Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-03

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the moss solemn contract maa aDs
Weman ever made
The silver teapot arrived q snis
suasturs. and not isspportunslv. -
nad to give him his tea. wssa fsr
yosns maids help. and to play . tins
part IN which he supported nes reaiiy
beautifully She had time to think. a.
most eoolly and one thought brought
q thrill II Il vas a question os her
marrying or moi marrying Walter
Cazalet. then he mEss be tree and only
the deer OF some ereaaful deed,
~ hat has he DONE she begged
with a pathetic abaaaonment oi her
previous attitude. the moment they
were By themselves
Must | tell yoag" his reluctance
rang genuine.
4 insist upon itl" she flashed again.
We'll it's a long story
Never mind 1 can listen"
You know. | had to 60 back 10
Italy"
"had you?"
We'll. | did go" he had slurred
the FIRST statement. this one Was char.
scteristically deliberate Il did go.
and before | went asked Cazalet for
an Introduction to some friends of his
down in Rome"
4 didn't know he had any" said
Blanche.
why, he doesn't have any," said
Toye. but he claimed to have some.
He left the Kaiser Fritz the other das
at Naples. ! guess he told you?"
/ NO. | understood he came round to
Southampton. Surely You shared .
cabin"
only from Genoa; that's where I
took the steamer and Cazslet reGained
her"
"well?"
"He claimed to have spent the m
terval mostly with friends at Rome.
Those friends don't exist. Miss
Blanche" said Toye
''Is that any business Of nine?" she
asked him sQuarely.
why, yes, I'm afraid it's going to
be. That 10. unless you'll still trust
me"
Go on, please"
why, he never stayed at Rome at
all. nor yet in Italy any longer than il
takes to come through on the train.
Your attention for one moment" He
took out neat pocketbook. Blanche
had opened her lips, but she did not
interrupt; she just grasped the arms
of her chair, as though about to bear
physical pain. The Kaiser Fritz"-
Teye was speaking from his book
got to Naples late Monday afternoon,
September eighth. Seems she was
overdue, and ! was mad about it. and
never get away again till the"
DO tell me about Walter Cazalet,"
cried Blanche. 1t was like small talk
from a dentist at the last moment.
Il want you to understand about the
steamer first" said Toye "She wait.
ed Monday night in the Bay of Naples,
only sailed Tuesday morning. only
reached Genoa "Wednesday morning.
and lay there all of forty eight hours.
as these German boats do, anyhow.
That brings us to Friday morning be
fore the Kaiser Fritz gets quit of Italy.
doesn't it,"
"Yes-I suppose so-do tell me
about Walter,"
Why, | first heard of him at Ge-
noa, where they figured should have
q stateroom all to myself. as the other
gentleman had been left behind at
Naples. ! never saw him till he
scrambled aboard again Friday, about
the fifty-ninth minute of the eleventh
1 hour"
I AT Genoa?
/ Sure"
And you pretend to know where
/ he'd been?"
Il guess I do know"-and Toye
sighed as he raised his little book.
T "Cazalet stepped on the train that left
Naples six-ifty Monday evening, and
on the ore timed TO reach CharinE
Cross three-twsnty five Wednesday