Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-16

Ny troubles began Che next day, and lac the rather uuscomIy hour of & o'clock in the morning CoIiugraft came down tue hall in a bath gown and slippers, banged on my bedroom door and wanted to know why he couldn't have hot water for his bath IIp was too full bIuoded and all that sort of thing he suid, Co take d cold plunge. Moreover he wasn't used to taking his rub in tin cup That was EiS sarcastic way of referring tu my portable. handy bathubl Hskpd him why he didn't ring for Britton, and he -uii hc did. but that Britton was as- .Stmg Jasper m a Wild chase for Dgt which had got into the iud'> room ! during jht night
 "ThauE your lucky stars it didn't get into mothers room. he said surily 1 silently thanked them
 He made Such a row about his tub fut had 10 give him fine pail of hot walter Britton had placed iu my bed room preparatory to my own bath. Al breakfast Jasper coupOaiucd about .ue bats lie couldn't for the fife of Um scc why ] didn't have screens in ,He windows
 : Later ou Mrs. Titus, who had coffee aud t1ast in her room. joined us in tine 1 oc-m and announced 'hut the coffee 1 was stone cold Moreover, she did not ! iEc the guest chamber into which she 1 had been moved by order of rne countess. It was too huge for a bed chamber and thc iron window shut rprs crcakcd an night long
 "But you love the view you have of rhe Danubc?' l inquired rather mourn fuly.
 'I don't sit in thc window all night ] ,Ir. Smart" she said tartiy
 l at once insisted on her resuming possession of my bedroom and prompt- ly had an of my thlng~ moved into thc one she had occupied during the night Wuen the countess heard or this urraugement she wgs most iudig- uaut She got me off in corner and |, cruelty informed me that ! hadn't the yCstige of mCEbuuc. She must have said something Co her mother. too, for when evening came around had Go move back into my own room. Mrs. Titus sweeuy assuring me that under mo consideration would she consent to impose upon my good nature and hos pnaHty to such an extent. etc.
 During 1he day at odd times Colin graft made lofty suggestions in regard Co what could bc done with the place to make it more or less inhabitab.e. and Jusper-who by thc way, | was beginning Co fear l should not like aft or all-suid he'd just like Co have a whack ut the thing himself First thing he'd do would hc Go turn some of those old. unused rooms into Squush and racket courts and he'd ulso put in swimming pool and hot water plant
 Late m the afternoon l stole far up Into the eastem tower Co visit my adoube friend Rosemary. We played house together on Che nursery floor and ] soon got over my feeling Of de
 pression But even in play ! was
 made iu realize that l Was uot th, master of thc house. Shp ruled me
 with the utmost despotism. but didni
 mind she permitted me Co sip hunel
 from thut cunning place iu her ilttl,
 neck aud managed 70 call me uuho , My Aeurt grew warm aud soft uguu under the spell of Der.
 ,i The countess watched us at plny , from her seat by fhe window. She wal ! strangely still and ppnSiNe | had ihi , feeling thut she was watching me nl
 the lime and that there was shadow 2 0f anXiety in her lovely eyes Sh,
 smiled at our pmuks. and yet theu
 was something sad in Che smile
 (Io be continued)