Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-12-02 | Page 5 | Honeymooners Abroad

Jymooners abroad I rv TRIES RUSE TO TR AP COUSINS JM 1 AND IT WORKS 7T, To tk vr Tfvvi n- WIIKS! vinUlf and Cousin?, into if' ! i Berlir, office no one $ tt p' decided on pg the camp svV'V.e manager and Si irnlinK himself as an feS 'engineer ScH.ont. Ho ferial sul'pl'M 12 ? .rd had been referred l . .i7-.-linient ia i "nd is connected fcJr, Electrical Supply I kbn't quite under-? under-? rKommends mc lu ki. on-n people cannot Rniilnew?" iuggestefl nmaC-r blandly 52m want to talk tula "more fully with Mr ;rt I band out more A. E. S. C. They don't tt ifld 1 rnno1 '"fnier-J '"fnier-J ,h manag r's voice Rfc concern P"1' Well, I'" Ju-' 8 Lhi from ' nsideratlon ie him I'll see the j,v omlng along L ime m spite .f their ':if-Tfcrv ':if-Tfcrv it '' '" anJ gov a long w ay in tlzJr,- pC'tldei .1 i-Uphed tADd examined his neat L' he suggested finally. Mt' be 2 good place to seek J a durlBg the next two or ;. .red k thanked it J hurried back to the flerc jubilation. He had r " "Tills Umo, boy, I ani not going to ! let business Interfere." proved that tho Eureka people were close In touch with Cousin. "Edna! Gosh, girl. I've turned a trick, nr..: now we flit to Paris Paris, where ail good Americans aro supposed to go when thev die. and where jrou aro going to hav the tune of your lire. Let's go!" Thcio is one word that brightens any feminine fur Paris. In spite of herself, her disappointment disappoint-ment of being dragged from her tr.-a.5ure cheat, her magical city whore nothing coat anything and overything coat nothing, Edna glowed at tho thought of Paris. She went to Jack, put her arms about his nock. "This time, boy," sho whispered into his ear. "I nm not going go-ing to let business interfere. You shan't spoil Paris!" fTn Bo (Ymtlnoed) (Copyright. 1922. ,EA Service