The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 3, 1919, Page 13

Confessions a Bride Copyrighted, 1919, by the Newspaper Mnterprise Association \BACK IN MY HOME LAND, I AWAIT MY HUSBAND too, and he | above as Babs! Ity 1@ Tuo Grande! Beyond it bt. And fety. And I never wanted to Welgo south of it ain! I wanted te nture in the safe band’s arma! was bound to be when I needed Bob to go in search BES PARDON, Youts LAQY. | S#E You are IN TRovae wih A PLAT Tee - PLL ee GLAD TO CHANGE IT FoR You IF You WouLd care TO HAVE ME CTS * amen Teas vey KIND OF Ol, HeLLo.Gerctavpe! | OH,PERCY, | JusTHADA PUNCTURE AND This Youn Did You WAVE AN ("iia kDLY CHANGED THe APPRECIATE AccIDENT P ’ ’ $ j } Tiee FoR met IT So much IF You Wit x aa Gi ry " You've A PerrecT CenTLEMAM And I'M A Mion TIMES OoUEED! GoooDva { ‘This |3 MOEED VERY Kio OF You BUT I'M AFRAID Youle Soil YouR CLoTHEs ~ - —— 17s Au Done, Jim imw the ghost, ride railroad track t for the} t tell lena Joy however, Just would have dis it be, I that the old wife's tale t my inagination to working rghott must be Of his prey—and jailed, | Glaneing over the aide of the plane I saw that the earth was rising i bump ug, but Jim made @ lovely c, just outside a certain r town. He lifted the sleeping y from my arms, bired a guard for his machine 4 found a passing nted to punch|auto to take to the hotel. As Jim in the back and tell him to look as we were alone in a parlor sround, for I knew incident | of the hotel I turned to him with ag ould delight him, Undoubtedly he | excited us the first of fhe human race to) «was 4 « airship as a cradie! ane Siasy I was #0 absorbed in my thoughts that I didn't regi single new sensation about fi cuddled Babs cle win her he own Ta e 1 and it was ue for a whe obligingly #00 the Hamilton Certeis?” sald my brother indaw seriously. “I don't believe that Ham- liton Certels ever wore a diving suit Does that answer you? I'm alive, Jim, I saw Dr” in walk down a rope ladder into © sea, wearing the costume he had himself!” é girl, you need sleep. Imitate i wire to dad and find what ome of your precious hus THEN, WHY ARE You. So mn could I muster ¢ er the de of th t unfortunate because I par y wanted to study the of the hold-up, Whenever I caught a streak of smoke on the mountain wide I in ned we might be p , the bandit’s cave where Katherine | Miller was held. | Wouldn't Jim be able to locate her | by plane, I wondered? Surely, with | Ba and Jim Morrison and his bunch working together, any gang of bandits would surrender on sight! 1 regarded my brother-in-law's broad | go eat at Boldt’s—uptown, |shoulders with pride. And I hoped | 1414 34 Ave.; downtown, 913 24 Ave: it would be @ long time before Jim ——— — fot married, I don't suppose any | girl is ever ready to part with the protection of nice brothers like Jim. | | Jim made an especially romantic | figure because he wasn't wearing his uniform. He was in a mechanic's dress and he looked considerably Ii jan outlaw of the air ought to look, 1 thought |] cine for rheu | He couldn't, of course, take a gov-|1's. Ww. Mills, F j¢rpment uniform turing in|] <1 am stron and healthy 9¢ 73 Mexico, nor a government plane. hanks to Biles Natsve Be Jelther. Morrison, after hia private || itt 5 ©- Martin, Btevenstumgy with Jim, had explained why + lati fi (> lacked the red, white ana|{ Bliss Native Herb Tablets | insignia. The fellows had as-/ over 20 years have relieved § thousands of sufferers from rhege sembied this car, Jim sald, from tiem, liver and kid t |] matiam, 11 dney trou! parts ships which had crashed. constipation. Geotle an@ ate Then they had sold the thing at! auction, he had been the lucky buyer. had had real luck, too, » it was a freak bus, it had ve 6 steady an a tax! | It was stead I had setth irage to r, which (r, isn’t THAT region renee Ra TI! (To Be Continued) RHEUMATISM ins Native Herb Tablets are, ubt, the best tism I ever st Lynn, W. Va. 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