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'iHOusanas oj met, women and children in Philadelphia arc denied an
rtmtitv to act awav from the heat and dirt of the citu durina tlm uitr.
WtUies in the East arc more advantageously situated for short, refresh
"nfeconomical trips to the country than is Philadelphia, and it is in consid
irion at the two facte that the Evening Ledger has decided ta nivn Ha
'aiien, each week, the outline of a "vacationette."
Kepresenianvcs oj inc .civ&mnu lituuui lane mesc trips personally, in
Saei with an eye to detcrminina the exact cost for fares and meals, and
, m'n of recreation, scenic value and historic interest. Rcalizinn that
I mi txpense attached to these jaunts is
iWbT( unable to go to the shore or
r iianv owners of automobiles also
Bttinfr, and for their convenience the automobile routes through the same
tirrittry are given along ivith thet trolley trips. A map of both auto and
hiltj) routes, with points of particular interest, accompanies each article.
Cvitit the articles and the maps, so that when you are ready to take a short
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rk. turn of another H excursion irip
fR Iersev's delightful shore was not
.L,i! iS'hB resisted, so our eighth "vi
I!. iS'hn resisted, so our eighth "vaca-
"itoMttt" took us to Capo May and "Wild
NiMd (Tor a great part of tho way tho
'eountrf fs uninteresting, but as wo drew
tttrtrito tho southern peninsula of the
Slile Vegetation began to grow thicker
?I&CpiMay and 'Wlldwood go together.
imatt Miner Is a residential section that
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S.tbtvglory for belnt; an amusement
centred n fact, Cape May might well be
'termedUhe ocan Buburb of Philadelphia.
BMBlftul cdttages, surrounded by wcll
Xep( ircaiias, face directly on the beach.
bt Is very" little opportunity given
for Boardwalk stores or piers. Wlldwood.
;a the other hand, has, In addition to
Si many fine residences, a beach front
Ahat closely resembles Atlantic City.
E CAPE MAY.
fiCipe May is situated nt the extremo
fptBthi end of New Jersey on an up-
vni Wind Just oft of a peninsula tnat
'Jib ou Into t'n Atlantic Ocean. On the
Hh Um of tho city is Delaware raj,
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, img poini aDout ov ituich wmc, '.
lough the Island Is in the sea, It Is
protected by a shoal, which acts as a
Mural breakwater.
iTiie bathing beach Is one of tho finest
Sf'ntii ever seen. The strand Is hard
HCMd, much more so than at Atlantic
gtf. and the waves aro comparatively
(rails.
S&RDWALK AND BEACH AVENUE.
Mch avenue, a boulevard 60 feet wide,
rallels the Bftardwalk along the beach
narly five miles. At no point Is tho
'A more than 100 feet from high tide,
the. Boardwalk is directly at the
an'l side, very mucfc as we saw at
uliea and Veritnor last week. The fine
Edge at one side and the bathers on
it other add nlcturesnuenesa and color.
m extensive view out on the ocean Is
tutlful
Publlo pavilions nre located on the ocean
si of the boardwalk. On the music
Fjriuon, at the end of Howard street,
Wocerts are given by tho city three times
?. The Iron Pier, at tho foot of
?Mur street. Is the only one that ex
igfo "M Into the ocean. There are other
FHllloni, but the only amusements are
tine Jron Pier. There Is also a casino
Bewell's Point, the Inlet Into the fine
JJ'bor. Golf, tennis and other sports are
;r at uape May.
WILDWOOD.
jlt Wldwood presents the chief attrac
ts to the "vanntlnnKtto " lrnnklv w
rather spend the entire season at
Kwway, hut a short vacation at Wlld-BfiPJ-
The characteristics of the beach
& i he lame here as at Cape May hard,
ana gentle sloping.
poa is on what Is known as "Five
ItlVEIl HTEAMHOATS
To Wilmington and Chester
tflftl ttVaB .lll .. -U J.llu Arinllnr
PftOll fcttrf tiIh.. - nic
!riTvwi,E0lAn BATES
ff'rSTON-Exc, B0c .lnl.. S0o
Child r An a n lO half tnr
SlUi P'ESTNUT ST.'WHAllF and WH.
w .SrJn Bunay at 7.50, .ou, ju ju
m lz.aa hi 3 qa im jfi a nn 7.nn.
