Gunnison news-champion., 1914-09-18

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fsae and 10 drive our ~ lzhensss Of
the other ~cEsa. sad sosaa TIA; he
cosle Rot recall . siasse tsaxuze n ne
face OF shs si-i be .os~si
Nhes he reached ssusA1upA IL the
morning. he sosae shAf aanesy al u
the doors sla ~inaoSs Ssss boarded
40. Wasoss ~ere stas1aaG IL the
stable ya-a. laden xi@h trunks and
crates servants sishou; kssry acre
scsrryins about the halia. Thero sA
su ar of hnsls,y about their move
nents.
Yes. sir" said Watson. N reply
10 his question. we ere " . rssh.
Mrs. Wrsaasn expeets 10 close the
ouse th< evening. sir. We ell GO sp
this afternoon. ! sapposs yos kaow.
sir. We ave taken q nee sosrtmeat
In towE."
~Noi" exclaimed Booth.
Yes. sir. We ave. sir. They've
been decorating h for the paxst two
weeks. Seems like she diaut care for
the old one We ad As q matter Of
fact. l didn't care much for II. either.
She taken one of them Inexpensive
ones iookias esi over the park. sir
You know we used TO loo6 oui ever
Madison avenue. sir. and God knows
it wasn't hiHspirin' Nes, SIR, We go
up this afternoon. Mrs. wrandall
will be down In 9 second. THANK you.
sir"
Booth actually Was startled BY her
appearance when she entered the
room q few minutes later. She looked
positively in
My dear sara" - crisd aaxiously.
this 10 too bad You ere maxi ing
yourself m Come. come, this Won Z
do"
Il shall be all right In . day or
two," she said, with . weary little
gesture. Il have been nervous. The
strain was too great. Brandon. This
10 the reaction you miGht cay"
Your hand b hot, your eyes look
feverish. You'd better zee your doc
tor as soon ~ you set - tOwn. An
ounce Of prevention. you know"
Well" she sa,d. with Q searching
look into his eyes. have yos writtea
to herr"
Yes. Posted 1t ct sevs. O'Clock
this morning"
Il trust yeu did not % % far =
to-well, to volunteer . word in my
behalf. You we're not to % that, you
know"
He looked uncOmfortable. I'm
afraid I did take your name IN vain, "
he eauivOcated- "YOs are a>-a won
derful women. Sara" he went on,
moved to the renafk BY . curious In
Auence that hs could not have o.
planned any more than be could have
accounted for The sudden gusA d
emotion that took possession Of hin
She ignored the tribute "You viii
persuade her to come to New Yorh
with your"
For your sake. Sara. If she vear
come for mine"
She knows the cage 10 open," waa
her way Of dismissing the subject
Il am glad you came over. I have I
letter from Leslie. 1t came this morn
fnG. You may be interested in whai
he has to say of Hetty-and of your
self" She smiled family He II
determined that you shall not be with
out q friend while he is alive"
Les isn't such a rotter, Sara. He'l
spoiled. but he is hardly to be blame<
for that"
Il will read his letter to you," sh,
said. and there was no little signifi
canoe in the way she put it. She hell
the letter in her hand. but he hat
tailed to notice it before. Now he saw
that II was a crumpled ball of paper
lie was Obliged to wait for a minut,
or tao while she restored it to a read
able condition. "He was In Londo,
when this was written" she explained
turning to the window for light. Sh'
II glanced swiftly over the first pag'
until she found the place where sh'
meant to begin. II suppose Hett.
Castleton has written thai We me
in Lucerne two weeks asc. she read
Curious coincidence in connection
with il, too. | was with her father
Col. Braid Castleton, when We cam
upon her most Unexpectedly. ! RAJ
across him in Paris just before tn
aviation meet, and got to know hin
rather well. He's a fine chap, don
you think? / confess | was somewha
surprised to learn that he didn't know
she'd left America. He explained !
quite naturally, however. He'd beel
! i'll in the north of ireland and mus
! have missed her letters Hetty wa
} on the point of leaving for Italy. w'
didn't see much of her. But. by Jove
Sara, ! am more completely gone ol
her than ever. She is adorable. Nov
that I've met her father, who had tn,
beastly misfortune to miss old Murgat
royd's funeral. | can readily see where
in the saying blood viii tell" apple
J to her. He is a prince. He came owe
to London with me the day after W
: left Hetty in Lucerne, and ! had hin
in TO meet mother and Vivian At Clar