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SIT MTCDFORD MXTTJ TRTBWE, TtfEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1933. I tV By e World FORGOT I gV J A'gts &rfo fry fluty A. Ayres BYNOP&1B! Bvtrvont hat it tcrlcd Nicholat Boyd, the lamout film Uar, excepting, apparently. Giutyle Bancroft and Sicholat It not interested in Qeorott. Ha hat vlaved tht hera onct too often and received a battered tact and a lamt leo at hit reward. Note hit contract hat been cancelled and Btrnlt Bond, hit Witt, hat refuted to tall with him to an obscure lite in England. He complaint bttterlv to Georgle. on the ship, because ot the aorld't unkindnett to itt fallen ttart. Chapter Six -SENTIMENTAL CHILD THERE was a long silence; Nlch olaa was looking away from ber, tralght ahead of him with moody ' eyes, then presently Georgle said: "You ought not to say things like that; everyone doesn't pass by on ' the other side." "No," he agreed bitterly. "Some of them stop to stare and to say: 'Poor devil, behold bow the mighty are fallen.' " ' "And some of them," Georgle aid, "atop as you did In the picture and say: 'You've still got me.' " "Do they? I've never met anyone like that." There was another little silence, then Georgle said, almost timidly: "You've met me." "You!" he said scorn raMy. "You're "You look like a only a child, a sentimental child who knows nothing of the world." "Just now you said I wasn't a child." "I was mistaken; you're just a baby who ought not to be allowed out alone." "But I'm always alone," she In sisted gently. "All my life I've been practically alone." - "I suppose you've got friends." She shook her bead. "Not many. I know people, of course, but there Isn't anyone I'd die for, If you mean . that." . . Hla fleeting smile came again. "Sometimes lt'a easier to die for people than to live for them," be aid sombrely. - Then suddenly be sat upright, carefully lowering hla lame leg to the deck. "Well, it must be nearly luncb time," he said. "Can I talk to you again some time?" Georgle asked. "It seems beyond my power to prevent you," be answered. "But you don't mind?" she urged, anxiously "As long as you don't try the klss lng experiment on me," he aald cyn ically. Georgle smiled. "It wouldn't be necessary," ahe answered. ' "What does that mean?" he asked. "Only, that I know already that I like you awfully." For a moment be atood looking at her, and ahe asked gtilckly: "What are you thinking about?" "I am wondering It you are aa In nocent as you look," be answered . rather brutally. "I don't know what that means." . "Then you probably are," be an swered shortly, and without another word be turned away and loft ber. "WHY do you always wear that color?" Nicholas Boyd asked. Georgia glanced down at her frock, a fluffy crimson affair that fell In soft folds to her ankles and was cut away at the neck and arms. "I like It," she aald Blmply. "Don't you?" "You look like a robin." Nicholaa aald. They were sitting In a corner ot the Winter garden, and In the dis tance the band was playing. As usual, it waa Georgle who had TO Trrenty-on out of 24 membera of th Medford volunteer firemen were In attendance at Monday's meet SWEETENS THE B RE ATM sought out Nicholas, not be who bad looked tor her. "I love roolns," Georgle said. In a pleased little voice. We get lota wbere I live." She moved her ll'tle feet beneath the acarlet frock in time to the gay music "Why don't you go nd dancer" Boyd said abruptly. "Because nobody has asked me,1 Georgle answered frankly. "At least not anyone I should care to dance with. Nelly Introduced me to a man, but I hated the way be looked at me and so I wouldn't dance with him. He'a dancing with Nelly now." "And doesn't she mind the way be looks at ber?" "I suppose not." She leaned back In her chair, one bare arm curled above her head and Boyd watched her critically. He bad grown used to her now; during the last four days ahe bad appeared beside him so many times, quietly taking It for granted that be was pleased with ber company, that he bad given up trying to avoid her, though sometlmea he did not an awer when she spoko to him, and aometlmsa he forgot that ahe waa there. HER arms and throat were rather brown, adding truth to Boyd'a fancy that she looked like a robin, robin," Nicholas said. but where the crimson frock foH away there .fas a glimpse ot white skin, soft like a child's. She looked about aoventeon, Nich olaa thought, and yet there had been tlmea during tbeli Btrange friend ship when she bad talked to him almost like a woman ot the world, a woman to whom llfo was a atom reality ot which mo might not make a Jest. At other tlmoe she was laughing and almost frivolous, making blm feel as If he were an old, tired man, atandlng aside watching the world go by. He said suddenly, "The dny after tomorrow we shall be at Southamp ton." . "Yoslsn't It hateful . "Hatotul? No! I shall be glad." "Will you?" ahe looked at him rather wistfully. "I suppose you've got people to moot you," she hax ardod. "No." It was strange that though Goor gle bad told blm ac much about her self and her own life, ahe had never once discovered anything about him. "I should like '.o go on like this forever," Goorgle sn"M. "Like what?" , 8he wavod nxprt u. "Like tbls; on tho ship, doing nothing in particular but Just quite happy." He took a cigarette case from his pocket and offered It to her. "Will you smoke?" "I'll have one ot my own. I don't like the kind you smoko." She dived Into a little bag In her lap and produced a battered silver case, which looked as It It might once have belonged to a man. Wben she laid It down again Nich olas stretched out a band and took It from hor lap. "Has this been through a revolu tion, or what?" he asked idly. "It was jny fnthor's," Georgle snld. "He was killed In the war." She stifled a sigh. 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(AP) A group of pretesting unemployed BECErVES A NOfiCE 10 TiVL OUT . HUS rf OW BUI FINDS THE TRIES ff tt) OTHER WAY flWNP I. men. who for three days bad staged demonstrations on the courthouse lawn here, bad disbanded today after a committee they appointed had ac cepted a compromise offered by citi zens handling relief work In Yamhill county. The demonstrators, who varied in number from 20 to 70, disbanded last night after they had been given gro 11 I I I B. C. Circulation cery orders for $1.50 for each family. Officers said some of the men were reported to be from Salem and Port land. The protesters bad demanded BO cent an hour cash for all work done. An accurate division of Lake Ertoj , by Prof. C. B. Sherman of Ohio State' university, gives Ohio 3.540 square miles of that body of water. 4 o
