The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-08-07

bluffed me, don't you?-what? Let
me tell you: some fine day this duck
whose name isn't Gavitt will turn up
hereto see you; then I'll nab him.
II you find out where he Is. and write
TO him not TO come. It'll be all the
same; he'll come anyway, and when
he does come. I'll get himi"
When Miss Farnham had gone In
and there was nothing left for him TO
do but to compass his own disappear
ance. Brofin went away. telling him
self with many Establishments that for
once I'm his professional career he had
made. an ass OF himself. The doctors
daughter knew the man: she had
known him before the robbery: she
was willing TO be his accomplish to
the extent OF her ability. There was
only one explanation OF this attitude
In Brofin's wording OF II. Miss Farm
ham was gone on him." IL not openly,
at least to such an extent as to mako
her anxious 10 shield him. ~
That being the case, Brofin set II
down as a fact as good as accom-
plished that the man would sooner or
later come TO Wahaska. The detec-
tive's knowledge OF masculine human
nature was as profoundly acute as the
requirements OF his calling demanded.
With a woman like Miss Farnham for
the lure, he could be morally certain
that his man would some time hing
caution. or even written prohibition.
TO the winds. and walk into the trap.
This misfire OF Broffin's happened
upon a Wednesday, which. In its cal
endar placing, CHANGED to be three
weeks to day after Griswold had left
Mereside to settle himself studiously
In two quiet upper rooms In the Widow
Holcomb's house in upper Shawnee
street.
That II was also day of other CO.
medicines will appear In the casting
up OF the items on the page OF events.
For one thing. II marked the formal
opening OF the De Soto inn for the
summer season. For another. the
special train from the far South arriy-
ing at noon and bearing the first de-
tachment OF the inns guests, had for
one OF it's Pullman passengers an
elderly gentleman with a strongly
marked Scottish face; gentleman
with the bushy white eyebrows OF age.
the long upper lip OF caution. the
dropping eyelid OF Feasibility. aud the
bearing OF n man OF routine; In other
words. Mr.. Andrew Galbraith. faring
northward on his customary summer
vacation. which-the fates intervening
he had this time determined To
spend at the wahaskan resort.
For a third item. II was at three
o'clock OF this same Wednesdat. thai
Raymer came out OF Jasper Grierson's
bank with his head down and cloud
on his brow; the cloud dating back
20 an Interview Just closed, a short
and rather brittle conference with the
banks president held In Jasper GrIer-
sons private room. with the president
sitting at ease In his huge armchair
and his visitor standing, quite desti
tute OF ease, at the deek-end.
Raymer's horse was only n shcrs
halfsquare away, hitched in front of
aAc FFAAthNN@EN hN0oNg Auu nt went 10
get II. But at the instant OF unhltch-
ing. Miss Grierson's trap was driven
up and the untying OF knots paused
while he stepped from the curb TO
stand at the wheel OF the modIsh equl-
page IA
You are getting TO be az bad "a
all the Others" was the greeting he
got from the high driving scat. "You
haven't been at Mereside for an ago.
only once since thenIght you took Mr..
GriswoId away from us. by the way.
what has become OF Mr.. Griswoidi He
doesn't show himself In public much
oftener than you do"
Il think he has been getting TO work
on his writing" said Raymer, good
naturedly apolosizing for his friend.
Hell come down out OF the clouds
after a little. ! understand he dimes