Show F REVELATIONS REVELATION LOF OF A WIFE WIFE- WIFEl 1 The Story Stoll y o of a IIo Honeymoon By ADELE GARRISON WRY wIy DOns DOES ROBERT k kT 5 T ARI Il CAUSE VAUSE LILLLAN I TO EX CLAIM S WHAT AX A. A OMEN I At Gillian's Gillians request I I 1 repeated my story to Mr Drake the mysterious dinner dinner dinner din din- I ner guest whom Dicky had brought home and aDd who l later ter had bad mo I BO so closely as ns to m my fathers father's whore whore- about She listened attentively whore whore-I and two or three times Interrupted me ine by bya a a. question as to 0 the tho visitors visitor's appearance appearance appearance appear appear- I ance and manner of speech I am nm glad you ou told mo me this she said when I had finished for tor two I reasons I 1 t think I shall Ishall be able ablo to help l you an and and it Il It gives I es mo mc something to think about to work on on when I need It ll most Do you 1 0 think father tather is In danger danger dan dan- I I asked ger I 1 dont don't know kno she answered rc frank frank- ly h But this much I can tell you oU I Iam Iam Iam am very cry sure suro this man Drake Is an ana a agent ent of oC some government perhaps this perhaps ps one on the thc other side aide of or orthe the water I don don't dont t know him under the name of oC Drake but his appearance as you OU describe him coincides s with that of ot a man I 1 know under another name and who Is under deep obligations to me Why hy hes he's seeking your father of t course I cannot imagine But I 1 knew that rumor has always aYR your connected fathers father's name with mysterious enterprises enterprises enter enter- under South American governments governments govern SO ments and you know there IH Is always Intrigue even danger about that sort of oC thing But 1 believe I can n find out what Is at tho the bottom of or it all if I can have time enough h and you say a this Drake promised he h. annoy you vou about It a again aln Not unless It should become luel necessary r Those were his words I J returned Then I 1 shall have plenty of time to Work she sat Said in a a rf relieved wl fr tn torso Tn In Tn the the the- meantime dont don't l r nt you think k It would be a good Idea Ideo for tor you to remain In ignorance of your OUr fathers father's address I Itha if It he ha should write writ to you ou again You arc are such a transparent creature you ou know knoll She was as smiling faintly now and I rejoiced In the tho knowledge that her In Interest Interest Interest In- In terest In m my worry over m my father Cather had drawn her thoughts from her own troubles trouble You YU really are arc a mind reader I returned I HI 1 was Just going to a ask k you ou to open and rear read an any letters tromm from m my father ther addressed to me t that at come cometo cometo cometo to your our home and then to relay to m monh me only onh such items as are arc most necessary to know Then I can truthfully sa say that I 1 do not knew where he Is Just what I 1 was going to suggest she answered And now suppose we drop all painful dl discussion and have a acup acup acup cup of ot tea She put rut ut her hand to the bell Which connected the library with BettS Betty's Bettys Bettys Betty's Bet Bet- tys ty's quarters IT it- the kitchen and gave gaye it three short sharp little rings Three rings mean nn tea she ex ex- It saves ves Bett Betty a trip to find out what I want want and keeps her in a a. a good humor We have quite a c code de e of signals she and I. I I absently acquiesced l. l for as ns I 1 opened m my handbag to to- take talie out outa a fresh mOB moat choir 1 I looked down upon Robert Sa- Sa varin's letter to Dick Dicky which I had cad i brought rou ht with me In re response to Dicks Dicky's request j The be Strange J The Tho sight i ht of oC tho the letter startled me Dick Dicky had wished me to ask Lillian to help entertain the famous artist when whon he should make us his long- long promised visit isit I 1 ha- ha had had d demurred remembering re remembering re- re Lillians Lillian's confidence concerning concerning con con- her romantic girlhood adora- adora lIon for tor Robert and her te feelIng feeling feel feel- lIn l- l In Ing that In justice to her husband she should not meet tho the man she had not I seen for so man many years ears Was as it an omen that these two letters letters letters let let- I should come into Lillians Lillian's life liCe at at I one time The one ono from her husband cruelly mockingly severing all relations relations relations rela rela- I bel between een them the other othera a virtual message from the first man who had I cap caught h t her fancy What hat have you ou concealed In your In- In Infernal handbag r she queried lightly An Ini In- In i fernal machine I Will UI n Help Jp Yon Von VonNo I No 0 only a a. most mot innocuous letter I returned trying to keep m my voice at atI atthe the tho same careless pitch Dick Dicky re received received re- re It last night from Robert nobert Sa- Sa I varin and asked me to bring It along alons- to lo your you I From Robert Sayarin she slowly and I 1 saw her lips whiten Let me see It She held the tho sheet of ot note nole paper in her hands for Cor a long minute before opening It Then she read It Its contents contents contents con con- tents twice before she looked up So he Is coming here she he said at last lut In a low controlled voice olee Why h did Dick Dicky wish me to see it I stared at her ITT in amazement It wasn't like Lillian Underwood to Indulge indulge indulge in- in in in a silly subterfuge As s sh she I Iw sew saw w m my look a slow flush 1 gh crept over her face I I 1 1 must be dazed she said I II really didn't know v.-h v. what t I was saying I O Of course course I know that Dick Dicky must wish me to help entertain him I waited a it ed not daring darinI to 10 question her I Some way vay I felt as i If a momentous de deI derision de- de cislon hovered in that quiet room At II last she spoke I Yes Tes I will wilt help you OU entertain him sho she sal said slow slowly an and then halt hall to herI herself herself her her- self she echoed echoe m my thought of or a moment moment moment mo mo- mo- mo ment before before- I r What hat an omen Continued Continue Monda Monday |