HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1924-01-31, Page 341.
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"Ithie ottorent lode :Of 'the, Inanet•
Mal ldve. . . , • • ' , . , ,
'Rho had leo rrete when 'fitliI ofero
40.4 theft deo to the timeeneeeseary
ti turn hie geld tope a hanklie-celent,
midi allow .her to Intl * frtinktAl, fontre
or leita, Of'Prett,' clethes. - 'Then they .
. . .. ,
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bore on easteiteril auk batten , et -AA-. '
,
Illitegatioldoa 'Ogorotstflit. ;
'Park up, then," 'be :wheedled, i
atI1Who7." She re*ridured. ;$7**
Illealit0 hike ,sue too eerlooply,"
"Ii took you for better or ter oversaw
lis atteefered, with a hie& 1 !,,don t
want it to then ont Worse., I Wialtryitt
to be lentehtedend'haPOO here, where
rge Phinried to in k our tonne I
, '
leave you twee me quite .et lot, little
portione Nature fitted us, ih,, a „deed
ritaity. ,ieraye to be mates._ But ' you're
gooltehrough ..a, pretty, drastie deg, e of,
11.1001004. ID thin -rather,' HIP emnittl,
and I *pees it doesn't seem suchen,
alluring' 'Agee tte .it. did. at :Atilt- ' ,i
don't Want you to nurse that feeling
Until it becomes climate. Then we
ewsould ;he out ott tune, aud it would bz
. . . , .
•geohd-hO happinees But I third! 1 knew_
the eine for your'tnalad.r.' -- -
,1•10-"Ofe-trieiming he bOgiih" bra ha7-
.,.
Mittlug,tAb,o.ut eleven Melotle he: thr..ew
downeliis !motile and" stalked- t -o, th, •
housee , , -: r ' 1 ' , 1 . '
. I
' "Put, on Year bat an let s. go ingeoh,
tigatele nieeteree" Paid * -het' 9 heard
a c6*, -600 hiI:the 'Weeda a 'nrunta,
ago ' A:reinter barrteard bellow-''' • :, .
' '''A .....teowt *bgeeling?.'", • the -rho. ttede,..•
"aureee ;What 'would,. eattle be doing.;
avip7' optheter , • • , , ., : s •
: : That's What 1 want to :kaowr BM.
. ' ' ,, • . 210 ._
laughed-. .lrve never been a aew lib
of Friteieroont Otthisleide-of telletRoclidette
' ' . • .. . . .
aniregal."; • . . ,
iirli.. *tined. 6.1..ed?
.-.6€1..,''hnii.noe.and- r°41
`12t•-•
,-_-' " *rn;',,thl; .e, :die live- Peen frOthe •wh, an, aa, . ball
- - toarlma'., „ th: e , jtb°„*1, -be:. e°,101, Rini; - .11., , ca
111°12-12t1:,.. wa18'10#..:rit'e*- -4;0' lin. 114"1.
hed 'hate' O„en",elsatteltill about a toot,
vivid imaelnation When' within a hilt
e , ,.., , e- . . . . _ e.
rabil,_°f1171* eleawrhig hfelodled .*16 teraaen
up *IWO rat .1net nundle.' af ' a" '1'14
meadoen '' '
...new w .„
''''•-•-aiwn-!-•' -, ': .'.
The track of a breted'dreddevagon
,4e 1 .freey,,.e,reegn.e.dg,thejititt_ideh Arnow
•- .- .
. Bill Squinted- at , the trete; thenehts
; • • - . ,; • ... e • , ,• , •
,gaze Wept the -.timber beyond.' '
' "S, oiii bade' lienbeen'' Cutting' tinther
eower. theerit''' 'he'i enlightened.' ' ' .9 '
see tlie'''ireeit it Work..., I.,OMM like
:: ...--;• •.,;., .:'',.: ,r- . •:- ,,•,,,.:
they'd been heeling 'poles... Let te, fel-
.1.- ...„, ,•...i, :1 :.• % ::
-Ivt 7n'era.`"•.-e;alih7le,-, • ,,,I•ewee•. ,.• e
,Th. . 7 614' if"""a1V''; was -Innli!Ri'''94
' theinorth hvaegre,e,e,..o , pem ars. .
