Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-03

Fergctic and definite in voice and nan
iner. But there are ways of fore
ing her, as she will 500 see" said
Magsie in a venomous voice. II have
his letters. l could put the whole
thing into a lawyers hands. There's
such a thing as-as a breach of
promise SUIT"
Not with a married man." Billy
interrupted. Magsie halted, a little
dashed.
How do you know" she demand
ed.
/. You'd have to show you had been
injured-and you've known all along
he was married" Billy said.
! "Well"-Magsie was ~earlet with
anger-"I could make him sorry,
don't worry about that she said
tchi!dishly. az
"Of course. if his wife did consent,
and then changed her mind, and you
sent his letters to her." Billy said aft
|er c%ogitation. ut might-he may
have CLOSED it all over, to her. you
know"
Exactly" Magsie said triumphant
~. Il knew there was a way! She's
a sensitive woman, too. You know
you can't go as far as you like with
a girl. Billy" she went on argumeptu-
lively. without paying for 1t some
how"
Make him pay said the prac-
ltical Billy.
Il don't want-just money" Mag,
sic said discontentedly. II want
don't want to be interfered with. ]
believe I shall do just that" she wen,
en- with a Frightening eye. "I'll write
TEL him. Ever so much more eff.
fectiye than w%riting? Billy suggest.
ed.
Tell him then" Maesie did no,
mean to betray his identity if she
could help it, that I really will send
these things on to his wife--that,:
just what I'll do"
Are there Children" asked Billy.
"Two-girls," Magsie said witt
barely psrceptible hesitation.
Crown" pursued the visitor.
"fe-es, I believe So" Magsie wa.
too clever to multiply -unnecessar,
untruths. She began to dress.
What are you doing this after,
noon?" asked Biliy. II have the But.
.lcrs' car for the day. Joe brought !,
into town to be fixed, and can't drive
it OF until tomorrow. We might dc
something. It's a gorgeous car"
I'm not doing one thing in IN.
world. Where's Joe?"
Joe Pickering?" asked EiIly
oh, he's gone off with some men 70,
some golf and poker. We might fine
someone, and &c on a party. Wher,
could re go-Long Beach? It's 90
ing to be sitting hot"
Stay and have lunch with me
said Msgsic.
u can't today. I'm lunchinc with
Theatrical man at %Sherry'g. I tell 70,
I'm in deadly earnest. I'm going L
) break in: Suppose / come here 70
you al just three. Meanwhile. 70,
think UP someone. How about Brya1
Masters"
Massie made a face.
Well" said Billy, departing, go,
think OF someone. and ] will Per
haps the Royces would goa nice III
tile early party. The worst Of 1t i.
no ones in town..
She ran downstairs and Jumped in
ito the beautiful a
"Sherry's. please, Hungcrford.
laid Billy easily. And then 70
might get your lunch. and come Ia
~aS oh1ip a. A0St~p0At Two. 4
Il The man touched hts hat. Bin
leaned back against the rich Yeathe
, upholstery luxurtously; she was az
soluteiy content Joe was quiet an
away. dear little old Brock wax /
seventh heaven down on the cool sea
Z shore, and thsre was I prospect Of
party tonight. AZ they rolled smooth
y downtown the passing thron
/, misht well hcsA sny4sd the eortpis
cant little agurS in conss-colore
madras with The biz heron feather /
hsT hat.
Whom Billy WA sons, NaxnA. ~
thouShtful fats ana eoanprsass
Hips. took two packages Of istta,
,iffom her desk snd wrapped them IA
posing. She fell into dssp nrsin
Tor = few minutes before she Iwrot
Kachaefs name on the wrapper. n
latter that she dressed viii, her usn,
caxe. and carried the package 10 IA
sssvAfor boy for mailing. AZ 81
lesrne back 70 her rooms I caller NJ
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