The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-04-22
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about Nice. Mr.. Kohler has ,rav.
eled all over the world. he tells
me-"
well. rye travelled quite I BIT.
myself" smiled Barbara.
Bravo .growled in her ear:
Travel now, you damned huttin-
sky!" she ignored him severely.
Wont You introduce ma to your
charming friend!" asked Barbara
sweetly. The charming friend sig.
gled. II know it's rather unconven.
tiOnAl-''
"One can't be conventional with
q moon like this" gurglsd Miss RA-
leigh. do Introduce your friend.
Mr.. Kohler."
Miss Raleigh, Mr.. Brown" said
Bravo with poor grace. And ! can
assure you that At the moment. my
friend Is distinctly 4 blot on "A
otherwise perfect nightscApe."
"Flatterer!" murmured Miss Ra-
leigh.
'Mr. Kohler," said Barbara. smfl.
ing winningly at her, lis distinctly
a monopolist." r..
"Yes!" she smiled vaguely. And.
what business are you int"
I'm a motion picture actor" said
Barbara calmly. She WINGED -
Bravo. in the dark, kicked her In
the shin. "You remind me so much
OF Nita Naldi.'
UnDa L. ~VN.s AA04O
II played opposite her once"
I'm what picture?"
Love Will Find . Way" said
barbara. III;
Bravo spat. az,
And you think look like Mia
Naldi?" breathed Miss Raleigh.
That's most remarkable. All my
friends tell me the same thing. rye
some photographs In my room. tax.
en- in Spanish costume. l really do
think. in the photos, there is . 70
semhlance."
"I'd love to see them," cooed Bar.
bara.
The lady left and Bravo ragged:
"Why didn't you run OF and $3.50
movie or something! You've got
an awful gan. horning in like that"
We're partners. aren't we!" she
demanded.
"Sure. But not when 1t comes to
women. II isn't ethical. Why don't
you run around town and get some.
body your own ~size?"
II like this one" she insisted
stubbornly. She felt in her pocket
and drew out her lucky dime. Are
you . good sport?"
1T has heads on both Sides" he
accused. his humor restored by her
impertinence.
Come on" dared Barbara.
Heads" called Bravo. They bent
and looked.
"You lose" said Barbara. "Now
you run alonE--and. see . movie"
She was alone when Miss Raleigh
returned with her Album.
"Here it is.' She turned the
pages. Now this Picture
Barbara interrupted.
There's a little square down the
avenue a Bit" she wOoed. II noticed
it as l strolled by earlier this eve
ming. In the dusk Il looked like .
corner Of the old park ut -Fontaine-
bleau. Let's 90 there and see your
pictures by the moonlight"
Barbara took Miss Raleighs arm
tenderly and guided her on to the
gravel.
The amateur lady killer thought
back to her single experience With
Maize OF Newburgh. An entirely
different specimen, she warned her.
self She wondered how she might
handle this one. She pondered the
various systems she had heard dis.
cussed among the hobOes on, the
freight train.
! Mr.. Booth had been most nearly
right. She considered his COUNSEL
Woman is moody. Fit you to
her mood. and she's yours"
What was Miss Raleigh's mood !
One guess. The hirtatious.
i Would you have minded" asked
Barbara. III, when you came down
from your room. you had found me
gone and my friend waiting for
you?"
Miss Raleigh Uttered:
II don't know what you mean. y
! well. l mean this" said Barbara,
with Byronic, melancholy. would
you rather have me here, To look
at your album, than him. =. 49,
i "Iethink you're sweet boy" said
Miss Raleigh. There's something
different aaboat you., Isnoticed 1t the
moment You entered the. dining
room. OF course ] noticed Mr.
Kohler, too. Who wouldn't, But
when l smiled 1t was for YOU"
Barbara heartily wished that
Bravo might have been present ia
They were in the park. They
found - secluded bench and sat
MISS Raleigh opened tho album and
began to confess her PHOTOGRAPHIC
, Epa3t.
II wonder what her mood is!'
thonEht. RsrbAra.
She acted Oh, swift impulse. she
leaned over and planted Z kiss on
the charmer'e, neck.
\ Mas raleigh. xhen BArbAsA had
done, started away in surprise.
mr.. Brown!" s,.
cali me Bob sa1d Barbara
lcslmlys I'll Il. i.
\ ..I--Bob." laid !. Miss liaelifh
/ What made You do thit?"
Barbara pointedto the picture.
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