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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-18
IN Wit A R E
Co1nitetul.

Parochiile Romine gr.-or. ST.
Nlcolae" 81 great. "Sf. Teo-
DOR din Alliance, Ohio, are
Onore de invita- GU toata dragos-
tea pc srlrorile Parochii, O7lora-
tele Societati 81 Nuburi din ioc
81 jur, precum 81 pc toti .fratii 81
surorile Romlni 81 Romince, lie a
lua parte la Marea Petrecera cu
Teatru 81 Dams, care va avea !oc
i'm seara zilei de Dumineca' in
% Ianuarie 1921 in Sala Socia-
tatii ~. r. Ar. 81 Tran" din
loc, sub No. 735 Ash Str.
lnceputul La orele I seara.
Pretul de intrare Cl. "a Sl.0O;
Cl. LA Toe.
Nuzica ''Libcrtatea'' din Can
ton. Ohio sub conducarea d-lui
n. Mutu, va distra Onor. Public
att in timpul Teatrului cit 81 ia
Dams cu cele mai frumoaSe elm
tece rationale.
Pima la orele II din noapte Va
Fl Teatru lar dupa orele II va
urma Dansul pima in zor; de ziua.
PROGRAMUL TEATRAL.
Teatrul Sc va preda din partea
Clubului ''Tinerimea Romina'
din Alliance, Ohio. din care 5 All
formal trupa de ARTIST 81 jar.
tiste. Teatrul acesta il preda
Clubul gratis in fayoarea ambe-
lor Parochii din loc care este
primul Teatru care il reprez:nta
Clubul 'Tinerimea Romina' dir
loc
PROGRAMUL:
l. Cuvint de deschidare dil
partea Presedintelui.
2. 0 cintare din partea trupe
Teatrale.
.3. 'Cinci copii orfani" ;lecla
mata de D-soara Silvia Lungoci'
u 4. ''Deschide, deschide fcres
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vol tral singur ca un nenOrOcit,
caruia i-ai sdrObit fericirea, uci-
zlnd femeia care ma iubea. Roa.
gate lui Dumnezeu sa-ti ierte
paoatele 81 rdaca wei Fl aShitata
de jurati, intra intro manastire
sa-ti petreci zilele in cainta.
~''Titu Demetriad"
Clothilda ii dadu conceptul 81
Titu, fara sd citeasca, fara 81 Use
intipareasca in memorie continu-
tul Ell, 0 copie maSinaliceste,
scrise 81 adresa Ell pc un pile 81
Nirind scrisoarea in pile il intinse
Clothildei Gu NINA tremurind de
emotiune.
sClothilda lua scrisoarea 81 ur-
c1ndu-se i'm AUTOMOBILE Sc dhse in
oras, 81 llind un comisiodar Gu
ca, il conduse pima La poarta pc
netenciarului, unde ii dadu pill
cul zicind sd intre. si sd dea scri-
soarea, directorului fnchisoarei,
tara sa 'astepte vre-un raspurs
la ca, zicindu-i Cd II asteapta sd
conduca inapoi de unde Ia luat,
81 sa-i dea comisionul.
Peste ufte-va minute comisio-
narll esi, zicind Cd q dat scri-
soarea directornlui, care a 81 tri-
MISC fndata d-nei Demetriad.
la pa8tit pentru serviciu si du-
cfndu-l pima in centru,. de lnde
a laase, mimi scasa;, 81 spuse lpi
Titu, care era cllprips de up snsre
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HObraznica. impertinenta"
sopti Titn
''Ce-ai de gind sd faci?" in-
treba Clothilda netezindu-l pc
cap.
NJ stu draga. Ma simt cufmin-
tea turburata. NJ sunt in stare
sd iau nici decizie. Invata-ma
tu. Te rog draga = raspunse Titu
apucind-o de mini.
Sal scrii. Sa nu te duel la ca.
Tical0aSa acea ar ii in stare sa te
sugrume de fata cl directorul.
Are o putere de novaca" zise
Olothilda, lipindu-se de el.
'Da, asa-i. Ar fl in stare. Ce
sal scriu? TIE rog "a tu copia 81
fac asa cum te pricepi Ca sa.si
la nalejdea de la mine.
Clothilda lua un petec de hfr-
tie 81 scrise Gu creonul:
.Susano.
Z Persoana nu tea informal CO.
rect. Gu ClothiIda n am nici o
legatura. Stunt satua .>de femei.
De altfel te vel CONVINCE Cd milne
are sa vina la tine sa-si ia ramas
bun ca pleaca la Bordeaux Gu un
tlnar ell care vrea sd 81 lege
viata. Nam VENT Ia tine fiind-ca
intrebind constiinta mia raspuns
ca esti criminsl4 de rind si am
oroare de crims s5pe care si>sevfr-
