New-York tribune., 1915-03-21

,,. e,,. ..,,o,,,orc; She had, in fact, secured
mourning order for her friend - 7'l', '"' '",'
J y,s GOING 10 his shop on some cII''' '","
,h,r,,,;tb Her mother noted the pr ii'' anu
f,,I walk and approved the proud carriage 81 " T
,I I'M. white Golf sat like q coronci 9nc 'R",'
and did not turn until F"nu' "'i '''''''
faced tine waiting secretary. t... e
An that you," sine said carclc',y. pardon ''
,,,d rude Mr. RAYMOND. Ny thoughts were wa"
,i,rpo Nv niece has just lett me- anu 81. Jaw
,, her for many wears until she and her father '.''
,r live. tine other evening vas minded 2" wac" '''
crossing iho #q1are.
~y,lr niece. did you saw, Mrs. Camar>
p,,.,,on,'. voice. was pitched On The rfh, Key "'
h,.tan,y and inter od surpri.; hu' 'n's "'"iF "'l
,,.,,,, , far too skilled a student q" human nature
f., mis-: ih, underlying note Of 5.cpucNm.
Usually | speak clearly she sad' "i'' '''.' "
haucur. ......,-,,.I,,
But may remind YOU that You ada. ' ''' ''' S''
,lauohtcr in the cabin Of the llrondeHc;
~Doct if matter to you, Mr. Raymond how J a''
dressed her." ......, ,,r..
NO no. was only anHous to correct my own ''Is'
impression. ..,.1...lr ~,r, wits
are still wool gathering she cried won 20" '.'
lo,cn2 have good many things TO discuss "l'h you
',,. IT. ,r arm, , ycr painful, Happily have never suf-
fcrcd from a broken limb; but 1t sounds P''' ''''''
RAYMOND sank into a comfortable chair, stcadyyng
L;,,ef with his left hand "Its not 50 bad now ne
aid "Bv comparison with the torture "l Ihur'oa!
afternoon il IS more than bcarabc. The cm'i mi7l''
tune lies in the fact that my right arm Is "ut :" a,''
| had no idea how little use | made OF my I'i' "'''
until tried to write with If.
~Thc doctor seems TO be a very clever man. pul
YOU think it advisable to have your INJURY seen 10 's
an expert ..,,,,
~Oh it. only simple fracture. ! have every reason
to believe that it is properly set indeed al IL '''
now is efficient dressing and time.
How did YOU come to break It;
81 was flung down the companionway when the yacht
turned on her beam ends.
But the las, thing remember, and very INdiy 'o''
is that YOU and were holding 70 rail and o'Hi''g "u'
,broroh the forward window Of the dcc', saloon we
fl, curious trembling Of the hull and the vessel swung
round from the wind. There a strange hull, ana
Cautain Popplc shouted something. asked you W"al
il was and vou said ,ha, the shaft had hroEcn and we
should be dashed against the rocks IN ten minutes OF
less Thcn suppose, tainted
81 had not seen the reef. Eycn Captain PoppIc
thought we should clear it, As a matter OF ia''' we
struck within minute .r.
And YOU were thrown over then, must have fallen
earlier" e.
~Ycs. My recollection is ha1y as TO what actually
occurred.
~Thc marvel j. that either Of IL. living, She ta'd
Eoh,l. So" Gather from Captain PoppIc that N"u nave
taken charge of affairs since Werc brought ashore
VIII YOU kindly tell me what You ha.. lone:
~In the first instance ! tcIcTaphcd 'o Mr. Carma' $
ncuhcw Mr. Ruucr, Fo-iykc, his lawyer AIr. Bennett
his Office and his bankers. The text OF each message
was practically Identical It ran Yacht wrecked and
total loss off Finis' re- Mr. C'roa" unfortunately