The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-07
THIS HAS HAPPEN ED

SALLY ford. 10. ward Of the
elatc OFphanage sluce she was
four. Il alarmed out" u GLEN
CARSON. She meets DAVID
NASH. athlete and stuaent, who
II working On the Carson fNrQ
during his vacation. David strikes
Carson n crushing blow when he
friendsh1p for Sally.
nivAl-David ~ cooks helper
and Sally NJ SPrlncess LaIia,"
crystal gaseP. In CAPITAL City.
location q the orphannge. salty
In recognised ~ one Of q crowd
NJ little orphans svhO come trWop.
Ing into the show. chaperOned by
. beautiful wo0nn. she learns
eesterner. who ansoys her with
his attentions. thst the benutlfuO
chaper0ne Is ENID nan Il,
wealthy New York matroa.
Sally II pwsxled ~ Enld's IN.
terest Ia her. Davia Anl salty
nee from the carnival ma In the
county seat are ~Aalf.maTpeed"
whea the ceremony II stopped b.
MRS. STONE: matren of the e!.
ronfesses she IN Sally's sMOtAer but
that she helieve1 her chile "a 10
Aea4 until reeestlt. Eet1 sep
arates sally md Davlo aal for the
next tive years Salty IL places In
= Aaishlng school. when Enid
sends out the Invitations Cor
AaJ1yI cosaiag-out party. Snlly
1nstets that she keep 4 promise
made two years previous and sead
salty wait. eagerly fer Davl6 to
come. when he arrives. she
rushes TO MIN hut Ne seess
changed. Later she asks him le
he does not love her any more.
He tells her she naust forget him.
They are interrupted b m en-
expected visitor. Arthur Van
Horne stands At the door.
now GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XLvI
ssDLEASE don't 60. Davtd!"
= Sally implored. but he mis-
took her distress. occasioned b.
Arthur Van Horne's entirely up
expected appearance. for a plea foS
q longer interview which he knew
would only cause them both pain.
He shook his head dumbly and
strobe to the door. He paused there
= moment to bow jerkily first ~
ward Sally. then toward Van Norne
who was watching the scene with
amused. cynical eyes.
"So!" Van Horne chuckled when
the door had closed softly. Its
still Sally and David. isn't It! I'm
glad I was vouchuafed = glimpse
OF this paragon. Astonishingly
good.looking In = Morse viking sort
Of way. but rather Z bull In . China
shop hera. lent he! But pre-
sumo that II Why Enid fondly hoped
when she allowed him to come.
sather that shs did invite him? A
very clever woman, Enid. I've q.
ways said 90"
Sally's teeth closed hurtingly
over her lower lip. but she said
nothing.
"Still afraid Of me. Sally!" Van
Horne laughed. "a her eyes re-
manned fixed on his face In . hlind.
unseel1g stare.
Afraid Of your" sally echoed.
her voice struggling straasely
through pain. 'Uh. you mean--y''
Dear little Saliyi" Van Horne
said tendsrly. and sally elenched
her dst To strike him Tor usiAa
the words which had beer heavenly
sweet when David had uttered
them 30 long ago. " told you the
last time I saw yQu that you he'd
not seen tho last Of Arthur Van
Horne. ! meant It. but give you
my word ! hardly expected 70 ind
you here! ! spent the deuce oe {
lot Of time and money tsyine 70
trace you after ron LETT The csrni.
val. Old Bybee hnally told mo that
you'd run away and had probably
married your David. SO I took my
broken heart to China. Japan.
Egypt and God knows where. And