.Hors Boo. .ar
Entf EH H 0 90 ft'f
lrmpou However 10 auysoiy
toaaii inte ur n has nuf inn
90 and ga yal. fi tt1 h.m no.
QtIllJ d. another trump iursuf away
O. A. t'nanor
nrrro turned in n, hni vita wa
So iiipuisf Shirley afi hrr hand On
"a arm t's ie1 arm. snnrrf ~.
HinUrmurrf
~ lifted hef hand rcnuy frsu ~
lfnrraun. loi her % ihr frsut ~ tAe
ascsmotise. sfd held hrr hass 10 -
e. hoadl|sht Hef fingers VEN erie
- uiih lied.
~Your nnfl,s killrr tld Ast. EAir.
u ~ aid .fonically. -fta s.ly .
'n1ixhf acsh wound. but that q -
nait % icus allies Good uicht"
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-03
oHAprER XVI

oa ohltans Of her uncie's tepar
inra f1r San Francisco shirley Jay
nnate fhr fout fhe remainder ~
fHa n.rht turning over and over "a Der
n'nf f0o vnr.Hla aspects RI the Carit
bennington imhrosiIo Of one
hre 600 Hns quite certain. peace
Hu.f he declared nf ni hazards She
realized ihaf shc bod permitted mat
frra Oh ro 200 fir A rsruis'an ~ feel
'as toward boz uncle induced hy ihe
mcm0rf m nrFcc Carilans blood on
Der white fnrrr urs. convinced fte
e'rl thaf no ail hazards 70 her nnan
0Iai fHIure. henreforfh abe ard her
uncle must tread separate paths she
Dad found him onf no last. ana hecausr
in her nature fhore was some n hls
own haIfy n purpose me resolution
rasi her no particular ranr
She had been ohsatsei ~ a desire
rather unusual m her sex. 20 see a
frhf worth while. sh- had planned %
permit q 20 30 10 a KNOCKOUT % uso
Bryce Cauiirnrn language heransf
De believed nrvcr csriIaan uaH'd 10
mrgn..hei-rni she hai desired 81
.es h'm smashed -hnf ro' beyond o.
p.ir. for h0r ioy 'n ihr onnslri ua'
fo iie in no inss ~ ruliinr che riece'
fo- fher affrrFnrii
n rn4 FATHER a relief therefore
ahen fhe imnoriurtat'e james handed
Der me- breakfast fhe s'isvtnE noie
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-03

III
This 4 tho arsi I've heard aheul
any franchise" Sam Perkins scniiei
gurulclously. "sccms 90 me- you hrer
ruiEhts secret about ihls Job. How A
Z know Ibis aiut a forgcyr
-Cail mp ne mayor and ash him
flryur suggested.
-lll 40 that ouoih NJ rcrkln'
f,onderouslg. "And IN ne neantmc
1on't 40 any more dler.ng or rancut
tfnE- 10 hurried away 70 hh auio
Dnohiie. leaving q lieutenant IN dhnrr'
- fle SOUND
-Aisp in me meantime yenns saan
Coionei Pennington nrn0rnfnf. 'ysu
1ari pardon me II ] iako ro0lrssioa Of
huy locomotive and lnt cars %
herve son have finished ua'safluF
49, rniia~
-lieip yourself Colonel" bryce re-
giirf with an Assumption - hclrii
pee he Hls ilr from feeling
'ru .Hk yol s0 much Cardigan
MIL Coo Fnaies. enoi nature IN life
frul.neisu ciimhri inie fhe cah
o. rhed for a. ho'lclrl. sd ranr
o. hsii vigorously
1irr la Permitted himself tfi
lEufItsnI foei ~ fhe whistle. afiN
a0hirh o. ihfea or fhe aIf ana renh
sfrned Ila itraiiic o. uas roi 10.
rufrni'Fo rue.n0T tuf Del had sifica
~ itr rah of DTS own lonasilse sni
rcii quite confident Of his sbiiiD N
n p'n'a.
win = errat nnf n bump a. train
E,auei and ihs Colonel nm q fisail
NJ .n tfe locomotive sisst or o.
frrela exactly where Boo. Osihy hai
ben cutting in DIE crossing. vhrv
ur0n ft0 co'nG '0.Eri ihf hra'es.
.,lprraf ais exhaust ari t.rr e. OIL
arr fI.u An ufsn fhe 'fai srree -
Eff.n had earrf tr irniaf 80
g. It AZ accosfrf nrfc csuinn
sT1Hf ane.nr being nI rr1r0fif" D.
Nrrtf-lf. III take ftf .h1ri end Of
49, fe You oars fo inrse rsrss uiaa.
sfaf il uiH fi on fi0.e frarts ualn
ro.- Temporary frr0i'ss eHn.ras
az In sour ilurcro. irs now n 700
ear. 500 Hie'n ar1 o. f-a io you
re rf 500 hortei
= uiffr imae.ne fiif nice gentle.
r.sn BIS y oa b. ga ielr- chiniei
nnlt O.'ly rainfirf'T -Wcii' We
ffid our iamlfFt uf'ff 1n-ris cast
~ o. nrre fef us raiher ~ our
tnoia ~ home. mT "a. Tor ssssr
-hias ~ m1 taf m hang Eround
Aerr Ir husi one ~ tuo hlnEs- to-
sieca sfanndreis rfuy bad or snc q
ny O. IcaTe ffinsi ile''1i Who's
nsse ~ hftf
nryct tunnel arf f1uri hiusc'l
1acinr shlf'sf srmrer Tier tfufe'
80 uns qllssrnf anf ite irsrs aiisn'
- D. alas ne tiar iis rinrri n
~ IN siienes
al frifrf~ SO mnrnnrci trernu
l.asiY. -i'fnf eco 500 ! usuid mi
lrrrlii rr1 fo tr'if fhe 81 a. o.
rr bowel h'. bed In mrr auI
nhafre 1f DE- defeat rrrs erilf'
aeE tin tI CO. arm -rycc 81.
lshur tIis b. one ~ those erfss'on
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-03