• ,„.,.. • - • • • • e.. . ee ow
yond ;betlayanother'!I. " clear' all11 '...
eye land, perimies,,tertit.ae .. • , „.
tent, wheytorohee through u0 belt et.
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'"tar4",--end pulled up.agattee On, one.
, oda of :On:meadow 'Mood et:Cabim• the
-trial-peeled log ;walls:glaring yeliner.
in.. thesituti,. andlifting tot edirth-covered
rOof tto "the ttlinn sky. - Bill' Whietled
eteetwe w -, ...g. e. • no 5. t .. • ' ",.. • , ., • . • ,
,. Along' the' West gide of • the 'ineadenso
• loin a brews_ str•eak. of, sod, and dogin
,onewlee tet thix e inein imid.;#1 thewain
ne ot. . 7'..7 wt
dies' of Itt P10* drawn h7 the atrangest
yokemateli Hazel's eyes .had see:titter
, , - •
*many a -day. •
.„
' .-ewoe , 004e:eine,: sake 1"; the
etaititgde , , , , .. - ..., , . , , ,
. wolat,e. the :tree . pioneer eptott too,
yon," Bill Spoke absent/Ye "He *as
. ' -
bucked his way into the heart of 'a
virgin conntry, and lie's. breaking sod
•
•Wlth a mule .and•a. cow.-- That's 'tidal,-
tation ge -environment with. a vends-
ante -sod pity. , • • ., ,,
"There'', s, woman, too, Bill. And
see-sh,e's ^,carrying.' a ' baby'Hazel.
pointed excitedly. ' "Qh,.131111"; '
The Man Ihalted.*his -etrangely axs' orte
-.. 4.--4 e
eo wee.. to watch. point come: The
woman .stood 'a. step, outside. the. doer.
. . ., .
a baby in her arma,:•another toddlet.
holding fast to her ,skirt. A thick-
bodied, short, ' square -shouldered man
wae thls ' neweomer,. ,with a round,
pleasant face.' ' ' ,
ooweno, neighwtorel" 13111 g.reeted. ,
The ploweientlifted 'his" Old :felt hat
courteously: tepee face Bt. op,
eweh I". sow he . "Neighbor, Dot
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lel!, a greet word 'in diss country vete
dere is no ...neighbor. But . I aro' glat
to meet 'yew 1/111 you (tome do . dee
hewn lend reek a teller
"Sure 1" Bill, reepended. But .Wehre
neighborsan, right; , 'Did, , you notice',
a cabin 'about' half r'a mile west , tif
here? That's our place -when we're
at home.* ' • '
•'Se?" The word' escaped with the
tin:it.
Pecrising, billectioo. of the Tele-
eon, ..1 half saw dot cabin ewe we
come here But 1 dink it 'ewes 'abate-
doe. Yell, let 'us to der house go.
Id vill ret der mule-rimd. Gretchen,
der cote. Bahl" .
He rolled a blue eye on his incon-
gruous team, and grinned. widely. • .
"Come, he invited; "'mine vife be
giat.o e • •
They foun.dher a matron of thirty-
odd; • fresh-eheeked, round-feced, like
• • ' - o • , • . -
eenwoh,,---otte _
4414anele. weer' . eilta".** waa IS°
I" easter mins la" 14.111 completed'
• 7.1v4/44-1-Yt-Whoolgi•-e-O'It-ht"--'e*;erog -se‘,---at44--.....- g '
'to?, interned :tetreduetheaw ... e•
I ilth frotil lititourie." Lauer told,'
. WM' 'flat Yell stook*" 1 light Mine
Mbeeemit ,yeur vite's permleelon. ' , -:
. , _ the
''Wes," tie continued, etumull low
IoWI f Me pipe with a etubby fore-
w ' :,
fingen 9 „ant tow BeVitrin. were."
vase upon a arm brought oolo. I "eri
in der army lily dime. Wen Attnerige.
were 1 merry tee .eiee, who is born in
Mfleaukee. I Wm* In der big brraw"
ertiel., Alder dot I Wean to. be st care
Venter. Neve I.am a kink, mit t eestle,
ell palpate wen. *I ern .no more re veto
, e , •
slate. , . . . .... , . .
