Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-13

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 where she had left him, staring stu. pidly at the ground. He was in a whirl l of bewilderment, amid which there was some unreasoning resentment, but beneath it all there was an inex- plicable sadness.
 Just in time for the Palisade spe- cial. Gail," called Lucille Teasdale.
 q don't know," laughed Gail. q think of going on a private car this trip" and she sought among the group for distraction from certain oppres sive thought. Allison, and Lucille anG ] Ted and Arly, were among the more familiar figures. besides a startling Adonis. proudly introduced. as Dick Rodley. by Arlene, early in the eve ming, with an air which plainly stated that he was a personal discovery fo. which she gave herself great credi,
 "The Palisades special will net staI without Miss Sargent" he GeclPrrs bending upon her 90 arSe''t re1' bestowing upon her smile which dis l played a flash of'perfect white teeth.
 Gail breathlessly thought him the most dangerously handsome thing she had ever seen, but she missed the ] foreign accent in him. That would have made him complete.
 I'm sorry that the Palisade special will be delayed" she coolly told him, but she tempered the deliberateness { Of that decision with an upward and | sidelong glance, which she was startled to recognize in herself as distinct CO., ! quetry.
 | T have prior claim" laughed Ali son, stepping up and taking her by the arm. It's my turn to guide Miss Sar- ! gent on the two-passenger sled" ! There was something new about Al ! lison tonight There was the thrill and the exultation of youth in his voice, and twenty years seemed to have been dropped from his age. There was an intensity about him. too, and also proprietorlike compulsion. which decided Gail on certain diver [ sion she had entertained. She was oppressed with men tonight. The world was full of them. and they had closed too nearly around her.
 Suddenly she broke away with a laugh. and, taking the two-passenger sled from Smith Boyd, who still stood in preoccupation at the edge of the group. she picked it up and ran with it, and threw herself face forward on it. as she had done when she was a kiddy, and shot down the hill. to the intense disapproval of Reverend Boydi Dick Rodley, ever alert in his chosen profession. grabbed a light steel racer from the edge of the bank. and. with a magnificent run. slapped himself on the sled and darted in pursuit! The rector's lip curled the barest trace at one corner, but Edward E. Allison. looking down the hill, grinned, and lit a cigar. .
 Coming Allison?" called Cunning ham. There's room for you both. doctor"
 'I don't think I'll ride this trip, thanks" returned Allison, and. as the rector also declined with pleasant thanks. Allison gave the voyagers a hearty push, and walked back to the camp fire.
 'I received the ultimatum of your vestry today, Doctor Boyd" observed Allison when they were alone. "Still that eventual fifty million"
 Well, yes," returned the rector briskly, and backed up comfortably to the blaze. He was a different man now. We discussed your proposition thoroughly, and decided that. in ten years. the property is worth fifty mil lion to you, for the purpose you have in mind. Consequently why take less?" Allison surveyed him shrewdly for a moment
 That's the argument of a bandit" he remarked Why accept all that the prisoner has when his friends can raise little more?"
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