Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-09

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 '1f you really want me to be happy" Miss Patty finished. going over to her
 you'll go back to school until the wedding is over"
 T won't leave Dicky." She swung around and gave Mir. Dick an adoring glance. and Miss Patty looked dis eouTagsd
 Take him with you" she said sIsnt there some place near where he eould stay, and telephone you now and then?"
 'Telephone!" said Mrs. Dick scorn fully.
 Cant leave" MT. Dick objected "Got to be on the property. Looi here. Miss-Miss Patricia, why can we stay here. where we are? It's very eomfortabie-tha is, it's hva6le They've got somebody to take my place in the house" .....-..
 And father needn't know a thing you can fix that" broke in Mrs. Dick "And after your wedding he will be iI a better humor; he'll know it's oyeI and not up to him any more"
 Miss Patty sat down on the soar box. ....
 We might carry it off," she said "If could only SC back to town! Bui father is in one of his tantTums, ana he won't go, or let me go. The ideal with Aunt Honoria on the long-dis tance wire every day, having hyster ics, and my clothes waiting to be triee on and everything. I'm desperate.".
 put the eggs Sn a platter ant poured the coffee, and we all sa, around the soap box and ate. Everybody felt better for the meal and we were sitting there laughing and talking and very cheerful wher Mr. Van Alstyne opened the door ana looked in. His face was stern, but when he saw us. with Miss Patty or her knees toasting a piece of bread and Mir. Dicky passing the tin basiI as a fingerbowl, he stopped scowlinl | and looked amused.
 They're here, SaIlie," he called tC his wife, and they both came in, GOV ! cred with snow, and we had coffee ant ] eggs all over again.
 | We'll, they stayed for an hour, ant i Mir. Sam talked himself black in tn, face and couldn't get anywhere. SC ! finally he gave up and said he washed his hands of the whole affair, and tha . he was going to make another start or his wedding journey. and if they want 1 ed 10 be pair of fools it wasn't uI l 10 him-only for heavens sake not tC cry about it.
 1 And when the Dickys found the! were not going to be separated we haC 1 more coffee all around and everybod! ] grew more cheerful.
 1 Oh, we were very cheerful I lOol back now and think how cheerful ", : were, and I shudder We sat arounC l the fire and ate and laughed, and Mir ] Dick arranged that Mir. Pierce should 1 come out to him every evening fo . orders about the place-if he accepted . and erybody felt he woUId-and
 was to come at the same time anC bring a basket Of provisions for tht 1 next day. Of course, the instant MT 1 Jennings left the young couple coulC . go into the sanatoTium as guests uude another name and be comfortable . And as soon as the time limit was up and the place was still running smooth ly. they could declare the truth, cIain the sanatorium, having fulfilled th' conditions of the will, and confess tC l MT. Jennings-over the long-distanc, wire
 We'll, it promised well, l must say &r. Stitt left on the ten train tha morning, looking lemon-colored an, mOttled. He insisted that he wasn' able to go, but Mr. Sam gave him headache powder and put him on tn
 train. anyhow.
 ! Yes, as I say, it promised well. Bu
 we made two mistakes; we didn' count on MT. Thoburn, and we didn'
 know MT. Pierce. And who couIt
 have imagined that Mike the bath ma
 would do as he did?
 After luncheon. when everybody a
 Hope Springs takes a nap. We hal
 another meeting at the shelter-house
 this time with Mir. Pierce He looke,
 GazeG when I took him to the shelter house and he saw Mr. Dick and Mrs Dick and the Mir. Sans and Miss Patty
 They gave him a lawn-mower to si
 on, and Mir. Sam explained the situa
 tion.
 T know it's asking a good bit, Mr Pierce" he said, and personally I ca, see only one way out of all this. Cal ter ought to go in and take charge and his-er-wife ought to go back t
 school But they won't have it, and
 er-theTe are other reasons" H
 glanced at Miss Patty.
 } Mir. Pierce also glanced at Mis- Patty. He'd been glancing at her a l intervals of two seconds ever since sh came in. and being a woman and hay
 ing point to gain, Miss Patty scene l 10 have forgotten the night before, an ; vas very nice to him. After every 1 thing had been explained. includin
 2Ir. Jennings liver and disposition ? she turned to him and said: We are in your hands, you see, Nil s Pierce. Are you going to help us? ? And when she asked him that, it wa 2 plain to me that he was only sorry b . couldn't die helping.
 If everybody agrees to it. he saiC 2 looking at her. "and you all think it. F feasible and can carry it or, I'm pei ? fsctly willing to try"
 b "Of course.' said 8Ir. Dick. T Q,
 pect to retain control. you understan z that sIIpucee. piprcp7 you can co7,