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tOil VRNVuiRnvv V .1.
jf."neetlou mode right on whrf.
W" i lo llraodywlne bprinjs I'arK
12. i '"lorrd. rare now 10c to Ilrandr-
Wflngs rnrk ami return, but tickets
litJ?'Kurd 'he boat to obtain this
. ana boou onlr on any or issue.
M. M KAViU, WAY
Jtorfljy June 19 Nvsl Dy will t
in ft)iialphU Navy aro.
1 day Dlolrsm
Kipaa. swimmmv exniDii9n,
ut. r - -". .
""h nvtunm with BWA.U to T.uu
lule from Philadelphia, wilt stop
v Jard. All ooau from WllmiB
8 00 A M to 6.00 P. M,. Inclusive,
top
jlson's Evening Trips
the Upper Delaware
itner "Queen Anne"
W2, rtday and Saturday Eifolu
UHIUM 1 1KJUAY
PttKSnVTKHUN MGUT
Saturday, June 19
' 0j M Itoeuo Inland. Blyr ilnnon-
riiii4 MJUuainated. pcia n
IcIaSil tu vil tb Uffll liS CO&-
ltc cjur ev.alHg (rli op tirt
wi Arch St. Whirl 8:15 P.M.
an important consideration witll those
the mountains, this matter is given in
arc kevt at home durina -nart of the
Mile Beach." Anglesca, North Wlldwood,
Holly Beach nnd Wlldwood Crest aro also
on this Island. The Island Is covered with
beautiful flowcrB and shrubbery, that add
much to tho beauty of the place.
THE BEACH.
The Boardwalk Is flvo and a half miles
long, nnd In Its general aspects resembles
Atlantic City. Hotels nnd shops lino the
shore side, while piers and pavilions Jut
out on the beach. Photocrnphs of the
beach do not convey the correct Impres
sion of the width of tho strand. It is
several hundred feet from the Boardwalk
to the water's edge, and tho slope of tho
ms
Automobiles, Take
Gloucester Ferry
Delaware Ave. and South St.
when goinff to Atlantic City,
Cape May, Wlldwood and
South Jersey Points. Short
est and Quickest Route.
Boat an the Even Hour
and li Hour. (Send for Free
Auto Route Hlap.
TENTS to HIRE
ALL SIZES
Water Proofing
BERNARD AlcCURDY
Phonei
110 NORTH NINTH STREET
TO HIRE
O-CYLINDEIt PACKARD
PACKARD LIMOUSINE & TOUIUNO CARS
BY nOUlt, DAY, WEEK Oil UOSTlt
PACKARD SERVICE CO.
Hll-13 LOCUST ST.
Phones Spruce 3140, Jln.ce 245.
DEFORE START1NO on any of theae tripe
coneult me In reference to a farm or sub
urban home In these sections,
H. B. McCOLLUM
No. 1814 Walnut St., Philadelphia
"Don't torgtt tht Numbtr,"
PARK RETREAT canoo house and exchange.
East River Drive above the Falls Bridge;
cood accommodations for canoe storage under
cover: all conveniences: reasonable rates;
the place for the canoeist.
Phone Manayunk 300. Keystone North 108.
SUMMER RESORTS
ATLANTIC CITV, N. J.
O S T E N D
SSSSSW "wltST. bSt&i ?.!,:$
the nop'ilar Chelsea sectloi: capacity M0j
unusually large, cool rooms with unobstruete.1
Slew ot the ocean from all, every appoint.
Sent and comfort: sea and fresh atr n all
'tbs: running water In rooms i 400C ft. o
porches surround the hotel: the new dlnlnj
room overlooks tli eeaj finest culelns and
white service: orchestra of soloists: dancing
twice daily; soclat diversions; rnagnlrljent
new Palm Lounge: IIS. slnule room Wfcrty;
booklet mailed: auto meets trains: manage
ment by owners. -JOHN C. OOSSLER, Mgr.
