The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-01

fitting gray suit, but Kay, looking Z
little the worse for wear in the eve
ming dress she had worn 70 his
party.
aPete-Kayr
Harrow rushed forward and put
his arms around her, then took her
by the shoulders and held her OF at
arms length, looking at her..
"Lord, but it's great to see you
again! And you're all Eght7" he
asked anxiously.
Absolutely" she assured him.
II expect I look . sight"
"Never mind how you look! Twas
crazy with worry. And Pete7
What's happened to you!"
1t was dramatic story that Pete
told. "They nabbed me ON the way
to the station" he said. IT walked
up toward town from here, You
know, when I left, and car picked
me up TO give me q lift. The next
thing ] knew was tied up and
bindfolded. They carried me some
where into the city. I knew that.
Then they chucked me in q stuffy
little room with nothing but 4 bed
and put some ily-faced young gun
man on me a. q guard. Nothing
happened for . while and the kid
wouldn't tell me q thing. Finally
they blindfolded me again, dragged
me to . telephone and somebodv
said he was going to ring your
number and get Kay, and I was 70
say was hurt and wanted her "a
come to me at q certain address.
u course, ] wouldn't do it and they
started beating up on me. I took r.
as well as could till finally the
blg.voiced fellow told them to ston
and 10 talked to me again.
HE said Listen, lad-don,t h. a
sucker! You're not worth q nickle
70 us except to save a little time and
trouble. We're going 70 ret fhs
owen kid anyway. # we don't eef
her tonight, then tomorrow when
she goes into town. or anytime Ne
get the chance, even II we have -
pump 2 couple Of muggs to do Il.
NOW, she amt going to Be hnrt
Get that through you. It's inst =
business proposition with ID. Rrt
u we have to grab her by forre
so'nsoodys going to take . sluc ~
Eve ana It might be her, Just by
scc'oent IN case anything happened
80. r .you want to do the r;cht
tnlng, just get onto this phone snS
40 IKE you're told"
fete told his part IN the tran v;th
OBVIOUS shame. "But I saw s. ~
way he said-as the least ~ .ne
evils" he explained. - '"o
You did the only thing you eon,d
90, Harrow assured him.
III course, Pete" Kay said.
m wen, that's what happened
linen they stuck me back = ~.
room TIL ! was able to make a n.y.
once ! knew they really had Ksvn
Pete told Of his experiene AZ. r;t Aa ~
.ao ana how he and Kay hal s ess
csPed together through the Ala,
and nag managed to find a cru;s;rgs
taM before they were pursued
we Just kept the ona cah IN
eoe nere," Pete remarked. aH .s
OUTSIDE now, waiting Tor his n,cra.zs
Hell get it-and no M = iM1oney.
iaeS warmly wal TT certainly Vss
foute telling me?s pete ST..
Win q sigh Of fatigue. kso
fete. Harrow said. srhi, 8. A..
second time you've saved ne = tne
my own foolishness and fhs .. .so@
time you're saved Kav. 7 Sonr s1cono
m ina s,5 you intend doing, but I'm A III
lug you what you are eoinr - ~. g.
k"u te gong to stay here viii v 20:
.sasS untli this blows over and 49, ~ u
ssslely under way with The sbo, were
s .% n !" going to take no for IN s s%a
Wen :. thanks. M. Pc.
sm r;I .eplied; He turned to Ts.
thoueS |. shy'y. T don't 6osz,'
d! Kay seized his hand. 70, 49,.
<eset I'm not going to LET :. .e coae
Pete ~ az; Ed3sht That's the s SuC sr !.
-, ssGood boyls Harro -.
Pete tn,pp pay Of that cab driyerss
ansyt I'VE. wen We can't seem IS s scs.
sRxsr can VET" he said y stoy
cMny should we?" Ks... =
,one Looked long into liz s ss1ed
ing to find the words i ny - eyes, ~.
Mnas she wanted 10 sav = tel! him
conc. = ~. -: The words won9dn
snyw.y s.s IN TIs ss the right worS.
49, ~ :. g. Elad 70 have Pets IN 80 e
' n0s ~ much mattsred k sass
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