The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-05
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OF her h' hi ONCE u'lhh'H
o. tho hair and cHs1yed o. more Uorc.
,,opioua manner 10 wss "a niece OF
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re 'Ap'''"'"' """'Hh NV .''''
th1t Doc was afraid h" hai fn'her
forgotten 'hr propIio'i'H
Adroi,ly th0 Fi1h'''' 'h'nsed
tho SUBJECT .,
Just looR Ht iuo'' i"' 'h'u,
feuTs, VIII YOU. hh9 o'a,fFrl.
They both ihinN ".I' I'r''''ly
crazy
And indeed 70 wHs Al'n to aup.
pose thht lh nll 'h'I Ihlh'i wa"
experience neither q" lH'm hHH
seen Two victims ut rohH hccl
dent lhhe " l'.l lIN' ii'h. nc
victims now luufu'l 'tI pIoD'eiou
to forget an aIoui ih'm
But you're alone. fr'h'''s
Patrick inquired. l"n h''ent
got horls .azhrot tn'h'a away ln
that taRlcab anywhere, nave you
she shook her head raiher 30
perry
lils uncIeH got MN w. she
said. Ana rue1H thata tn,e best
way for II TO nave happened I'm
sure II IL Tor mo Atter a mo
mentary silence hho went on IN
going TO tell you somelhing ]
didnt want to marry him, nut
nearly dId, even atter 10 telo-
phuhea 10 you because they came
ana told me no was IN jan una II
seemed TO be the only way 70
get hlm out we were up IA tho
Judges room waiting Tor the coun-
~ clerk TO MAKE out the license
When MS uncle came Ia MS yelloW
taxi, ana went down the iifoos'
cape she added anXiouHly. you
SEQ now II was don I You
But THIS was less iitoral cues
ton than plea Tor tolerance, Hts
expression OF total bowilderment
made IL plain mat no dlqut sec
NJ all.
ITS only" he explained, mat
l don't understand Just now II
could have happened. Wny dld
they put him In JAM HIS uncle
had been waiting there Tor the pair
or you 10 chow up ever since eight
O'Clock THIS morning Ana the
whole OF crown Point has been
swarming with reporters Tor
hours
But we weren't In Grown Point
at al,' she explained. Il Thought
We were. when | telephonod, be
cause tho place had courthouse
where people could get married.
but II was another town alto
Gether
Then. seeing that she had simply
astounded him with this small
matter OF fact, she asked, But
Whot dlIlerence does thht make
lie shook that question on Ike
t"e mere bnzzing or n.y.
princess. he demanded, have
you talked TO any newspaper people
at sn' Or to anyone else vino
would he absolutely sure that 1t
waa really you and not somebody
pretending to beI has anyone
photographed you during the last
twenty'four hoursT
Not that Know or abe said
In answer TO the last question: the
others having been disposed OF by
a more shake OF the head,
Then, her gaze becoming intent,
she asked. What were tho report
era In Crown Point for2 They
couldn't have been waiting for me.
because how could they have
known | meant TO so there2 II
Wouldn't be-Walter, ls II in tho
papers alTeady--about my running
hway with Bill? Have they been
--horrid about IT."
"Oh. the Tribune carried story
this morning. he said. wen
have to try 10 get hold OF a copy
.or you TO see.'
But the nouchalance OF that was
Just a hairs breadth oyerdone.
She looked away from him and for
h moment pressed the back ut her
hand against her lips to steady
thom. Tho question she wanted
to ask wasn't easy 20 frame either
lis IT. she hogan, then tried
Again. "Had / better so back and
and Bill now and marry him, any.
NAy7 is It aa horrible as thatp"
lie laughed raggodly. Intending
20 reassure her 10 was us II he
bad found some reinsurance for