The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-03-17
CHAPTER Vl.-con,inued.

surllly Gillespie was discovered by Don
ovan presenting country church with tl.vN.
CHAPTER VI.-continued.
Just then ! heard the voice Of my
fool raised 80 that all might hear:
Friends. on the dusty highway Of
life I can take none Of the honor or
credit you so kindly offor me. The
money I have given you to-day ! camo
by honestly I stepped into your cool
and rosiiul house ~ worship this morn.
ing In search ~ bodily ease The small
voice " conscience stirred within me
had not been inside q church for two
years and I was greatly shaken hut
as I listened 10 your eloquent pastor
was aware that the green wall paper
interrupted my soul currents, That
vegetable green tint Ia notorious ~
psychlcnl lntcrccptor Spend tho
money as you Ike, gentlemen. but II
]. q stranger may suggest II, try some
lees violent color scheme In your
mural decorations"
lie seemed choking with emotion ns
with bowed head he pushed his way
The people stared after him. mystiflcd
and marycllng. heard an old man
calling out
How VIC Hierful are the ways OF
Lord"
let Gillespie pass. and followed him
slowly until a turn In the road hid us
from the staring church folk lie
turned and saw me.
You have discovered me. Donovan
he sure your sins will lind you out
A simple people. slgularly moved at
.ath@ sisAt st - rre-abeeki have rar..
ly caused caused 80 much excitement"
u suppose you are trying TO ease
your conscience by giving away some
Of your button monoy'
That Is just IL. Donovan You have
struck the brass tack ON the head. Hut
now that We have mot agnin, albeit
through no fault Of my own. let me
mention matters OF real human inter.
est"
You might tell me what you're do.
Ing here FIRST"
Walking there were no cabs. Don.
oyan."
You choose queer hour OF the
day for your exercise"
One might say the same for your
ride. Hut let us be- sensible. dare
say there's some common platform on
which We both stand
Wen assume H." replied. dis.
mounting by the roads, - that / might
talk more easily. HANDBAGS were still
visible at his wrists. and strip NJ
court-plastor across the knucklcs of
his right hand otherwise testified To
the edges OF the glass In St Agalhn'a
garden. lie held up HIS hands rue.
fully
Those were nasty slashos. and
ripped them up badly In climbing out
Of your window. Hut couldn't llnger:
! am not without my little occupa.
lions
You stand an excellent chance ot
being shot II you don't clear out of
this, II there's any shame In YOU
you will go without making further
trouble
1T has occurred 10 me" he began.
slowly. that know something that
you ought to know saw Henry Hol
brook yesterday"
where" ! demanded
"On the lake He's rented sloop
yacht called the Stllotto | passed II
yesterday on the Annandalc steamer
and | saw him quite distinctly"
It's all your fault that he's horc'"
blurted. thoroughly aroused ~
you had not followed those women
they might have spent the remainder
NJ their lives here and never have
been molcstcd. Hut he undoubtedly
caught the trail from YOU"
Gillespie nodded graycly and
frowned before he answered
u am sorry 10 spoil your theory.
my dear irish brother. hut put this In
your pine: Henry was here first lie
rented the sailboat ten days ago-aud
made my ,phal entry week
later. Eyplal. sat, II you please. Mr..
Donovan"
was Immensely relieved by this
disclosure Tor IL satisfied me that
had not been mistaken In the Identity
NJ ths canoe maker / had however.
no intention ut taking the button king
into my confidence
Where is iolbrcuk staylng7" 1
asked casually.
u don't knuw-ho Keeps anoat The
Suletto belongs 10 Cincinnati man
who isn't coming here this summer
and HglhrnUE lHa ont tho ,,a, 81 ia 4.