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And this vonugr from the wooll-yI t was her employer Betty

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mental so unlike one with whomshe had ever come into close personalcontact before

Ive dubbed him the Bear MrIlenderson whose desk was next toher own confided to her Hesstraight from the Rockies you knowAnd then lie is so big so brutish soungainly Looks as mucji out of placein a New York office as a bull in achina shop

Henderson himself was slenderhandsome polished immaculate oC at-

tire liettys glance rested upon hissmug clean shaven face approvinglyHis wen bred tones were indoscribably soothing after the hoarse rumble ofMr Sterling deep bass She was rejoiced to find one congenial person inthis place where the failure and anddeu death pt father had left herstranded

There are reduced gentlemen aswell as reduced gentlewomen shethought with a feeling of womanlysympathy for him that later on foundexpression in unexpected ways

For instance although short 1o curtness with her employer she wouldlinger after hours for a friendly chatwith Ilenderson and even permittedhim to take her out to dinner ortwice

One day when they alone inthe oflice Henderson swung around inhis revolving chair and said abruptly

Miss Vandevere did it ever strikeyou as a bit strange that the Boarshould have given you the best berthin the office This is your first experi-ence and good stenographers are asplenty as blackberries

Arc they Betty answered Ididnt know

i Do you mind telling i o how youhapponeil to apply to

I received a of his ad-vcriiscincnt and wrote immediatelysling for the place

Tim And got an oncvcr by returnmail saying1 you night report forduty

Why yes so T did Is that so verysurprising

Oh no Henderson meditated amoment queer little spark Hashinginto eyes See hero Im goingto tell yon something he announcedabruptly The Pear is in love withyou

Absurd Betty cried reddeningpanfully

I know the signs Watch himYoull see for yourself Cant comenigh you without flushing nUll trem-bling Genuine ease of love at firstfight 1 guess he knew what he wasabout when he took you into his em-

ployHow can you say such things

Betty was indignant She realisedfor the first time that there was a veinof native coarseness under the mansveneer

A pile of money comes into tins ofafter an interval lacking

at her keenly The Bear js beastlyrich That counts for a good dealYoull marry him for his wealth-

A cowboy from the plains Not ifhe were made of gold

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fore he could reply Mu cameinto the office

Dotty bent over to her desk with ascarlet face When presently she yenlured to steal a glance at her employershe encountered his fixed gaze andknew from the loot in his eyes thatHenderson was right

The hough t that this westerner dared aspire to a Vandeveremade her furious Later on when an

j errant took her into the inner officej whither her employer had withdrawnshe made ail possible haste but hespoke to her before she could slip backagain to her place

Miss Vandevere one momentplease You are looking pale Youare not used to applicationYoull snake I have a box

let the opera but I seldom go Id bei more titan pleased to have you it

Bettys breath had stopped and sherecovered it with difiiculty

Think you much Mr Ster-ling she said icily but I must decline to take advantage of your

She lied with hot cheeks but at heartshe was not so angry as she tried tomake herself believe She knew intuitively that the offer not beenprompted so much l yva desire to winfavor as by real solicitude for herwelfare

t Further proofs of the big mansj were forthcoming Thatsame evening on returning to herhoarding place she was met by a smiling

See wliats come for you Miss Vani tlevere The woman triumphantlyheld up a basket of delicious fruit

Who sent it Betty asked search-ing for a1 card

None was to be found and MrsFryitt could jonly tell her that the bas-ket haul been left by a boyNot one of her fair weather friendsknew her present address Naturallyshe thought of Mr Henderson Forsome time there had been a growingtenderness iii his manner toward

gifts continuedto appear daily she took occasionre omtrate with him-

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tideWho didIf I may hazard a guess the Boar

Betty was so angry that she marchedforthwith into the next room where

her employer was busy at his deskMr Sterling she its an im

pertinence for you to make me pres-ents The fact that I work for you isno excuse

He looked disconcertedJ hoped you wouldnt know the-

iriflosrame from meWhy did you do it she demauuod

hotlyYoure not used to making your own

way of oomve you miss things Andthen I knew your father and I wantedtohelpymi for his sake

She half incredulouslyYou knew papa When WhereJn San FraiHiico last winter Ve

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frjendlyl IT to talk aboutanti ojiCft lie sho woil nu your pictureSo you seealei like an old friend fromthe first

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I can supply 1113 own wants Pleasedo not iisytliinj more site saidaiW with her heal ruUl high wentback to her nest

Henderson Jan ed inncringlyhis face revealing hAli d n im-

pulses iu i mauy sCtom Sr i JenIy-he rose tool sue nuaivi and Joganspeaking ripidly in husky wlilsper