.:
"YOu're 'en the right intik,' Batted-
, . .
, tied,' '9WIll a . PitY more .90006* ilittA't
tehe the mane notion. What do you
think of dila eountry, anywayl
. . "It les soot," Lauer answered brief'
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lyd and witu un ies awing c dainty-
.0. ' . r
"Zt Ins.goot. Yoe der beer tnalt it Ise-
. ,
it toS saltation. Mit life huotret t,o1-
' lent und hiss, two hants . he ,can hInn
' ' • A
' ':;r1fe eoli• .Irme Inaken.d..7 "fteg,:" be
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. ,» 'Beattie. Kesel Weseter'e•Wolf*'.1,, °"a''
i y eareseed the, blend, headtog har
totirtitostoold daughter gt I. I.; g • »te , • .
. . eN e.dee , he g reeeseeee..iet.lene.
a n t t n. . . , . 4 , ,.. ., .
' some,' she. reald.e.."Tta I,tetolfrad,' to be
•
, here ,,,kn'tt: I'Veet got' letat ?fee:Work. ' and
nty habiedio.,pucci4.0";',41gi3Ottiiiiir rt
Miss a whin-na' '::irlead(422.-**t. nil-Ai'llill*
: and thenehe chat. Hut le' ''.,PerarOTh- - • tiliert
., '
hare It allg: . And I' 00,*'''aillId tildleSI VI,
, have aToo' I f 0! our eerie.' - : letW 6,- to hag*
we ,,sewo loam wool, onoo,soo4 dowo
. . • . • . e
depend .. on, ia,tpar, enwelopa ' hfotaY. a '
; time Prot .114 and seitedeejustefrolle -
• • thinkiettleW, . had: itterantedele ,!lttls'''.
, , , , .. •, •. .
place 'Iof 'Mir ;•.Own, Whereotherie t Waal -.,nripleatently,
.
" grass tend:trees andeagltega Of drOOMI
few a gao•deenoteatoodelettoo,teetogetwoed,d.selfter..
- be able.e.ee: euYeee,!:,•••••,--.7,a5.,,getlidtet dat
•h d ew ' ghee .. . ,,, . „ , , : e
a . Re • . " ; ' ' .. '''' '.' '' !( ,' '. ' '-,' '
tale, 9,•heer'"Oindliseotintryedreielatit'
e:beng.,fe00,ren.hoderdings'titioleit,,gontgo:de.710.,.7,1.riel.,
'•
serape und leirech ,euind esatri.'niekelis Arad
.e .... . ....
WIDOW ter: we year. But IWO T. :um
• r'AII uder,witr from.Viiteeneln in deo gal-.
' - ' Mit t lides In Ashcroft
,
['bile' der epie. no,. dot le..112k7-4 de! fresh,
milk' Und dot his ' kicky . lror. TOD
, ,ozowe .to, ide on deo road. , so 1 .aw
mew tog); der lint endisinl; My Talton,
.mit- Vow .tutiletund. Gretchen -der 'cow."
• Hazel"had,a, ' .visionefuee
. .related,, . ehiptuoysthit way, and she
wondered: .how , the: nianteoniti. ' laugh
saanndd.,111inialWifetatiemalle ogvonerlit And oatthe ttibui-1,
.. loutnejose, 'end' oielf•ht rude cabin Of
wo . to years entateade tone wade:
thin in' itehnge indIiettely ' Mutt' t Yet
• :. d h.' • ,•., • •.. sh• • . • dozen
. •.• '' , ' " • " ' - '' • '
triefiy• if 'her own viewpoint were poi-
enoe,' weetewe nthe ante*. that she could
t wee such a peoepent except in et.,
'n° .Owee'
tee' reoellion.". Not noW. • *The Nano
k .•ICI an 10Se a before
Pea " ••e P .'
• her mind% eye, the 'picture ef five
•, . . , • • . •• ' . • '
' horses dead in. the snow, the•wolvee
... , • . ' ' -• I
mat snapped • and snarled over me r
bonen. She shuddered. She was still
pondering this. when she and Bill die-
d • -
mountedathome. -
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' ' CHAPTER •XIV. e '
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' 'The Dollar Chasers.'
e , .. .
