The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-08-01

vtsrts back for New York In an auto dur
- Binding snow storm. On the way
Hko proves 20 Be the woman Who kiiisd
Wrandall Feeling that the Girl had done
her service IN riddfnG her q the man
ss.S Sss sr.ss SrsS nm Hr sss& eH
determines 70 shield her and takes her %
Asr ewn home. MIa wrandail hsars the
portion that relates to wrsndaii. This
And the story Of the tragedy she forbids
BE siri ever g tel, She oissrs Hstty |,
q account Of the tragedy. Mrs. bara
e chsliia wraldaif It the home Of his
turn TO New York after an absence Of .
ySar In Europe. LeslIe Wrandall. brother
g ChAliis makes himself useful to sars
CHAPTER Continued.
6ara and Hetty did not stay long In
town- The nswspapsrs announced the
return Of Challis wandall's widow
and reporters sought her ont for inter
visws. The old interest was revived
and columns were printed about the
murder 1t Burton's INN. with sharp
editorial comments on the failure Of
The police 70 clear up the mystery.
Il shali ask Lssiie down for the
weekend" said Sara, the third day
after their arrival In the country. The
house was huge and lonely. and time
hung rather heavily despite the glori-
Gus uplift Of spring.
Hstty looked up quickly from her
book. 4 look Of dismay nickered In
her eyes for an instant and then gave
way to the calmness that had come to
dwell IA their depths Of late. Her lips
parted In the sudden impulse to cry
out against the plan. but she checked
the words. For . moment her dark.
questioning eyes studied tho face Of
her henefactress; then. - II nothing
had been revealed to her. she allowed
her gaze 70 drift pensivsly out toward
the sunset sea.
Thsy were sitting on the broad
vsrandah overlooking the sound. The
Snst Of svsning was beginning to steal
ever the earth. She laid her book
aside.
WIN you telephone In TO him after
dinner. Hsttyf" went on Sara, after
. long period Of silence.
Again Hetty started. This time
lpok c5 actual pain flashed in her eyes.
would not . note by post be more
certain to find him In the" she b.
gaA hurriedly.
X dislike writing notes" said Sara
calmly. .of course. dear. II you feel
mat yos'd rather not telephone him,
I cam
Il dare say I am fnicky. Sara" apol-
ssissd Hstty in quick contrition. "Of
course he 10 your brother. ] should
Foulsm-s
NY brother-in-law. DEAR" said Sara,
Q tribe too literally.
- will como often TO your house."
wsnt on Hstty RAPIDLY. Il must make
Ne best Of It..
he Is your friend. Hetty. He 3D.
nfrss you"
Il cannot sec him through your
eyes, Sara. "A
''But he 10 charming and agreeable.
yvu1l admit" persisted the other.
"Hs ID very kind. and he 10 devoted
=. you. should like him for that"
you have no cause for dislikins
l1m."
Il do not dislike him. III am--Oh.
you always have been 20 thoughtful.
20 considerable. Sara, / can't under
stand your failing to see how hard Il
= for me to-to-wsll, to endure his
epsn-hsarted friendship"
Sara was silent for . moment. you
erAw pretty hns line. Hetty." she
said gently.
Hstty flushed. ~You mean that
msrs IL little to choose between wife
and brotherf That isn't quite fair.
You know everything. he knows moth
Ans. wear mask for him: you have
seen into the very heart Of ma II
bn't the same"
Sara came over ana stood beside the
garI's chair. After Q moment Of inds-
sision she laid her hand on Hstty's
shoulder. The girl looked mp. the ever
securing question In her eyes.
I'VE haven't spoken of-.-of these
SAings In many months. Hstty."
Not aimee Mrs- WrandAll and Wv
I'm came 70 Mica Was upsst-drsad-
tally upset then, Sara. don't know
how managed 70 set through with
~
-But you managed II" pronounced
oara. Her fingers sseme1 70 tighten
suddenly on the giy1's shoulder. II
shink W wsrs quite wsndsfful. both
q -. It want easy to- me"
why aid " eone back TO New
y6sk Dafsf- busst sut Hstty, clasp