sit-o 81 de tine. re Arnold, am
sal iustale iatr'un institut ii -el
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neastimpar in lipsa Ell, ca pima
acum Susana a cetit scrisoarea.
'Cine sa fie persoana care a
aflat de iubirea noastra 81 ia
c0municat Susanei?'' intreba
Titu liniStindu-se din agitatia
lui cind Sc 'apropie Clothilda de
el Gu su1'isul eli fermecator pc bu-
zele Ell carnoase 81 rosii ca car
minul.
'Sti,l. Il femeie. Sora, ibarba-
tului meu, care fost de cite-va
ori pc aici 81 odata m a suprins
aplecata spre tine'' stii atunci
cind team sarutat pc ceafa!
''Da; imi aduc aminte':., ras-
punse Titu zimbind, 81 pentru ce
socpi"
''Sa sc razbulie.. Poate unde nu
m am dlls Ia fnlnormfntarea fra
telui ei'' rasplnse Clothilda
lnindu-l de git 81 sarutindu-l Gu
frenezie.
.''Da, sa stii "a de-aceea" zise
Titn aprobind yorbelc Clothildei,
ra in totdeauna, 81 find timpul
mesei, 0rele unu dupa, amiaza,
Clothilda esi 81 puma asnnasa.
Titu recules din tulburarea
nlfleteasca de care suferise min
a Gu pofta. Clothilda neauind
I,ici nm motiv 81 n'aibS poft1 de
mfncare minea s-bine, ca fntot-
,lsansIa u shiiu si doua pahare eu'
vim, pe cend Titu b6u' nunlai
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stra'' cintata de D.soare Marioa-
ra Vintilescu.
5. ASA a fost sd fie'' ipies;,
Poporala ,intr'un act).
PERSOA.vEl F.:
Badea loan, taran avut; Dl Geor-
ge Jacob.
Lelea Maria, sofia lui; D-soara
Victoria Muntean.
Ghita, fiul lor; ID loan Tatar.
Ileana, flea lor; D-soara Silvia
Lungociu.
Sandu, ficior sarac; ID Savu
Rogozeh.
Mos George. unchiul lui Sandu !;
Dl loan Sof6hca.
Mia, servitor la badea loan: Dl
George p. Murarescu.
6. "Cndeti este faIa. Ungurc
trufas'' (de c. R. Pascu) aecla-
mata de D-soara Marioara Ven.
tilescu.
7. Dor de Mama" cintata de
D-,oara Silvia Lungociu.
8. 'Otrava femeiasca" Come
die intr r'un act de n. Tautaria)
PERSOANELE:
Tiberiul Campian. Redactor; ID
Vasile Rogozia.
Lenuta, sofia lui; D-soara Mari
oara Vintilescu.
DR.. Luncan, medic; Dl Nicola'
Florescu.
Bran, servitor; Dl Laurent,
Laslo.
g. O declamatie, predata di1
partea d-lui N. n.
10. O cintare de incheere, di.
partea trlpei de Teatru.
Bufetul va fl asortat cl to-
felul de ibeuturi reco1'itoare.
Donatiunile Sc vor primi 2,
multumiri 81 Sc va publica II
ziar Venitul curat de la aceast:
Petrecere Sc va imparti egal i'll
ire ambele Parochii din loc, 81 s.
va intrebuinta la sustinewa Bi
sericilor.
Deci ,aNind in vedere frmosu
81 micul scop ce Parochil'e din
Alliance. urmarcsc ca n,ai ct
scama sau putut inie:cgo ca $;
faca Petrecerea tot ia un lo
amindoua. speram ca vom ii Ger
cetati de un numar insemnat IL
public, doritor de a pr.vi pre-
dindu-sa doua piese de Teatru $
mai multe declamatiuni dim pa!
tea artistilor 81 artistelor ClN
bului "Tinerimea Romina" oil
loc care este eel dint;i Teatr'
prcdat de Clubm din orasu
Alliance, Ohio, pima la rereaer
am ramas salutindu-N cu t;at
dragostea fratiasca.
| Comitetul arantator.
| (1o-3).
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h0m1nllor dln Loraln 81 Elyer1a.
Societatea Romina ST. Vasiliu
din Lorain au decis inscrierea
membrilor noui la Societate gra-
tbs, platindu-si membrll numai
cocarda. statutu 81 botonul acea-
sta numai pe'o durata de 30 de
zile toti fratii Romini care bine
voiesc a deveni membri Societatli
ST. Nasiliu'' sc poate inscrie in
toata Dumineca, sedinta Sc tine
in Hala Bisericii Romlna. Pima
la revedere am ramas Gu deose-
bita stima:
(11-14). Comitetul.
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(Va urma).
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DARE DE skAlGA 81
MULTUluTA PuBLtCA

