The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-21

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heard HIM AAys "0sel WAat's the
matter, Jude! You're awfMk white. :
.Oh! Am I! TIE moon look 1t 4
Its. Mat misty light npuE. Did
you hear that bird siASlne-anA ]
say star flying" n.
k,rrcdible tears rushed to Judiths
eyes.
!. You're not going 70 weep shout
yss. re re sas 49, t;sas -. ss y sss
Ksat That's why you're 10 df{fer.
s snt; ! NOV 4 you should ever love
Saying it as though Judith had
love might be.
She managed TO smile, al her
nerves strained and tinxlinv: ayes
everything. or nothing, that's the way
loves going to be with me, DOUG
"All the same hOre."
"No. you're too tickle. You like
change. You wouldn't recognize =
tremendous love II It was handed to
YOU on silver salver like the head
Of John. You wouldn't recognize II
even II someone offered it bald as
that. And you wouldn't want it. You
always get weary"
mot my fault. Jude! It's your
sex. You wouldn't care to see the
same show again utld again. would
you? Girls are like that--like light
musical comedies with few spright.
~ airs and tune or two. That's all.
No thought behind it---no purpose :
no real emotion"
"Are We as bad "a all that?"
"Not you, Of course"
Again Judith smiled. She thought
nervously: mot me: But what am
/? A kind Of third sex! Someone
not to be considered when love il
mentioned! Oh. II you only knew
how I'd like n few of those spright.
aloud: "You want too much.
Doug. You want girl TO be light
and empty as a bubble. deep as q
we'll, changeable as flame. vet con-
stpnt ~ rock. You want the lure
Of = Magdalen in the soul Of Mn.
GONNA. lhey don't make US that
way. But II men really wanted
girls with depth. the girls would get
The depth. Now. depth is nothing
but y detriment. We're empty,
Doug, because you like us that way,
Just 60 over all your own merry af-
fairs. Isn't 1t always the flashy or
the cute or the posey ones that fas.
cinste yovf" ~
"A girl has to have appeal. Of
course. hut why can't depth and
eharm go together?''
BECAUSE, when girl has depth
he isn't thinking about herself all
The time. She's impers0hal." Judith
laughed. Like me. you sea third
stxer! When girl thinks then she
IL sincere. and o. sincere person for
gets to be coquettish. Then they
don't tickle you like 4 feather! And
you'd rather be tickled than loved.
"YOu want your senses intrigued
and not your spirit plumbed. Right,
am y"
.Nope! VIZ want both. It may
be that you've got ~ intrigue the
senses before you can plumb the
spirit. The ideal woman should do
both"
where will sou find her. Doug
las I"
"Plenty Of tins to look. No hurry
!! ID have g. to give you up. Ever think Of
"Yes-Ohten."
Would yau care -
"Oh, yes. I'd care" And she now
turned toward him with . soft, pierc.
ing laugh, her eyes all violet fire.
I'D care! Holy smoke! You bet I'D
His lips parted in astonishment. I
flare Of red shooting across his
cheeks. Then he stammered: "Gee---
we'll. ] should hope you would"
Judith was glad when they reach.
ED her door. For the last hour she
had listened BY sheer force Of will
to all his plans.
He was going to New York. Think
Of II: They we're sending him on I
there for = while. But he'd be back.
Before he went, he ana Dm were 70.
ing to Yosemite--leaving Monday.
He turned to Judith: II came over
specially to ask you along. Get
your vacation now and come with
Us. You know. Jude. half the fun
Of this windfall is thinking OF all
the good times we'll have together"
II couldn't CO."
"Why. can't you? You've never
been in the valley. It's wonderful
IN May and this year it will be a
KNOCKOUT after the wet winter. Well
have . bear Of time. Think of all
those trails we can climb. All, Jude,
won't you. please? Don't be an old
stick-in -the. mud"
. "Your mother would like it much
better with just you. You know
that. Douglas"
well, Of course. wouldn't ask
anyone else. But she wouldn't mind
you. Why should she mind YOU -
mo reason. But take her on the
first trim alone. I'm sure she'd be
more pleased.'
He stood at the door. reluctant
sobered. Listen. Jude, she'll only
pit around. EN- can't GO on any
long hikes. She wants me to have
some fun out Of it. Oh. be = sport!
Gee! ! planned it specially for you
Judith lOnged to saw: "l'll go!
You bet III no." She let her hand
loiter in his.
He. said: "You've a nice hand,
Judith--a nice, small hand"
She laughed: "Yes--and I've q nice
ear. too. Look at it," She pulled
U0GA VuC UuU ~ SUIUVs UTUWu mar.
Gee! It is cute. Never noticed it
before"
:T've lots Of hidden charms! And
I'll 60 to the valley with you next
time. Doug. Don't forget to ask
me-"
Judith hurried past her sisters
room. ignoring an inviting: ''come
int What did hA havO In saw IA
. bit sociable. wont you?"
Nothing. I'm tired" She went
into the darkeneA room, lit ,the can
dlAs On her dresser. She felt quiet
hnd shaken and as though she should
Took - pale Us death. y
She sat between the two lighted
candles and stared at herself. turn.
ine her head sideways, noting a.
though it were o matter OF the ut
most import the really beautiful
hair lire She nalshed hack fhA hair