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is 45, . , LITERARY His arms were about her in longing. I love you now, Beth. With a contented, sighing laugh she drew his face down to hers. And perhaps you'd like to marry me- sometime? you'll see this my way. Please send a small trunk in a. cab with what I'll need for the steamer. Marie will know what to pack. And Dad, try to love me again. Don't shut me out. BETH. want to live it with you. Tonight, said Dan, wild prayer: Uh, you're not playing with me now-not torturing me now. Yet -what of him? He's gone with the -there's Lord Poyndale gods, ' she whispered. adding, with a characteristic : other 'strange I've flung them all down, Dan. I want the old life. I I've run back to Mr. Allicn's answei brought by Marie when she arrived with two trunks was Of course, I'm disappointed But let it go. I was never one to look nor send tears after lost money I you. I love you. Kiss me again as you did today. At dawn a messenger left a letter at her father's house: DEAR DAD: Dan andl were married at mid- night, in a little, old-fashioned Bap- tist parsonage, on a quaint old street down here. I'm so happy, I'm quite frightened-happy, though I know how disappointed you'll be. I love you, but I couldn't do what you want- ed. Later, when you know Dan, thought the other sort of thing would have made any woman happierg but, after all, it's your affair, and you may be right. Besides you've done this thing my way. When I was sure I wanted a thing, and knew I could get it, and had a right to try to get it, I made a bee-line for it. I'l1 meet your husband when I feel more like it. Marie to go with you. There's no earthy reason why you should scratch along without a maid. Your allowance goes on just the same. YOUR DAD. ,.,... FOR ALMA MATER DEAR in' lcnwiiv R. imma, '13. We meet again with fond refrain To greet old Reading High,- We ope the strain and loud acclaim Our dear old Reading High. For Alma Mater dear, we sing, For Alma Mater dearg Years hence we'll shout and bells we'll ring For dear old Reading High. Wc'll run the raee and win with grace In youth's severest trialsg Through gathfring mists, we'll thread the maze ' For many weary miles. The gale may 81.06613 the wily S0 steep, Yet onward will we gog Success we'll grasp and vic'try sweet Shall drive off gloomy woe. Now 'ere we part, life's work to start- The time's approaching nigh- We'll rally round Once more to shout For dear old Reading High.
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