The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-04
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"None!~ Dr.. Meikeljohn shout.
ed. None! H6rd,mEn wants her.
came, to bring her ia Hlrdiman.
! Must .humor him. He's dying
barbara don't leave here unless
! know what It's all aEout." said
Maisfe st,ibboraly. s X VS..
DR.. Meikeljohn grittsd his 'teeth
ana spoke with weary peiiehce.
Mr.. HardinSan, for reasons Of
his own, which leave you to
guess, proposes to provide gener.
ously against Miss Browns forth,
coming difficulty: specifically for
the birth ofsthe child under proper
conditions"
Maisies thought:
THE littlesliar! so It was Hardt
man all the 3time!" !; ~
With il the visitor. she chose to
continue family belligerent.
"Ych can 90 back an tell your
boss enc thing. Barbara won't sell
out. He cant get. the baby away
FIN 'er. II that's his game. On
secon' thought. I'm against 1t. II
don't seem th&Hriyht. thing n he
wants to see Barbara. let him
come here. She won't leave this
house"
II WIS sent here to fetch the
girl" said the doctor coldly. II
shalt do It."
"Over my dead body" de6ed
Maizie. "She stays hers, I say" !
A sound overhead interru pt Cd
her. IL seemed q. faint lameAt
which noated down the staircase
Ia their ears. II rose and distin,
guishably became BarbafA's voice.
"Mafxie!"
"what' is It. B6b?" MAisie ran
TO the loot Of the stairs. Dr. Meik.
eljohh followed her. and Mxma
Henig. with scared face. rushed
from somewhere into the scene.
They looked up 1t the dim face
the top OF the stairs s3
"Maizie," said Barbara. speaking
in bitches. Find Dr. Meikeljohn.
Get him ON the phone and call him
quick"
"lyot 'im," sobbed Maisie. Hes
here now"
DR.. Meikeljohn started up the
steps. N-ty.ass1- .. ..ssl..
When Barbara had gone. Maisis
went back to her room. She paced
about restlessly, absently smooth.
ed . pillow, muttered to herself.
She went 10 the mirror ana 'Ad.
dressed her rejection.
SHES gone An yours Ast1r
gonna SEQ her again. Now what'll
you do!"
AZ II in direct answer; the sphoxs
bell rang. She picked up the re-
ceiver listlessly and listened for
moment with her brow furrowed
in o. frowA.. @,.rr ptt,s-
"Yop." said Naizie. after . while.
"Sure.' In the waitin' room!
NOthin' doin'. In the lobby. Where
do you get that stuff? What! To
Chicago? Lemme think ;.
She reelected for a moment.
20. r., Frank. ChicaSo's as good
as any other town. guess. al.
ways wanted to see Chicago. Crazy
to 90 through the stockyards. Oh.
sure. amt got much to pack.
About an hour. Frank. You'll send
a cab? o. K. Frank. Yeah. Good.
bye" @ r. -
Maizie went to the closet, fouHd
couple OF trips. and began 10
pack. A tear streaked across
Leightner's No. 2, and under her
breath she hummed. desolately. the
tune called Hot Mama"
One IN 5000 900
THERE WAS BEHIND her .
door, then : stretch OF carpet.
somewhere in the far-stretching
course OF which a mirror Had re.
hected herself marching At the
heels OF DR.. Meikeljohn. Then
there, was a ceaseless flight Of
clothed steps on which ! one
climbed. silently and interniinabiy.
III you need 1t. can give you
a 6timulant." The sound OF Or.
MSilkeljohf's-. voice dragged her
back into~tne world OF .realities.
TO the doctor..s@ ..olicitous. sus.
fou need : stlmuiant. perhsps.
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on. your teet
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