Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-18
THIS STARTS THE STORY

boontuW NJ %o ,,,o,,es TO be Fdpersha,,rs
Dn"an ~ ,ns"s...e.fhcarf A lot Of unktnd things
oM sn.J ~ obonf her. but are not pert
sre sre ''M Mrs 1T yTramter, Philips mother,
neaaj,ores Miles to prevent the mar
rIdoe. Miles oum on fa1y; tr!h tMp tsa,
frlend, ono , ,niX pTeyent Bhinp from
Fav..,Smo Mrs Dundas. Miles calls on
nd no,us and she tells him she stu loves
-. Ec leads her on until she dis
h,m: hn,m T,a,,ter: and ne delights IN Ms
w.. .'s,,S~ancs. she breaks an engagement
psnRg' p,nRg Trn,tcr TO l,tnoh 10Th Fdper-
shan wv Perry seeks out Philip aud
tsns tHsas,rssap, ~" " ~ ' tie oaje. Tramter tries
50 80, !0,g9 oro,,s 8 anory and evasive. Phiisp-
an,apSpIy am. SI,, . on s' ana then I pSomes to to FaD.
PssSo,n 10 call and SEQ her. Fdvershan,
srhpsm ;,n ~, ~ ste v m,,st choose betsosen MIN
tohS G,h,,In onln she feiIs FaDsr-
w. ~, tknf sbe loves him, He expresses
sso", r. ,,iah i fhat she ieave NetO YORK.
she %I1ses nt w." ut.,s sV1 s.ashore o 'c namtst
tns,S Sm ~ thsy spent SO r,anV happy hours
together yegrs qgo S,, and tbdt ptor sn, 20 oaot tsao
wv g,rD 81 MIN, He learns that Favcrsham
vas az ,,I,S M n,,i trn,t,caiiv ,snyobsS
cory n.o' hv nv,..h, ~, "niis ~, pbIUnjs
tor hm' rovsrs"sme Xxx Sn, I r. ne,,s V "R,s
Mo.noil, W oo,nn IN bccsy sbs ams,Dsr. nnd
yno snueS m"t eS mphiEo do doss nor know
iao,o for a tdSt thdt she hds oroke"
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AND HERE 1T CONTINUES
SIZE gave ID .ua. .,.e so soDDs .r,,se o'y W,
Miles !s tnaI tne .ru.u. ~, n'u "r'
not SAYING u jus, 10 p'ease 'he'
lie smlieo WHY. =. l., .h ,r,,,,,
Il certainly am not rss ~ ,s the M ,narrn tru,n;
I'M" He paused. ,I,, am atrsa aaP phmP
tas taken very haroiy' ne Aeoeo'
Reluctantly. ,u, ,,. ,,, . ,,,,
MY poor poy! nave you seen MIN
snoe? ,. 49,.
NO. he called last nisht' out WAS
Gut r .,.s ,,
MIS- irah'er ciaSpeo her hanoS "ef'-
sus,S ,,, ,,. ,,,,, g.. er,, ,,,,., h,,,
W., III tUnw 0nyy what Sh I Se ia pe How Se w alwavs JAWS
manages 10 &c. ms own NV way: ,,,n na.e ".
never kno"M a.yoooy WHO Id aoie u
resist n,,' MI, nea ,,,,,, AVA .,,. NJ. p,,r
u thnR , you, wiz apnh mhd 'nat dais Mis, puh sn i.
ne sa answeIeui; ,",i ,,n .. ,,,, u,,,, ,..r. ,n
She looked up at MN with tears IN
her eyes, ,, ,. . .,,. g., Ant.
,sn nnu navsr m tha,,s yu yo,, ~ '"a"N A'' '''''
Ssn I ,nrraa ner a.yaH so'
ip.ar 1e arrmeq iaSv eGay GoS;t trv p.rb,r, !, IN
DEAR iaoy aon tIy' fefnaps nt iS
not sHSh rsvsr snShHss i ai,su as you
you for os ANY anything you do she said
reRroaSi p. versrag Ala M, .nawsr II. UNA
,ookihg hara M ~ =. tsS pnotsTSsrhag1e ah1 Oh fh'hp
sanu,iiS oh VIC i,i"ei ~ snoh
happy,iook,nk phH.9srspn vas
Mrs saneh Dnndss ~ sntarsd ~ h;s uta oeyofs eyifs
sns,.s ps,s " boart eoS' e"'' ''ioas" F"'ef-
sharIl heaT.; ., u.,. a.. hat. -.
,r,snd .s iUuDo onnn ,,asra had h,,,an n,s y
n,a rs A. oS Tray,sr ,sss sso otnS T nroht h;r,
narroyiv ."' NA''' ""' ""se's "''''
harrTrowS: ,,. ,
M,,csga nG@ aoh look very happy '0aaS'
We roused b,,pse,f with n, ersort
nVo,,r j,,a ginatinn = H. s.td ,,,,,.
"Rut as n matter ~ fnct am a iittie
orrIed-abo,It phil, I am afrafd tIu vo,,
aproi ointmentwbadlv Vol, will nrohahiy
fnd that he has turned AGAINST + eD me as
vail Not that n n,atters va,,,, @ r,,,cb %
uOu,, uu' n,, a'r. S'ts " pIepare you loT Wma'
s that ff have been tbs Cause ~ Mrs r,sh HIN
das going away, He'll hate mo for IL i
"For q time nerhana but ha viii aa,
over IT,"
Favershsm shook his head.
Her anxious eyes questioned him.
you are keeping something back
from me; you have not told me every.
thing"
Everything that know" he
answered.
III Philip blames you, shall tell him
Il was all my fault" Mrs. Tranter in.
Faversham smiled. IT hope you will
not tell him anything Of the sort" he
said decidedly. II am more than cap
But he was Allied with apprehension
Tranter was not a man who would
easily forget,-he was not q man tha,
would easily forgive, either.
Greyson as soon as he got baol, I asNee
NO, SIR"
Faversham turned and stared at him
'oU,o HrV s,, you sure
There was no news of him all day
patient to get the Interview over, Faver
sham went round to his friends rooms
only 10 find that Philip had LEFT towr
that morning. '0"'
Left town. Why. where bas II,
Sone?"
The woman In charge of the room,
did not know. He had tokan nort
nanteau, she said. but had Ist no wort
as to when he would be returning
Supposing Tranter had fo,;nd n,,t uvhar.
Mrs. Dundas was. and had gone down n
her.. her? supposns IN the heat s' Of his % jsal i,
Parry had limited at had occurred?
Fayersham's haar+ searooS ooSu t
TIL. He blamed himssis % bitteriy ssT, ThI,
" where his interferencs had lsi tbam
'''Se ''"o &C" '"e''
anything hannened n 1,au,s
alss wos he Wbo 'hs hes tHEagnt' I,, AiteI g
this-Ae who was r.snonsIble % % ror ne' IN, h,
letter she had written 10 Trantar SIN
posing her apprehension a. wb,ch y,
had laughed wban ths,, No. -ssa a. wn,eh @ ~ ~
true one after ali ileS na parteo, h @ naa pee. an