Leading High-Class Moderate-Rate Hotel,
i tnem m II Vlrrlnla av.. nr Ben Cap
rtLUUinimuL .. B,.. heat, elevator,
sun parlor's, prhate baths eta. i excel, table.
10upwkiy,;2updally. Pklt. J P COPE.
CAPE MAY, N. J.
THE ELWARD SS'sAi a,,
for June.
EDWARD P. NITTINOER
THE WINDSOR bcri'orrwa v"w
M1S3 HALPIN.
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THE BREAKERS SCSIS? TUB
BPR,NO LAKE BEACH. N. J,
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COOPEnSTOWN. N. Y.
O-TE-SA-GA
ON OTSEOO LAKE, Cooperstown, N. Y.
OPEN UNTIL OCTOBER
au hours by rail from New York City.
GOLF BOATING MOTORING
TENNIS BATHING RESTING
EHSICK HE1CUT8. PA.
TUB PC.Cir,K "W0 "e"01!1"1'
I tic COOH-I ,ituated on Allegbenles
Casino, nine-hole golt course, eov
6at. garage, tennis, tJther spor
e, cottagts, stein
rca i ww.
Baaiu
ADIUONDACIt MOUNTAINS. N. Y,
Lake George, N. Y.
Lake
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BSinVclbJ' On Bcawars Hudson.
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The Chesapeake Li
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Vjws.
EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY. JUNE 18,
COST OP VACATIONETTE
Philadelphia to Cape May and Wild
wooj nnd returns
One-day excursion .1.00
16-day excursion (steam) . 260
Unlimited excursion (steam).!. 3.60
Because of the ruling of the New
Jersey Publls Servleo Commission tho
railroads are unable to charge the new
ratci between points In that State,
Consequently, by purchasing; a three
cent ferry ticket to Camden and the
railroad tickets to tho shore and re
turn tho price Is cents less on the
16-day tickets There Is no provision
In Camden to sepaiate Camden ticket
holdais from Philadelphia passengers,
p that the return trip across the
Ivcr Is made without charge.
The $1 excursion train will run over
doth the I'cnmjlvanla and the Head
ing lines evtfry da, commencing to
morrow, June 19. An additional (1
train will bo run l both roads on
Sundays and holidays
jioth Wlldwood and Cape May have
Ml the different priced restaurants
nd hotels found In largo cities. '
beach Is so rjentlo Hint bathers can to
out Into tho ocean almost ai far nBaln.
Tour lnrrse piers extend Into the sea from
the BoniduiilU. There nre amusement
devices mid rest pavilions on nil of them,
irec concerts nre Riven by two bands
every moriiliiR. nftcrnoon and evening.
o were somewhat surprised nt the lnrffe
number of theatres on the lloardwnlk.
There seem to bo more than at Atlantic
City,
A feature of Interest to families with
little children Is that a shallow "fruity"
In the snnd provides a wsdlnB place for
the yoiltiK ones Tho waves nt high tide
continual!) fill this depression with fresh
wnlpr, nnd as n rosult a safo place Is
provided In which the children may
ntmiso themselves. Yachting nnd motor
boatlne, both In tho ocean nnd In Grassy
Sound, on tho land side, are favorlto
nmusements
NEtOIinORINO POINTS.
Anglesca, a neighbor of Wlldwood, Is
at the upper end of tho beach. This Is
a favorite resort for fishermen who bo out
to sea In the sounds, thorouehfnres and
bajs ot Delawnro Bay. North Wlldwood
Is that section of tho cltv beyond 2t!th
street. It Is almost exclusively a cot
tage settlement with bciutlful avonucs.
Holly Bench and Wlldwood Crest aro at
tho southern end of Five Mile Beach.
They, too, are cotti.Be and hotel sec
tions. ron autoists.
A delightful trlnnBIar trip between
Philadelphia. Capo May and Atlantic
City Is offered tho automoblllst this week.
Part of tho route follows Delaware Bay
and about 40 miles Is alons tho ocean
shore.
