Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-19

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asun b. s.s ever so.aG - sas oas
azain~
Then yoa thiuk odd nan crasen-
aear1ug bis saor ss-aua sas gsstlss
out zaHse cigars vihaa tAs saan. ~ho,
ever b. sas canse N aas kascsa1
him oa the haad7r
azaisf aodaaG stesrsasiy. THAT
the asalses. thing of an - crsaa
Then the sgag ssca;-'thore may ever
have come a knocs al the esor-ana
there szs thai oupbo.rd standing open
a his elbow
with hole IN aha 'soor that nsxh:
have seen made Cor him.
A. n happens. yes. he'd ssa-ch
eSary inch ike q RAJ N . tran. ysu
see. snd there h xss - ID seft b
sNeHty years before
Web ms . wonderful ysrnf~ en-
claimed Hilton Toye. and he hzhsoa
the cigar that Cazaiet had given him
= thiuk II may be thought one if
the police ever own how they mad.
their ind" agreed Cazalst laughing
and looking at his watch. Teye had
never heard him laugh 80 often "By
the way Drinkvater doesn't want any
OF all this to come out until he's
araeaed his man before the beak
again
Which you mean TO prevent"
N only can I more or less prom
ised not to talk however and I'm
sure you won't Yoa knew so much
already you may Just as vel knos
the rest this week as well as next. n
you don't mind keeping IL to your
SELF"
Nobody could have minded this par
ticular embargo less thaa Hilton Toys
tie saw Cazalet OF with a smile thai
was as yet merely puzzled. and noi
unfrisndly until he had time to recall
Miss Blanches part in the strange
affair Of the previous afternoon.
Say. weren't they rather intimate
those two. even If they had known
each other all their lives? He had n
from Blanche with her second re
fussn that she was not. and never
taHN Iffts tf4tdE'I- rfil a ttilOW " If
cnly wrote to her cnce in a year
still. they must have been darred in
innate. and this funny affair would
bring them together agaia quicker
than anything
Say. what funny affair 1t was when
you came to thing of 1t, Funny all
through. 1t now struck Toye; begin
ming on beard ship with that dream OF
Cazalets about the murdered man
leading TO all that talk of the old
grievance against him. and culminat.
ing In his actually finding the imple
ments Of the crime In his inspired ef
forts to save the man of whose inno-
cencs he was DO positive. Say. n
that Cazalet had not Leen on his way
home from Australia at the time!
Like many deliberate speakers. Toye
thought like lightning. ana had reached
this point before he WAS . hundred
yards from the hotel; then ne thought
of something else. and retraced his
steps. He retraced them even to the
table at which he had sat with Caxalet
not very many minutes ago; the wait.
er wss ealy nov beginning TO clear
away.
Say, waiter, what have you done
with the menu that vas in that teast-
rack? There was something on 1t that
We rather wanted to keep"
4 thought there was. sir" said the
English waiter at that admirable ho-
tel Toye, however. prepared to talk
to him like an American uncle of
Dutch extraction.
you thought that. and you took it
away"
Not at all, sir. l 'appened to OBJ
serve the other gentleman put the
menu in his pocket, behind your back
as You were getting up. because |
passed a remark about it to the head
waiter at the time,"