Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-08-14
cHAPTER V.-(ContLnued.l

adv sought his young wife and won
asr for her wealth; but. apart from
,hat fact. he was determined 10 make
ssr loyal and devoted husband. AL.
rsady Il hurt him that money and he
j saered name OF wife should be roughly
n braeketed together.
" ~And did you know my wife. then.
i Miss Falrweather" GerYis asked,
a af,er silence. while the two stood and
n surveyed the limitless expanse OF
q white waste around them, with It's
boundaries Of forest-eOyered. bear-in-
4 iesied hills,
q NO; never saw her until last night
h the car She is very young. and
II ssems 10 be high-strung nature. "a
n mai so?' Paul waited for an an.
II 7seF
Il think she is" Geryls slightly
&hesi,atsd. In truth. though he would
not have confessed IL. Gladys nature
Il vas as yet an unknown country 10
d him.
Il Very imaginative. and given TO al
#,erpAte hts OF depression and gaietyg"
n paul gent on. Then he hastily added.
a ! ask your pardon. You see. II Is part
w ny trade TO anaylze human eharae-
,sf. am always doing it-somellmes
#uneohse!ously | dare say you think
Kne an iil-conditioned Goth. and hard
III venture 10 ..uegt an introduction
No Nrs Templetuh"
4 Paul Ansdeil turned his face toward
*GeTIs and there Vas a new express
sion IN il. The old snecr had died out,
y, had BEEN smoOshed carefully away.
ils DARK. desp eyes looked straight
ElaIo The ERg!lshman's face. and there
Vas certain wistfulness in them.
II II have made up my mind already
kaboai You've all have quickly said
zhoaes; Gcryls. holding out his hand 10
sail simplicity 10 tbs other. We owe
par lives 10 you. and each one Of us
&soald esteem Il an honor 10 call you
slrsnd"
There UAa hearty British ring ia
p words tia, spoke for their genu.
&nsneBs
You are very good" quietly obsery.
n the scientist nui the snccr had
foAe into bis eyes once more, aud he
#nfn"d the conversation abruptly TO
fhe situation in which the traintul OF
Fgman beings found themselves.
II you had not been In such a hurry
n &c; back 70 England could have
SaoSn you some pretty sport youdcr.'
r. pointed TO the rocky Businesses In
*he distance, The falling snow had
Fioppct aad overhead was brilliant
P.ae A aua wind bad go, up. howl. I
Rhs and sSirlIng the snow into deep
Krit,s.
Bears, | aupposeT'' said Gcryik. /
EIuI what should have liked II I
Fsil. under other circumstances. | dare /
~ you could tell one some yarns
sboNt the grizzlies yondcr7-
Pau! AndSell nodded briefly. and the /
10 men turned to rctrace their steps /
n TIE little prairie station.
DO you live In Montreal. then. Is
h your homer"
4 nave no home" was the brief re-
0,ha@F. I suppose am what you
~ cosmopolitan. one who makes a
NJ In every one OF the worlds great
Ahes But here We are back at the
Fairio station. The. wcather's clear.
~, 80 ! suppose our people will start
n their way"
IN the station and round the cars
Fere was a stir of excitement. aud
ople were getting aboard the train.
aef" Is my wifel She is standing
Tue window of the cart
"er'is caught sight of little figure
a pale green and gold brocade tea
Nh' trimmed with yellow lace
IL was GLADLY, and her small pink
~ white face. with It's pointed chin.
~ now bent toward them as she gag
downward al the two men.
one was waving little white hand
welcome to her husband; but when
~ caught sight of his companion her
r. olanched, and she shrank back
LIN me window, at which Paul Ans
n 'rowned at once. Two minutes
~ however. he was bowling before
as Gervis introduced him.
we had a Jolly good tramp. Glad
Mr.. Ansdell and I. over the hard
Nv, 1t has made me as hungry as
Ps"oIe. And. II II had not been for
III small ladyship, I shouldn't have
LIE back. I'd have gone after the
Ahlles In the mountain. yonder; but
wsrn you that next year I shall come
10 pot bear or two. and leave
II at Temple-Dene." Gervis laid a !
au's hand on the slight little shout
PADDY looked up timidly, and, to
surprise, Mr.. Andsell had taken
pocketbook crammed with snap |
~ which he proceeded to show f,
explain to Gervis. taking no fur
II notice OF her. q
Tue stranger wished TO restore
young brides confidence, he could I
B 30.
c,ore the end OF the day GLADLY =
/ s,rseif again, gay and lightheart- Z
she aud a.. a...N. MAIL