Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-16
KTY MARRIAGE
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Adele Garrison's
New Phase off,.
REVELATIONS
OF WIFE
WHAT LILLIAN AND MADGE DID
TO mhANDLE" DIR. PETIT.

Iillian's flank movement was sue
cessful. We reached the car before
DR.. Pettit's long strides caught up
with US.
Start your motor she whispered,
before you speak to him."
obeyed, and the whir Of the en-
! CINE was much softer than the physi-
clans voice when he reached the side
Have you seen this" he de-
manded, holding up before my eyes
| the paper which had contained the tan
| tastic account of Dicky's escapade
with Claire Foster.
1t took all my will power to keep
from striking the hateful thing out OF
! HIS hands. But a look at the physi-
clans white, set face and blazing
eyes steadied me. He was in a mood
which needed no label to be recog-
! nized as distinctly dangerous.
Eyes, I have seen it," | returned,
| making nv voice as careless rs pos
sible. "Horrid twist to give an oral-
nary accident, isn't it? L shall advise
my husband to thrash the man VINO
wrote it if he isn't too big,
voice was thick with astonishment and
roee Are YOU treating this as a
joEe?"
II hope I still retain possession OF
nv five senses l returned flippantly.
$50 naturally see no reason Tor
treating it as anything else"
| felt Lillian's hand on my arm ~
in approving little pat, and the touch
helped me to face the blazing wrath IN
Dr. Pettit's eyes.
Or. Petit Is Furious
Look here" he said in a louder
tone, and with a more excited manner
than / ever had observed IN nm pc
fore. IF you think you can keep that
man from me by tins silly, cniioish
"Dr. Pettit!" LiIlian's one was a
yhiplash. IF you have anything fur
ther to saw to Mrs. Graham, please
sfen into the car, for we are going
home Immediately. If not. let me give
Won q word Of advice. Melodrama -
out of date. Don't make yourself
ridiculous by magnifying something
which Mrs. Graham, the person most
concerned, is viewing very sensiply'
He stepped bach from the car. and
lifted his hat, the grayish pallor on his
face deepening. ,.
nm inch of his life viii make me ridicul-
} ous. T shall be a subject for your
mirth at this time tomorrow" he sane
grimly.
"Oh," 7 gasped, thoroughly brighten.
] ed. but Lillian's cutting tone drowned
y the exclamation. ".
, at congratulate you on your 'chiv
airy. A little proceeding like tina
Z ought to make things exeeedlngl.
E pleasant for Miss Foster. Good morn
j ing. Let's get out Of here, Madge."
LiIlian's Plan
!, ObedientIy ! sent the car away from
r the curb. but / was so obsessed by thu
' remembrance Of the physicians hat
t red-ridden eyes that as soon as i ha'
turned the corner and was well ava.
from the chance of his seeing me,
. drew the car up 10 the curb, stoppe'
q it, and turned on Lillian.
4 DO YOU think he means to go "
. there?" I asked.
"Of course he Does she returned
But don't you worry. He'll not &c
any further than the railroad station
Your father and / haven't attende'
Sunday school for nothing. Wen b
able to manage dear little Herbie a
right, and he'll never know what hap
pened to him."
l. / smiled involuntary at her ridicu
it lous quotation, and my spirits. whic
had travelled rapidly toward the ger
, IIhTk at M rum . threat. DNbdh .
ascend again. / knew better than I
lie ask how she meant to accomplish tb
b thwarting of the half-crazed man, bu
k that she would 'effectually prevent hi
Journey ii the scene of Dicky's es
capade I was certain. !,
1T i'm content to leave everything /
your hands" I said, as ! started tn
car again. Where TO now"
l. Home she returned prompt.
l. you'll have to wait there for tn
afternoon train, and run the gauntlt
of the reporters If they come. TIL
Petit lunatic complexities things
bit. and 7 want to get your fatht
busy on him pronto. Drat the ma
anyway. Who would have thought he
blaze up like a Fourth Of July SIX!
rocket"
She laughed lightly as she spoke, b,
I knew that DIR. Pettit's fantastic pc
Torrance worried her more than st
cared to admit to me.
Next: The Way Lillian Made Use
Mohna,s Mind.