Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-03

-. q lAy0ACkkOu6 SllAIEGI III
London. is saved from arrest ~ the
secretary of q cabinet minister. with
whom he is dining. She takes him to
eati on H. her employer. II ne interview
is in reality the Prince Of Balkanlatd,
exlled as the result of a revolution fol-
' 'owins ne word war. and now n Eng
R iana u ssi1nayias Of in SsiranI,d ce md assH.
ing his NE. Virginia Martin, 4 social
worker al the factory, where David gets
employment, interests him. She invites
man mn = 10 meet her step-father MI; Black
faceofy, whore David works. Biackfaan
also is a Balkanlander, and he warns
David that he is in danger: Blackman is
desc deseen ny y0q tn b. aa tn;.;I Granaoy :, who 1 "GHn-
David and others from the factory go
70 old drunby's home. to tell him they
nav e ' ur reieohsid MTfs their o%ppositto It e
ana Sydney. his SON.. despisc their home
life. and their fathers ideas.
Al tho nome OF Virginia and Black
man., David has an encounter. with
him o swear that he i Vii not ~ attempt rs
Sydney befriends hin, Grunby's factory
is burned, by dissatisfied workers.
the factor, e goes 70 Ska ~ sae home ea1e' to a. Z.
the family 1 leave. s'an psv a. Arrives mi esst and i'd
quells the mob, though. some damage is
minister to tell Of his grievances, and
ask protetttonto OF the law, But the mihis-
ter tells him hN is a la&-breaker, him
self. and IL creating disturbing condi;
David tells Virginia that Langrode
formerly was minister from the I,alkars
to P~etrograd, and is a villain. He wac
sanishsa ~ ~ D AZ rsxs fa them ruler lie ,S 81
ON LlOQrO0eS movements. 4. ne ~ p,
Virginia gets in the good graces OF
Langrode. and apparently tries TO mAke
peace between Langrode n David
es him as the prince.
Longrode is offensive to- Virginia III
his lovemaking, and becomes jealous OF
viii continue TO do as lie pleases, and
David and Old Grumpy disagree ove,
the labor question, but Grumpy is de.
CHAPTER 1x.-(Continued.)
rs a restaurant quite the place
she asked, for this very dreary dis
cussion?N Besides. you will never con-
Vince my father. Don't you love that
tnusie, Mr.. David? You dancs7"
Every badly" he replied, Using to
his feet n moving towards her.
These new dances terrify me. I am
never sure what is expected OF pne.
Sui, II you viii be content with 1 bad
She laid her fan and bag upon the
table, and passed into the inner dane
ing room upon David's, arm: Mrs.
GRUMPY watched them disappear, ptr-
ring with content. Her husband saw
a city mar he knew, sitting out in
the lounge. and hurried OF togtell him
that his daughter was dancing with
Prince David OF Balkanland. sydney
sat down. helped. himself to another
liquor brandy watched his brother's
~upsuccessful efforts 10 attract the at
Eat the next table Eaned It his mother,
whose fat ferenngerss was keeping time
with the music, listened to q fsW In
antics from Lady Gregs0n-4AnA cams
TO the melancholy coIncluAion that for
once his sense 81 hufnor had failed
him. ~
CHATTER XXI.
David did his dancing less than
and skliifni. His one poIite remark
remained unanswered. she DANCED
wfth wide-opsn eyes, but as though
with absplute inconsistencies or her
SURROUNDINGS. Her enjoyment was In
tense but entirely introspectiy. When
the music ceased, her feet seemed to
cling to the flocr. He led her u 4
lounge and seated himself beside her.
You i&re very fond ct dancing" he
g0bserved, looking ~ her %ctifiously.
6hA rDtiSed hefAelf q d Though with
nod ana then suddenly flashed Otis pt
Her rare smiles At him,
We'll, she asked don't you want
that Hftv fhOusand uoundA?y