Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10
-. rva haa that Mr.. ElIisoa y

----s. Tva Nm that Mr.. Ellisoa y
hese."
The boy rstuFse1 psoop<ly snl sag.
aiAed thst Mr.. Elmore was at libsgty.
out n was - the 'Ol1 man" vhe
leSas1 w frea . busy mans Assk. \
was the 500: - faf, the one familiar
inee Wsrrinston hal ssea since his -.
rvsl- There was - hAaA sAakiag;
thess YES nsthihs n eviAsacs -
stehss - - tnvi1s 4.
Al! ~ 1ewn. naul. Lst % sas
sistusb ne ~ - hOus." the ysuno
vtce-psestdeaA advised the boy. "Anl
clsos ths 49, - y0u % est"
WosriaGteo - down; ths hgslos
buib1er vhirIs1 ~ eAair opsuol e.
soas01 - - vis1>ss. - nssasosly,
~ ~ hfn1v susiss1ay.
"vss'vs n1As1 -" vss sn - ~
AA0 ~ snols1yin0 ~ syss, -
s11s1: r ~ ~ vsa sspss>sl -
- enGAss. mse hssa esns -
vsaFs." in1ksastno - = - tvo -
0obos 49, ~ assk-
y vas - q - ~ - ~
slno1sa lssAs1 1unosul ~UAs = -
GcAeer - anhu1.
"WAst! - wssAs1 euus rssss
~ this esopaay - Asas sssunsss
that pnrtruar'
"Esaoh1y, Z nsvse nseScsl h hpoue,. I.
vassingtoa paaosd ths ossstasA shss&
- - essk. with intersst," be sai6.
TAs viesbessideat crackSs1 h, -
his Angsrs ever bic soootA cAia, fos6-
- ~ oAeck 80 extenAsA'M n tovarA
the astGaisAe1 waAAeses.
We 1sat wana that, Psua. Vne3
- wanes1 was - - poe hack. rhssp
wes - other way. Tous brother -
~ ths bOss ths 1ay sftes you
went away. There was no scspAal.
Only . few - ~ in the once knew.
Never got to the newspapers."
h was Impossible fse warringtsu -
digest this astounding informatioa ~
once. His mind could only repeat u
pArsses: Ne scandal, only . few q
us in the once knew. never got to he
newspapers. For ten years he haA
hidden himself in wiidernesses. ayo,H-
ed hotels. read no American nevs,a-
pers. never called for mail. Oh, nosu-
mental fool!
AND ! could have come home n.
most at onee!" he said aloud, aAAs,u.-
ing the crumpled check in his ~
rather than the man in the svivr1
Chair.
Yea. I have often wondered vher.
you were. what you were doing. Yov
anl your brother were upper-class-
men. ! never knew Arthur very well:
but you and ! were chummy, after =
fashion. Arthur was . little too hooh.
Nh for my style. Didn't we use to caI
you OlA Galahad? You were AWAY
walopins the bullies and taking thu
Weaker chaps under your wing. n
-. y0a were the last man in tn
wsfse for this business. Moreover,
never could understand, nor could D
tnef. how you got II. for you were ~
a once man. Women and cards,
suppose. Father said that you had tht
making Of q great engineer. Fiercl
place. this old town." waving his han<
toward the myriad sparkling roofs ana
sowers and spires. "Have to be strong
an1 hardheaded TO survive il. Bulb
anything since you've been away?"
In Cashmir." To have thrown away
. decade!
Glad you kept your hand in. I Aarx
~ yo1ve seen q lot Of fife." To thu
young man II Was an extremely awk
ward Interview.
Yes; I've seen life." duly.
Orient. mostly. I suppose. Yoal
better about the strike in oil ~
mighty interesting. Heap of mone1
sver there, n they'd only let us snas,
cAaps In TO dig it up. Now, old nan
want yoa to wipe the slate clear 4
these ten years. Wen call it q -
eream- What are your plans for u
future.-
Plans.- Warrington hooked n
baank,y- He realized that he had msS,
~ plans for the future.
fes- What do you intend To -,
A man like you wasn't made for Idle
ness Look here. Paul. I'm -. rcin,
% beat about the tush.