The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-06

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CHAPTER XIX
THE next morning-the caruival's
second and last day IN Stanton
Sally ovsrslspk She ala not
awaken until . tiny hand tugged
impatiently 1t her hair. Her dark
blue eyes dew wide In startled our.
prise. then recognition OF her cur.
roundings and OF "Pitty Sing" the
midget. dawued In them slowly.
You looked 20 pretty asleep that
I hated to awaken you" tho mloget
told her. "But IT, getting late. ana
! want my breakfast I'm dressed"
The little woman wore . cont.
cally maturelooking dress OF blue
linen. made doll-sise. By . pattern
which would have suited . woman
Of 20. Sally impulsivsly took the
tiny face between her hands and
laid her lips for IN instant against
the softly wrinkled cheek. Then
she sprang out o. bed. careful not
to "joggls" the midget who had
been % emphatic about her die.
taste for being josgled.
There's . bucket Of water and q
tin basin." Aiso Tanner told her
brusouely. 70 hide the pleasure
which Sally's cerees had given her.
All the other girls have gone to
tho cook tent - you can dress In
peace"
y didn't thank you properly last
night for taking my part against
Nita." Sally said shyly. q she has.
tily drew on her stockings. "But
! do thank you. Betty. with all my
heart. was 90 frightened-fol
David"
what I said to Nita will hold her
Tor . while" Betty Tanner nodded
With satisfaction. But I don't
trust her. She'll do something un1
derhand II she thinks she can get
away with It. But don't worry.
Once the carnival gets out OF this
state. you and your David will be-
pretty safe. don't think the police
will bother about extradition. even
Il Nita should tip them Oh. In the
meantime. III break tho lirst Law
OF carnival and try to learn some
thing Of Nita's past I've seen her
turn pale more than once when Z
detective or . policeman loomed
up Unexpectedly and seemed to DO
giving her the once-over. Oh. dear,
I'm setting to be as slangy as any
OF the girls" she incurred.
After Sally had splashed in the
tin basin and had combed and
braided her hair. she hesitated for q
long minute over tho two new
dresses that had mysteriously found
their way into the equally mystic
T:ouf new In trunk. She caught her.
self up 1t tho thought OF course
they were not mysterious! Pop"
and Mrs. Bybee had provided them.
out OF the infinite kindness OF their
hearts. We're they always 90 kind
to tho carnival's new recruits?
Gratitude welled up in her impres.
eionable young heart: overflowed
her lips In song. a. she dressed
herself In the little white wolfe.
splashed with tiny blue and yellow
Wild flowers.
Last nights breeze had brought
With It . light. cooling shower. and
still fingered under the hot caress
Of the June sun. Sally sang, Ct
Betty's request. 20 she sped across
vacant lots to the show train rest.
ing ensineless on . spur track. At
the sound Of her fresh. young voice,
caroling IN old song OF summer.
time and love. David Nash thrust
his head out Of the little high win.
dow In the boz Of q kitchen 1t the
end Of the dining car. and waved
On egg-turner ct her. lips and teeth
and eyes flashing gay greetings to
her.
Better tell your David how
Nita's been carrying on" the mid.
get piped from Gally's shoulder.
Song 6ed from oally's throat and
heart NO. she shook her head,
She couldn't b . tattletalo. II the
orphanage had taught her nothing
elso L he'd taught her not to be 4
taJe.bearer. Besides, 70 talk Of Mia
and her threats would make II
necessary 20 tell David al that
Mia had said. and at the thought
Sallyis cheeks went scarlet. Il
might kill bic friendship Tor her I'd
let him know that others-appar4
emily Ill the carnival tolk-had
labeled that friendship love" why
couldn't they let her and David
alone3 Why snatch up this bsau1
ttfuJ thing. this precious friendship
and maui e about sticking labeld
III over 4 until e was ruined3
She had placed the midget IN he'd
own little high chair Ct her own
particular table n The privilege car
Ind was hufrying down tho car
bound Tor tho cook tent and he'd
own oroettast when Winfield By.
BE- and BIZ wife catered. Mrs. J.
Bybee was dressed . Il TOR . Jour.
pey q importance.
Winfield 8ybee doomed out q
erecting % Sally. tlltiaS his head
= peey Into bes smillng niue eyes
'Au dolled % and jootipg pretty
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