San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-09
The Making Of
a Husband
"A mn Lisle's N en-.
Phase of jim, and
Ama,e's Marital
Adventure J..
Chapter Sc.
By ANN Isle


Copyright. 1895. King Feature Syn. Inc.
Tarasov smiled his terrible grin, re-
vealing his sadly neglected teeth, the
mark Of age among the ignorant.
Are you going to telephone Mr..
Perry he shall come and take away
this poor fishes like the big ugly man
call him?" demanded Arlette. "Or
should / take him and leave you alone
"You take me, .Arlette," said Der
tie Lingard gently.
Hush - cried Arlette. ats really
as il it was not right for me to have
the lovely day in the woods. For When
/ 70 you do behave so badly. But !
shall not take you home If Mrs. Har.
rison she will only telephone to Mich
olas Perry. l must stay here by Mrs.
Harrison while May have to go with
Zeke, who have the hurt by his foot
the break perhaps.
"You shan't stay here" I cried. Il
mean Mr.. Perry isn't home. don |!
like untruthful persons. You need
not tell me you spent the day IN the
woods. Zeke Schmidt saw you take
the train TO town."
NV words had a strange effect on
Arlette valleau. Her pale face went
CHASTITY. And she .crept up to me ana
whispered pleadingly:
flush! They shall not know. Zeke
he. sees too much. Hush. 1t is 50
much to me-
And even ms she spoke, ! heard
Inns key in the door. In that mo
mept ] was sure. that Arlette was IN
deed the m, sterious woman win
whom Jim had left his office.
1T take you home. BERTHE Llngard'
Comet, cried Arlette Nalleau sudden-
". .,o
She seized BERTHE Lingard by the
hand as she spoke and fairly dragged
him across the studio and toward the
very side door through when ne mao
been about to carry me when MS IAN
tasy told him / was Lisa just before
Tarasoy came to the rescue. :,
So by the time Jim had unlocked
the front door and bolted it, and had
hung mn his hat and advanced down
the hall as far as the studio door
only Tarasov and / were left staring
at each other in amazement and silent
under the pressure of our own
thoughts. Jim evidently was still Ia
boring under the anger which had sent
him off go early in the morning. he
would have passed the studio door and
gone directly to his own room II
had not called to him. As it was biz
reply to my hail was surly:
~What do you want:"
.Arlette Valieau and BERTHE Ian.
gard have just left answered al
venture. -.
am sure there was something like
n snort from Jim. But he hauled him
self up short and came into the studio
with careless ::
"How come LinGard favored you
with a VISIT"
Tarasov stepped forward and an
ywered jim:
Good evening, James Huntro
sitch." he greeted Jim, adding will
satisfaction Like / say Lingard il
the crazy mans. He hate you ant
Barbara Lyovna. lie hate you so like
have hate him. He think you have
teal him happiness like / think h
have steal mine. when I see him 81
like the child, it come to me that no
,odys can steal you your happiness
you can make so silly you lose it fol
elf. But that is all. / think hav'
made this Lingard sec. No longe
ioes he hate your Barbara Lyovn;
md you, James Huntrovitcb. He II
rood By you now. ] am good by him
have take from him the guns. Ar
cite she have make me to give Bar
>ara Lyovna the knife which Away
carry. / think you shall take then
10Th and put away good. l go now
Do svedanya."
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