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"He's lost his money: do you think he has given up his club?" A "Ne: he still beats his wile."

"How did she ever get such a ,l:it noeel" "From butting In." i-iicpiiiy.

‘ To attract the tourist trade, which

kept away last year, Italy has abol- ished vise requirements and reduced railway and hotel rates.

‘Glen Valley on Saturday, May ll, I929, at one o'clock the iollew- 1 mare I0 years olil. Game k " 1 due

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Chloe gathered thshali tainted girl in her ample arms. "Come to Chloe honey; tell old Chloe what's the trouble. Don't worry ‘bout Miss Bo- lange, she'll be back soon."

"No, she won't, Chloe. She proh- ably never will come back. She's hiding in the Golden Girl, gcne with Fred and Jerry, and I'm the one that sent her. Oh. why wouldn't I listen to her?" She smoothed the crunvpled letter and read it again. It. was very brie! and to the point.

"Dear Constance-When you get thisI shall be gone. I am going to stow away on the Golden Girl. 1 can't bear to let Fred and Jerry go alone knowing what I do. Forgive me; I can't help doing this. I can't help it, Constance. SOLANGE."

Very slowly Constance got to her feet, "Make me some codee. Chloe.

on to cook call Btuyessnt double three six and make them ring until you get Mr. Clayton on the phone- I‘li talk to him when you get him- Now I want to think."

Awed and frightened, Chloe obey- ed, and while the smell oi coflee dril- ted in from the kitchen she sat P15‘ iently at the telephone tfylnlwffll" the Robbins household. when a gleepy voice answered st last she handed the telephone to COR-Slim!-

"This is Constance Terry spcakins. Tell Mr. Clayton that I want to spell‘ to him immediately. Yes, wake him. and be quick about it." She waited what, seemed an interminable time. then Clayton's Ismiiiar voice SD07" to her.

"What is it, Connie? Anything se- rious?" T

"Terribly serious, Gleywfl- 145"“ carefully-no, nobody: hurt. I lust need you. I want you to drive out W! Solsnge Harper's settles riaht IWIY- I'm here and I want to talk to Y0"- l-lurry. Will you come right l-WHY?"

"I'll start in Iive minutes, Connie. Will that do?"

“Anything, only hurry!‘

An hour passed beiore Constance heard the welcome noise o! Clayton's car drawing up outside the IBM °1 So-sos cottage. I-Ie ran UP i116 5WD! and dashed into the room.

"What is it. Connie?" he demanded Then looking around the 11mm" room, he added "Where's so-so? Isn't she in on this?"

"So-sds gone with the bolfi in ‘he

hot‘ and strong. and alter you put 1i» '

Golden Girl."

"Gone with-—you must be dream 1115-"

"I wish I were." She handed 111m So-sds note.

He read it and then looked st ht!- “I don't understand it-whstb back of all this, Constance?"

She collected herseil and told him the whole story. imishins will“ "AM 1 n-nuidnt stop them. Cisywn- 1 wouldn't tell Jerry. not when ti“ begged me to with tears in her eyes oh, Clayton, u they m s11 W“ lost-“

"They won't be." Clayton "id quietly. "n the ship wok °fl "W" with the girl's added weikhi. the?“ make it. Jerry and Fred are M amateurs, they'll all get there. or make a. sale landinl Bilmiwhfl’ What I can't understand yet is whY she did this mud. crazy» thins"

"I think," said Constance slowly. “I think I understand it now-she did ii: ior love oI-love ol-"

"But you say she doesn't love this man Fred even though she Ilfilml-"d to marry him."

I "Not Fred-J think now it was Jerry-had always been JerrY-‘l-‘l- ghere 5r; lots o! little thini! I 1*‘ member now. I was blind not to see

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i! ‘Wnef- Why she has adored him ior years, since long belore I knew him."

"But Connie, Jerry's in love with you."

"No he's not. Clayton. And, since W» are speaking the truth now, I'm not in love with him, either; we've never been in love with each other. When Jerry asked me to marry him it was agreed that we would be good friends, leave out the romance-you know how I've always talked-w

"But, Connie-you can't help that. It that was what you both want- ed——"

"I know, but without me he might have turned to Bo-so-I can't honest- iy‘believa that Jerry is in lovs with her, he's not conscio o! it iI he is. but 8040's leelings are very plain. She loved him. loves him now enough to risk her lite. I cared mostly for his succeas—"

"Poor Connie," he took her hunt‘. "There's iiothing you can do, my dear. but let the thing work itsel! out. I can't see that ‘you have done any- thinr wrong. when men so on dangerous enterprises they £1.15 face the danger o! not returning. Having admitted it and taken the chance they preier-to ignore the risk, to accept it rather as the price they pay ior pioneering."

"I know—1 know Jerry lslt that

way, and so slams, I suppose. But -

links-I can't get her tear-stained lace out oi my mind. Do you think I could still reach" them ‘by radio?" "1 ‘doubt iL-"Ihey have a email

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than broadcast their signals, or per- ham ask tor bearings irom passing ships. I think that all you can do is to wait and hope."

"Wait and hope-that's what wom- en mostly do, isn't it, except a few brave souls like Bo-so, who go alter what they want."

"Nonsense, Constance. She's s. love- crazed girl. I think you're undoubted- ly right about her feeling for Jerry and I hope you're not going to do anything Ioolish Just because she has isllen in love with your man."

Constance looked at him quietly. "I'm not going to marry Jerry, Clay- ton. I don't love him and,I can see now that we would both have been miserable."

“Don't be a quixotic iool Connie,” he said crossly, turning away from the stricken look in her eyes.

But Constance rose, and coining to ticns, because I knew you didn't love

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his side put her two hands on his shoulders. "Do you know the Iirst person I thought o! when this trouble came, Clayton?"

He did not speak and she contin-i tied, "The person I've always played’ with, fought with, turned to in any time oi doubt and trouble?" I

"Don't, Constance, you're nervous‘ and unstrung. You don't know what“ you're saying." .

She went on inexorably. "I remein- j her the time you asked me to marry you and I laughed at you, and you, said you'd never ask me again. Doi you remember, Clayton?"

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