Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-30

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secretary Of cabinet minister. with
an on her employer. IN his Interview
J. n t 4ss1i nin tss p1 i ssy - s:,t that h
exiled az h rebuilt Of q revolution fol-
lowing the world war. and now in Eng
l9nd studying industrial conditions.
ing his life. Virginia Martin. a. social
worker Ut the factory, where David gets
employment. interests him. She invites
him to meet her s%tep-fatber: Mr.: Black
factory. w rissA David Nd e. 1er, sf" sisek re
10 . Balkanlander, and no WafnS
David that he IL in danger. Blackrnan ID
a1sd ~ Harry Gronby. who Con
David and others from the factory 60
the union. Edith. sarnabys d.aehtsr.
life. and their 7fsihsrs ideas.
At the home Of Virginia and Black
man. David has an encounter with
to cross the Balkan border He refuses.
Sydney befriends him. -Grunby's factory
is burned. by dissatisfied workers:
A mob, encouraged by the burning Of
tack him.. Faith stands BY. the rest, Of
the family leave. David arrives. and
qaells the mob, though some damage is
done. Old Grumpy goes to the cabinet
ask protection Of the, Law, but the minis
ter tells hjm ne is 4 law breaker, him
self. and 10 creating disturbing. condi-
David sells Virginia that. LanKrode
formerly kas thinistsf from the Baikape
Sanishsd 81 neethTs f siissis'' ruler 1.s 81
b. f@sns1ad. P.y %S. :sas N'rsiA'a 70 Spy
L4asrode: aad app.ysatly' tries . make
peace between l6ngtode and David.
David dinaA with sydney, who recoGnix-
81 him a. the prince.
Chapter xn.-Continned.
Some day or other he said after
a pause, which was really only 81
seconds, Il shall NOSE certainly re.
turn to my country but when that
time comes, ifit pleases you, rI-proHt-,
ise that you shall have due notice"
Would you agree," Langrode asked.
"to make your position here; or in any
other country whore you might cho0sei
temporarily to reside absolutely Sc
cure? Would you care to give your
word that you Will not attempt tore
turn except atsthe invitation OF the
ccyucii Of state! q
VINO are the spokesmen OF tho
council of state?' David asked.
'Metzger and myself" s9sss sSssM
David smiled. S$: y
II know you, IAnerode, III rid.
'for what you are. I know Metfgsr,
q scheining adventurer, 4 man With
out ballast, statesmanship or con
science. I recognize in neither of you
the right to speak for my people,:
Shall We now drop the subject? II 10
little absurd to speak Of such mo-
mentous matters mesuch = place"
IAAgrode shrpEgSd his shoulders
slightly ~ { Man who has tried to
create so6d-wtli with an unreasonable
child and failed. Blackman followed
some comnopplaea remark about the
music and TIM people. She wa COM
paeSd and gracious, seconding readily
hi1 efforts 1t trivial conversation. Yet
behind her serenity David felt the
fever Of ! consuming desire. She had
something to say to him, and was
1oath to let him go with It pnsaid.
Yet, within few fe4t--.of them Dat
IAnorods. listening half-heaftAdly tor
dissert4tite1Eb ~ Blackman upon Amer
lean rsstaurants, the whole Of his
and his 61tnpAnion.
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ham alone after dinner" ViSBini1 "a.
nounced. mr. IanGr0de his taxed i
suite at the hotel, here, and my stop
father II staying up With HIM
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