The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-06-10
nECEN = TO-DAY

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PETER LISTER has lost his
memory from she'll shock in France.
Upon mis- return to London he fails
to recognize
NAN MARRABY. to whom he be-
came engaged before going to the
front. Nan, brokcn-hearted, re-
turns to her home to care for her
Three m~otEerless steDbrothers. She
is still in touch with
JOAN ENDIC0TT, in London, who
has encouraged her to forget Peter
ana marry his friend and fellow Of
JOHN ARNOTT, with whom Peter
is resting at the home Of Arnotts
sister. not far from the Marraby
estate. Nan in desperation, now
ever. over Ieter's reported engage
mont to NrnottS sister, n the
financial difficulties of her father,
has consented to marry
HARLEY SEXTON, a money lend
er. Who promised to cancel ner
fathers debts to him and make her
q present of Peters tOUS on tAelr
brno5t aas just called to ask
Nam whether heT reported engage
Io,nt rs true. tie tells her that Peter
il not engaged to his sister, but
rati.er has applied Tor immediate
rat,~q 10 France. The maid an
n@arfr-as SEXTON and ArnOtt leaves.
.vaG enters the room where SettOn
is waiting
sew 60 on WITH THE STORY
u5aT0N took a bundle of papers
y from his pocket and fang them
Gsv-a On the table. There are
h-rs precious bills he
>,n co.ore3. she glanced at them.
hg, a.I not pick them up. THANK
yot -rc sad
"i.y the way" he added. looking
back over his shoulder. "Lystcr IS
engaged to that little widow sister
oe arrott's-I suNpoee you know,
though-eh9"
u heard it-but it's not true said
Nan IN q stranclei voice.
~ laughed provokiDgly,
Oh. yes. it IS" ne said. Il met
Lye-er as eome along just new
al Ae tol8 me hfmselF.'
John Arua', was night when he
sad t.at Peter had cha4eeti during
the past f. A. days
I.e .}d erown rrltab!e ana mo
rose. ae to4h to -rrc CT for long
VoiR7 ay aimzols he was abrupt with
Ar7o't end oome3 70 avoid Doris.
it wa The morning after the VII.
ia-o haG farn thrilled with the news
az Nan N.rrahy engagement that
I -r...i.are3 his intention OF 70.
iu- ta L,t Hen
I,7 al rot. tearing up to town
l.e this, AaEott declared humly.
~. fellows arc quite content to
wait Til tl-e're sent for-I know 1
am Don't BE ~ ass. give Up the
s1ea.'
But Peter would not; and finally
Arnott drove him down to the sta.
lion to catch the midday train.
As they were leaving the village
they overlook Nan and the three
boys-Arnott slowed down
Mans eyes wen r.aickly to Lyster
and away again
Where are you off to?" she asked
as lightly as she could. Arnott an
swered that Peter was fed up with
them and was going back to town.
Mans blue eyes dilated.
You have soon got tired Of the
country" she said.
Peter did not answer he was en-
crossed with the boys, who had
climbed on to the footboard of the
car.
It's goodby, then, Mr.. Lyster,"
Nan said. After a moments hesita.
ton she held out her hand, Good
by"
Arnott frowned as he drove on.
Was Lyster a fool, he wondered
impatiently, that he could not guess
the meaning of the heartbreak in
Mans eyes. For the twentieth time
the impulse came to him to tell him
the truth.
II suppose" Peter said suddenly,
with a sort Of c%onstraint, Il suppose
il is true that Miss Marraby is en-.
gagged to-Sefton?"
Yes"
she's throwing herself away"
Yes" said Arnott again savagely.
There's no doubt about that"
Lyster looked at him.
What became of the fellow she
was engaged to-" he asked.
Arnott colored.
He treated her r~ottenly," he said