Miss Vaadevcre listen Im gouigto toll you a s urot 1 have fallenheir to a fortune I take thetrain for Canada cIaiv the legacyNo one is to know of this until afterIm gone not even Steriiii Will youcome top away from this hateful lifeYou know I love yor Decide at onceTheres tine for dallying Say

cornelThe startle J girl trembled in the hot

breath of his passion Every vestigeof color left her face

It is sosudden she faltered Imust think it over live me time

Ill call at your boarding house at10 oclock Be on the watch And fe-

meinber how munch there is at stakeBut I know I can trust you

Bettys seoinod to have drop-ped down into her throat There wasno response A silence fell in whichshe could hear the imiHlcd beating ofher own heart

That night Henderson was the firstto leave Sterling was in the roomand ho could only give Betty a gancoof mute appeal as he went out

She crouched over her desk withblurred eyes For a time there was nosound the rustle of the paperSterling pretended to read At lengththrowing it down he crossed to herside

Still at work hesaid a new note in his big voice

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Hastily iockhig jcbr on insideshe withdrew the key and returned toher seat

An hour dragged by Now therewere shadows Time cor-

ners were black with theki Shea suffocating terror as if the walls

contracting and might shut to-

gether and crush herSuddenly a key clicked in the lock

She had barely time to drop behind achair before a man tiptoed into theOffice As he passed by her hidingplace the light from the street struckacross his face Fw a minute sheceased to breathe lie went hurriedly

von to the inner room and after a littlewhiie a gentle clicking her that hewas working the combination of thesafe

Now was her chance Quaking withfright she crept to the door opening onthe landing One quick step and shewas oiitsidc Then the unexpectedhappened A flood of light suddenly il-

lumined the darkness she saw thatthe passage was full of policemenAnd she had rushed straight into TomStoning arms

You Oh Im so glad she gaspedhysterically Quick The safe Youare being robbed Henderson

But the men in blue had alreadydashed past into the office There wasthe sound of a struggle then a voiceshrieking dreadful curses the samevoice she had once thought sd culturedand refined

I overheard this afternoon Sterling said quietly 1 had grown sus-picious before If you really love himhe shall go free

Love him Oh no no Betty criedwith her face hidden on the big mansshoulder I didut know until thisafternoon whom I loved hut I do

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Making Thirg ClesrAu old Peebles worthy and an Eng-

lish lady were one day recently occu-pants of a railway carriage in an Edin-burgh bound train The train hall bcrawaiting Ions at a certain station audthere was no appearance of its start-ing when the worthy remarked Theyare a geytaiglesomelot here-

I beg your pardon said the ladyIm saytin theyre an awfu daidlin

squad here said the old fellowI really beg your pardon sir she

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lot here the niclit tIle old gentlemanfurther ventured

Really I again beg your par-don said the lady with marked ejm-

barrassment but I do not eompre-ihcnd you

I was just trying to siy the trainwas late he finally blurSCd

Indeed sir it is very late agreedthe lady

And the conversation CollapsedDundee News

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An UngcHant ActorA well known American actor v

is old enough not to consider himself-a matinee idol by any means wassomewhat surprised and pleased in aSt Louis hotel a short time ago when

I a pretty girl stopped him in time

I riflor and presented him with a roseywithout saying a word He

i surprised and less pleased toa note the following day reminding

j him of the incident and askingsend the giver of the flower twoat the theater in which he was playingas a memento of the occasion-

I My dear young lady the actor re-

plied waxing sarcastic as hei what hull been the object of the attent ion he haul been paid I would be-

v glad to send you the seats your ask forbut on consultation with the managerof the theater I have been informedthat the seats are all fastened downand that he is opposed to having themsent away as souvenirs in any event-

i so that you will have to be contentedwith an autograph for a souvenir ofyour benevolence of yesterday Jnstead Ilarpers Weekly

Limitations of FameIn Professor Knights reminiscences

I of Tennyson it is related oni occasion when the poet laureatestopping at an inn in the island oSkye the landlord was asked jf he knewwho had been staying in his housedand on being informed that it was thepoet Tennyson he replied

Lor to think o that And sure Ithought he was shentleman

At Stirling some one askedlandlord of the house wherewas stopping

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It was Tennyson the poetAnd wha may he beOh lie is a writer o verses sich as

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curred to find out how much rainrepresented by a given fall of snowwas Alexander Brice of Kirknewtonwho in March 1765 made a simple ex-

periment with the contents of a storejug driven face downward intosix inches of snow What he learnedwas that a greater or less degree ofT

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the ground will occasion a differ-ence in the weight and in the quantityof water produced but if h added-

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