The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-23
eSaBEAN BEAUTY z AR5S%SRS

sThen m come" PETE declared.
Spike sighed family.
Harrow rose and o4sred bic hand
- Pete.
"Then, bygonss ars bygsnss, and
from now On we'go III % the level
s nth s:;a ether aud business =
Pete found himself hline tais
man b had hated. There Was ot
once . ealmnees, Q jauntinoes, and
N mir q rigid sincerity IN that
lean, tanned face With 1ts boule.
vardierS mustoeho, itO ohroWd,
tired Gyeo. He put his Aa1d tor.
ward.
-As''lussly:-. :. 's;@
Thse night the Dayeona Beach
pepper had . headlined otesy telling
|ee - explooloo and tho Speeue,
eoeob part boing left cut Harrow
w. Qceeo9 . saying that raeket.
|ee9o Nbe bad 4ol)oWoa him from
New Yeek eyide1ely hoA - Q tina
bomb aboard hi 49, o81 thAA Il
Miss Own hadn't boo0 0u3ding
about at To inlaks - 9voo Of
al the party might have 6ssa lost
The Harrow party had abandoned
IT. plan for . tropical cruise and
Vas returning % o0eo . New York.
in Jacksonville.
Kay was bswildered, anxious
and happy. but not Of all fright
ened. Whatever was happening
was unavoidable and decidedly IN.
teresting. It was the sort Of thing
she had yearned for-adveatur6,
change, excitement . touch of the
bizarre. Aud now that there
seemed 70 b a understanding b.
tween Harrow and Pete. and ehe
was no longer obliged - choose b.
tween them and to let her emotions
enter into their rslationship. She
was no longer IN . false position:
whatever happened would happen
and that would b that
So the next day the Commander
III, With due ceremony, left Day.
tona Beach and headed north n tko
river ehannel Kay watched from
her dock and cav the boatS Whtto
beauty silhouetted against The
green shore o1 the maitland How
much had happened sineo 6rse she
saw that lovely white beat lying
alongside tho city dock She laughed
softly - herself Whe1 che yemam-
bered that her 6rst feeling had besn
one of anger toward tie sdppee
-kA k~A A{@l go e. 49, ~1an~ meme M
reserved for The Kaye. And the
Kayo-on the bottom o1 tAe eeean.
But Harrow had drawn . check 10
cover the loss. She was keeping the
check for . few dayS, before cash
ing e, - . memento q The pleasure
she had known for years = The 1T
She and Pete spent . quiet sve-
ming together, dropped into . movie
and rode up and down The beach n
. borrowed ear. The beach Was
smooth and hard from tAe storm
and tho night was soft and clear.
i Vas only then that Kay began 70
1eel . regret for having - lsays
She pressed Psts's hand q IL
wheel.
.whaA babz!" 10 asled softly. .
really I'm settled down and ] know
what I want o. I've had e. this q
the place for M. ] love T. 1t must
have bean born n NJ"
SHere, too PETE Said oolemaly.
!: There WAS . pause and b ssid.
|"And maybe oeme day.
!. 10 hssitated anH1 shs audgsd
him. sSouao day What3"
s'Nothine. I Wos dreaning.s
sits your privileGs," Kay said
softlY. 9And IL abodt ~ NEST 4un
n LIE. isn't it3s
"Aboot" 10 agFsed.
He lssnsd ever and klssed her
ear which ~ Wind. otEsani1s
through her hair had uAeovoro6
Kay sighed and mevod e2eees -
him. Sh0 didn't h6w what Was
ahead, but sho id mev that Qhe
vas vefy hap1ys especially q this
Next DAY Kay Seeo te6eee dawn
b take tho early morning train .
Jacksonville. Pete had LIT ALREADY
b bus. Drea6aStinG a!ene n the
kitchen, sho felt stronee 81 To Qujet
dark house Tor tho last tim0 81
heaven knew When. 9ho mew that
when 0ho crossed II thleGhold, her
bse = han4 . eenllsesly asw Ms
York !. :, t. thooAor . publie3tY
:. maybe happinea9t certainly ID
venture q tho ooye that oooAoo .
her most thrilling.
Finally ~ hsesd - .ted."
which vas 1Iivea u 60 & 4a1.