The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-02
THIS HAS HAPPENED

SALLY FORD, ward Of the state
0rphannge since she vas four, is
alarmed out" to GLEN CARSON
tlie summer Abe % 10. and meets
DAVID NASH. student. who 10
working on the Carson farm.
David hits Carson when he makes
remapke about Davia's friendshlp
join . carnival. David ~ cooks
helper and sally NJ "Princess
Lalla." crystal gaser.
In Capital City, location Of the
osphaasge, Sally % recogntsea
by ONE sf a crowd OF little or.
phans. chsperened by q beautiful
"Lady Bountlful." Quick aetion
On the part q the barker diverts
Attentions iron Sally. Sally learns
her with His NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Bountiful - ENID BARR, wife
~ Z wealthy New Yorker.
In another state sally and Dae
vld believe danger Of 6elccti0n 10
over. and they IN freely about.
MRS. STONE. uiatroa Of the OF.
fronts her ln the sjdeshow. AgaiD
GUS, the barker, comes to her
rescue and she. manager 20 set
away. She md David Zee and
pIan 10 get married. The preach.
er ls saytmg the llrst woPds 1t the
scrvice VIXEN Mira. stone and Enid
Barr rush O. ana stop them. Esld
c0nfesses there that abe II saDly's
!aether. sally clisgs to David.
marry Him. F1nally sally agrees
to 60 With Enld. but 0nty after
DAVID promises he will finish Als
college work and come for Der
later. In Kansas City. whefs
Enid takes her new.1ound dau0hs
ter. Sally meets Enid's husband,
COURTNEY BARR. for the Aest
crystallises when be tells her
that to protect En1a they cannot
take sally On their houe just yet.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XIII
TT was the loving distress on
: Enid Barr's quivering face that
quickly brought Sally to Devil.
dered, humiliated submission.
rather than the cold anger and I'll.
concealed hatred in Courtney Barr's
pale gray eyes. Enid had left the
arm Of her husbands chair and
had drawn Sally to q little rose.
upholstered settee, and It was with
her mothers hand cuddling hers
compassionately that Sally listened
as the mans heavy. judicial voice
went on and on:
II am sure. Sally. that when you
have had time for reflection you
will see my viewpoint. Naturally.
your mothers happiness means
more to me than does yours. and
! believe I know my wife we'll
enough to state positively that .
newspaper scandal or even gossip
among our own circle would cause
her the most acute distress. It
shall be our task. Sally, to SEQ that
she Il spared such distress.
I'm sorry to appear brutal
Barr said stiffly. but It II bet.
ter Tor 10 TO face the facts. Tor Il
our friends ever know them they
will not mince words. II you
should come into our home now.
as you are. gossip would imme.
diately set themselves to dig up
the facts. Too many people already
know that Sally Ford has been
sought BY the police @ a-delin.
quent. My wife Nd I could not
possibly hope 4 Explain our o..
traordinary interest n q. runaway
orphan. Do you agree With dc.
Sally?" He tried 70 make hls voice
kind. but his eyes were % cold and
hard q steel.
"Yes. SIR" Sally lgreed "a her
meek. INSTITUTIONAL voice. But she
felt so sick with shame and anger
that her only desire then was to
rum and run and run until she
found haven In David's arms. At
the thought. some Of the spirited.
meas which Ter few weeks OF inds,
pendence had fostered In her 90.
serted itcclG "But. Mr.. Barr. Il