Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-30

Pathological Society.
 Really. Mir Pless." I mumbled in direct contrast to his sangfroid, 'you you surprise me"
 He laughed quietly, almost reassur- ingly, as he leaned forward in his chair the better to study my face. "l hope you do not think that l expect you to produce so much ready money tonight Mir Smart Oh. mol Any time within the next few days will be satisfactory. Take your time, sir. appreciate that it requires time to ar- range for the"-
 held up my hand with a rather lofty air Was it one hundred and fifty thousand that you mentioned . Or'-
 That was the amount" said be, sudden glitter in his eyes studied the ceiling with calculat- ing squint, as if trying to approximate my balance in bank He watched me closely almost hregthlessly. At last, unable to control bis eageness, be said.
 At the usual rate of interest you understand"
 What security can you give. Mir ] Plessf" demanded iu a very business like way.
 1 ~Oh you Americansr he cried, his l face Deuwiug with premature relief "You will pin us down, ] see l do not wonder that you are so rich. shah give you my personal note, Mir. ! Smart for the amount secured by a l mortgage-a supplementary mortgage ! on the Chateau IauOwsy.' ! TarDOwsy! Now remembered ev- ] erythug Tauowsy! The name struck my memory like a blow. What a stu l pid dolt ] bad been! The whole world ! had rung wedding bells for the mar iage of the Count Naris Tauowsy. ! scion of one of the grutest Hungarian ' hOuses and Aline, thp nineteen-year- ! old daughter of Gweudolen and Jasper 1 Titus of New YorE Newport, Tuxedo, Hot Springs. palm Beach. and so forth | -Jasper Titus. the bunker and railway magnate, whose name as well as his 1 hand was to be seen in every great dnancial movement of the last two ] decades.
 ! My pleasant littl- mystery had come | to a sharp and rather depressing end ] A joyous enthusiasm bad attended me while worked m the dark; now a ! dreary reality stared me m the face. i The sparkle was gone
 My cogitauOus were brief. The count after waiting for minute or 1 two to let me grasp the full importance ! of the sacrifice he was ready to make | in order 10 secure me against personal ! loss blandly announced thar there were 1 but two mortgages on the chateau.
 "You wish me Co accept % third mort
 gage on the place: inquired, pursing
 my lips
 'The chateau Is worth ut least mil liOn," he said earnestly. But why
 worry about thut. Mr Smartl My per sonal note is all that Is necessary
 Just moment, count l said, lean l ing forward n my chair May l in- l quire where and from whom yOu re- 1 ceived the impression that ! am a rich
 mau;"
 AAt lNNNlifA funll1 AuN VI n" iiA' 1 dulgr~ % wmni. Nr smart, Is always
 rich Scnu-s Rothhorfeu condemns l you Co the purgtorl ol tfor>us
 "Croesus would be poor man in ] these days" salu L. "lt be lived iu New iurK he would be wondering
 where his next meal was Co come from am not % ricn nam.
 He eyed inc culdly Have you sud
 denly discovered the fact. sIrE
 "Whut do yOu meauf
 "l suggest a way m which you can
 be of usSistauce Co me. and you hesi-
 tate How am tO take it sirF
 His ufeum ar of superiority aggra'
 yared me. "lOu mu4 uRe q just as
 you please. Mir 'les-
 of beg you Co rrmemOrr thnt ] am Count rarnoWsy Mr
 | arose The glst of the matter is
 this. You want Co ourrow Sl5UOOO or
 me. Thar is"
 He hustened 70 correct me 'i do not call it b9uowing when one giyeg