The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-09-26
COPYRIGHT 1923 81 NEA SERVICE INC.
THIS HAS MAPPENED

sYBlL THORNE,. Doslen seele.
~ girl. has naarrlea RICHARD
EuSTIS. q faselnallag p0ue.
After nve.day romance the wed.
ding In Havana hnfbOH cuom1ooteo
sybil's nsaadest and grinnest ~.
the delicious scandal Of Beston's
elite. Her romantic aaventures
began nj -, svhea ahe fell eu love
With JOHN LAWRENCE, WA~
was sent to france With the 4.
+. +. ON the eve 81 their aaS-
rtaEc. When she received sotl.
missing In action. sybll-lnsase
WITH gFief-began 70 6eek forget.
: 1uDness.
Finally she becomes engsge1
to CRAIG NEWHALL, . wealthy
and desirable bachelor, but-a0t
; e. :. q A:5 ,, lsvsns 'i s:.xr s.'s
social worker. Before calling
she promises Craig . aeclsies o
her return. At the time she %
fcnrfully upset because Of The
death 0f her father an1 the ssh
sequent marriage Of her brOther.
TAD. tn VALERIE WEST. D Girl
whom sybil instlnctlvely dlslikes.
On shipboard she meets Eustls.
WIN wo0s her ,madly. and finally
sweeps her into m lmpeluous
marriage. On their We11lnG
night he becomes lnt0xleated md
sybiI. In the morning. threatens
to leave him. a reeemcIlIatlen
two dreadful weeks-nirhard 70
alternately charming and repu1.
sive. Until a. last Sybil deteve
mincs In leave him.
NOW co ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER Xxx
CYBIL bit the tip Of her pen
- holder, and drew her brows
together. Then. dipping the pen
resolutely. she began to write rap
idly.
Dear Richard"
For q moment she considered the
salutation. Then, drawing her pen
brusquely through 1t, tossed It
aside. and took another sheet. But
presently she wrote again. Dear
Richard" and after It. o. though
suddenly determined, scrawled
rapid words, one after the other o
II they flowed OF their own accord
from q suddenly voluble pen.
Dear Richard.
There arc some things q woman
canlot stand-not even II she
loves the man who hurts her. And
| an beginning to wonder. Rich.
u ever DID love You.
The scene In thes foyer tonight
was horrible. I had rather die
than spend another night with you
like this. Two wccks-anlI
every other night OF them hell.
I an, going to Mabel now. I
suppose when yOu wake up. and
sober OF. you will try to find me.
l hope TINT wo will be ON tho way
horne BY then. II we cannot get
passage Immediately, ] can only
bcg that you will leave mo alone.
l wish these weeks might bo like
. closed chapter IN = book one
could lay away-and try to for.
get.
Please, lsich-lf son love me
bc kind. Nab will keep our g.
crct, 4 only you'll lot It BE . se.
crct.
Good.by.
She blotted It without reading It.
Locked the trunk. and put tho key
In her bag.
I'll send for It." she decided,
Tin the morning."
Deliberately she powdered her
nose. and touched her cheeks and
lips with rouge. Stopped TOR Z |
moment to spray black narcissus
from her little enamsled atomixer.
and buhed her nails vigorously.
while she surveyed her recumbent
husband. There ~ere 20 many
things about him she had learned
10 dislike.
Drunk or SOBER" she reflected
But It was liquor that made him
altogether impossible. At 6rse 10 |
became stupidity sleepy. Then, |
when she reused him. he grew |
lmorous. And that was worse. Oh.
much worse!
MABEL and Mr.. Moore. at their |
- favorite cafe. we're slipping