davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-13

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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-13
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-26

vizet hasznaljon forralt viz helyett a
tdpAltk el6keszitesehez a b6binek. Az
0todik h6nap utAn tegyen Reversible
oatmeal jellyt, vagy gyiin0lcsl6t leg
inkabb narancslet A masodik evben
mar silt alma husht is adhatja neki
a lcgfontosabb azonban a gyemeket
negszoktatni, hogy rendes 6rakban sz6
hcljenek. Legiobb reggeli utAn es q
mikor a gyermek no, vigyazni kell,
hogy semmifele sz6rakozas ne tartsa
Vissza ett6 fomos dologtoI. A fiata-
abb gyermeket legiobb mndennap
bizonyos 6rakban az ed6nyre iiltetni IS
akkor hamarosan megszokja ezt, ami
nagyon sziiks6ges a t0keletps egtszs6g
hez
a vtgh6l bc6nttst igen gyakmn hasz
naliak. IIa aZonban tul gyakran hasz-
naliak, akkor artalmas, inert a yegb6l
izmok megbaZulnak megpuhuinak es
kitagiiia a beieket. A legidedlisabb
kezeIfs ahbdI all, hogy megtanitjak a
hels6 reszeket, hogy minden kiils6 Sc
gitsag nhlki rendesen vegezz6k k6te-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-26

A bfbi elsG eve a legfontosabb. Fle-
t%nek kezdete nagyon fiigg az eledelt6l,
mclyet AZ els6 tizenkdt h6naphan kap.
Az eledelnek, mcly limos labakat 6,
eros csontokat 6pit fel, tapldl6nak, IL
letesnek IS k0nnyen emtsathet6nek kell
lenni. Ila mem tudja szoptatni b6bi-
jet, clsG gondolata Borden s Eagle
tel legyen. T0bb mint hatvan 6v 6ta
az anyak megbiznak benne. Az Eagle
fajta tejet az orvosok nagyon ajinl-
jak, inert tiszta, megbizhat6, k0nnyen
es k0nnyen em6szthet6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-26
Dugulds,

a gyermckkor 0sszes kispbb betegs6
gel llon6tt a lcgnchczcbb dugula>t
mcggydgyitani. A dugulds okainall
mcgmagyarazdsa Ign sok hclyct fog
lalna cl. Elegend6, ha annvit trunk r6-
Ia, hogy esaknem minden esctbcn bai
Okla rcndesen az etcl clk6szit6s5ben ke-
rcscnd6. A halyesen beosztott clk6szi-
tett eledellel sikert lehet el6rni Ha-
csak a kezel6 orvos mem ajanlia, mas
KEEP mem tanacsos gy6gyszert hasznal-
hi, hogy a dugulast megszGntesse.
Ezen allapot megszuntetes6re aianl-
juk, hogy OF h6napos koraig oatmeal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-26

eodhattal mar. Aztan ne feledd,
hogy ez mindnyajulnlknak sorsa.
Mind meghal,nk egyszer
- re is - vigasztalja teme-
tGben iar6 lr a baratjat.
- Hiszen eppen azert sirok,
felei mask.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-26
MI TORRENT vELE.

- Talan a vonat ala keriilt,
hogy ilyen az abrazatjaY
- Sokkal rosSzabb t0rtenf We
lem. Szemet vetettem egy. sep l.
anyra, aIki a kiser5jevel el6ttem
tilt a mloz5ban.
- Nos, ebben meg nincsen
semmi rossz.
- Igeh, de a kiser6je ok0lbai-
nok volt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-26
RTA: KOVACS PAL.