Societatea Romina de Ajutor |
81 Cultura ''Octavian 'Gogaf din
Lima, Ohio, all avut Petrecere
impremnata Gu Dams in ziua de 8 |
Ianuarie 1921 "a doua ri de
'Craciun) in localul d-lui K. Nam
No. 1919 s. Main Str. La care au
avut un rezultat destul de mlltu-
mitor' la care Societatea Isl tine
de datorinta aduce calduroasele
-multumiri Publicului care ne-au
dat tot sprijinul posibil Gu pre-
zenta D-nealor Asemenaa adu-
cem vile noastre multumiri dior
care pc linga toatc spesele ce au
avut Gu ocazia acestei petreceri
au binevoit cu suprasolviri dnpa
cum urmeaza:
p. Opris s.. ;rDeonise Dobrea
$3.50; Achim Cornila $3.50; Stif
Adam 1920; Damaschin Saw
| $3.50; Toma Pasere $3.50; Serb
IhOra $50; George Aldea $1.6O;
|Vasile Zacoi 81 80; sora membra
| Agritina A. Colnlla don1nd una
baxa Candy find pusa la loterie
la adus un VENT de $3.50 George
Sofaru Gu sofia $500; Sofron
Ganea 1925; loan Stefan $500;
IVasile Fisan $1.OO; Ana V. Fisan
$1OO; loan Gavrila Gu sofia
$1OO.
| nitrate an total -. $77 SO
Este 1854
| VENT curat 49,. ....... $o2.3l
care suma sd adauga la fondWl
Societatii. Deci inca odata va
aducem sincerile nOastru multu-
miri 81 va rugam ca 81 pc viitor
a ne sprijini GU prezenta D-stra
lin numele Soc. Octavian Goga.
|. Dionise P. Dobrea, Presedinte.
| Achim Cornila, Seer. I-II-lea.
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IN VT ARE

DomnM Ilie Moldovan din CO.
mlLra lacarstiof are onoare ya
face cunOscut casatoria sa Gu
D-Soara Maria Cralici din New
Brighton Pa. 81 va roaga sd bine
voiti a participa' la celebrarei
cununei lor religioase, care Va
ayea lOc Slmbata - lanuarie
1921 la orele , p. IN. in hala Soc.
Mircea Noda din Beaver Falls.
Pa. 24th St. & Il Ave. Serviciul
re1igios Sc va sevlrsi de parintele
din. New Brighton, Pa. Masa Sc
va aranja la orele 10 seara. Ba-
rul va ii a>ortat GU toate cele
trebuincioase. Muzica yestitului
SamoiI Sinu va distra Onor.
oaspeti ell cele mai frllmoase arii
de Dams 81 cIntece rationale pina
la l. din noapte. Nasi vor ii D4
Toader 81 D-na Agatha Moldovan
din Monaco, Pa. In speranta ca
vom saluta lln numar cit sc poate
de mare de rude, preteni 81 GU
noscuti, ramlnem aSteptlndu-va
cu drag.
DID. Miru 81 NASH.
Manchester Democrat., 1921-09-21

