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bU By Sophie Ken
rfUPTER XXUI
v . .k hso" ,h
L " i wae In
"J!m her father nd
fcWLrS,b.t an exacting.
k ..Tm. dash of science.
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n-LV hlir trials ,
P;TerBfrrSh. Planned
child
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had
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marooned
tribu-
and
to
o
The
unco in-
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Lfi rw i ...d nn
l011" 7V'm. miked about '
"l-oAto' to get ready,
no chance for any
rotation between the two
.."ndMiMMcNealboth
to the train, estab-
,i;; tiM in a drawing
the nurse said goodby
lm and Jane were
hmZ2.Wt place.
rJ2,X
P H r color had come back. She
f - . .v. i.irdrxitr while
Sh. had nut on a
-1 VU paws- -
.,'rt frock and hat.
:1 about the child and,
Jine'i smile, her constraint
ind Mr acsi"' -"
. ln4 if TIU1 0Ti!P trT tO
fz'ttr I'll teU the whole story."
JlK ItrnM oac. ..,
liifc the sharpest mow u i,um
"I'm (lad to live toe cunu i
Anj, since yon naT buih oi
n ..... hadn't t.l-n Hov.
J OWB U Ju
hfkien aa y from me this would
t bMB BIS CnUQ, rrmrwoer.
ftmrJ didn't want you," laid
"lid reu know It. I don t sup-
Mr ttil aat tsis cniio. oi juur
ttor-tkit'i one reason why you
km i claim her
jui tu pa! now, but iht raeo--
pta. It's w foolish to quarrel M
Ti sot Quirrclinr with yon but
m't itind your You want
nj to twiit thinfti to jou'ra not
Hunt tiriit iuls van v uss inuieui
In ihrci you, Jane, no mat-
L. .k.e AlA tn K1. I. T Jau'i
r" ai u vi J"U uau uu
IBLHlllI in luur wul
TKffrity la my soul! That's only
purawi it aotent mean any
nay aon t you iooi ai me
MttiiaiHuibly ti Vr aaked you
iWrt. What en exrth would I do
ttitahyr . ... .
I k;. - l.i l i
inw it I nine. If we talked
uouana yeari we d never
Itar out of my life, Jane I
El want yon there any mora,
fif." She did not offer to shake
sj, lis did not wsnt to touch or
NnsrJsne. -
I'm wilted a second. Goodby,"
P slid it lilt, and went out. Through
htindow Amy could see her walk-
t;ckj ilon. the nlatform. K.nri
stilt ai young and buoyant.
-, i wonian t hare belieTe
f ot mo look at the baby,
-ora idooi ter or to her." She
f trmblin,. ibsken by her raro
I"" enter. She could nt ...
p Were. The porter cam. and
" si aer mind busied Itaelf
THIS LAURA WHEELER PET IS ALWAYS
A FAVORITE
with practical matters, fresh Ice to
pack the supply of prepared food for
the child, and then the neceasary
warming of it at the'ri;ht intervals;
ah sent for something to eat for
herself, aha arranged her baggage and
wrapt for the most space. But all the
time another part of her was back
with Jane, repeating the warning
never to intrude again Into the peace
and truth of her life.
e e
In the morning Amy's father and
mother wars both at the train and
when they saw her they ran toward
her exclaiming together: "Word's
come through from Howard' he's In
Norway and he's all right." Her
father caught her: "Look out, dear,
don't faint!" for she had turned weak
and dlasy with the Joy of the good
news. Then they all talked at the
same time and Amy looked from one
to the ether, resting in their sure and
stable affection, returning It, feeling
herself bound round once more in its
dear familiar security. As they got
into a cab Mrs. tUowe took the baby.
"How tiny!" she eaid. "Neither of us
auite believed it when you wrote you'd
adopted a baby. What's her same?"
"Mother, she hasn't any. Ton might
choose one. I'm too worn out. Do
you think it was a crasy thing to do?
Do you, Father?"
"Oh, rather craxy. But nice. She
looks a healthy young one," answered
her father.
"She's a darling, very good. Only
there'a a lot more to taking care of
babiea than I imagined. We U talk
about her after awhile. Tell me about
Howard, every single thing you know."
They didn't, it now seemed, know
very much beyond the fact that he
and Professor Ellert bad managed to
get to Norway, but how and when
they would be able to leave there no
one could tell. The atate department
was trying to arrange passage. "I
knew this war wss coming," said Pro
fessor Lowe, "but I didn't expect It
quite so soon. It should have been
two or three years later."
"They didn't consult you!" mocked
his wife gently.
The cab turned off toward the
Crescent. "Oh Mother," said Amy, "I
won't go Bom with you. I think I
ought to get back into my own house
and estsblish the baby there. She has
so much paraphernalia It will muss up
your kitchen and bother old Lilian."
"But darling; you're mens than
welcome to muse up the kitchen and
I don't believe Lilian will mind very
much."
"Mother, you know she'll rave."
In the end it wss arrsnged that
Amy should go to her own bouse and
that her mother would stay with her
for the first few days, "But I'll go on
home now," said Mra. Lowe, "and
bring back thinga for lunch, and your
old cradle."
(To Be Continued)
Hebron News Notes
HEBRON, Aug. 11. (Special) -i
Rev. K. M. Patterson of Eugene, Mr,
and Mra. Ross Smith and Mrs. P. E,
Young were Sunday dinner guests of
Mrs. Belle Oeer.
J. 8. Powell baled hay Thursday
and Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Radway and
Anton Neumeister of Philips, South
Dakota, arrived at Mr. Radway'a
sister's home, Mrs. Albert Barkmyer,
Wednesday.
Miss (trace Beatty ef Brownsville
was a Tuesday night visitor of Mrs,
Peterson.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Premaszit and
daughter, Joans, and Mrs. Mary Smith
of Thornton Corners, were week-end
guests at the Frsnk LsBlue home,
Mrs. Smith Just got home frim visit
ing relstives and friends in Missouri.
Discing the soil bordering fields bv
tested with grssshoppers lsst summer
is on mesns of guarding erainst the
infestation next year.
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M H tathea 1 V' ln iP. plaids, or ny figured material.
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li! k!d lUmi Hl" u" flUte the feature of his appearance
"."ttrscted ' " " Peily as shown, for that Is the way
h? im 1"? ,0 yon with a pattern for the doc and full
r4 ten , iJ rl re1"'"nients for making It
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