Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-29
Coopty Treasarer
6eAMNHUR OHACKSMAN.

enough Tor MARTHA aIa ne. ,o.. -.
member old Martha. don't you? You'll
aaEe 20 eoIae and see her. but she II
be horribly disappointed about your
oear1 -
@ az through the room. stopping
10 greet picture and a BOOKCASE TN
ir a wall each) as old friends, GAIA
i.t had deserted . photograph Of him
self with that appendage He had
Threatened to take the beastly thing
away. and Blanche had told him he
had better not But 1T did not occur
to Cazalet that II was the photograph
to which Hilton Toye had referred. OF
that Toye must have been in this very
room to see it. In these few hours he
had forgotten the mans existence. at
least in so far - II associated itself
with Blanche Macnair
The others eli wanted me to live
near them" she c0ntinued. but as no
two Of them are n the same county
\ would have meant q caravan. Be
siAss. wasn't going to be transplant
- ct my aGs. Here one has every
BODY one ever knew. except those who
escape by smisrating. simply ct ones
mercy on . bicycle. There's more golf
and tennis than | can find time to
play; and ! still keep the old boat in
the old penthouse at Littleford, be-
cause 1t hasn't let or sold yet, I'm
sorry to say"
So | saw as I passed." said Casa
Ut. That hit me hard!"
The place being empty hits me
harder" rejoined the last of the Mac
oAars. It's going down in value every
eAy like all the other property about
ooso. except this sort. Mind where you
sAsew that match, Sweep! AOat
Wont you 10 set fire to ny pampss-
0rass; IT'S the only trss I've eOt!"
Caselet laughed; she was makinG
Nm laHgA quite often. But tAs pan-
pos6fass. like the rest Of the ride
uaous little garden In front, was OBJ
eesrsA n not Overhung by the halooay
- which they sat. And tAs suhtso4
oesms1 enc to cAanOs.
II YES simply Glorious oooing
oowA." ~ said. Il woulAat swap TIA
tArss-esarters Of IN hour for Q hale Of
Wssl fos cant think Asw evssy NOR
~ thing % ths way appealed - ns.
~ Oaly bls4 WAs . funsral ct nArDss;
= Seemed such . sia - - buftsA a
. 1ay like THE. anA . fellsw HE ~
0o01nG hoOo - Sajoy hiAoe2!"
Ne - turael grave. but nst graves
~ - tAs sctuai ns0sat co0iaa
1swA. InAeeA. - was simyly csming
1sWn again. for her beneAt and his
SwA, without IN ulterior trouble until
Blanche took him up with Q lonG face
q her own.
We've had . funeral here. I sup
Usse you know?"
Yes. l know"
Her chair creaked a. she leaned for.
ward with an enthusiastic solemnity
that would have made her shrek II
she had seen herself; but it had no
such effect on Cazalet.
Il wonder who can have done it,
so do the police. and they don't
look much like finding out!"
1T must have been for his watch
and money. don't you think? And yet
they say he had SO many enemies,"
Cazalet kept silence; but she thought
he WINGED. ''Of course it must have
been the man who ran out OF the
drive, she concluded hastily. Where
were you when it happened. Sweep?'
Somewhat hoarsely he was recall
ng the Mediterranean movements of
the Kaiser Fritz. when at the first
mention of the vessels name he was
FIRMLY heckled.
Sweep, you don't mean to say you
came by q German steamer"
I do. II was the first going. ana
Why should | waste q week? Besides,
you can generally get q cabin to your
self on the German line"
so that's Why you're here before
TIE end Of the month"; said Blanche.
We'll, 1 call il most unpatriotic; but
the cabin to yourself Was certainly
some excuse
That reminds met he exclaimed