81 : 5a II seH 4 t n
Bernice Kurrelmeyer, Noami Hyde
Edith Gorkow, Marie Pnrman, Janet
Purman. Dorothy Barnhart, Harold anl
Forest Grimes, Edmund Gorkow ant
Lowell Schenke.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sohnack of Elk
port spent Sunday with friends in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. F, Schenke and daugh-
ter Lola, of Greeley were also among
our Sunday visitors.
DR.. A. B. Curran of Fayette will
be in the city Tuesday evening, Sep
tember Goth, to meet the official
board of the M. E. church for an adj
journed session of the quarterly con-
ference.
Next Sunday, September 25th, will
be the last before the annual confer
ence which convepes at Davenport,
this year. The parishioners and friends
of Rev. NJ. Minor Lemen hope that
he may continueein the work here and
are expecting that the conference will
SO decree.
Rev. and Mrs. w. NJ Lemen were
happily surprised Friday evening when
party Of friends called at the par
sonage for a social time. A water
melon feast was one of the pleasant
features of the evening,
The following invitation is being
given to the general public to attend
and participate in the Harvest Home
Festival given under the auspices of
the Brotherhood, Saturday afternoon
and evening, September Gath. Kind
Manchester Democrat., 1921-09-21

Friend: Out of the. abundance Of
your heart and from the wealth with
which God hath ladened you, please
bring or send in small quantities to
the Colesburg M. E. church on Friday
or Saturday, September 23rd and Gath.
Anything you think will make good
exhibit and finally be salable. yin the
way of fruits, flowers, vegetables,
cereals, honey, dairy products, live
stock, poultry, alive or dressed, fancy
articles, home baking, candy, popcorn
balls, etc. All articles will be properly
labeled With the donors name and
will thus appear in display at the
Harvest Home Festival, Saturday, Sep
tember Gath, followed with a Harvest
home supper beginning at $50 o'clock
and continuing until all are served.
After supper, the Brotherhood will
Manchester Democrat., 1921-09-21
COLESBURG

This section was visited by heav!
rains during the past week, putting
the ground in prime condition for fal
plowing.
| The Colesburg ball nine met a like
| aggregation on the diamond at Dyers,
vile Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Carrie Funk is caring for Mrs
NJ. j. Wilson, who is slowly recover
| ng from her recent serious illness.
New sidewalks are being built on the
north side of Hubbard st. from the
/. 70. o. F. hall to the Creamery.
George Stevens returned to Musca.
tine Saturday after an extended stay
with relative S at the F. A. Grimes
home.
Lamont Bros. shows, failed to ma.
terialize here Friday as per advertise.
ment. On account Of the. continued
rain of Thursday afternoon and night
the roads from Edgewood were i'm.
passable for the great aggregation, and
the date was Cancelled, much to the
disappointment of the small boys and
the many fond parents and grand
parents who expected to take the cnil-
dren to the show.
R. e. Kirschbaum has purchased
the vacant house on the j. B. Schenk
farm, and will move the same onto his
lots on South Main st. The basement
and foundation are now being made
and as soon as possible the house will
be moved and taken possession Of by
the Kirschbaum family.
Miss LaPette Howe of Richland, Mo-.
took charge of the primary depart
ment of our schools September 18th,
and is being assisted by Miss Julia
Mckinney. Miss Howe taught here last
year, and her friends welcome her re-
turn. There are As pupils in the pri-
mary grades, and a total enrolment
of 315.
The Oak Hill Cemetery Association
will hold the annual meeting, Satur-
day, October 1st, at the M. E. church
basement. Dinner and supper will be
served as usual and all are most COR
NA~NAAS AAAvAtSo' DOAnLiOAS vi pCOyISlOUS
or money will be thankfully received.
A business meeting will be held in the
afternoon for the election of officers.
and the transaction Of other busi-
ness. Let all members of the associa-
tion take notice and govern themselves
accordingly.
A little daughter arrived at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Kuhl-
man, last Monday September 18th.
George Koeneke is taking course
at the Waterloo Business College.
The following Colesburg young men
will attend the Agricultural College
at Ames: Harold Harris, Elmer Brock
meier, Russell Landis and Merrill
Smith. VIM. Moreland will return to
Iowa City for his senior year at the !
State University.
During the Sunday morning service
fourteen were added to the member
ship of the M. E. Church. G. A. Dodge
united by letter from the United
Brethren church and Mr.. and Mrs
John Schenke from the Zion NJ E.
church. In addition to these eleven
were received into full
membership as follows: Edith Merten,
Manchester Democrat., 1921-09-21
THE KEY THAT UNL0cKs THE
DOOR TO LONG LIVING