Jdk, Hopg IdlH eHlDer dZ ~ JepN
70, meg a nezese sem olyan szigo-
ru, mint a masike volt.
Bagyagos el6sz6r ALT szemt5l-
szembe az NJ jegyz6vel.
Kerem alassan tekintetes
ur - ICY kezdte Baeyagos a mon
danival6jat, = besz6lt hozzam a
kisbir6, hogy aszonygya..
A jegyz6 ftlbeszakitotta
- A, ugy! Igen, igen. lllj0n
cmk lc, kerem. Nfzze, maya ra
gyujt erre a szivarra, en- meg ra
gyujtok pipamra, azutan egy
kicsit beszelgetiink.
Jdfajta szivart nyomott Bagyo-
gosnak a markaba, ell is vagta ura
san v6git, 8 maga pedig meg
t0mk0dte nagy pipajat 6s Szem-
ben BagyOgossal kenyelmesen ell
helyezkedett.
- Hat tudja, kerem, kedves ba
ratom, szeretntk maganak vala-
nit mondani, de csak ugy bizal
masan, Erti9
- Ertem, ktrem alassan - fe
lelte Bagyogos, akit ez a kitiin-
tetes mem cSekely mert6kben meg
lepett.
- Vagyis, amit en- most maga-
max mondani fogok, AIT senkinek
sem szabad elarulnia.
- Ertem, kerem alassan.
= Maea ugyebar mem szazhol-
das gazda9
= Hej, hiszen bar avv6n6k :
s6hajtott Baeyogos.
Akkor bizonyara nem fog
ia megvetni AIT a Szaz6tvcn ko-
roma jutalmat, amt hozzam kiild-
TEX, hogy annak ndjam, akinek
akarom.
= CSak mem ennckcm SANTA
ia tekintetcs ur9
= Nez2e. en- magat most latom
elosz0r. De mar hallottam, hogyI
bccSiiletcs embcr. A
bir6 is magat ajanlotta.
Bagyogos nagyot nezctt. A BIZ
roe Hogy 7hogy a bir6?
= Igen, szaz6tven koronat
maga kappa = folytatta a jegyz6
. igazan csekelyseg, amt en-
mex fejeben magat6l kivannak.
Ugy mondtak nekem, hogy maga
igen ertelmes, j6eszii ember es
iigyesen tud besz6lni.
= Mar mint hogy en-? = ker
dezte Baeyogos m6dfeletti hiile-
dezessel.
= Mivclhogy k6t h6t mulva
lesZnek a valasztasok Gs a mi fa-
lunkat is igen el6kel6 urak akar-
jak meglatogatni, hogy sz6Ia
max a nephez, hat lilo volna, hogy
valaki a ndp nevtben Szfpen fell
kosz6ntse 6ket. Csak uoy r0viden,
egyszeriien. Ma kedd van. En- meg
a kis beszedct, maya ait
vasarnapig meg fogja tanulni,
azutan elj0nnek az urak, hat ell
Punktum, ennyi az
egesz. Nos, nit sz6l hozza?
Bagyagos egyet sercintett a
padl6ra, ketfel6 t0riilte baju-
szat megcs6valta fejet.
Hogy en- cavaljak? Restii-
l6m en- AIT, kerem alassan. Pro-
balja meg inkabb mas valaki. Am
bar igaz, igaz, szaz0tven korona
szegeny embernek sok piz! De
mettunnam-e aggyig tan6nyi?
Oszt hatha kinevetnek
A jegyzo felallt, kivette a fiok-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-26
Tevedes.

.~.g olaukl. = l.l.S
nab.
6roo, uon;on 10 csse,
pstorboy mona;., mar no,x; hon,
b;ro+or
L;sb;r6 sncn olronaoz+o e..
lusor szer;nt kszhesiten; va,f
;rssoLot sS o,kasyant
Namsotsra konooss bo,,otsz;L
~ o;t5n
No-o-o6e,
Ez annr;t ;o,entot+ boor $40.
boa
psovoooS SzoronoSss i6nanno,
bek0szont.
Bagyogos, ez kerem olyan mel
l6kn6v. A faluban csalSnem min
denkinck van valamif6le mell6k-
neve. CSak azon navezik az ille-
tot. De sSt a csaladiht is.
Ez icv van Ezen mem yaltoz-
fat senki. Akire valamikor rake
nydott ez yaey az a melleknay
ait AZ nkunokair6l sem vakaria
le senki
Mem kell AIT condolni honv ia
Ian csufol6daskepen hasznaliak n
mellekneveket Mem Senk; som
haraoszik erte Merit annak nov
kell lenni Ez a szokas H9 pedir
szokas, akkor hamarabb foo az
Ipolv visszafele folvni. mirtsem
boey megsziiniek. ami szok5s.
~ ~,
;i, a~s,;.ao.:sl -
., -
,,o,:l 60 5r NJ
- 80: -
~ ,,.s =.
-. s,;,-o -,
r.,s
.g g.A, -,
-.
,... s.,
.ae#..ha 60
,,.
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,.,.,
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-26
EpEN ALERT

