The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-20

called the occurrence TO his mamcSy in
minute detail He replied comTS,sedly
that was quite mistaken. he was nc
more responsible to the insuran,y. com.
gally bound. but both had felt morally
obliged 10 make good the loss and so a
Joint note had been eXecutod and the
money paid to me. I surely remembered
that
II turned around without another word
and went TO my solicitor. He examined
the note at the bank. oues Toned the cash
ier and advised me that she bank would
ssoning sson,s g.vn sue on the {s and that
horribly disturbed. I All not know where
TO get 5000. 900. Everything I possessed
would hardly bring Fiat sum under the
place TO Emily. IN this dilemma the
bank again notifieD me that the note
would be reduced t0 Judgment II not peid
within thirty DAYS. but added that II !
would execute mortgage on my coal
property. OF which, It seems to have had
an exact state,gent II could place. the
the wolf stood ready to, pay his share In
agreed to us plan because It LETT me
free free tearr3 to g93nysy this place to Emily for
learned that this wolf. Myron o.
takes thes@ bonds.
moved sM Eyeglasses and laid them on
SlN 'hptSS LDeU ne went On nave uISO
learned. that the whole thing. from its
incept ton. was plan OF Gates 10 get
mo bito his power. lie. In fact, owned
IS ,S SeeVF5ieS 1sne W6Sh
surFlce company, He IL was VINO got
the. 100000: he II was who directed the
bPFlk to make out a Joint note while ]
vfIited for him in his office: the delivery
S the cash TO me was part OF the
scheme, that the officers of the bank
4 could testify that the loan was for me
| He got the $500. 900 which l must paw
! back TO the bank"
He arose and began to walk UP and
ne continued. when one could call
up before E. pistol for an act like this.
| The custom had It's value. which we
forget now When bLuod letting was the
nenaltv, sneaking cads kept their tonGues
gers out OF other me.'s pockets. The
Jaw has disarmcd the gentlemen. but lefl
now. Courtlandt. why this man was hero
at the wedding luncheon: but Emily
knows nothing Of all this
He stopped by the table and rang for
servant, "Martn,n he said when tn
John Scotch and some soda. want
you to try this whisky. Courtlandt. 1t Is
made at Fort Wiltam. one OF the oldest
stills In the world
He went back to his chair with his
glass and sat slowly slipping II.
Nov, my dear wedding guest" he
said smiling over the whisky. II am up
to the point where The ship went down
| Hike lead and am come 10 the eXpana-
tion OF your NARROWING. / have 10 source
| OF income now but an adequate little
pension. l cannot live on Il anywhere In
/ America without my poverty being patent
| TO Emily and her friends. ! must get
out OF the country. ] have thought abou,
! some little village In Southern France
where one could have, at slight cost. the
necessities of lie. q servant and sun
shine. I remembered that you had been
over there for sono time with Randolph
Mason. and would know about Il, Now.
| TO bo quite sordld. what would II cost
| TO hide ln some forgotten nook OF the
/ Mediterranean off tho track OF tourists7 2
| RcInombor. am counting pennios-all
| told not moro thnn two thousand francs
| q year with five hundred for clothes" "
| Then no added with q deeper smile. ~
| lko to say Il that way II sounds more
| like n comfortable living
| had kept my place by tho fire with
| out n word whilo General Crugcr was
| telling hiH story. fic had my sympathy
when he began IT. now lie had also my
\ Indignation. In every respect ho wns n
| gentleman, who expected 10 find IN oth5r
I men his own honorable instincts Such
men swsctcD tho world, and the triumph
| OF evil persons over them Us blow to
| all, shoulder sol against that power
working everywhere for righteousness, I