The men Of eighty-five and ninety
years of age are not the rotund, we'll
fed, but thin, spare men, who live on
slender diet. Be as careful as he
viii, however, man past middle age
will occasionally eat too much sor Of
some article of food not suited to mis-
constitution, causing Indigestion or
constipation and will need dose of
Chamberlain's Tablets to move his
bowels and invigorate his stomach.
When this is done, there is no reason
why the average man should not live
to ripe old age.-For sale by A. C.
Philip.
Manchester Democrat., 1921-09-21
A PRONOUNCED SUCCESS

The uniform success that has at
tended the use of Chamberlain Collie
and Diarrhoea Remedy in the relief and
cure of bowel complaints, both for
children and adults, has brought it
into almost universal use, SO that it
is practically without a rival and as
everyone who has used it knows, it
is without an equal.-For sale by A.
C. Phillip.
Manchester Democrat., 1921-09-21

put on the following program in the
audience room of the church: Song,
The brotherhood; Prayer, Chaplain;
Song, Earlville Quartet; Address, p.
p. Mitchell; Song, Colesburg Quartet,
Solo, M. H. Sims; Reading. Miss Ell
Manchester Democrat., 1921-09-21

yerna Kuhlman; Song, CoIesburg
Quartet. The exhibit and program are
free. Proceeds of the supper will be
used to supply deficit in the CEN
tenary fund. Come and have a sgood
time, while aiding worthy cause.
Manchester Democrat., 1921-09-21

LIRE isan ever-present men-
ace. Every minute, night
and day, fire takes costly toll.
The Hartford Fire Insurance
Company indemnifies against
financial loss caused directly or
Indirectly by fire. More than a
century of fair dealing attests its
paying ability.
You would rather pay pre-
miums than a heavy fire loss.
Get the Hartford's protection
here.
Tracey & Platt
Manchester Democrat., 1921-09-21

lW7ONDERFUL company,
w Chesterfields any time, any
where. Just seem to hit the spot. z
Good tobaccos, good blending, (by a
private formula that can t be copied,
good-looking package with an air.
tight wrapper. On every count, an
/ all around downright good smoke.
Satisfy? All over the place.
Manchester Democrat., 1921-09-21

Air Tight Tins Of so
Ask your dealer to show
you the ne " vacuun7-
sealed tins Of so Chester
fields. A compact con-
venient and absolutely
AIR TIGHT packing
the cigareftes keep fresh
ndefnitely.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-31

strike was declared of. and were
both going north on this next train. d"
he said. Now I'm going 10 pick
up my traps. and Madge Is going to
change her dress. You'd better
help her. mother"
But as I knew It would be. Il was
not I whom Mother Graham helped.
We exchanged a humorous glance OF
comprehension at his offer. for we
both knew what the next few min
utes would be.
never worked faster in my ife
than I did in exchanging the gown
in which | had d!ned with Maj.
Grantland for my travelling suit. Be
fore 1 had finished, Dicky was call
ing frantic appeals for the where
abouts OF his things 20 both his
mother and me. And az soon as
had put all my own things where
they could be put into the car at
a seconds notice I went 10 the sun
parlor in which Dicky was rampag-
ing around.
Then 1 flew down the hall TO the
room where Junior lay asleep, huns
over his crib in the same agony
OF apprehension which 1 had felt in
the afternoon, and turnal TO find nay
father standing behind ne
II know, daughter" he said. see
ing my wet eyes. Then lie drew me
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-31

