The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-16
LOVE THUMBS
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argus ard srwus' foa love Janet
don't you =
Yes. love her
-And yo1 want 10 marry her p
"Sos Il shes = wealthy girl
eoaidni support . wealthy girl.
Aunt Jenny. I wouldn't try. she
wouldn't be happy and ] ~ouidn
b. happy.
Wei, III have 10 see all those
millions befor. IN believe them.
Aunt Jenny announced with deter
mination
Think n Over
why. think Il over yourself
John. We aren't babes in the
weeds that We believe Marjorie
Handel There's some explanation
to THIS. Dtd Janet act Ike girl
who had lived Ia the lap Of luxury >
did abe act - though she had
millions at her command No, Of
course she didn't You know per
fectly well that she did not Jus,
be reasonable think II over"
ut didn't sound very reason
able now that I do stop TO think q
little" John admitted. Il was %
angry and was 90 amaxed-"
was Tainted
OF course you were. you were
lust 80 tainted by that terrible
Marjorie Handel that you just
lost your head and acted like q
fool. Why don't you just calm
down, John" Aunt Jenny suggest
ed wisely.
Let's 20 and find Janet anc
talk IL over with her. Come
there's some misunderstanding
But I read the letter her fatheI
had written to her. and her answer
at least a part OF IL.
And where did you get them =
Marjorie Handel had them here
She put them right down here or
the table in front of me. I couldn'i
help but read them. There the,
were right before my eyes"
Where are they now ,"
why, don't know. One Of ths
rsrls must have taken them along
Marjorie Handel did, l bet
Aunt Jenny said bitterly.
We'll. l ordered her out Of the
house. It's Just q pity l didn't dc
il DAYS ago. Well find Janet
This is Just some more of Mar
jorie Handers underhsndedness anc
don't you forget 1t.
Mistreated
ITS shame the way she's
treated that dear girl. and NJ
perfectly idiotic to think that janet
is pretending anything that sh'
isn't.
why, John. I'd stake my life
on il, and what she told us about
her past is the exact truth, and
don't you forget il. Wen find her
But they did not find Janet. VI
In her room there were hurried
signs that she had packed few
Of her belongings and she hsC
taken time to write cheerful lit
tie note to Aunt Jenny.
Perhaps my dream was not Il
be-" the note said. Il WAS mis-
taken about John. know nov
that he doesn't care.
Goodbye, dear Aunt Jenny, anc
thank you for all the lovely things
you have done for me.
Some day when ! feel happier
and I'm far away from all this
that troubles me now. ] viii write
you. With love. Janet"
Ito Be Continued)
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