The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-08

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i. Life must be very kind to him
from now on"
Life Is" said tie lawyer dfily.
n ind him q member OF the Bohe.
milan Club in excellent standing.
He lives very comfortably In bach.
elor quarters ii East Fiftieth
street Last week he sold to .
Fifth avenue jewelaae for q very
good sum q jewel inherited from
his mother. I understand from the
jeweler that his mother was { t.
nous singer. The jewel 10 as IA
mons as the mother. It was given
her by a king"
did he-did he-!" Barbara
choked on the query. -
HE did not" tho lawyer pene.
tratingly answered her uncomplet.
ed thought, mention your name at
ALL"
However. Miss Brown said
Walden. during my interview with
him. which took place In the club.
rooms. It Was mentiOued by q third
person who joined us"
'Who?"
A member named Petrie-Au.
gust Petrie."
"Please. please tell me what was
said" she cried. shuddering In.
wardfy at the thought that Bravo
would have from Petrie venom.
Gus account of her life in the last
year.
Every little was said" the law.
yer's eyes twinkled. mr.. Kohler
struck Mr.. Petrie on the jaw and
Mr.. Petrie fell to the moor In q
state. believe. OF unconscious.
ness" @
The shrevd legal eyes glistened
with amusement as they watched
the effect OF his words.
Am l." he asked with clumsy
archness, ITO bring. the gallant
knight into the presence OF his lady
Ito be rewarded"
"No!" Barbara recoiled with, q
gesture almost OF horror. For
Gods sake. don't do that. Bring
Bravo to me?" She became state.
ly. Il never want to see him
again"
OH Mr.. Walden was all at
sea. Nov understand less than
ever" n
/ without trying to understand
me" begged Barbara. will you do
something for me: Will you 60
and bring Mr. Petrie to me-"
| The attorney dazedly drew his
hand across the sparse hair on the
crown OF his head.
T 81 don't understand. why, this
man Petrie Is tale bearing
sneak" He paused and glanced
at barbara.
! "Oh. can imagine what it was
he said" she nodded.
! And" Mr.. Walden hesitated. FL
think Mr.. Kohler is a fine fellow"
| He got the surprise Of his life.
A pair OF arms were wrapped about
his neck. and his hostess. taller
than himself. was kissing him on
the forehead.
Hey" shouted Mr.. Walden non.
sensically.
you are the sweetest. incest law.
yer in all the world" cried Barbara
idiotically. And 1 iovs you"
Il begin" thought Mr.. Walden
obviously the while he retreated.
Il begin To understand"
| Mr.. KOHLER., of the Bohemians,
mOodily' moved hts hands In
ellipses. The cocktail shaker made
interesting sounds. Mr.. Kohler
was slightly Ut. He proposed :. to
become further Illuminated as the
afternoon wore on. Al he shook
the silver container, he kept time
to its Greetings with reiterations OF
. phrase:
j Il won't take q cent OF It. !
won't take cent Of IT,
II won't 90. to see her. II I do.
It's only making . bigger fool Of q
fool. I'd ask questions, She'd
know she had me licked. Shed
gloat."
In the privacy Of this mans
rooms Barbara was called an ugly
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! The slanderer's face was had
gray. For several days Mr.. Kohlef
MAD been unable to sleep. He had
spent nine months in . Jail and
had had there .267 nights Of serene
sleep.
Never sleep again." he owlishly
told htmseh ats rs rs.:....
For the crime BE 4yn6mitlnx the
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