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Yvonne drove directly to the steamship oiiicers o! her bank.

“l must sail tor France at once," she told an obliging and beauty smitten young man, "What, is the earliest booking I can get?"

"You can leave in two days on the Icviathan," he, told her,

"Is there nothing sooner?"

“There is a boat tonight at mid- night. but it would give you very little time to prepare." he said.

"Get me a tint-class cabin on that and accommodation tor my maid. Send it here," she gave him her card, “You are sure it sails to-

night?"

“Yes, tonight at 12"

Yvonne drove next to the theatre.

Mr. Drake, whose proiita on "Fest

and Furious" bed (or exceeded his

expectations, thanks to Yvonnde re-

turn, greeted her with great cheer-

iulness.

"I am sailing tonight tor France."

He looked at her stupidly, quite . sure he had not heard he: correctly. i She repeated her statement, "I am leaving tonight-I do not know when I shall return." I “But—but—" he stammered and; still gazed at her as though he were| having a nightmare. 5 "You can use the ballet number; without me," Yvonne continued. "Two ; o! the girls can dance unusually well. i Ii’ you start them rfiearsing now they 1 can fill in for me tonight." j This convinced him or her earnesb- ness. First he tried persuasion, then he attempteid to win her pity, then] he began to bluster, But to ell his‘ pleadings and threatenings Yvonne turned a deaf ear. Bhe was sailing at midnight.

"Then you’ll not get another chance with me,” he roared. "I'll tell the story o! how you break contracts for a whim all up and down Broadway. There isn‘t a manager who'll take a chance with you when I got through talking." . Yvonne shrugged and leit his o!- iice. He ran alter her, but she had disappeared.

SAILING TO RICHARD

At midnight Yvonne and the aa- tonished Lottie leit New York. Yvonne listening (or the boat to start l ielt as though the throb o! the en-l glues kept time with her own heart- 1 beats, Each one took her nearer i0; Richard. Never had a boat moved so

slowly, Yvonne paced the deck restU lessly. At times she wanted to scream.

in do something to make them sail. taster over the monotonous bIueI waves.

And always she thought o! Rich-

ard. She prayed he might stay l.

day or two in Paris. She could not

tell how tar behind him she might

be. Perhaps he would walk into Nor-

mandy as he had done in that far

away time when he had iound and

married her. ‘Ihat would give M!

time to arrive iirst, i1 she took the

train, i

Docking site six days oi fair sail-

lng weather, and what seemed to

most passengers a pleasant vvoys-ge,

Yvonne made inquiries at the W8-

toms.

The American Mi‘. Ross, had ar-

rived two deys previously. He had

gone directly to Paris. From there

they could not tell, thoiiih B01110 m"

bad said he would go to the inter-

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Yvonne pushed on to Paris. At the little hotel where they had stayﬁd when-they came time to Paris 8M learned that Richard had left on loot directly, be nearly thus. Trains were

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slow and uncertain. Surely there was some direct way. - . Then her (ace lightened. Catching tor Normandy two days beiorc. Yvonne thought rapidly. To. over- take him seemed almost hopeless; He would, by steady walking‘ and going I-nitie by the arm, she ran to her hired cab. Altar e. lewd zﬁmentls speech with the driver they were oﬂ, and Yvonne was altting perched on the edge ofthe seat ready to spring out the moment they eiiopped.

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They drew up beiore an office bearing in Hench the worda "Oom- mercial 1111M. Transcontinental Toure Arranged Bookinge tor Chan- nel croaliﬂle."

ioliowed her miatreaa into the oiiice where the aubeequent conversation ‘n bench alarmed her by lie vehe- inence. Suddenly it wee over. Yvonne turned a smiling lece to Lottie.

"Traiaa are elow, bottle. Automo- bilee an e little better-over our roldl. Andee-laball ny tebyoid heme!»

Lottie‘: lace mrned nay with Sear. Ber WI ﬁlled bee! until ﬁll whim ehowedﬂieymiezpeetixfmetpgo wwl 99°?" m. some.

Yvonne laughed. "Ne. Lottie, rm eoinetoleeveyeuhereuntiileome beck with my husband." ‘

Lottlfe {ace loet ita grey oolor, but bar eyee were etill svee-begue. "Dart like livin’ hen all alone, don't knew nobody, can't eey howdyjo no one." aha almost. walled.

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