The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-11

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s~lted ra~fry ~AeN a. shsve girls
stnpied AZ shs rad uf the walk ~isew
h NJ. Nsntnn. nsrusA,, Aearre
~tse h very e0mfpssansn" replied
Ms&s ksnsnn with sfnsiasd peiisenes~
~ite~ shsurils lslosle some people
can Ne observed noroshy. after :
tgnAeN
VERY" sgrvea the man.
lssrcshy locked A. him sharply then
she rsShvd ana fiasvssd y. her chair.
n aont lsAe this aeS~nllcn.~ shs
rsetcstrd
NrY rheu why Dot fsllr-
She gave him a sewsnful glance.
"As IL csnla cali cut across tho
lawn 20 these kirss. We areat en-.
rArea amy lens.x
ssm.ms wvll. sherw ynnr mother
Miss kenfon fsvuneA ~She has
enough 10 truuhle hes now. Az things
arc she'd hc areaAfAlly distressed I
shall have 70 walt until father IA bet.
iee ana yea art Eaae
'seh y mNrmuf~A RRsnsferd
1ssefe Was lnaT xllcnres then Dor
oshs xrrsng to her feet. she WAS NJ.
mssss hyxssrical With the tension "
the iaxs few hours 1slngs had semfve.
Is Improved since the morning. Rains
ferl had rrown quite grave and scra.
rat0usls polite.
"As hostess. fe~A n nay duty ta en-.
serain yon.~ she announced swevily
"is sss'gl leok una~ the table cn thar
shelf there snnil nmd ~eme xamrs
Make sear selection ahd wsll play
Dr. Kane arrived an the tise o'eleck
tralh and went dlrresis IL tho stck
roosn FIFTEEN minutes later Mrs ken.
ton appeared on the sefanda.
"Well, Jack. you are free.~ she said
smllsngly.
''f<h what how stafnusrrd
Rusnsford, growing white and red hy
sArns there was hut one Kind of FIRE
dom In his mind. and thnt he had al
ready most unwllingly received al ths
hands ~ Dorothy, tie Elanced at ,hs
Girl now. but her face expressed onls
uneilosed Joy.
"Nou mean ihp auamnsinef It's
ovess~ she asked eagerly.
Mrs kenfon nodded ~Yeas that
fal~sy little aector Mas All wrong. ff's
not silphthsrla NJ ail. and Your father
win be al right In a few days"
.iIe~ perfectly glorious = cried nct
osly. 4 never believed father was
very sick. Now wsal 50 ~ lss's see
What shall we do rider
NAinsford caught his breath. "Yes
Ct WIS might ~ On the lake. BIZ said
IN soler that he tried 10 make dlplo
niaticaiIs uncuncerned
''or we could play KoIfi"
Hmm or we've Eut Just time Il
see the sunset from reaks hlll.H hs
further suggested, with swlft side
lens glance vt her face.
"Jusf the thing after being ersmpes
up al dAyi IN get Into my walkins
skirt Ia mo time And she hurried
through the hall door after her moth
er, The neat minute she was bach
again with a issmayed face.
why. IL forgot !" she fnltrred.
'rorgotf Forgot whatf~ be asked
smoothly.
Why. our~~our-that things weren'l
( The same any longer
"uh. never mind little thing llhs
that" he enjoined.
''isuf FRI was going 10 tell mother
and now~~" she paused hesplessly.
sNpw--I really wouldn't DO H." sup
plemented iiainsford rYou ses. Il wll
be- hard 70 make her understand sites
what you said iast now" he contln
ued, taking shining golden clreiel
from his pocket and lingering II nsr
sousiy. Hadn't you better put thl'
on. too. Dorothy s--she might notice
IT,"
For d minute Dorothy hesitnsud
The vines were thick and the yernnds
very secluded, and Ralnsford drew hei
very gently toward him.
sMeii perhaps" she murmnred
hoi5ing out slim. sunburnsd finger
Upon which he eagerly slipped the
ring