Halottak napjan egy rm 20
kogva talalja egvik baratjat a te-
met6ben.
ugyan baratom, nit sirsz eny-
nyireg HiSzen tiz eve mar, hogy
meghailt a feles6ged, hat belenyu-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-26
A CsALADAPA s0HAJA

- IIa borb@lyhoz megyel1, min
dig ket Craig kell varnom. Ha-
rom no alland6an el0ttem van So
ron. A felesegem, az anyam 6s a
leanyom.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-26

A taplalekat okosan megvalaszt6
anya, biztositja kicsinye szanara az
eros testalkatot, valamint rendes fej
l6d6s lehet6s6g6t a bctegs6gekkel
sz"mben val6 ellenalasat. Az 6desanya
cgyik lcgfontosabb kotelessage, a seek
rekcdes elkeriilese. Ez k0nnycn el6r-
het6, ha mindennap kGt levcseskanal
Kellog' All-Brant eszik. A Kellog s
All .Brant ha rendesen haszndijak, biz
tosftia a rendes sztkcltst, mivel meg
kcni Is kitisztitia a bclekct term6sze-
tes m6Aon hasznAl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-26

b6l a pen2t. BagyogoSnak IA mar
kaba nyomta es megbiztatta, hogy
ne feljen, a beszed r0vid leSz
csak nehany $40, yasarnapig egy
egfSz pr6dikaciot is megtanlllhat
meg.
Bagyogos osszerancolta a hom-
lokat, vakarta a fiilet0vet es mem
merte penzt zsebrevagni. A jegy
70 megfirkantotta a nyugtat.
= Irja ala, hogy felvette, az
utan rendben van. Tessek, lit
toll.
= Okula nelkjil nem latok am,
kercm alassan.
A jegyz6 odavezettc Ba@yogost
az ablakhoz.
Ma, lit maid jobban lat. Idc
nil
Azntan a kalyha clGtt a pipa
javal bibel6d0tt.
Bagyogos t0bbrendbcli marto-
gatasok, hclyzetvaltoztataSok fs
cscndes megjegyz6sek utan veg
re neh@z, kemfny. aeaSkod6, Sza-
kadozott vonaSokkaI lerajzolta a
nevft. A nyugtat otthagyta az alb
lakdeszkan, tollat megt0r0lte
hajaba es letettc az asztalra.
Megk0Sz0nte a hozza val6 szives-
seget es elment.
Az utcan szembej0tt vele kis
bro. T
= Nos, mi van sogor? Siker6t 4?
= A fenyet siker6t = felel-
te Bagvogos.
= M6r nem?
- Sz6ho Sc juthattam, annyit
beszft.
- Hat akk6 mai en- eligazitom
listen dldja meg, s6gor! Sihctek.
Sictett vissza az irodaba. A We
venycket, miegymast, letcttc az
asztalra. Azutan tett-ett. Fclsze
dcgctte az cldobalt boritek0kat,
polcon haptakba rakta a k0nyve-
kct, megtisztooatta lampaci-
lindert.
- AIT az Greg pcrs6t odaten-
nem a kalyha mcll6, mer kar EFT
draga bag6cskat elpocstk6nyi.
Tessek abba raknyi.
= ITALIAN szereti? - kGrdezte a
jegyz6.
= En- Mem en-, Hanem mon
dok mettakaritanam a Bagyogos
s6gornak, mer a fertelmesen
szeretyi. Az eleb votam nala, mon
dok csak menji kend s6gor, ker-
gye meg tekintetes jegyzo urat,
fain ember, fereteszi kendnek.
Oszt most meg aszongya, hogy
heaIba jart, mem tudta szobahoz-
nyi.
A jegyzo mem figyelt a kisbi-
ro locsolasara. Dolgozott. A kis-
bir6 kalyha k0riil egy ludtol-
lal rendet csinalt. Hirtelen meg
szolalt:
- Az am, no! Csefai Peter min
csen odahaza. Faer ment az erd6
re.
A jegyz6 visszanezett.
Nit mond? Nincsen odaha
"a?
Megh0kkent. Letette tollat,
odament az ablakhoz, megnezte
nyugtat. A csutora megroppant
a foga kozott. A nyugta aljaba
oda volt pingalva Bagyogosnak a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-26

