The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-17
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sWhat, Pete3" What were you
ses!PSE s K ;::y1
sMust have been something
SJuSt that ! want you to make up
your own mind and make It up
pretty definitely before you 90
through with our little plan. I
wouldn't have you b sorry Tor any.
thing"
Kay knew &C the moment that she
should tell him her mind WAS BY no
means made up, that she Vas IN.
certain and perplexed about al the
forces now tugging 1T her and want
ed time and . clear insight before
doing anything, but she felt that
perhaps because Of his condition
this vas not the best time to speak.
Pete looked we'll: he looked cured;
but even . slight conclusion could
upset the mental and nervous bal.
aneo temporarily and q shock, Q
quarrel or anything Of the sort
might not b good for him. So what
she said Wss:
~. Pet: It,: you're about - nice .
t00y come.
That evening Harrow called for
her and insisted she have dinner
with him aboard the boat. He was
at last ready to sail, he said, and
would have few chances to see her
tor . long time.
II Was . pleasant meal and q
pleaaant evening and KayVEes more
bswildered than ever a. sat on
the deck chatting with Hal low and
Spike, watching the moon rise over
the eastern shore Of the river. They
could b two Of the most consider.
ate, most entertaining men she
knew, and one in particular could BE-
- attractive - any man she ever
had seen. Yet she could not helm
thinking Of all that had happened.
and Of Pete lying out in the hospital
west Of the city.
At about nine o'clock they heard
. motor down BY the dock and saw
Ida Campbell's big Pierce come nos
ing W.T., /: g Raisf1 :.l S'' e no On. !,
particular.
Harrow rsss. Excuse me-" he
A man IN . ehau1sur's cap came
rs: !. Ha.rrov,~
Mrs. Campbell would like 70 60
ycc: Weuld you mind riding back
Spike and Harrow exchanged
"Shs didn't have time 70 come for
you herseH. the man explained,
hut she told me to tell you Il was
quiee important that che 80 you
Spike chueklsd softly to himself.
Harrow did not hear him. but Kay
.Ive . guest aboard" Harrow
said, saud-well, let me see."
He turned to Kay. sKay. would
you excuse me for say half a hour.
I've no idea what it's about, Bat ida
wants 70 80 me. know shouldn't
mere!y run on this way and"
TITS perfectly IN right" Kay
.In Just b . moment then.
wnsn darrow had gone, Spike
said THAT Campbell Jane eets IN
my hair. It's Just like her to puil
2 stunt Ike thiA III bet che even
knew Jon were here"
/. Kay laughed easily. ssNot that
i could mattor TO me-" aha said.
SBut ! do wonder Why ida didnT
como hersek-"
Kay stopped % suddenly that
"what's the matter!" 10 de-
"spikel I've . terribly sill,
idea. Maybe I'm losing my mind.
but viii you Do somethin9?h
! For you? Kill whom!"
"Csll Ida's house at once and Az
her-aigure It out any way Won ean.
| but ask her il Mr.. Hsrrows thsre
Find out Il she really cent Tor lin =
i Spttes broad, battered face
Isosued 70 widen and onen vith -.
tonjehmenk He blinked his Iit4ie
$500 81 Ss.i Eyes and began 70 scratch
| .. ss:s:s suffering ereeodil..." ;.
=: jumped up and ran down Ii.
sstiek right where you .r... =.
called over his shoulder. "
j HO was back quickly from ia
1earose telephone and bis face ~
Igreve. -
rhers wasn't svsn any .aswsr.>
~Ae ran inside and came out with
AelIy, cue Of the Two 'tmuexs."
I. ought = have my head exam.
! s - etoaned: letting him ret
. body along. 49, y"
III II neveT saw that chauHar- !.
fe1e," Kay said. AT Arst Il didrst
j dawn on me and then I realise6 ho. |.
sss1nIEys. y was that Ida didn't cone
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