I just prevented her from publishing Miss Denton's private affairs broadcast through the medium of her paper." "You don't mean she--" began Grace.
Alberta nodded.

"Yes, she wrote a story in a highly sensational style and brought it to me to read.

She was going to send it to her paper, then mail copies of the edition in which the story appeared to a number of girls here.

She had a long list, which she showed me, and wanted me to promise to help her address the papers and send them to the various girls.

But after I had that talk with Julia Crosby I vowed within myself that the little time I had left at Overton should be devoted to some better cause than planning petty, silly ways of 'getting even.' I can't tell you how thankful I am that I have had this chance to live up to a little of what I promised myself I would do.