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THE RED AND BLACK ,.,-,,.-.T.,- ,.,,,. , ,gvlkaiw Y Val. XVI. READING, PA., JUNE, 1913 No. 9 ' - 'faaig.gisii1a.. fff Q Q i- eY3iiIiiiQl5i 'ili'liiiii gig, i V .Q-.lp5.v,p TIIQREQIE if if f y- if l ' 1nt g . .:nti. lil1aE ..i i .- X -U I M :Lb ,Q wiv, Q A- Zf?4ff 'VJ' V .A - . lvzgf-Y -' - f4- -. -ar.-Q..- f - . --- D l ' fffg EDITORS-John G. Noll Wilbur Moyer , STRANGE GODS nr wimsuu M. Monza, '13. HE went up the narrow steps gaily, almost with a romping step, her parasol tucked under her arm, the feathers on her hat nodding above the expectant turnings of her head. Instead of two years ago it seemed but yesterday that she had said good-bye to this place, walking down slowly and look- ing bat-kg instead of a society beauty of transcontinental reputation, she was to- day the Elizabeth of the old days, who had so often climbed those wearisome stairs with tired feet in worn shoes. Her breath was faint and quick when she paused before a door at the head of the third landing and gazed at a. small, brass plate upon it as if it were the face of a dear friend. DANIEL VARICK. Then he was still in the building-she would see him-she would hear him say Beth -they would touch hands over the separation that had been as thorough as the splitting of a mountain by an earth- quake. She had not been fully aware un- til this moment how much this visit meant to her, and she realized now that if Dan were not in, the missing him would hurt her more than her gay, friendly seek- ing of him clearly explained. Her hand was already poised to knock when the sound ofa nian's footsteps came to her, and a voice she knew well hummed an old familiar song she loved and had often sung. She was sure of her welcome, sure of her charm as she knockedg her smile almost impertinent. After the door was opened the look changed slowly to dismay, then to disappointment. A young man in a 1J?li!lt01 S blouse filled the space. His thick, round throat was bare above the turned-in collar, his sleeves rolled above his elbows. His coarse waving hlond hair hung low over a. straight black brow. He had true, clean, lighting eyes of an undecided gray and full lips that at the present moment were unsmiling, and almost unfriendly. He was gripping the handle of a chafing dish, and he continued stirring something with a big spoong Elizabeth did not know what, but it smelled savory.