The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-02-11
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PETER LISTER, veteran of many
battles in the world War. is saved
from death when a she'll bursts in
the British front lines. tie RECEIVERS
quickly from his injuries. but the
shock has snapped a thread in his
mind. He has lost his memory.
Peter has forgotten his engagement
NAN MARRABY. in London. just
before departure for GRANGE. Nan is
h~eartbroken because Peter failed to
remember even when brought face
to face with the girl who has been
wearing his ring over her heart
ever since the day Of their last
tryst. Nan has been living with
JOAN ENDICOTT, in a small Lon
don apartment. But since JOan's
husband is returning on leave, and
a wire from home has informed Nan
that her ~stepmother has died sud
denly. Nan has decided to go back
and care for her three young step
brothers. Through Peters plight,
Nan has become acquainted with
LIEUT.. JOHN ARNOIT. who is
arranging to take Peter to the home
of his sister, situated just a few
miles from Mans home town. Nan
is now aboard a train, hOmeward
bound.
NOW GO on WITR THE STORY
THE train only stopped once on
L the Journey down into Hartford.
shire Nan went to the window
then and looked out. She had said
that she hated the country. but it
was not really true-nobody could
hate thr country. especially in the
spring.
The guard blew his whistle-the
train had begun 10 move slowly away
when the door Of Mans carriage was
flung open and a man precipitated
himself in
He .tumbled indignantly on to the
seat and looked across at Nan with
smiling apology.
In sorry-I nearly missed it.
he stopped, and a little frown
crossed his brows. I beg your par.
con. but surely-arent YOU Miss
M|arraby2" The blood few to Mans
face
/ am UNL I
The man held his hand to her.
Ny name is Seton" he said.
You remember mel met you with
Per- Lyste. the last night he was
in Ereland."
a wave Of crimson rushed over
Mans face. with distressed eyes she
st..ri al the man.
81 ce4rsa-I remember YOU she p!
said, incoherently "I-I-romember
You perfectly She gave MIN her
hand, her mind seemed to be work
ing lightning speed. Had he seen
Peter since his return from France?
If So, had he heard anything?
odd how one meets people
aeai. She hardly knew what she
IVES saying. Il suppose you don't
live down This way-my home is at
Leatlnden, l am just gong there
nov.
I don't really live here. he an
swered. but, as a matter of fact.
I've taken a furnished house for the
and summer months. I was
always rather keen on the country"
II hope we shall see a great deal Of
ona another. he added,
Nan flushed.
y don expect l shall go out very
much she said c-onstrainedly. AS
a matter of fact, I was wired for this
afternoon-my stepmother has died
suddenly. and-and there are
three little boys left"
Seton said he was sorry
Are you going to stay OF nome
perlnanently?" he asked Il gather
from what YOU say that you have not
been living at home
She rather resented his tone.
Il really don't llow. she an
swered, and looked away from him
of the window at the flying coun. :.
try.
"And-Lyster?" the nan opposite
her vas saying. Y hope you
good news Of him.
Nan turned her head slowly. the
question had been asked in all in.
.nocence; apparently Seton knew {
nothing of what had happened. ]
Mr.. Lyster is in London" she {
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