be On time. although the chances
are all IN favor OF its being very
late. No" as we entered the hail.
and Diczy attempted 10 help with
the trunks. GO on. Wen take
care of these. All. Mrs. Grahami
You see I've brought back your fam
lily. but only for a few minutes"
He bowed tremendously 20 Moth
er Graham, who had come into the
hall. the picture Of blank astonish-
ment. Her eyes caught mine ques-
uoningly I tried 10 reassure her
with a glance. Dicky caught the
glance, and evidently comprehended
Il. for his eyes twink!ed as ne swept
US both into the little sitting room
and closed the door. He evidently
shared my intuition that Maj. Grant
land would rather have Us out Of the
way
Now I see how 1t was Madge got
away so easily this morning" Dicky
announced mischievously. Mother.
you old schemer, I'm ashamed Of
youl"
What does this mean?" his
mother demanded. addressing me.
and ignoring her son. But he fore
stalled my answer.
1T means that I found the recre-
ant lady. but just as 1 was about TO
string her up by her thumbs, the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-31

20 be interchangeable parts OF the
same body. One felt as II the
mechanism were something living.
and responding to
every lghtest touch OF It's master.
on and on we went. past peach
orchards. freshly planted cotton
fields, through stretches OF wood
land, into the lighted streets OF a
village and out again, until at last
we flashed through Cecar Crest
slowed down at Mrs. Lukens' drive
way. and stopped before the door Of
our cottage.
Now, II youu show US where
your trunks are" Maj Grantland
said briskly. wen get chem out on
the veranda. II they're steamers
we can pile them in here, but any
thing larger I can get a man for at
the station. And I'll see that they're
checked through for you while you're
picking up"
Thanks awfully, old man.
They're all strapped up and in the
hall. both Madge's and mine. But
hate to have you"
Suppose you let me worry about
that" Maj. GrantIand retorted quiet
", and you devote your attention
10 getting ready as rapidly as pos
sible. Unfortunately We have 10
plan as IL the train were going to
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-31

woman. If you don't stop this per-
sihage. raillery, what you think it
is-it isn't funny. I can tell you
that-Im going to- don't know
just what think my best plan
would be 20 scream until the house
detectives come and break down the
door. Then I'll think W some story
to tell EN-"
knew that If I could get Dicky
to laugh, everything would be all
right. But for a long minute. while
his eyes held mine, I trembled for
the outcome of my silly ruse. Final
~ however. after black anger had
succeeded astonishment. / saw the
sternness relax and the impish
smile come back. and l knew that
1 had triumphed.
you little devili" he said. pull
ing my hands down from his ears,
and roughly clasping me in his
arms. I've a notion TO shake you
until your hair comes down. What
you deserve couldn't be told in three
volumes But I haven't time now
10 chastise you properly, so I'll keep
the rod in pickle over your head
until We get back home. Give me
the key and let's get out of here"
1 produced it. and he set the bags
outside in the nall. He had not of
fered to kiss me. and 1 knew that
though hal succeeded in bringing
him TO his senses concerning his
boorish behavior. he had not en-
tirely forgiven me for the way had
thwarted his authority.
For an instant 1 heStated, my
pride battling with the instinct that
told me L ought to concede some
thing also. even though I was not
conscious Of doing anything that did
not lie within my right = do. Then
I shut the door once again.
Haven't you forgotten some
thing?" I asked saucily, then I ran
to him and put my arms around his
neck. IF you think you're going
to leave this room without kissing
me you're very much mistaken" I
murmured.
And he didn't.
The night drive back to Cedar
Crest was rather a silent one Mai
Grantland's chauffeur was standing
by the car when we came out, but
when we had been seated and my
bags disposed OF In the tOnneau. the
officer himself took the drivers seat.
and bade his man sit beside hIm.
THAT means We're going to go
Ike the devil" Dicky murmured In
my ear. i've heard that when he
wants speed and safety he drives
himself. Won't trust anybody else"
= made no reply, for fear that
Mai Grantland might hear ne. and
know Jhat we were discussing him.
And that was the last opportunity
had e any conversation which
~ ouldu; have been b-e1thlcss
For drive like the devil, or the
wind. or any OF the ether SMILES
motorists love. Hugh Grantland did.
The road was a good one. practical
~ deserted. with few crossroads.
The cars powerful headlights
cleaned far ahead OF US. illuminat-
ing every crevce of the road. and I
realized why I had heard so many
motorists say that they would rather
drive in the night than in the day
t-.l..
NJ the great speed We
were making I was not nervous
--- SEQ --.l md the big man seemed