The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-26

SALLY FORD 70 left NJ the
state OrphnnaEe when she 10 four
BY wOmnn who says she 10 the
chtld's mother hut who S,eves re-
turns. Al 10 salty - alarmed
out" 10 GLEN CARSON and goes
10 her new home with the STATUE
OF servant. sally fOrgets hcs
NASH. handsome y0unR studens
Of scientific farming. who n
working ON the Carson earm tOs
the snnlmer.
PEARL. l'lem's daughter. hnses
Sally because David plainly pre-.
+ ecrs Sally 70 hcs and henps tn
suits on the defenseieas orphan
David asks sally to go TOR walk
with him 30 he cum show her how
lovely the farm In by moonlight.
On sudden Impulse she tells
him that tIeM Carson has warned
her to have nothing 10 d with
David a. he and Penrl are prnc.
ideally engaged David st00fly
denies this ana aces In J'lem's re-.
mnrks schrme To unite bis
grandSn Tiers pince with the l.ns.
son acres. A. they talk quietly
they are .smrtIed Ivy Carson's
voice.
VOW co ON WITH the STORY
C1AF Eli y
nAvlD and Sally had been sitting
y at the end OF the corn field. IL
plain sight OF anyone who cared te
spy upon them When Glen Car
sons harsh below startled then
tut OF their innocent condolences
David Jumped to his feet. Offering
a hand to Sally. who was trembling
30 that she could scarcely stand.
Were uot in the corn. Mr. Car
son." David called. his voice vi
brating with indignation "I'll have
to ask you TO apologize for what
you said. ST. There's no harm In
two young people watching the
moon rise at 10 o'clock"
Carson came striding out OF the
corn David. feet planted rather
Tar apart. looked as II he were
oraced for attack and the farmer
after an involuntary shrinking to
ward the shelter of the corn. ad
sanced again. an apologetic smile
~ his brown face
Reckon spoke hasty." he con
:eded. but Jim said he seen YOU
two young.uns sncaking off into
the corn and It got my dander 10
I'm responsible to the orphanag.
for Sally. and don't aim to have
her going back in disgrace. Bette,
get back to the house. Sally. and
60 to bed. seeing as how you've
got to be up at halfrast four In
the morning. You stay back a min
ute. Dave. want to have a little
talk with you"
I'm taking Sally to the hou@
Mr.. Carson" David said grimly.
On the walk back to the house
there was no opportunity for David
to reassure the frightened. trem
bling girl. for Carson plowed dog
gedly along behind them. as they
walked single file between the rows
Of corn. When they reached the
kitchen. where Mrs. Carson was
setting great pans OF yeast bread
to rise on the back OF the range.
Sally ran to the stairs. not paus.
in& for goodnight
The next morning at breakfast
It was plainly evident that David
had said one or two other things
to Glenn Carson. and that be Ia
turn had passed them on to Pearl
For Pearls. eyes bore traces OF
tears shed during the night. and
the high color Of anger burned IA
her plump cheeks. Carson's anger
and chagrln at losing all his hopes
Of David - . son-in. law and OF
acquiring. through bis marriage 70
Pearl. the netghborine farm tor
hls daughter. expressed itself 10
heavy ~joshins." each word tipped
With venom:
Well. we'll. how's our Sally this
morning. What do you know
about thil. Ma?-our little Or
phont Annie II stepping out! To.
Or. she Amt letting no grass grow
under her teetl Caught hersele N
Teller. she has!"
Eat your breakfast. Glenn. ana