The Ordway new era., 1908-10-02

HI Hlhu ""'
vas evidenI at first glance
Moreover he was OF that
ubiquitous type OF sneer-
ins. fault.nnding Britisher
whose favOrite tipplc has
Won him. In the far east.
the opprohrious title OF
-Limejuiccr. The wom-
an-well, W. had more DIFF
fculty in classifying her.
The accent and the
clothes were English be-
n possibility OF the most char
gpr But the piquant. sad
q soulful brown eyes. the
d dark but wholesome and
d.. the full red lips. the small
iaiely nodded features. these
ndes perhaps of French an
rOre likely tokens OF that
kraie strain now called the
h upe: but English. never.
Q. came opposite my elbow
ESt her head and gave me a
Il the eyes. n look so full OF
si5peal that 1t startled me.
t1Singroom connected with
krom Of the English couple
to' so that the two might on
s thrown together en- suite.
eik down and saw the corner
envelope appear. | called
b attention and We watched II
| D satire envelope, a long. white
|rsfd so full OF papers that 1t
rter the door with difficulty,
es floor at our feet.
J pretty liason progresses"
Fs Clarke. There is a billet
|k you."
kny seized the envelope and
p It's contents on the reading
AID then Clarke and ! stared
pist in helpless and idiotic as
sat Before MS lay bonds OF
s'rfd Zinc Corporation to the
N $4,000.
! eem was a single sheet OF
ns' with the crest OF the Los
2 limited at the top. Clarke
'kat 1t silently,
H. Carlton Clarke: AM TAX
'H believe to be the only
% save these papers and my
.! lhe tine We reach old Faith.
! nope 10 devise some disposi.
'ss you TO make of them. Until
ia'd them we'll | know | can
w Destroy this note at once.
sniveIy."
breakfast at Yellowstone sta.
tlext morning our entire party.
.'as ABOUT 90, were loaded into
ny. stages for the 32-mile
ae upper Geyser basin and
4u'ui Inn. Clarke and / had a
y " ourselves in charge of one
.les. Bo being Yellowstone
~ y. arlver. We also Travelled
= mat is, we were relieved
..e''ng TO the regular schedule
s'l oy the stage company.
.seled !. !, the Fountain lunch sta.
' ane Lower Geyser basin in
VI 'ne rest of the party and
.used .'.s to his duty sufficiently
!, ~, win me over the "forma-
\, ae acres of limestone de.
.,Sy W the geysers is Hcially
'4alcaily known. Here again
,,a w lord and lady when the
w. 10y tourists came up, and were
e,ehtly in a circle to watch
alh s," geyser play. Lady
,Isa Iapped her hands in glee as
, ,Is water, throwing clouds of |
=. '..am' shot so feet in the air.
's.s 'ssa0ws of the western snow.
s,.,a A.. ,,enshtening when we drew
, VIZ v,.,, ol the rest of the party,
h. 4.ue OF our special" be.
,o, portals of that wonderful |
'''es' architecture, Old Faith. |
h slsned ,sp to room II and |
io,'.m Om ls. Lord and Lady |
4 sea NV us and drew No. 10.
Il s ,s. uestiny that bound us
'o',e seemed unbroken.
i Ivs,a ,haa. be a dangerous place
.Husba. u. On at night, Bo,"
y ts saes as we clambered up
'b.,~m ~s mounds of ,calcareous
,,,s, "eeh bottomless pools of
. .n,. peering down into the
"a ,Mhpharous N.Y. depths of the
N, ae ~ , Cubs" threading the
,tto,, .aa y. precipitous sides of
ho,,a.n..d and feeling beneath our |
u.a "Sw Nv. crunch Of the crust |
\ h.., Out a thin partition be-
I, s.u.ll,l y " world above and
, MY. \. .ae inferno beneath.
snty right" answered
\ .s.N ssyer knowsd oe bpt one
4 .sf :" come over here at
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