The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-12-22
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help clear The air az q strange tan.
sion and sadness. All the way back
she drove the Kayo ct its best speed.
At home and across the river
again. standing In the yard In 'front.'
of the Owen house, Pete took Kay
gently n his arms.
y want You to know that I'm not
angry OF anything like that" he de-
clared. Its just that Il doesn't
make sense; there's no other thing
@ do. I'm wiring them In New
G 9zls:ns that Il Tn going to take the
Rays syss were On Pste's chest,
where the open ~" Of the white
shirt disclosed . wedge Of brown
slin. m miss you aWfully." ehe
.And IN miss .yox, but II can't
b helped I won't make any sug-
gestions or promises or ask any 81
you. Wen just have to let every.
thing take care Of itself. And at
least III b taking this night down
there with me; that's something.
sugar: Xay-dss me. Just oncs. viii
you7"
Kay looked up slowly, lifting her
lips to htS. In the moonlight his
eyes seemed to b glistening moist
Next morning in tho hustle Of
rising before dawn and preparing
for the fishing trip. Kay had littls
time to worry about Pete and Qua,
temala. Al she left tho house shA
felt . little guilty for having told
her mother the night before that
she was going fishing with some
1riends,s which, Of course, would
mean In the Kayo and not with Earl
Harrow on the Commander III. II
was necessary, then, TO run the
Kayo under > shed at tho yacht
club across from tho docks. When
this was done, Kay walked around
By Beach street, back 10 where the
big white yacht lay. She went
aboard and found Harrow already
on deck, smoking . thin long cigar.
He Vas IN white ducks and his old
mariners shirt.
II didn't believe Il WAS possible"
hs said.
"What Was possible?s
~That two people actually would
| get up at this hour Of the night %
The same tima But I see you're
here"
"You don't call this early?"
sOhs no. Not 1t MI. You have
NJ wrong. In town now, this would
merely b late. Time for . go-to.
bed snack ct IN all-night coffee
6hop or q nightcap on the pent.
house terrace. But this isn't New
s'I,l bet you've never been M this
Early before" Kay chided.
Earl Harrow. leaning On the ran
looked toward the east where the
|s0 Was tightening over the Allan.
tie. "Not often since the war; ho
said. SBut ! dawn patrol Was dif-
3erent. When you were through
you could sleep-n you were lucky.
1 Ass s Jon weren't lucky Il didn't
sIs Mr.. Winch stirrine?s
4r. Winch doesn't wish b b
brought 70 consciousness until
we're out among the hsh.s
lyon could have slept too. JON
know
"And have missed seeing you
come walking up n tho half light?
It's better than . SUNRISE
What Do you know about sun
"Your point he admitted.
win you help me- bring some Of
this stun aboard3" she asked. in
dicating the tackle and bait o. the
dock.
sRisAt.s
Whsn they had the tackle aboard.
Kay said, Anytime now. The
soonsr " start 10 better. L would
even have BEEN better II we'd
started IN the middle Of the night.
We could have gone farther down."
.Have . wait Just . bit,s hs
said. "Havs Jon had brsa6ast?"
y haven't q that che admit.
Hs led her insids and soon they
ware sitting ovsr eo&ee, toast egfs
and oranges. While they were eat
ing. Kay heard tho sound Of a
automoo1lo motor down b. tho dock.
side. Harrow rosa Excuse No Q
moment"
10 came hack with Ida Cauap.
bell. Hel-lot Kay g1seted n.
1T thought RI b % before every
body slsa. bnt ] 80 ! was wrong"
sThe Ash had better make Il
worth our WHILE Kay smiled.
She wondered bow Ida had heard
p the trip, Who had invited her.
Not Spike Winch, surely, for she
had consptrod with him % 60 that
Ida WAS not - b included. This
must b Harrow's own doing then.
And e meant that Ida was makine
really. considerable progress 81 her
pursuit q The producer. What I
jolly Htt1s party this was going 70