Leave Philadelphia by either of tho
ferries to Camden or by tho Gloucester
ferry. Follow Broadway out of Cam
den to Gloucester. Then take the centre
rnad opposite the ferry to Westvllle.
Palrvlew, Glassboro, Clayton, Franklln
vlllo and Malasa. It Is at this point that
the road forks, the left lendlns to Atlan
tic City and the .risht to Cape May. Con
tinue southeast through Vlnelnnd, MI1I
vllle, Maurlcotown, Dorchester Loesburs.
Dcnnlssvllle, Goshen nnd Capo May Court
House. At Rio Grande the road forks
HUMMER RESORTS
The New
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Most hotels have taken their artistic Ideas
from Europe. One hears of Renaissance
this, Louis Qulnze that and Buch talk. The
deslcnors of the Traymore broke with
r,,..n,in tmdltlons. Thev
a new style, expressing- the magnitude of harmony with its surroundings, suggesting
America and the "local color" of Atlantic tho spaciousness of America and rcnectlntr
ClTy So they took tho vast stretches of the cheerfulness of sea. sky s,unnhln.c0
SSSL the Un ocean, the blue sky the IL.ehoVoSng ST'.S
ToTlTt rSt'Strarr. - "" " '"
vTd SSSSST Th'use0 thTsVr sJKU The Restaurant Traymore Is directly no
rare dfscreflon In the service of beauty. cesslble from Boardwalk.
THE LARGEST FIREPROOF RESORT HOTEL IN THE WORLD
Dnnlel S. White, President SUBMARINE GRILL KiTropenn Plan
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Philadelphia
Steel Vestibuled Express
Reading Terminal,
Every Hour on the
A. M. to 9.00 P. M.
Dining Cars. Sleeping
night Train
r. tt,. nnd Fiftv
Street on 7,00 and 8.00 A. M. Trains, -x.
Fast Service by Other Trains.
Liberty Street: Convenient to Sound Line
cfamc to Elevated and Subway Stations.
About 14 Minutes to Grand Central from Sub
way Station at Broadway and Fulton St.,
indicated on map opposite by letter A. ( .
23rd Street Station : Convenient to Ocean Steam
ship Terminals, Hotel and Shopping Donets,
Taxicab & Trolley Service direct from Stations.
nisaln, one fork for Wlldwood, the other
for Cape May.
The return trip up the coast to Atlantic
pity Is back to Cape May Court House,
through Swalnton, Ocean View, Seavlllc,
ocean City and Longport Two routes
lead to Philadelphia One Is through
rleasantvlllc and May's Lnndlng to Mai-
aga ahd hark nlnnv iliA m.a aii(, I..
I crscd down. The other Is from Pleasant-
- "irfUKiit through Egg Harbor City,
along Whlto Horse Pike through Hnm
monton, Hnddon Heights and Camden.
Cape May is approximately 100 mllea
by automobile from Philadelphia.
The Dailu Story
At the Station
The last of the arriving passengers had
trouped through the station. Some few
seated themselves In the comfortable
chairs to await trains from other direc
tions, but most of them had passed on
to the street.
Jim Burden turned from tho door nnd
crossed the room to tho street exit.
"Not on this train?" asked tho kind-ly-fnced
matron, who had noticed him
at two earlier trains. Jim shook his
head.
"I guess there's been some trouble." he
said. 'She's delayed along tho line nnd
she can't telegraph me, you see, because
she don't know what my address Is I
come up Tuesday from New Mexico with
a load of cnttlo I Jest wroto her to come
on ahead and I'd meet her at the train
no matter when It came In. Been looktn'
for her all day now "
"There nre lots of peopio who miss their
friends," was tho sympathetic response.
"That girl over In the chair has been
here more than 21 hours. She Is to meet
her father hero nnd will not leave tho
station for fear that he may come and
she will mlssTilm "
"Be all rlg-nt If I talked to hor." he
asked ' .Mrtybe a man would have more
show to nrsuo "
The matron Bhrujjged her shoulders.
"You mlBht scare her," Bhe smiled, "but
perhaps jou could do some good."
