COTTAGE GRGVE SENTINEL, THITISDAY, MAY 13, 1926.
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meats but it was the silence of an
awkward pause betwee« bits of un
pleasant conversation, as Dick soon
| ciscovered.
Miss Cutler finallyj
t ' broke it.
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“I’ll go now, Mr. Blake,’’ she
said. “There’s nothing more to i
be said.”
Peering over the ledge, Dick I
could see the man hesitate, and ]
then suddenly extend a detaining'
hand.
“One moment, Miss Alice,” he
protested, “I don’t want this to
be final. ’ ’
The girl shrugged her shoulders,
end turned away. “But it is final,
Mr. Blake,” she added,
“It’s
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absurd to think I’ll change my
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mind. Why, I never dreamed that
—that—you’d seriously think of
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such a thing. It seems almost
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Dick could see tne face of the
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ether flush and darken.
“Why should it seem ridiculous
j before the mind sensed the danger. to you!” he demanded sharply.
Nevertheless, Dick made slow but “Is it because you’re rich, and
sure progress, kicking his heels up I—” , He stopped, and then added
ward and sideways to feel his way, eagerly, “I told you I was rieh
and when he finally came to a ¿r would be soon. Miss Alice. I
broader place he made the attempt didn’t emphasize that enough, per
to turn around so he could crawl haps,
Well, then, if you must
head first.
know the truth, I shall havd
It was a narrow squeeze, and enough to support you in the stylo
for a time it was doubtful if he you’ve always lived in. I
be as wealthy as your uncle.
kaowsf ”
She turned, with an amused smile
on her face. “Do you think it’s
because of that I’ve refused youf”
she asked.
He hesitated a second, and then
answered abruptly:
“Yes!”
“I’m sorry,” she replied, shrug
ging her shoulders, “that your esti
mate o* me is so low. No, Mr.
Blake, if you were the richest man
in the world the answer would be
the same. I do not love you, and
that tells all. ”
This seemed like a biow between
the eyes, for he recoiled a step,
end looked dazed. Then an ugly
expression came into his face.
“Do you love any one else!”
he demanded roughly.
Alice Cutler drew herself up and
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“No, It Won’t!”
ing up to sleep, he doubled his
body until his head was between
? his knees, and then slowly squirmed
! and twisted until his position was
? reversed.
After that the going was easier.
He could feel his way with his
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hands and could use his eyes to
i some extent. It was as black as
midnight in the hole, but his eyes,
! grown accustomed to it, seemed to
I penetrate the gloom.
A Little LAND PLASTER Will
The salt air that drifted through
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I the passageway urged him onward
Ì It was growing stronger every
momeht, and Dick’s spirits rose
i accordingly. The salt air could not
.9 get into the passago way unless
there was some opening on the
sea side.
Fifteen minutes later when he
caught a faint glimmer of light
i head, he knew that the worst of
Where
his troubles were over,
there was light there was freedom.
He crawled more rapidly after
that, keeping his eyes focused on
the gradually increasing speck of
daylight.
When he finally reached the end,
he found himself on a ledge of
locks some twenty feet above the
beach. The fissure in the cliff
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through which he had crawled had
been formed ages ago by a convul
sion of nature. After the mighty
’ upheaval, the rocks had settled
' down like a mass of crystals, leav
ing spaces, narrow and wide, with
I here and there a natural cavo for
mation between them.
Crawling to the face of the
ledge, Dick breathed deeply of the
salt-laden air, and watched the
frothy spume rising from the beach
below. Considerably exhausted by
The strongest opposition
Lis labors, he sprawled out in the
to Fred Steiwer is found
sun to rest and regain his strength,
in tho democratic party.
The beach was below, and the
D e m o c ratic politicians
top of the cliff fifty feet over his
and newspapers brand
bead, There were twenty feet of
Steiwer as an enemy of
sheer perpendicular cliff to descend,
the direct primary. They
but after his former troubles climb
cry “conspiracy” and
ing down the face of a straight
seek to lead people to
wall did not alarm him. He would
believe that Steiwer
rrcomplish it in some way when
would abolish the direct
he had rested.
primary. Nothing is fur
Lying there in the sun with his
ther from the truth. Stei
eyes half closed, he was uneon-
wer’s enemies are doing
1 scions of others until a foot fall on
everything in their power
the rocks below startled him. He
to shatter the great
sat upright, every faculty alert,
strength of public ap
sensing a new danger. Seizing a
proval that is back of
ragged piece of rock in his hand
Steiwer. They fear him.
he waited for this new enemy to
They know they cannot
show himself.
defeat him in the general
There was a possibility that Mc
election.
Gee had missed him, and knowing
Steiwer will be a credit
of this passageway to the sea had
to Oregon in the United States Senate, He is clean.
hurried around to the cliff to in
energetic, capable and aggressive, His record as a
tereept him. Or perhaps he would
public official is flawless.
be attacked in front and baek.
He kept a wary eye on the hole
lo-hind him, and cautiously craned
his head over the ledge to look
below.
He was not greatly alarmed by
what he saw. On the contrary
a smile parted his lips. Alice Cut
' ler and Mr. Blake had halted diree
ly beneath him, so near that he
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