The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-09-25
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THIS HAS HAPPENED

mas NV I'LL
sYBlL THORNE. Bostsa sseie.
nance BY marrying On shiphoaro
In Havana Hnrbor, q man che hes
knoxn Just ave days. RICHARD
EUSTIS. dangerous an1 laseinas.
ink.
with MABEL BLAKB, . soeia,
worker. Sybil had left Boston for
trip to the tropics - try a.
NEWHALL. to wEos She hns
been engaged for some aoa1ha.
Newhell 10 . young and wealthy
bachelor. hut Sybil years s4e HAD
fallen desperately In love With .
soldier. JOHN LAWRENCE.
Wnes Lawrence was repsPle1
.l.:.ins in action sybil tssk :
man she loved him. After the
sake she lad promlsea to uorey
Newhall. she Questlons the Wis
aom OF her promise. Utterly mls-
ere sns goes g Csba ter . rest
Richard Eastis % aboara, ana
Sybil Aa0s nelther rest nor peaee.
Eustis makes Wild love 70 her,
but not until the last nlght o4 the
voyaEe does BE propose. He tells
her that he does not believe q
marrjage-that sc kills leve-hut
be would d anything % earth
In . mad moment syhil con-
eents. They are married. On
their wedding night Eustis begins
to show his truo character. He
gets tnt0x1eated. Sybll o. greatly
hurt the next day, but AnalIy
sac says. "puts him On DFobatlon.s
now GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XIX
ssCEND up some whisky and
- Soda" Richard ordered the
operator. "and shoot it right along,
please"
When It came he poured himself
. generous drink.
God knows I need It," he NUT.
tered. And shortly be had another.
When Sybil came back he was
nibbling nuts to hide his breath.
Mabel joined them In the after.
noon. She had met q salesman
from home. selling paper novelties.
bon,bons and confetti and stream.
ers.
And those little do-dabs 70
across like wildhre." she explained,
The Cubans are such funlovlnR,
childish people. Mr.. Moore was
telling me this morning about
their noise-making contests. The
garbage squad won tho last one,
with the ice cream vendors second,
tho newsboys third. ana the cart.
men fourth. They wouldn't let the
taxi drivers compete. Mr.. Moore
sells paper caps and horns and
things BY the truck load. He's
awfully nice. He took mo ont 20
the cemetery this morning to see
the bone pile
what . romantic morningl"
Sybil giggled.
rOh. but you don't know. &c was
quite thrilling. You sec they dir
up the graves every once IL Z
while. when the survivors OF the
dead get behind on the rent. It's
dreadfully gruesone. You don't buy
grave lots IN Havana like We do
at home. You rent them. Then ie
you don't pay the rent, the dead
tenants are dispossessed."
Richard laughed teasingly. ASK
yoursgenial friend Il he knows any
more nice little trips" hs sug.
gested. Perhaps he'll take you to
tho slaughter house when you ret
back to Boston. Nab"
"Oh, shut up!" she ordered, and
continued excitedly. I'VE NV
something else aWfuIly interesting.
too. There's an orphan asylum
that was founded hundreds pf years
ago. On one side % the building
there IL . little sheltered Above
where . big basket swings. -
People who have babies they
do not want slip Into the Above
at night time. In The dark. ana
put their babies IN the basket.
Then they pull : rope. and the
basket goes up on . pulley where
Sister Of Charity sits and waits.
No one ever knows who tho bahy
IL. nor where Il came from.
"Once Nj. Moore drove past the
Il