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The lady stole a glance at the gentleman. His head was cocked, his hand up in absurd mimicry of the animal's plea. 1 he lady bent to hide a smile. She whispered in the dog's ear. The dog rose on his haunches and barked twice in approval At the sound, Fuller started. Elaine dug her elbow gleefully into his ribs. "Quit pokin'," he growled. . Ferdinand jumped up. Elame was applauding. He looked at Fuller, whose face seemed grim. A slow crimson crept into his thin cheeks. Fuller pushed his chair back. '"Xcuse me," he muttered and left the room. . They remained staring at one another. Then a bawl shattered the stillness. "How should / know the number? Hilda!! ' What kind of a phone is this, anyway? Whats the number of the Derby f" Hilda scurried out. Presently they heard his voice again, quiet assured, shorn of bluster. "I o-ot something, Al.— I got something, I'm tellin' ya, that's all. D'ya want it?— Sure you'll sec it. Ten o'clock in the mornjno-— Yeah? Well, if you won't, Louis B. Maver will.— No, I ain't sellin' this time, Al. You're buyin'.— Me? Brothuh. he SCREENLAND 'There's a comic, if ever I saw one.' Didn't I, Joe?" "Yeah," said Joe. At length they had escaped, heeling in his pocket, Ferdinand drew out a folded cablegram. A silver four-leafed clover came with it. He touched the charm to his lips, smiling, and slipped it back. The cable he gave to Hilda. She scanned it and gave it back. 1 ranslate, please." "Well, it says what for do I marry this funny girl, and better I go back to Vienna." "Better you stop being cute and read me that cable!" He looked down at it and shook his head. "They think you are nice. Why, nobody knows." "Only nice? I'm marvelous. What else does it say?" . "It says: 'Gott segue dieh and acme Braui'—GoA bless you and your bride. 'Wir fahren am sehnten'—v/e sail on the tenth— "Voter mutter Anna-marie — I can translate that myself." She began drawing spirals on his chest. "Darling, are you sure you're not the least little bit disappointed? Not even so much?" "For what?" "Well — maybe I shouldn't mention it — but after all— you'll never ^have a chance now to be the great lover." His smile held something warmer than amusement as he drew her toward him. "Who tells you I will not—?" "Mister Herr Baron von Ferdinand Shayb— " But the rest was lost against his lips. , The End.