Burden lumbered across the room, paln
fullv self-conscious Tho girl looked up
with a flash of hope In her pretty eyes,
but their glance changed to a loon of pa
thetic rcslBnntlon when she saw that It
wns not her father. Jim awkwardly took
olf his hat
"I Bot a proposition to mako," he be
gan, puinslnB Into tho matter without
preamble "I'vo been talking to that
lady. Indicating tho matron, "and she
sas you're In pretty much the same
box as myself "
"You nro expecting friends, too?"
"A girl," he said simply. "You see I
don't know Just when she's coming In
and I'vo got to wait. Now you tell mo
what your pa looks llko and go over to
the hotel and get somo sleep In a real
bed. If he comes In I'll keep him hero
If I hnve to sit on his neck."
"You are very kind," she snld, blush
ing faintly, "but I had better stay.
Father wiotc me not to Ieao the sta
tion until ho came. It Is so easy to get
lost. Bc'ldes, theso chairs are very com
fortable "
She was Jessio Compton, Bhc told him.
Her mother had died In the preceding
year and her father had gono West to
make a new home, leaving her with rela
SUMMER RKfaORTS
HOTEL TRAYMORE
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AMERICAN ORIGINALITY "
THAYMOHU miDAY CHATS, No. 3
Tho Traymoro stands, an original Ameri
can creation, llko somo huge headland,
almost mountainous. Jutting Into the sea; as
If Cape Blomldon, by a miracle had been
trnnBforrnd from
wished to creato i.,i teranv
& Reading
Trains leave
Philadelphia.
Hour, 7.00
Parlor and
Car on Mid
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Minutes to Liberty
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tives In New Itnmpshlre He could not
leave to come and get Jier, but had ar
ranged to meet her in Kansas City Bhe
wns sure he Would come soon now, there
must have been somo delay.
On his side he had told her how he had
had to come West on nccount of his lungs,
of how he had left behind a girt who
was to come to him when he should be In
a position to support her, of how he had
Just been made foreman of the "Crooked
I" ranch and had written her to meet him
when he came to Kansas City with a
tralnload of his employer's cattle.
I,atcr In the day he came back on the
plea that he thought a train was due
He made nwkwnrd presentation of a
gaudy shell box covering two tiny bottles
of cheap perfume, nnd smiled his satis
faction ns she mode much ado over the
gift.
"I kinder thought It would take your
mind off your trouble," he announced
"Girls like glmcrncks, and It'll remind
you of mo when your father comes for
you."
"I shall need nothing to remind me of
your goodness," nhp cried. "I can never
forget your thoughtfulneps."
"I'm glad lo do It," he declared. "You
see. It sort of makes me forget about
Ituth I've been bothering about you
and forgetting her"
"You don't want to forget her," shu
protested Jim colored to the roots of
his hair.
Two trnlns came In during the after
noon, but Jim came hurrying away from
the telegraph office waving a telegraph
form
"It's all right" ho cried as he came
up to her. "I wired to the station
agent and he replies that your father
left three days ago .Ho must have
started about the same time I did. so
L T guess he has hnd to stop off some
where on business.
"Then you think ho will be here soon?"
she asked anxiously,
"Most any time now," ho declared,
wondering what could have happened
Hnd he left three days bofore, he must
bo In Kansas City by now. Perhaps
he had come In ahead of time and had
gotten In trouble. During their chat
he managed to borrow a photograph of
her father, and this he took up to the
police station to see If they had any
knowledge of him.
The search was fruitless, but at the sup
per table that ovontng he passed the pic
ture among the boys to see If any of
them had known him, and Bud Grant
pulled a second locket from his pocket.
"It must be that chap who was In the
wreck. Remember I pulled him out
from under the car and Just boforo he
died he says, 'Send It to Jessie,' nnd
hands mo the locket. Bet they had two
mado allko when they was lovers and
Bho was carrying her mother's."
Jim's head fell forward It seemed
hard that ho should havo to go to that
girl In the station and tell her that
she would wait In vain. He wondered
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ROOT. TAW.OR & CO.. 00! Walnut St.
Or Any Local Agent.
HUMMER RESORTS
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CITY
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how he could break tb new For an
hour he paced the floor of his room
before he could summon the courage to
start.
