Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-29

rair countess. An awful grind on Bet ry Shes used Co something different
 Hnzzurd studied the clouds that drift cd over our heads "l wonder if Aline rared anything for him
 live always believed that she liked him better than she cared to admit even to herself"
 "l fancy he'll not let any grass grow under his feet now that shes free" said Dr Hazard
 Think sheH have him?'
 "Why not: He has much better position in England than Tanowsy has here. and he's not after her money hate to say it but Aline is a seeker after titles. She wouldn't be averse to ndding your mdyship' to her collec- tiUu.'
 "Oh, come" l protested That is a nasty thing to say, George
 "She may have been regenerated," " he said obrgIugly You know her bet ter than l do. old cuup What say%
 "I didn't say anything 1 muuercd.
 "l thought you did" . H- ed myself ot the truth As matter of fact. have reason 10 believe shes in love with AmberduIe and has been for long time I'm not saying it iu dispawgemeut believe noe. God knows she's entitled to somethns decent and fine in the shape of love. 1 hope he's good enough for her" 1 They looked at me with interest, and Smith broke the momentary silence. "Oh hes good enough for her." he said, with queer smile "t'm glad Of that" l said grutily. "The old la-l mean Mrs. Titus-will ! be ticklrd 10 death if the match is 1 pulled of. s;1d Hazzurd "She was tickled the first time said ] I sententiousiy and changed the sub l ject There was n0 sense in prolong iIs the agony
 ] Toward the close of their visit a mes sage arrived from the countess herself, 1 s,Ened with the fictitious name we had agreed upon. The news she gave caused Us 10 celebrate that night, We bad a bonfire tn the courtyard and drank to l the god of good luck
 Cargo safely landed to New York and l forwarded to the Adirondacks for storage and io awau the appearance of claim ant Former owner has agreed to accept l Sl 5OCOO and release an claims. When are you coming overg ALROsE
 By the most extraordinary coinci dence a curt. husluessike letter arriv- 1 ed in Che evening post from Maris Tar nuwsy postmurbed Paris It's contents staggered me
 John BeIamy smart. Esq:
 Dear Mir. smart-Will you put a price on Schloss Rothhoeleuy.. am desirous of purchasing 5he castle if you care 10 sell . and we can agree upon a fair price tor the property. sentiment moves me m this matter, and [ earnestly hope that you may be induced Go part wlth your white elephant lf you win be so kiud as Co wire your decision, you will md me deeply grateful ana at the Ritz for the ensuing fortnight Faithfully yours
 MARES TARNOWsY
 My "whhe elephantw ! was SO ca ger to get rd of it that would have wired at once. naming a figure prOpOr- rionatdy low bad it not been for the united protests of my four friends and ihe canny advlce of Mr. Poopendyke.
 Soak hlm" said he. and arose to lhe occasion
 waited for three days and then tel egaphed him that would nol take a ueller less than S2IOOUO. more han doubling the price l had paid for the property. l was prepared. however, 70 come down a paltry hundred thousand or so if he revealed signs of reluctance.
 We built another bou6re chat night and danced around it like so many savaGcs
 Terms acceptable win come Co schloss Rrihhorfrn al once to complete tne trans tei rARNOMsY.
 Gro be continuedj