Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-07

@oh. Customer" then; and the Hash of her dimples dis armed any possible resentment
 MT. North, haven't you got five or ten minutes of business somewhere else? Like buying your days cigars or something? When two ladies want to talk something over alone, they hate to talk in the hall"
 "Oh, certainly" replied Tommy North, rising and reaching for his coat
 "It ain't every young boarder." said Rosalie Le Grange, who Is intelligent enough to let his landlady boss him. Now you be back in just ten minutes by the clock, that's an obedient boy
 Tommy cast one look at Betsy. Bar bara as he went out of the door; and Betsy Barbara smiled as though to re- assure him.
 Rosalie proceeded to the heart of the matter without any of her GUS tomary circumlocution
 'Betsy-Barbara Lane" she said, q believe you'd so for a friend to the place we aint supposed to mention, except in church. Wouldn't your"
 What has happened?" asked Betsy Barbara, her color departing with a rush. Has Constance" Constance is perfectly all right" treasured Rosalie. She was tryin' to read-poOr thing-when I left her if teen minutes ago. But I've got my an swer. you would"
 ! think l would give my life if it would help now" said Betsy Barbara.
 What I'm askin' then" continued Rosalie Le Grange. may seem only a little thing. But it's important. I can't tell you how important. It may save hin-you know, MT. wade-if you play your cards right"
 Betsy-Barbara was on her feet now.
 What is it? Quick" she asked.
 Not beatin' about the bush." re- piled Rosalie Le Grange, q want you to spend the day fiirtin' perfectly out rageous with Mir. Estrilla."
 In spite of herself, Betsy-Barbara let her pink blond coloring sufuse her cheeks. But the color flowed back as her mind leaped from circumstance to circumstance and rested on a sus- picion.
 What has he" she said under her breath, what has he to do with the Hanska case?"
 "Noihin' muoh-himself," said Rosa lie, iRdiherently, but a great deal to do with solvin' 1t. An it's important that he should be delivered at just the right time-as kind of witness." 4 new idea wIdened Betsy -Barbara's eyes and made soft and wondering the little mouth of her.
 And what have you?" she whis- pered. Have you-aH this time-and never suspectedl"
 Now don't go cuttin' corners an guessin'," said Rosalie Le Grange. I've been doin' my part. Don't ask me any more. please. I'm just bustin to tell. I'm an old fool with my tongue. an if I spring the littlest leak in secret 1t all comes tumblin' out. Re member what I've told you First. you can help save Mir Wade as nobody else can Next. don't ask any ques- tions. An Betsy-Barbara Lane, now I'm gettiR' solemn. want you to hold up your right hand an swear semethin' on your honor-that you won't tell anybody-anybody- this until let you"
 But new the shade of a suspicion ] flashed across Betsy -Barbaras face. Rosalie caught 1t and formed her an swer mentally before her pretty juror spoke
 Suppose" said etsy-Barbara-'T beg your pardon. Mrs Le Grange, but one must watch everything in a time like 'his-suppose you were working for the other sideg
 Tn case you ever found that cut" said Rosalie. your oath Is all oh Goodness mei"-and now her emo jon was real-"do look like a traitor or anything of that sort? Haven't helped Mrs. Hanska every way I coald7 You're woman. Betsy BarbaFs. an you know me by this time. Am l that kind?D
 1 "No,T replied Betsy-Barbara. "You are not" And with an air of pretty solemnlty. she swore it
 If ! WAS man,r said Rosalie Le Grange, T could last eat you ai when