The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-22
CHAPTER xllI--cont'"ued'

lsau' IT seemed that what women dessa' lsa in Hazelton gust invariaoly Iss,S'' ,.ass in Mother Hubbard gowns 7. ass. 'c cotton print with other gar asats easar 10 match. But eventually tnes menu menu 'S tor her undergarments of louau . waist au and skirt, and comfort U,s % a.,, z of shoes. Hats, as miliiner aas ss,S I,,r understand the term. there were N.u' @ And in default of such sne uvus .a.s to the gray felt sombrero she sss s.sI uorn into the Klappan and out .ss ..ss,o-wbich, in truth, became ner .s,v .s we'll when tilted at the proper ,md .ns1e above her heavy black hair. l Then she went back to the hotei' ana l ought bathroom.
 Returning from this she found biii' Rill all shaved and shorn. unloading Mmseh of sundry packages of new sttre.
 aAha everything is lovely" he greet M "Old Hack jumped at the belts, l md paid fat price for the lot. Also ! the ranch deal has goae through. Hes | prince, old Hack. Sent up a man md had 1t surveyed and classified sud the deed waiting for me. And A say here's letter for you"
 For mel Oh. yes" as she looked t the handwriting and postmark. T Uote to Lorraine Marsh when we were soug north. Good heavens, look at the date-It's been here since last Sep tember!"
 Blackberry knew where we were," Bill explained. Sometimes in camps Ike this they hold mail two or three Jean for men that have gone into the Interior"
 She put aside the letter. and dressed while Bill had his bath. Then. with the smoke and grime of hard trail oblterated, ana with decent clothes upon them, they sought the dining room. There, while they waited to be served, Hazel read Lorraine Marsh's letter, and passed 1t to Bill with a Rlfconscious little laugh. There's an invitation there we might accept" she said casually.
 He returned the letter as the wait 1 feSS hrouphf tbeir food
 Wouldn't 1t be nice to take a trip nomeT Hazel suggested thoughtfully. I'd love to-"
 We are going home," Bill reminded gently.
 'Uh of course." she smiled. But ! mean to Granville. I'd like to go DICK there with you for a while, just to-just to-"
 TO show 'em," he supplied lacon- iaIy.
 'Vh Bill" she pouted.
 nevertheless, she could not deny ua1 lhere was a measure of truth in @ Ofef remark. She did want to show em."
 0le looked across the table at her uusOaho, and thought to herself with Hvua satisfaction that sine had done sel' Viewed from any angle whatso- .,sf' Bill -Wagstaff stood head and suOuluers above all the men she had .'ul sur Known' Big. physically and men, inh,.., & .lean,minded and capable-in- .sS sssAaoly she had captured n lion, s4u, s., though she might have denied cSuuy the imputation, she wanted mo. a''iie 10 see her lion and hear him ,,.s suli thinking GranvilleY Bill sss sss.leu' when they had finished an 'lseonnonly s' silent meal.
 ,sd 1',el ma.,, nushed slightly. She was, ,hons spuinehtarily she felt that she as uu uoa. nave been thinking of their lit- sha Ass' up by Pine River Pass instead sh,n A''sw W, that Bill was homing to the anse,to one herself regarded 1t with IM Apu' u put of a different degree from win aa ner mind was more occupIed Of llfs p.nef' 4p more palpitating circle much e :. .nan was possible at the cabin. psaeefuI1 'ne he.pp appreciated its green and bbp ,u :, beauty. The sack of gold Epn t.. tue bank had somehow onanaa He ,uung ,u,g Possibilities. She skinned apst 'sfval Sa M of affairs which she knew Mlf a0s 0s attended n,', to, and betook her Ae bIna.1 aDu Bill to Granville, thence to shouteds se,, ,' oider cities, where money where s,sa a,, in In the voice of command munsi she i asd ati ,s things were possible to those als hnsa" sne was beginning to know bose aaOand sSUas.l of hers too we'll to pr@ pro. as had ms so,t, tenderness and patience hlns inf Intes,,l, sometimes glimpsed some. dsness Aip'e' ha , unyieldlng as the will isered '0'ed' So she merely an.
 Ina way, yes..
 dssss,s ss go , outside where I can .n,o.. |sep ueai,' he suggestoa .a,,