The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-27
THIS HAS HAPPENED

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SALLY FORD. lG. ward Of the
u GLEN CARSON. She meets
DAVID NASH. athlete and stu-
dent, working ON the Carson
2:arns for the 4umWer. NheH Gar.
SON makes remnrkh about their
frlendship. David hits him. They
run away an0 Join a cnrnlval,
David nv cooks helper md Sally
nv "Frirccss i.nl!a," crystal gaxer.
In Capital City. location Of the
orphanHEc. sally II recognized
when the orphans come treopiug
into the show tent. chaperoned BY
beautiful "Lady BountIfuI."
The barker diverts attention from
her and she II saved. sally learns
from ARTHUR VAN HORNE.
"Lndy Bountifui" In ENID BARR,
wife Of u wealthy New Yorker.
The carnival moves on to m ad.
Joining state and sally and David
EO about the streets without feae
al detection. One day Sally q
pctriHcd to see MRS. STONE. ma
iron Of the orphanage. coming
tress signal to GUS. the barker,
who helps sally get away. not.
however. until Mrs. Stone makes
sure Princess I4nlla % Sally Ford.
Sally and David run AWAY from
the carnival and tramp all night.
David tells sally they will be
married in the morning. With q
ktrange fear that sometimes will
happen to prevent their marry.
ing. Sally and David hurry ON.
NOW co ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XKXvIII
ssCANFIELD is a county seat. -
~ David shouted exultantly be.
fore his long strides had brought
him back to Sally. 1.-THE driver OF
the milk truck guessed why
wanted to know" he added in Z
lower voice. as he came abreast OF
her and took her hands to swing
them triumphantly. HE says. we
crossed the state line about 10
miles back and that the marriage
laws are very easy on clippers here.
In some states you have to estab.
lisL legal residence before you
can be married, but there'll be no
trouble like that here. Elopers
from two or three bordering states
come here to get married. he says.
We're In luck, sweetheart"
you didn't tell him our names? ?"
Sally asked anxiously. MRS. Stone
will have sent Ont . warning"
I'm not quite such an idiot =
David laughed. "even II I am crazy
In love. Now the next problem II
breakfast. I suppose farmhouse
will be the best bet. It wouldn't
be safe for us to hang around Can.
Held for three or four hours, wait.
ing for the marriage license bureau
to open. We're going to be mar.
ricd, darling. before the law has 4
chance to lay IT. hand on u.s."
They trudged along the state
highway. miraculously revived By
hope that all their troubles would
soon be over, their eyes searching
eagerly for q farmhouse. And lust
over the rise OF Z low hill they
found tia tenant farmers I'M.
painted shack, from whose chimney
rose . straight column Of blue
smoke.
They found the family at break.
fast-the wife q slim, pretty. die.
contented.looking girl only = few
years older than Sally: the hus,
band, thick: short, dark and dour.
ct least q dozen years older than
his wife; and = tow.headed baby
boy OF three.
The kitchen was an implanted
and unpapered leanto OF rough,
weather-darkened pine. But Sally
and David had eyes only for the
tall stack Of buckwheat cakes. the
platter Of roughly cut. badly fried
Side meat" the huge graniteware
coffee pot set on Q Clipped plate Il
the center Of the table.
Breakfast" the dour tenant.
farmer grunted. in answer %