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anonymous charmer: — chew 11"“ thlnga—-in connection with O'BRI- Her common sense told her 8110 could not possibly’ be 111 1°V° Wm‘ the man. It was not even aﬂectlon “"° “‘.‘,”.‘°“““‘.."‘lf.o"‘.§’: ‘.‘E.?;‘ and g osty com 1’ thing long since obliterated. A dead memory stir by the BIIIPW ﬁnd meanmgless p ‘yslcalv resemblance between the llvinz DB8” and me one gene orever.

These facts Juliet repeated calm- ly to herself. Nevertheless, a smothered sullen heart interfered with her breathing. If she was to co-operate with him in business she could not always be stumbling over his admirers. Poor McSpadden’s adulation or his hero hgd given Ju- liet. an uncomfortable idea. indeed- Irresistibly she was drawn once more to his office.

“Get the devil away from there!" roared O'Hara as she tapped 00 his door.

He couldn't possibly know, Juliet told herself, who was outside. “That's not a. very nice Way to re- ceive visitors," she told him, enter- ing. ‘

He satyat, his desk, face flushed and glowerlng. From his eyes shone a. reddish light reminding Ju- liet of a bulldog.

“Well, what do you want?" he demanded thickly.

Von Guerdoii. lil€i‘(‘ also, stared at Juliet as though she were an in- truder.

She stopped stark still. “I've made a mistnke—I want nothing at all," she said icily and then turned and marched erectly out.

A bitter current of indignation rushed through Juliet. He was I boar, an ill-bred swine of a, man, disgustingly dillerent from the cherished memory of the buoyant and tenderly chlvalrous lover of her past. This realization blew through her mind like 2 clean cool gale.

She would not again hover on the perilous brink of illusion . . .

From now on it was all going to be hard, persistent work. O'Hara wasn't a discouragement-he was a challenge. she knew in her heart she possessed a better intellect than he, knew she could toughen her hide and establish herself impregnably in this amazing business.

In a taxicab, on the way to the Ambassador to fetch her luggage back to the Institute, her brain teemed with cool calculations for the future. Every day, she could see, would be a. struggle. A war of conﬁding emotions and‘ambl- tions. Once established in the suite Madame Hubert had offered her Ju- liet would be in the position of a ﬁeerligral who camps on the battle-

0’.l-lai-a‘s insulting manner had not been directed exclusively at, Ju-

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lbonded to the nizht bell openedtheirongrilledoorsfoi-her. The whole place was dimly lit with I. soft bulb here and there.

"thank you no much.” Juliet said. when he had delimited her boll 111- side the parlor of the recovery suite. She gave him a dollar and he left beaming with gratitude.

There were two silk-shaded lamps in the small parlor and these Juliet lit one after mother. The room glowed with soft meliowness. A pleasant fatigue of mind and body was upon her. Tonight she would sleep deeply luxurious and untrea- bled in the superlative bed with its silken coverleis in the next room.

Already 5. pleasant was stealing over her, and with lei- surely movements she began dis- robing.

There were great double windows, but Juliet did not trouble to drtw the curtains. In this tall and remote fastness there could be no spying eyes. she opened a bag and got into mules and a china-silk negligee.

The day was finished — and a glorious day it had been too. For a moment she beside a tall win- dow looklng out over the glittering carpet of lights. that was the city. at her feet. It was at this moment she became aware through some slight sound, that she was not alone.

Something inside her breast like a great cold hand. clutched and squeezed her heart and held it stone still. Very aiowly—she turned her head and then her body.

Framed in the doorway leading to t 9 bedroom stood the broad-

ouldered figure of O'Hara. lie was fully clad except that he wore a di'essing—gown instead of a. coat and slippers instead of shoes; on his feverish face was the staring ex- pression of a man who sees an ap- parltion.