0lvaSsa ezeket a cikkeket ntndip
gondosan es tegye ell jov6ben val6 hasz-
ndlatra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-09
THE WOMAN OF TWENTY.THREE
By CLYDE CALLISTER.

sympathy with the Salvation Army In
England went to her and told her that
she had better go home to her mother.
1.-THE Salvation Army cannot pos
sibly succeed here" he said.
"lf | cannot save France" said this
heroic girl of %. II can die for it.
One of the most popular of English
heroines was % at the time of her
great act Of heroism. She was the
humble lighthouse keepers daughter
who rescued nine persons from the
wreck of an English steamer off
F'arne Island. That was SO years ago
yet the name of Grace Darling is still
remembered.
\ 23-year-old presidential bride was
Letitia Christian. who ecamc the
first wife of john Tyler, tenth Prcsi.
dent of the United States. Mary
Stuart was % at the time of her sec
ond maria ge-that time to Lord
Darnley. And Charlotte Bonaparte. a
sister of Napoleon. was married at
this age TO Camille Borghese. an
Italian nObleman.
Queen Elena of Italy was 3 at the
time of her marriage TO Victor En-.
manuel. Mclba, the great soprano, was
% when she was married and decided
on taking up a professional career
as a musician.
Among present-day celebrities of the
age might be mentioned the motion
picture actress Shirley Mason.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-09

30. Babylonian deity.
35. Difficult accomplishment.
81. Qaulity Of sound.
80. Spigot.
40. Self.
Al. Kind Of monkey.
az. Affirmative.
~. Recent.
As. Optic organ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-09
The Cure.

Yesterday I gave an account Of the
very astonishing condition of intense
malnutrition, resembling beri-berl,
which developed in ITO men of the
crew of the kronprinz Wilhelm.
This was the German raider in the
World War which was cut at sea for
eight months and eight days. The diet
of the men consisted almost entire
ly of denatured and demineralized
foods, such as meat, white flour prod.
ucts. refined sugar. condensed milk,
tea, coffee and canned goods.
When 10 of the crew became to-
tally disabled and the ships surgeon
was seriously alarmed. the vessel put
in at Newport News, Va.
Alfred w. Mccain had succeeded in
getting permission to doctor the men
through proper diet. His definite sug-
gestions were:
First, that 100 pounds OF bran he
stepped in zoo pounds of water and
large glass of the liquid fed to the
men each morning.
Second, that all kinds of available
leaves and vegetables be scrubbed mot
peeled), boiled and the liquid from the
boiling fed to the men as soup in gen.
erous quantities.
Third, that potatoes be scrubbed
and peeled; the potatoes thrown away.
the Feelings boiled and liquid given
TO the men--a small glass once a day.
Fourth, that the men should have
milk, egg-yolk and fruit in prescribed
quantities; also a small amount of
whole-wheat bread, and after week
of above treatment, the vegetables of
the soup Under no circumstances
should they have any acid.forming
food"
This treatment was begun on April
is. five days after the vessel docked.
Medical advice and medicine had not
in these five days benefited the men.
so that the ships surgeon agreed TO
let Mr.. Mccain try his theory of aka.
line treatment. Up to April 16 the
men were still going down at the rate
of two TO five a day.
On April II, after one day Of treat
ment, there were no new cases.
Neither did any more develop later.
In four days the men showed a
marked improvement. In 10 days.
AZ were dismissed from the ships hos
pital One of the men who had been
completely paralyzed was able to
stand without help. Seems miracu-
Ious doesn't il? But it is only the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-09
SUB ROSA
ny MIMI.
Elias Observation-Disclosures

