Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-14
tBEcIN HERE TODAY

LANE BARRETT. Is and beam
fiful. tries I'm win 20 forget VAN
ROBARD when his engagement ~
announced to MURIEL LADD,
popular d~ebutante. LANES moth
err. CASs BARRETT. e. nm actress
md IL IL during CasS's engagement
In stock mt n fashionable Long
Island summer colony that the
BarretfS meet MRS. CLEES-
PAUGH, wealthy widow.
Cass goes on tour In the fall Lame
becomes Mrs. CIeespauEh'S secre-
tary. Give CLEESPAUGH, the
widows only son. asks Lame 20
marry him. Give cnnnOt inherit
his fathers fortune unless ne mar
ries before he ~ ~. Lame ne
cepts. agreeing the marriage ts TO
be n matter of form only.
TRESSA LORD. Jealous OF
Tiane. tries 10 make trouble for
her. Tressa connives unsuccesw-
fully with n gang OF binekmnIlers.
Later Lame IL kidnapped hut res
eued by McDERMID and Give.
Lame and Give nre married.
spend " honeymoon I'm the south
and then return north. MurfcI
elopes with CHICK DESMOND.
newspaper reporter. Weeks pass
mud Lame encounters Robard ON
the street. He begs her 90 20
broad with him. She confdca I'm
Cass and learns she e. not CnsS's
daughter hut the child Of Cnss's
sister. LUIsl. and Richards step
father. LEfxn was Robard's irst
wife. Van ~ Killed I'm nm autOmo-
bile accident. Lame g.
wheImcd ny n sense or guilt md
finally runs away. In n New Jrr-
ney town she finds work. half
starves herself md becomes I'll.
n RECEIVERS and with health
comes the knowledge OF the deeP
love she has for Give. Believing
Give cares for Trcssa and rom
siderinE his happiness above her
own. she suggests n divorce. Give
says the matter shall be M she
wishes. Tressn comes TO visit
them. she declares Lame hns lost
her husbands love.
CNOw co ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XIV
ITO be young II 20 be impatient
- Tomorrow will not do. II mus
be today Lame, thrashing about
for & solution 10 her difficulties
was minded 10 20 to CIiYe and show
her cards. She wanted 70 say
shall we make a clean break OF III
1 think we'd better. We can't sc
on this way"
Lame scarcely knew what held
her back from this move because as
the days passed and Tressa's air o.
proprietorship over Give deepeneC
her agony increased. She said 4
herself, This Is uncomfortable. Any
thing would be better than this"
But because she had suffered
greatly in the past year she TEN
ported. She watched and waited
by turns despairing and then hope
full.
The day Tressa drove into towr
with Give Lame endured agoniel
OF jealousy. The worst OF Il wa
that she had NJ right TO resentment
Only four months ago, she had sale
TO Give. Il love someone else" Sh,
had expected sympathy and under
standing. She had not stopped 4
wonder how he might be hurt.
1--WE learned a lot about love-
Lame unused sadly. Il may make
a great many mistakes in the fl
ture but never the same one.
again"
Muriel came out that day for tea
She was a gay and bright eyed
Muriel in a red capped coat anC
bright hat which made her look like
robin redbreast himself.
They talked or nothing and o.
everything as they slipped their tea
Lame found Muriel watching hel
curiously. The other girl blurtec
out suddenly, Don't think me .
busy-body. but I must tell you
everybody's talking about the dead