It was not until the early evening"
trains had come and gone that he broke
the news, after taking- the precaution to
tell the matron to be ready td revive her
In case she fainted,
Jessie made the opentnr far suegeitinr
that the night train was late again.
"Thero was a wreclt down the road,"
ho explained. "TraveUn' Is mighty un
certain down here."
"You don't suppose that father was In
It!" she cried In alarm.
He laid his hand on hers. "Ltttte girl."
he said slowly, "you won't have to wait
any longer,"
"Then father was kilted In the wreck?"
Her face was white but she met the
blow bravely,
"Not In this one," he explained. "The
passenger just ahead of us ran off the
track. There was a split down an em
bankment and a lot of pcopto were
killed,
"One of our boys got a man out ot
the wreck and he handed him a locket
and said 'Bend It to Jessie.' We did not
know who Jessie was; his coat was torn
oft and thero was nothing In his vest
to show who he was, This Is the locket,"
Jim pressed tho tiny hand "You're
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Via Horiherra Pacific Railway
Low Round Trip fares liberal stopovers. Daily trans
continental traln3 through the cool lake Park Region of
Minnesota, vast wheat fieldVof Iortli Dakota-Montana,
through the American Rockie3 and Picturesque Cascades
to Spokane nnd North Pacific Const Cities or along the ma
jestic Columbia River. Splendidly equipped trains and the
world famous NorthernPacific dining car service. Steamship
and rail connections at Seattle, Tacoma, Portland,
Great Northern Pacific S.S.Co. (meals and berth included)
at Astoria or Shasta Rail Route for San Francisco; choice
of northern or southern routes in opposite direction.
Stop at Yellowstone National Park
Enter via Gardiner Gateway and Northern Pacific Ry
View the strange and Interesting phenomena of "Nature's Own World's
Exposition" the ideal outing place of the world. Many" interesting
side trips. Excellent transportation and hotel accommodations. Es
corted tours to and through the park during season June 15 to Sept. 15
Writs, cstl or phone for lindom exposition foldtr and
travel Mltrsturs, and let us eultt you In planning your 1915
vscatioa. It will be a pleasure.
ATiaNTIC CITV. N. J; ATLANTIC CITV, J-. J.
II is- ss
ATLANTIC CITY' J- ALWAYS OPEN '
Tns Lscoa cgmpan f a X ON THE BEACH
f
A Story of Life and Love
As They Really AreJ t
The pen of that master novelist, Edmund -DAu
vergne, is noted for its ability to depict human
nature just as it is. Here are real people, jeal
problems, real emotions and real "situations."
Jealousy, avarice, crime, despair, hope the whole
gamut of human passions enters into this thrilling
tale
FALSE WITNESS
A story of quickened heartbeat$
EDMUND d'aUVEBGE
Cleverly, credibly and powerfully, the author has
developed these motifs into a remarkably strong, intensely
human novel.
Begim Saturday, June JSth, in ths
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beating up (lk h Uttie Woman ' be W
tenderly "Ain't thefts rornethlbj- I an
do M you? Don't you want th go ever
to the hotel now?"
" tannot," she said In n. voice so low
that he had to lean over to catch It "t
have no money and no one to look out
for me "
'.""l1'- wmr." he protested "I knnw
this Isn't the time for tovernaklng bit
you need some one to look out for you .
Don't you think you cotild learn lo like
me, Jessie? TVe can rat married tonight,
and that will give me the tight to pro
tect you. It's about the only thing I
can think of Will you, deArr'
Bhe looked Into the honest eyes and
knew that she had learned to love him.
It was almost like marrying at hr
father's dsath bed, lut she knew that
he would approve. The '"yes" formed
Itself Upon her lips before she remem
bered. Then she drew back.
"You are forgetting Ituth," she whls
sered.
"Not half as much as she forgot me,"
he laughed. "When I sent that telegram
about your father tho operator remem
bered a wire that had been addressed to
me here at the station. Ituth was mar
ried six months ago snd I'm glad of It"
"So am I," she whispered softly, "for
I do love you, Jim."
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