| Ella is ready 10 tell the world that
she is as broad.minded as any one
you'd care to meet. She admits mod
cstly that she's tolerant and under
standing and very, very wise.
All these ideas about herself she
| bases on the fact that she's a really
up-to-date grl-she drinks, smokes
and pets. Nothing shocks her.
only narrow minded people can be
shocked" she tells me confidentially.
eff you're broad-minded enough moth
| ing will shock you. That's the way |
| am"
She thinks she's pretty good, does
| Ella, And she likes almost everybody
| that is. everybody in her own par.
| ticular crowd. Nothing one of her set
does upsets her. Her broad tolerance
and understanding prevent her con-
demning any sin committed by one of
| the crowd.
But she does detest some girls. Mel
| lie Reeves. for instance, gives her Il
| frightful pain. She can hardly bear
the sight of Nellie.
Nellie, you see, is quiet little
damsel who doesn't move in the slight.
est circles. She's very pretty, though,
and the boys like her.
t'NCI
| that her narrow-mindedness is posi-
lively excruciating. She hardly smokes
at all. She doesn't drink
| Ella was present on a party once
when Nellie objected strenuously to r
wisecrack pulled by one of the smart
boys present.
Nellie's objection was couched in
slang. but it showed Ella instantly
that the other girl was just a narrow,
smalltown dumbbell. with no sense
of humor and absolutely no under
standing.
So our heroine cuts the other girl
dead. She doesn't think Nellie ought
TO be allowed to live.
IL it's possible. she keeps the quiet
damsel out of parties-urges boys not
to bring her-generally tries to spoil
as many good times for her as pos
sible.
Which shows that the big. broad
minded, understanding woman of the
world is just a silly, intolerant, little
girl who won't let other people live
| their own lives they way they want to.
No girl who condemns another be
cause the latter isn't living the. kind
Of life which appeals. tn her as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-09
THE DAILY
HOROSCOPE
Wednesday, August 10.

While tomorrow is an unimporta mt
day in planetary direction, according
to astrology, the aspects are mildly
sinister.
Under this planetary government it
is wise TO make all possible adjust
ments to circumstances. accepting
cheerfully whatever is not altogether
pleasant.
Depression and discomfort are sup
posed to be encouraged while this rule
prevails. The wise will seek rest and
recreation.
The sway should bring profit to pro-
prietors of Summer resorts, for there
is to be much discomfort in cities.
Sudden changes in weather and an
tense heat are indicated for Middle
Western as well as Eastern cities.
The seers forecast forest fires and
repeat their warnings against careless
ness and selfishness.
Owing to the immense quantities OF
paper used by newspapers and other
periodicals, serious economic problems
are TO be presented to coming genera
tons. astrologers declare.
Advertising is to increase tremen-
dously in the coming year, when start
ling new devices will be introduced.
Changes in vocation will be one OF
the unusual features in the business
world, the seers prognosticate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-09
LITTLE BENNY
ny tI.E ftrE.

Satti,v afternoon pop was sitting
on the frunt steps smoking and think
in-. and was sitting there jest think
ing. and sed. Hay pop, there's Il kut
IN Kennedy around ut the Little
G,and and bet its funny as cnN-
thin.. recording To the pici>turc& out
side. ran | 20, pop. i.u"llH Clippers
and Suuid%c Jones &re in H., can ]
go'
I don't thjnk / s @ood for Won to
see too ntpny uf thc>" KIT Up l\ome-
dies, pop Sod, and Sed, Well aW G..
pop. why not. Why
II cant do YOUR Young and plastic
mind cny good to lie Exposed to the
site Of :" mcny people having their
faces washed With pies, that sort of
thing rarely if ever happens in aNual
life. and il may give you an enron
rous dccr OF wat is Expected Of YOU
wen YOU grow up and take your part
in the worlds activities. pop sed.
No it wont, pop, G. wiz, | Sed. and
ho Scd, Well, | hope not. and yet |
don't see how YOU can witness all these
people suhmlsSivelN allowing themselts
to he kicked up and down stairs and
dropped into soap barrils without
thinking that YOU can do the same to
others with impunitN. or verse stu.
imagining that others can do the same
to YOU and get away with it.
No sir q wiz pop, CertenY not, |
Sed. Holey smokes pop this is
swell pickture. Squidge Jones goes to
tiremens bali dressed mp like lady,
and all the tiremen fall in love with
him and then wen they find out he
aint RELY a lady they pull all his
clothes off and chase him over n lot
of roofs looking funny as enything, /
Sed. Pubs Simkins told me, | sed.
He must he a scream. | can imagine
Suudge Jones in that pickle, pop sed.
You can go If YOU insist, get your cap
and let's get started. he sed.
Meening he would so with me.
WITCH he did telling me not to make
so mulch noise lafting and then laff-
ing even louder than me,
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"snappy" can hope to be broad and
tolerant.
Tolerance doesn't mean moral lax
ness at all. Ella dear. Tolerance con-
sists of being able to see the other fell
lows point of view--nU matter how
far it may be removed from our own.
You can smoke and drink all over
the place and still be as narrow
minded as the most rigid spinster who
ever raised her hands in holy horror
over a crap game.
Don't forget the game works both
ways. You think everybody's crazy
who doesn't agree with you. And
there are lots of people in the world
who think you're absolutely mad.
Both sets of you are showing intol-
erance unless you make an effort to
understand each other.
You can't be broad-minded in just
one direction; you've got to stretch
out every way and have sympathy and
tolerance for every point of view be.
fore you can lay claim to real under
standing
You may not be shocked at risque
stories, but if you're shocked at any
ones objection to them you're mar
row-minded, my gal
Try to get used to people beside
those in your own set, and you'll find
yourself gaining a real breadth of
vision.
Mimi will be glad to answer any INQUIRIES
addressed envelope is Enclosed.
downright 1877
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-09

