Radio Digest (Oct 1926-Jan 1928)

RADIO DIGES T— Illustrated HE turned quickly at her little cry of "I do: I y. "but there's always the man mixed up in hts deliriu: ..ivn'i by an: the u?" .in." "I tr ople." he returned, "but I think you answer for." H lly. stood by Clam'. It s . he w* i rcely perceptible. Th. Ith new lin. s pair Memed Infinitely inK to I ' she . id. Her distress moved him I ■ •-.. vi 1 '.'. have to :isk you >ther patients to see :• n't do more ! Elded, "I Oan't •:;«■ bach tools rn J.irrold picked his way over Truro S' rated at the Urn • _ through Alda's foil; pulling the light rig moved with amazing Blot further annoyed at ken by a stranger driving Alda's new coupe. Jarrold Imperiously .died him to stop. Iii answer a smiling nld a hand as though returning a klndl-. g. The driver of the rig volunteered that it was Doctor Fowler on his way to Bee Mr. Clamlon. The physician found little chant the patient's condition. ,,/^V In the night his eyes opened." I I -iid. "and when I told him V_/ y I had come there was the tiniest smile on his face. Po you think uld understand?" "It might be," he said sympathetically. Ther B sudden knocking on the door. It was the big, hawk-faced man he The stranger ignored the dear." said the stranger to the girl who went to meet him, "I'm very sorry tl 1. but it will be better if you come back with me at once. You kn'>w nothing of nursing and I will that p».-..ple are engaged who do. Hu that we can make the next train." ." she said steadily. "The man I love is dying. He may have only a few pi-.r.r little minutes left." ■ I ■ ■-"( II II. r II si ™ ' ' " ■■■' " • ■■:■-■ ■■ II Specified by leading engineers in all popular circuits as the one perfect form of tube filament control. Insist on Ampente-theonly automatic variable filament resistance. Beware of substi*itLJ?nd 'mitat'ons. There is only one Ampcrit/ ud nothing clue will do. Eliminates hand rt«»Ut. Simplifies wiring. Types for all tabes. ^ wS. » moonted (in U. S. A). At all d. all n. . J7™J* *or FrccHook-Upfl and construction data to 60 FRANKLIN ST„ NEW YORK 7ht "SELF-ADJUSTING"/?/^/*/ hen Jarrold, a little shaken at the air of tragedy which enveloped this bare turned away awkwardly as he aaw her fling herself by the bed and whisper to a dying man that she loved him. He spoke softly to the physician in the outer room. Id the doctor, "life still lingers, but it won't be much longer now. I was ding on some oxygen from New Bedford, but the trains are stalled and the roads will be almost impassable. It might have kept him alive a few hours. I don't know. What use would that be wlu-n he has spent1 himself? Men have 30 much strength. He spent his for the people who called him a drunkard. Men have just so much will to live. Well, a woman robbed him of that. He is about to die. Perhaps he understands what that poor girl has been telling him. Sometimes the senses are alert when the body seems funotionless." I i~ WISH you would persuade her to return with me," said the other. Doctor Fowler looked at the tall man with scorn, • Have you ever loved anyone but yourself?" "Two people. One was my wife. The other is the girl in there." Curiously enough he could not resent the old man's tone. The great achievements of his life brought him no comfort now. By the side of the three people in this lonely cottage he found himself dwarfed and mean. Without his background of wealth, his retinue of servants, his office staff and obsequious friends was .he nothing? It was the spectacle of Alda's suffering which broke him down at last and softened the heart that had so little of pity in it. He realized that here was a situation so desperate that no money of his could buy her happiness. Suddenly he snatched up his fur-lined coat, pulling1 it on as he ran down the slippery path to the lane. Doctor Fowler was startled at his actions. It was as though he had seen a man become crazed. 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"No better," she answered, not understanding why he had returned. "Then I'm in time," he cried. "You'll have to lift it from the car. I wrenched a shoulder when it overturned." "Lift what out?" the doctor said almost irritably. "The oxygen container. Where did you think I had gone? Home?" "Man," the other exclaimed, "you couldn't make it with the roads like this. I tell you the thing's impossible." During the tiring journey Stephen Jarrold had realized that only in Alda's happiness could his own be found. Never had he spent such moments of agony as when preparations were being made to administer the revivifying gas. He put his undamaged arm around the girl. AT their side, invisible, Death and Life stood asking which had the better right to the tired body. For a little while it seemed that the darker shadow had won. Then, very gradually, the miracle of life returning was at first only a hope and then a certainty. 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