Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-15

you'd ha' though, from his face lie
was staring Il. a ghost. They were
divorce aoers. The citation ana petit
ton papAs that have TO b. served
personally. Divorce papers. His
wife had instituted divorce proceed
ings agains, him. Naming the girl.
Efie.
Yes. you can whsle. lie vas
knocked IL sot him up TO his
room. 1t was pretty awful. He "a.
on the bed with the Papers in his
hand sibber,ns. Just gibberins.
Was his wife mad: Was she crazy:
He TO be guilty of a thing like IA?
He capable OF a beastly thing like
that? -AJvile. hMeous. sordid intrigue
with a girl employed in his own
house? EHic! His wife 10 believe
that? An unsaeakahle. bcasiiy thing
his finger the words on the paper.
His finger shaking all over the thing.
'Hapgood. Hapgnod. do you STE t:,i.s
vile, obscene word here? guilty
of that? My wife. Mabel. think me
capable of that .Aiui;crer! Adult
terer!! My God. M God. adultercr!
The word makes me sica. The very
word is like poison innHy mouth. And
l am to swallow il. Il is To be me.
my name. my title. my brand. Adul-
terer! Adulterer..
Il tell YOU. old man .... | tell
II managed 10 see h:n, talking
abou; the practical! side OF l. Tina.
is ! managed 20 make him iisre!.
while l talked.
Next morning-sha;s t:Eis morn
ing. o understandable xas d i5t..e
: NNro MOI IN q I NH. -, - -
Bit. I mean: IN a panic tevs- rD t.A o.a..
and state az the Registrars -GIar liz
was going TO defend The aeaLuns hmu-
! normal enough for me 80 feH lii waa.4
all RICH. for him 10 gn r1r;a.isihr OH
nome Immediately after and 1tAD rhs
girl what she had 10 DO and ain rltsaa.
] told him. by the wav, thai it, wo.IG.
pretty we'll hare 10 cu-rlt aput l,Ass
ultimately who the esliiSSs faith
was: the girl would prse.lcallg hsa
to give hat up in the end 10 eliza.
him. You know, j told hiru that in
the a going along dow.- H.
ground his teeth over ii. II was
horrible to hear him. Ide said As's!
Kill the chap il he could erer dis.
v him: ground his teeth aAd sssG
ned Kill him. now-after this.
We'll, he got through his bushes:
OSNS i1ici d LlILfS GppE
ed. Can't think now what i. meant
We were waiting for a cab .ea- ,at
Law Courts. A cab was jus, pu1gine
IN when a man came up ami toucl1oS
Sabre and said. Mr.. sab-e2' "a br.
said. Yes and the chap said very civ.
lilY, Might J. speak 10 you a minute
STRIP
suddenly someone showed past M
and there was old Sabre getting int
the cab with this chap vino had com,
up to him. l said, HuIlo. Hulio. are
you OFF, -
H turned round on me a. fac,
gray as ashes. absolutely dead gray
ia never seen such a color in !:
mans face. He said, Yes, In. of.
and sort Of fell over his stick int
tne CAP. The man. who was alread.
IN, righted him on 10 the seat an
said. 'Paddington' to the driver VII,
was at the door. shutting ii. said
through the window, Sabre! OF,
man. are you iIl?'
'He-put his head towards me anc
SAID In h most extraordinary voice
Xxi between l,is clenched tcett
as though he was keeping himsel
0 yelling out. he said, IT you low
me. Hapgood. get right away out Of
IT from me and let me alone. Thi.
man happens To 1--we at Tidboroupb
J. kpo~ hin. We're going down to.
u said, .Aabre-
He clenched his teeth 80 the,
were All bare with his lips contract.
lng. lie said. Let me alone. lie,
me alone. Let me- alone,
Ana they pushed off.
- tel you what I'm going to do
I'm going down there ,omorrow IN
frightened about him"