The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-11-10

neaft- Now t'osirllandt. where 40 We
to get this mdkey for herr"
'J-nfoftunatMy" | replied, 81 do
not at this moment think Of a eonven-
lent orphan 10 rob How would it
do to rife the poer box at St.
Thomas -
Sarah Lernarr ignored my. second Of
Tense after the manner of n woman,
and, likewise, true TO the same man
ner, gave the remainder Of the story
after having asked decision in the
midst ofsit.
"you remember Deatrix owned scT-
erai thousand acres OF forest land be,.
somewhere in the Allegbanies in SOME
eo,fnsv of the Virginias Let--me--sce,
she said the name HAD been fortu-
nate one for the first Captain Smith in
America. and ought not to fail the sec
. ond one
NPocahontas," | suggested
How stupid" she said, "Of course,
| Pocahontas. Well some lumber com
p5ny has managed to steal half of
! Beatrix's land and it, and some other
, rival companies, now want to buy the
remainder of her. They Will give
$4,000. They have been logging her
| footsteps ever since she landed in
New York. But this Is only $4,000
and Reatrix needs $4,000 If she
could get back the land which has
| been stolen. il would bring the other
| $4,000 don't know how they man.
| aged to get it, Beatrix has the
whole story in detail. with maps
and so forth ! think she failed
TO pay the taxes at some time,
| and they stole ii that way Now,
! Courtlandt, you must induce Mr. Ma
son 10 get Beatrix's land for her
| She IN stopping with me, you know.
Bring him to my house tomorrow for
| dinner. Lieut.. Gordon Smith is going
to Washington tomorrow to call ON the
| British legation and will not return m
| I'll very late; but be knows nothing
about it. Beatrix is the business agent
for the pair Of Them"
| | smiled at the artlessneSs of Nine.
won Hubert Certainly" said; but
| Why not bring tho man In the moou,
too, and the Witch of Endor Ran,
! dolnh Mason Is hardly the sort OF per-
| son that gees out to dinner"
We'll then" said Sarah Lemarr,
bring him after dinner. viii write
him a little note"
l could have laughed in the girls
faco, What viii yen say in your lit
tie note2& ! inquired
"0b, we'll what any one would say
! she answered, that | wish to see him
on an important business matter"
And do you know ] said. what
would happen 10 yorr little note?"
What would happen to it," she
said Her chin went up She was q
! social oyerIord. this Nine. Won Hubert
Her invitations were commands. The
social aspirant dreamed Of their CON
ing, as Of that Of Abou ben Adhenl'S
Angel.
This would happen, n answered
Randolph Mason would rip omen the
envelope with bis lodg finger, fold bach
the paper where you creased 1t across
the middle, and drop it into the waste
basket"
red flush sprang up along her dos
collar of diamonds. ! buried TO eT
plein. u beg your PARDON said
but yoa must thiuk Of Randolph Ma
son rs YOU would of an eccentric scien
tist- Darwin or hgassiz ian intel
lcrtual reeiuse without emotions, {
sort of iIindoo ascotic Of a high order
You could not write any of these suct
q note; neither could you write such {
\ not to him Now, there Is sort o.
note which you might write to any d
these, and you might try such note
on him, although | have little hope
Of it,"
Nine. Won Hubert's head was still II
the air, "Yua mean" she said. ~such {
note ought to rtiHs WIN the ogre Kind
! ly meet Il kissable fairy on the nortf
side of the hawthorn thicket at moon
rise| | believe your scientist. no mat
ter how old. usually comes out Of his
! shell for this sort Of thing But she
could not keep her exquisite good ma
lure under buslel for long Sh,
began to laugh. Really. CourtIandt
10 be serious, what Ought to wris
him? We must have his help fol
Beatrjx."
The sort Of note" said, That 20,
would write to famous Archaeological
| II yoti wished him to can and examint
a rare Egyptian pot, or to a minis
matist If YOU Possessed d coin of Tho
time of Cyrus, or to bacteriologfst il
you had a culture Of the buboniC
plague for him. Invite him to the ex
animation OF a case Of rare and inter
esting Injustice, al your residence OF
Eighty.skth street at nine O'clock to
morrow night.n HS3I- ft ." t'"A
4 was going on 70 explain about this
note little In detail. bnt the *itnros
sihle German suddenly realized TIM
he ought to talk, and 3 once set shuuj
il With the persistence 9ti1 regularity
of hian' tihg - saw We resisted 81
long as Nc could. and then gave IT III
for another sedan. We were reseueC
Dnaliy BY Niue CaSteisne,5 who gave
some fragments from Moliere, | triet
TO get a further word with Reatri,
Smith. but Mrs. Busgoyne Hayes de