Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-02

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zne Nl~ Casslats1 .o.ia srussa:
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-is Eoae had beau a.iisssrag
Iss Esaets4s s,eGesaE sars and ksei
y sas @naetla& Alazssi iM
msas..aals the soruaT basaa - sas1
The nso~f singular ss@ns of snyruse.
aant she laughed ~aa oriaa saa ios
oasis announced to tss yEoieztias
nurse thai she <.se sseisas aaite sali
again And. IN srs:h- she zss 40 from
the coach 90 shsch she Esel4asa and
Insisted on being dressed fes asaaer.
IN sHosher room shs amazed snrss Sas
trsnsia.sly anysalins 10 Mr. Carol 10
sst her send hos The asassE. esiy 10 be
coafoandsa b. hls gre.as announce
msnf thas AEs. " randall ~as az right
- a ssringr saa. pssass God. she
~osiap need the SERVICES of asetor OF
nsrse AGAIN fos years 10 eosas. Then
he asked the nsrse u she had esef
heard OF a disease called nostalgia"
She said she had heard of home
sickness
Well. that's What aised Mrs. wran-
dali. he said -Ai.ss Cass.ssea is the
cure"
Booth came the next morning
Even a. she lay passive In his
arms. fietty denied him Her arms
we're aToaRd his neck as she missrsbly
whispered thai she could not. would
not be his wife. nstwithstandine her
eept her ~ she was. She was ebdurate.
lovingly. teRaerly obdurate. hie would
have despaired but f0r sara. 10 whom
he after ards appealed
Wait" was gil ts.st Sara had said.
but he took heart HE was beginning
to hook upon her as a sorceTess. A
week ago he had felt sorry for her;
has heart had been touched BY her
transparent misery Today he saw
her in another Light altogether, as the
determined. resourceful. calculating
woman who. having failed to attain a
certain end. Was nov intensely, keenly
Interested in the development of an
other OF q totally different nature He
could not feel sorry for her today.
Hetty deliberately had placed her
self in their hands. Withdrawing from
the conference shortly before vivian's
arrival to give herself over to gloomy
-conjectures as to the future not only
Tor herself, but for the man she loved
and the woman she worshiped with
something of the fidelity of a beaten
dog
At later conference participated in
BY Sara. Booth and MIR. Carroll, the old
lawyer spoke plainly.
Now are you both willing to give
serious consideration to the plan pro
pose? Take time to think it over. No
harm will come to Miss Castleton, I
am confident. There will be q nine
days sensation, but, after all, 1t Is the
best thing for everybody. You pro
pose living abroad, Booth, 30 what ere
the odds if"
Il shant live abroad unless Hetty
recOnsiders her decision to not marry
ne," said the young msn dismally.
oad. Sara. y0u must coavince hse
tAak love her better than"
Il think she knows all that, Bran
doa. As ! said before. wait! And now
Mr.. Carroll, have this to say to your
suggestion: l for one am relentlesSly
opposed to the plan you advocate.
There is no occasion for this matter to
go to the public. A trial. you say.
would be q mere formality. am not
so sure of that. Why put poor Hetty's
head in the lions mouth at this late
stage. after ] have protected her 80
carefully all these months? Why, take
the risk? We know she 10 innocent.
Isn't 1t enough that we acquit her in
our hearts? No, | cannot consent. and
! hold both OF you to your promises"
There is nothing more | can say,
my dear Sara" said Carroll, shaking
his head gloomily, except to urge you
to think IT over very seriously Re-
member. it may mean a great deal to
her-and to our eager young friend
here. Years from now, like bolt from
the sky, the truth may come out in
some way. Think of what it would
mean then"
Sara regarded him steadily. There
are but four people who know the
truth" she said SLOWLY "It isn't like