The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-09-15
man enough. eh7 Well, there, darn

you'll"
He propped Warren on the run
ming board, and for lack Of water,
started rubbing the back Of the un-
conscious mans head. Blood drip
ped from Warren's cheek, making
= stream on his chest. Jack went
down to the bay and filed his hat
with water. It ran out as through .
sieve. But little remained. He flung
that in Warren's face. The man
moved slightly. His eyes came part
y open; quickly shut again. Jack
left him, and started taking stock
Of himself. He pulled out his hand
kerchief. His trousers were badly
torn, but he did not notice that.
He went back to the bay, washed
the blood from his face and be-.
gan putting on his shirt.
When he had finished he walked
back to Warren, who had come to.
Groggily, he got 70 his feet, sway
ING from side to side. He steadied
himself, holding to the car, picked
up his shirt and slowly put it on.
He did not bother with his tie.
When he had slipped his coat on.
Jack said: Get in. III drive"
Warren slid In and Jack walked
around the car and took his posi-
ton behind the wheel.
Circline the back Of thu island.
he stopped the car just outside Of
the Flamingo gates. Without .
word or look at the battered man
In the seat beside him, be got out,
and walked OF down the road. leay.
ing Warren to get into the hotel
grounds . best he could. /
Hailing : tad, hs directed: TO
. Turkish bath" j,
It'll have to buy . suit. too. h.
fore train time," he unused.
Would Jack pound Jimmie terri.
bly,, Patricia wondered. Well. after
ill, It Jimmie hadn't made love to
hsr and hs really shouldn't
have. But . man has . right to .
love somebody II his wife doesn,t
-. Did Aunt Pam love him under
the veneer Of her boredom, = Dad
ums said!
! mustn't think Of that. It's too .
late. They have parted. And
I've troubles Of my own to thinl
about. -. Oh, what am I soine
to do? ! can't leave Dadums
and I can't leave Jimmie. ..i
simply can't leave Jimmie.
Her father came out on the var.
anda. He looked strangely old. Il
ansered her to have him look old
Pee use Of her. But her heart
throbbed painfully for him. h,
talked - Il things we're unchar.esl
between them. They had breakfsst
rose. 20 soys
"Yes."
SO ana ]: Let's 20 On tie .ft.r.I
aVV0 GI0AQs
He looked ct her. Not pla.din..j
y. Nor rsproachfully. smiiinsIv 81.
lions. - 'nsSEuc'
Buy both tickets to 1.cl...
vile. Maybe W ean-ston oiS 49,
for" she choked- - 80 .n
gethsr." 1sys 20
He turned away quickly - III.
tne tears that sprang to his evss
ae understood her battle. Ana ~ 81:
heart ached for her. ' n's
She played . eame az 4.,,,. -.
:. Mens Tor 2 swim. ;. Are thev ~, -
y nowi Or arr they Just s ~ y
on together. How strsnss = ne
s ss.m e take : long drive ont 81"
s 0ssun1ol Royal Palm woods r;ts
somebody you are soiur 4 ,, m..e
wnen you ret there. How - .sae
-. ana how terriblel Would t lSsn
VT pounding without ! wo =, !;
. AsyDe after all Jimmie 80 -.
m .,;I9nfer pr than hs she thought him. I =.
i a.tas GET the better Of Jack. Tho e.s
.estner bags might rrov .. A ne
strong muscles on : m. SO" very
no; not 80 strong as rocks. Out
Inexplicably She VA 49, ...:..
that It should Be 10, s.usned