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MEDFORD irSTL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 13, 1933.
K By the World FORGOT
efa. J A New Serial by Ruby M. Ayres
HYSOPSIS! Mrholal Boyd hat
returned to London tram Gf
mam, ichert he hat undergone
an uneticcetefut operation tor the
remoial of the tear that hat cott
htm hit career in tht moviet. Bt
dart not tell Qeornlt Bancroft of
hit return, but the learnt hit ad
dreee and oftere him her love.
Sicholat, baillv thaken, telle her
he cannot allow her to watte her
life, einct he it a married man, and
, she onlv a child.
Chapter 40
NICHOLAS EXPLAINS
POR a moment Georgia atared at
1 .Nicholas more like a child than
ever In er distress; then ahe
swayed a little towarda him, grain
ing at her glorea and handbag.
"All right!" abe aald faintly. "I'll
go. I'm aorry I bothered you." But
when ahe would hare turned blindly
away be ipoke her name gently.
"Robin."
"Yea," but now ahe would not look
at him.
"It'a an Impossible position, thla
friendship between us. It'a tragic,
too. You're been ao kind to me that
I can't bear to hurt you, but I told
you before, weeka ago, that It must
end. No matter how Innocent It
may be people would misjudge us.'
She turned with iwlft eagerness.
"But I don't care what anyone
ays!"
"I know. Tbat'a why I must pro
tect you. The world la not a char
itable place, and If It knew that
you-"
"That I wa running after you,
Georgia said ruthlessly as he
atopped. "I suppose that's bow the
world would put It, wouldn't It?"
"Possibly, and they would say,
too, that It Is a damned shame tor a
married man to allow a little girl
like you to to "
' "Fall in lore with him."
"Yes."
She gave a big sigh. "I see," she
aid. "But It wasn't any fault of
yours," she added pathetically.
She began to tug on a glore.
"Well, I'll go."
She looked ao little and forlorn,
and yet there waa something grown
up and more womanly about her
, than ever before,
HALF WAY across the room ahe
atopped. i
"I hope you won't despise met
Ireadfully for saying that I loved)
where, will you, where I can't find
you, I mean?"
"I will teil you before I go."
She drew a sbarp breath of Te
lief.
"Ob, thank you," ahe aald. " t
He wluced,
"Don't be ao grateful for nothing,
Robin."
"It'a ererything," she said, and
then: "Well, good night"
Nlcbolaa Boyd took her hand and
raised It to hla lips.
"Goodbye, my little girl.''
And Georgia waa too happy to no
tice that be ssld goodbye.
B ERNIE BOYD leaned her chin or,
her white bands and looked at
Bishop from beneath her long lashes.
"You're such a dear," abe aald
softly.
Bishop flicked the ash from bla
cigar and raised bis eyes.
"la tbat to be my only reward for
financing your new enterprise?" he
asked unemotionally.
Bernle's long lasuea went down
demurely and her reddened llpa
smiled. "What other reward do yon
want?" she asked.
There was a little silence, during
which both of them did some rapid
thinking, then Bishop said:
"Perhaps It Is so great a reward
that I hesitate to speak of It."
Bernle'a white hand rested for a
moment on his coat sleeve.
"What reward do you want?" asked Bernle.
you, when you hadn't said tbat yon
loTed.me. Evelyn saya I alwaya do
the wrong things, but It seema to me
that one of the wrong things la not
being able to say what you really
mean to people."
She waited a moment, bnt be did
not apeak.
"Well, goodbye," she salv faintly.
Nlcholaa reached the door before
aba did and held It against her grop
ing hand.
. "Robin, I've no earthly right to
ay what I am going to aay, but per
taps If t do It will make things aeem
little less hard for ua both. It'a
just thla ... if things were different
perhaps, U I were free and not as I
am," he broke off, silenced by the
look In Georgia's eyes which for a
moment held hla own before he
averted them.
"You are Tery dear to me, Robin,"
lie said.
It seemed to Oeorgle that In the
alienee following hla reluctant con
fession life stood attlL
A moment before she bad been
o unbappy, more for hla sake than
for her own, that she had been con
scious of nothing else, but now It
waa as If she had been whirled up
into a heavenly place where the sun
shone, and the drab curtalna of tba
world were drawn back to admit it.