So that his love could not be called
selfish except for the fact that he
wanted her whether she wanted hir,
or not and he was determined to haE@
her
Perhaps he had not faced the facts
In his own mind, but his brain was n
lawyers brain and worked accord
tngly. Subconsciously, perhaps, but
not entirely so, he had planned to
draw her into his tolls. He had money
and she was Ill and penniless. If he
could not make her love him for MINI
Eelf-perhaps because she was crate
full to him she might grow to care.
Under the huge north skylight
Mans skin looked luminous. Her hair
was q sweep of midnight blackness
across her white forehead.
She had the mouth of a child
wide and generous. over even. white
teeth. AS they sat opposite each other
he remembered kissing that mouth
and feeling it throb beneath his own.
Her husband had died that night.
What brute he had been to force
his attentions upon her.
Mans slim hands. small and help
less. were curled in her lap. He loved
the way she had of twining her fin
Lers together. Her eyes lool@k so big
and frightened. He hated the thought
that she might be afraid of him. Was
|. that, or was it just because she was
30 helpless?
You are not worried about any
thing" he asked impulsively.
oh no." she said quickly. Every
thing seems SO strange. though.
Cont know how TO explain it to you.
And. then, because she knew she
had to tell him. she struggled on.
Il don't know how TO tell YOU how
grateful l am. DR.. Mathews tells
the that he told you the truth. Some.
row it doesn't seem at all fair to you.
Cut | want you to know that intend
ID pay back every cent just as soon
as | can. I'm glad you came this
afternoon, because [ am sure I'll feel
better once | ain sure you know how
feel.
Before Nan had finished speaking
Martin was across the floor and was
lending over her. He wouldn't have
touched her for the world. but he
must plead his own cause
Il love you" he said, very Simply.
After all this is over | want YOU for
my wife. | want TO take care of you
Always. ] fell in love with you the
very first time l saw your little heart.
SNAPPED lace.
His voice was husky now. and he
tealized that he must not frighten her.
But he wanted so to gather her up in
his arms. He fought the temptation
because he realized that this was not
the time TO make passionate love to
her. But once she belonged to him
once she was his wife-there was
nothing in the world he would not give
her-nothing in the world she should
hot have.
They would travel. They would
Tramp wet sea decks-together, arm in
arm.
He had never had the close com.
bahlonshiD Of woman. Why did he
want this girl so much? So much
bore than any other woman he had
sVer known?
And then he remembered. There
would be child. Tom Elliott's child,
The thought was like a knife thrust
h1 his heart
1t made him draw back from Nan,
md she with her keen woman's intui.
hon knew why. And she was glad.
She didn't want him 10 make love to
her-now. She was glad he had re.
hembered.
SubconsCiously. she was aware OF
Me fact that she didn't want him 10