The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-02

Sure I'll get ont Of iGir. TheS want
to find out Why that ,4ellevf wrote
my name on his hlotter. They think
I know aud wont teM them. So
they're likely 70 keep q mo, Em---
may keep ct me for . week or 90.
"How did you come to tell them
vas out Monday nisht?''
She looked 1t him in stupefied
alarm. "Why, only told them
after you sent word that I must tell
the whole truth. They brought me
your message that you'd decided it
was better to tell everything as long
as You had nothing to conceal"
"Oh. they brought you . message
why, yes. Are you sorry / told
it?-~Will It make It worse. Douglas!
Do you. think now that>you shouldn't
have told them7"
Mono! Just wondered IL they
brought my message to you. En-.
But she was shaking from head
guessed what she had done-telling
them he was out the whole Of Mon
day night; telling them he'd been 1t
the. office working. And all the
office staff knew he'd not been there.
He got up and carried the dishes
to the sink. He thought oppressive.
": II wonder II ri be doing this
tomorrow. Wonder il they've really
got much on mo"
The cup dropped from his hand.
4 ringing - the front doorbell ring
"wait. EN-! Wait! Want to tell
you something. l may have to 60
down there again." He was blanched
to the l;,s. "Em, II I do and they
make you eome-if they put you
through all this again. remember
this: Won't send You smother mes.
sage. This is final. ! sent one, but
I'll not send another. because they'd
Dc likely TO lie, about it-glsy one
ling-for the love Of God, don't tell
them the name Of any eirl or any
fellow | know. II they take you
down there again. EN-, don't answer.
Just cry. but don't open your lips"
She looked Ct him pitifu1ly; tapped
her finger aGainst her mouth, I'M
able to draw forth . word, motionine
him not to answer the summons.
The same Officers who had called
Saturday morning. "Wnl you come
with us. Mr.. Keith4 Better bring .
suitcase; Nay want TO, hold you for
"a suitcases
"Yes-brinR . few clothes along"
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