"Then yon won't aend me away?"
ahe asked. "You won't?"
"I must."
"But if you love me!"
"Isn't that a still greater reason t"
"But we shall see each other Just
the same? You won't go away any-
"Am I ao terrible?" she whispered,
Bishop's sombre eyes searched
her face, the face which to him wai
little more than a mask, a greedj
mask perhapt, badly veiling the am
bltlons and aspirations of her mind
She missed the Irony of his voice
aa he answered her.
"But I am an old man, and you,
well, you have but to look In tht
glass."
Bernle sighed, well pleased and
sipped her wine, smiling at him
across the table.
"To the granting of your reward,
whatever It may be," she aald.
He echoed her words gravely.
"To my reward, whatever It
he."
"You know, you are a very atrauge
man," Bernle said. "Different from
any man I have known before."
She usually began her conversa
tion with a new admirer In this
fashion, and she had never known
It to tall.
"In what way am I strange?" Bish
op asked.
She abrugged her allm shoulders.
"You are so difficult to under
stand. When we first mot, you took
no notice of me at all."
"Porhaps 1 am cleverer at hiding
my feelings than moat men," Bishop
said dryly.
"Much cloveror," ahe agreed read
ily. "Most men are all on the snr
face, don't you think?"
"And some women," Bishop sup
plemented.
(Copvritht. ttsi. Boutleday Doran)
Tomorrow, Bishop aiks for his
' reward.
RANCHER DRAWN INTO CALIFORNIA RATIFIES
THRESHER MECHANISM! REPEAL ON JULY 24
PENDLETON, July 18.(AP)
Surgfan today hoped It would not
be nerrPMry to amputate the leg of
Hen 17 Waltxtn, Echo rancher, who
waa aerloualy hurt Baturday when
he wee drawn Into the separator cyl
inder of hla oomotno threaher while
re pall log It. Hla lega were badly
badly mangled,
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Broke d window giased oy Trow
bridge Cabinet Worka.
SACRAMENTO, CaU July 18. (AP)
Tha California prohibition ratifi
cation convention will be held here
July 24. Secretary of State Frank C.
Jordan told Governor Rolph today.
Jordan received today returna of the
vote caat in Loa Atifcelea and certlti
cation of the statewide vote la to an
nounced tomorrow. a
Phone M3. We'll haul away your
reluae. City Sanitary service.
PLOT THWARTED
DES MOINES, la.,- July 18. (AP)
-Brigadier General Park A. Fin ley,
chief of the state bureau of Investi
gation sulci today an attempted kid
naping of Pred L. Maytag, 78. mil
lionaire washing machine manufac
turer of Newton, Iowa, bad been
thwarted last week.
Information reaching him, Plndley
of his 76th birthday. Following an
Investigation at Newton plana for
May tig's return were altered and he
arrived Wednesday, accompanied by
a bodyguard of stale agents. Officers
maintained fc dune vigil over the
oneer manufacturer durlntt the eele-
declare'J. was that kldnanera nlanned i bration and until he left the state
to' seira Maytag when he, returned to j border on the return trip to his sum-1 BERLN, July in. ( AP) The news
Newton Thursday for a celebration ' mer home at Lake Geneva, Wis. I paper Deutsche Zeltung waa suspend-
JEW BAITING 1ST
BBE DONE AT HOI
ed today for three months for al
leging tbat General italo Balbo. Ital
ian air minister, now la Chicago, la
a baptised Jew.
Hermann Goerlng, Nazi minister
without portfolio, personally ordered
the suspension and Immediate Im
prisonment of the responsible editor
In a concentration camp.
"This slanderous allegation origin
ated tn Vienna and was Intended to
undermine German-Italian friend
ship.' an official announcement
said.
' "Newspapers printing anything;
likely to disturb Germany's foreign
relations will be ruthlessly dealt
with," the announcement added.
Call the Soutnera Oregon Credit
Bureau They can cell you who pays
nia debts prompuy.
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