Juliet‘s first pang of alarm began to melt into surprise and then into a slow but increasing anger that crawled through her like; stilling heat. O'Hara. seemed present by a design so cheap that whatever re- spect she had for him complete] vanished in a second. Evidently he had made the very grave error of

considering her Just another easy conquest in his dreary multitude of bedizened little weaklinga.

Just what," asked Juliet eon- temptuously, “do you think you're‘ getting away with?"

she stood there looking at him, her black hair tumbled about her

shoulders and the nencilled line or her brows contracted together over the glinting ﬁre in her dark eyes. 0'Hara’s dry lips twisted.

"Wm? H9 You doing here?" he 8-Sked. his tone menacing. "How

Net. Even now with burning eyes he glared at Von Guerdon who stood before his desk.

"Get out of here," he said mur- derously. "and stay out!"

Von Guerdon's imperturbable ex- preuion did not change.

“Hubert was right—you’ve got another attack coming on." he said, his eyes keen upon the other’: ﬂushed countenance. “These recur- rent sequels are the worst of these damnable oriental fevers. Hits you about every six months, doesn't it?" "I'll be all right tomorrow qr- next day." 061'-Iara said thickly.

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0'Hara lifted his briokish face. “Stop talking — and get me that brandy," he cried in a sultry voice. These attacks always gave O'Hara an inward sense of degradation. and it gelled him to have Von Guerdon witness his weakness. “And leave me alone, please . . . ." Returning from the Ambassador with her bags piled around her in the cab, Juliet got a. glimpse, in the distance, of the Institute. Its tower, rising out of the darkness, was cunningly illuminated with hid- den lights, giving the effect of an exotic cathedral spire. There it

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citement in knocking from pillar to had grovb. What she wanted, and

did you get in?" He Ielt the fever- ish blood pounding in his temples but managed to keep his head clear. when the noise of Juliet disturbed him he had been sprawled across Lbebedalmostin acamafromthe b1‘Bn¢lY. Y-In quinine and the fewer. In all of his previous attacks _ they rolled around twice I year~—he had battled through the burning aching inferno in solitary anguish, 111“? 3 ﬂick dos. These illnesses were to Oﬁara, rather illogioally, 3 sort of learnt lianu. Tint Juliet. or an, elm, should intrude won him at such I tune was unforgiy. able. He was not thinking clearly now and his muddled mind looked upon her presence only .5 on gddgd torture.

"Madame Hubert gun in. em. 511.1310." Juliet told him steadily. ‘First I heard of it,”

O'Hara.

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into this place to wayley her. It was so ridiculous that, deapjtg the 33°35 ‘ind P011: in his bones. he emit. ed a burst of mirthiess nughm-_ "M"! dear 8irl—don't kid you;-- 5°!“ 110 lmaned irritably. ’"'°Y1“3 he" 311 nlsht. because I've sot a. fever like a ton of mg egg], 90"!” d°Wn my back. I'm too sick to go home. It's doctor’: orders, and1‘mtryin¢ooin.msitout—1n P"Vet°-and you mm: there look- lns like an insulted ingenuel Why d°'"- 31°“ be a sood girl and _

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No subscriptions whatever will be accepted through the Campaign Department during this week. but lnstead, candidates will deposit their ﬁnal collections in the Sealed Ballot Box located in the offices of the Guardian where it will remain until 8:00 P. M., Satur- day, August 8th. By so doing, no one, not even the Campaign Manager or the publishers of this newspaper, can possibly know the vote standing of _the respective contestants, which precludes any possibility of favorit- ism and insures fairness to the minutest degree.

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the Ballot Box and make the ﬁnal count. The last counil will be made in the Guardian Office. All votes earned by candidates up to last week have-been carefully tab- ulated and are represented on a. ballot signed by the contestant and by the Campaign Manasen To this vote the Judges will add the votes‘earned on subscrip- tions placed in the Ballot Box. There will be no waiting, no complicated count to make. but Simply 8 matte!’ 017 adding vote totals and naming the winners.

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