~Aner leaving eo1 irsf nIrtt a.
Cioi Thar 'r Y0rr present fame az
mini my absence Or q Few DAYS might
tend fo r crimer and clearer rerrep
zion on your part n ne accessory
tactics which in n moment % despen
fion. Jaw ft with regret. - pursue
iasi night And IN ne hope that you
li1 have STAINED your Ga attitude
toward 10 BEFORE my return. ] hm
ieafirr Oh fhr motor for san rrnn.
eIaro Your terrible Accusation b.
rrIsfri ns io such m extent that A.
noi feel equal 90 no task n confr0ui
Iur 500 uriil ina more fuiie'ai frame
~ mird sou can truly stsoivs me- q
CO. charge NJ wishing o. 20 uuny viii
founa Cardigan.
HNUnr nrrefInrafa
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-03
Ten Million People
Are Scratching

sfifT sFsff 80 90 nHf frfrafs tu aTs
tts rnHri states lilIf e. reHlIf IN ~
lfHsf states have fta firH IHff -
lefsfisi a ffrrrffrn A. 80 H.Hef
n1h u'isf ftsf lave n fHfT ear N -
taff rHs af mrfs r'aaTs frlf H0Hfs
riftt e. az b Il urf fri Hsfs ffiiisi
- ~ ~ taffitIs mIia To re- nlN
taffewa HssIf arfsf tts 49, ari it hsfi
n ~ - in ffs fafi tHai g. rlaai
rsers n sft Niss aaf IFrn afs irisHf
- ~ faFs 80 Ia ftffa ur's Al ne iaae
ftiefI ufinf a fIffatsf e srslift
uisf - rsr arrrrrrs ffsf 80 fsesr
80 tts tsfa Hafs N 30 faN1s fts a
. fffI'0Hs ffa arfI|IaiI1rf I'D raIf -
sea- GO tlI'tf fttfI rftlT ~ - ~
49, faa e tas 81 Beauty flH u|fiasai
We EIafaHiss a UufF NrIuiF .fFHira
O.. = q nas 81 Ifi MfnI 's Ifaa.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-03

packed a bag for his journey. left O
brief note for shirley nohfying Der OF
h.s departure. nni started on bis two
hundred ani ffiy mile trip over ne
mountains Co thc south A. hia car
sped through sleeping scquo'n and
rauel the open country. the colenels
heart thrilled picasurahly. lie held
caris and spades big snd little casino,
four ncos md fhc Joker; therefore be
know he could sweep the board % his
pleasure. And during BE absence shir.
lee would have opportunity 90 cool OF,
while he would nnd time 20 formulate
au argument 90 iull her suspicious
upon his return
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-03
Your are fionafs
.nNrIT STILL

ghiriefs no rurirf win q rarer.
tr1rr intuition Than shs hai hitherto
manifested she s0nssd the Hypocrisy
between ihe lines fhs was noi a.
os'fri
"iio has some % san rune'sro Or
unrr ammunition" she soliioqu.rci
every ucn unticdunki While
you're away shan manufacture a
iaH bombs mf1r'f"
After breakfast shs irfi ne hous.
sri walked a. ne Intersection ~ n
with water street jules noniena an
De- efea of iumheriacts were there
anf vi'h two policemen guarded che
crossing
shirley looked IRON ne woods bully
% tho locomotive and bach 10 Ron
dean.
anonfeau- sho I'D Mr. Csrdlran
is e bad man 20 hsht You fought him
once. Are you going 10 Do q sralnr
Tie nodded
"fy whose orfirrsT
Ar sexton he isil me 10 a. ~
swell. nonfcan some day on BE-
boss ~ iaruna Gunde and therein b.
no more fighting" she replied. and
paafi on down n street o. ne orler
% me Cardigan Redwood Lumber
camrany Moln Mcravish Locked %
on ste entered
~where o. be- dsari- shirley ssssi
z mnsi 80 him."
"in chat ofcc Miss Shirley Nolrs
replied and pointed o. ne door Shir
icy STEPPED fo me fonr trorfef emf
ften entered nure Carl'ran. seated
ne h's fo.t looked un as sho came in
liis ien arm uas on sling anf h.
'aHtri hrraFsri lnf detected
rIHnf SEQ ur nfIrs she saif ns b.
attempted io fi.e q tnou you're quite
exhausted You inot e. she nt
down I'm n nf1 she saIi snuig
liIs iun E'ance frightened "lt
ioe.nt amount io ihat Shirley Ana
Do snapped h's nnrers ~ throh. a
little and lt's sin and soro. 10 I carry
q Do me- sling That helps a little
What did yuu want 90 zee mo ahoutr
= vnnf'i 10 ieil Won. said Shirley.
"fhai-ihat last nights affair was not
n my making" iie smiled compas.
slouaio'y. I'll couldn't bear 70 have
Jon think "a break nay vori and tell
him.
~ never occurred in me that you
had dealt mo hand from Tho bottom
~ ihe fe,t shirley rlcase DON'T
WORRY ah0ni No. Your uncle has had
ivo private detectives watching 0gll,y
and me-"