Oranville took them, to its bosom
'.vii. th a haste 'and eairnestii, est thatb.
tnade. Hazel. catch. her breath. "Tact-
fully eaorte• tie . much a, mentioned An-
drew Burehenorth.efineeth. onsan.d-dellar
• legacy -the' disposition of which .sum
still, .1teoplewed theteedefonetrc-iterectio-
man 1.5 . ,executors. 40(11 04ee tit
a :getilal. atmosphere Hazel concluded
' to let sleeping .tlege lie. She learned
from. varietal ' eourcee that, Bill's for
dune 100Inedgbig, :had grown by some
enyeterloUlt, proeee$ Of Grenville, tattle,
Until it .fiad .rearhel the chermed tix
attires of -e0r-drentleno. , ,
. There had been changes.' Jack, Bar-
row bad eonsoledOimself with a bride.
Moreover, he was making good, In •
• popular phrase,- at the ' real estate4.?'
game The Marshes . as she. had pre,
vioinly known them, had been totter-
ing on the edge of shabby .gentility.
But they had come into.money. • And
as Bill slangily put it they were using
t'lot • f cial 1
their pile .to en ao so ce.
Kitty Brooks' husband' was now the
f the advertleing agency
head 0 . • . . • 7
in,•Greneille. Hazel was glad .of that
raild success ., - - - • • • -
• .
She ;was inordinately,
. ., proud of -Bill, '
when she.compared him with the aver-
.age Oranville male -yet she found bew
'• , . . . . •
.self Wishinhe .g would adopt ,.a little
more readilyethe Granville viewpoint.
He fell short of it: or went beyond lt"
she could not be sure whiete; bite had
an ,uneasy feeling. sometimes that he
limited upon -Granville ' doings and
Granville folk ' with amused tolerance,
not unmixed 'With' contempt. ' but he
attracted attention. Whenever. he wan
minded to talk ha I found. ready It•O'
tenors., , ,
one° or twice she conjured ,up a
visionat his getting !into aome bUsl-
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nese there and utterly foregoing the
ilurth-'-w.h.le.lt for her was already to•
.
ginning to take on the aspect of a
bieek and cheeriess.regien where there
was none of the thitige which dilly
whetted her appetite for.lnixn17. Inetht.
' int but ' hardshld dips InnuMerable-and
. Thhb
geld e goaeen their rte
ward -dog . reotardl we earted, eCht
thought. SUB --they had been wonder-
• - .
fatly hatapy there et the .Pine river
'cabin she. remembered. "'
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They came Wine froM Oil theatet
party late one bight ., timed kicked ou
her slippers, Med gratefellO teasted, her
allltetockinged Weet at tha. alo,,. lin tot....al
..itito, '1Pall nod ebbed, ana mete was
grae. ,
'It °hail) °Ill t° u"°.°111.. '
fit;Witeiti1,37OWItIloott :otretro thheinktoofeditab.-tew
; ; ,,„
ruPu7t ' '' • '
' "1 think le° finn''''' "(I/ aatUddl7 *d"
' ,, ,,,, e , wee e_t_we ,woene e eow
lance*. ‘I'm raw4QPNli /1144r."414 1 84.
Ito Mntear' 'I•
. "awe
,' - •
,peot14"414bpits
etoweieeod
.es-ei- --e
teetreway
• all, whet
tot', -The;
ping la
al'w-ierd•Iget
alliardigt,
illelleelO
letiont
.
Peoftle
and dep.
know,
and :1710
wheteyeu
phateedge."
"inn
.
he eeeneseitee
thought„,
°Wet
plied
"Wet',
etvered•sloteiy.."we
here
right
guest
u th
', "W,hy,
•eet."
;tended
'But
elarly•
it Would
place
'',ed. -
-,,down
:.peasage.
' another
te New
: ,:books
",bock
',1 -:tell.
..»,
on thitesedety
*p hard'
be thereewith
ta': 'a
won't.mixiinp-with
wa.nhdene,.aqugaeoyq,spilialyy
than
4, Wh,,,..'pilltr,,
. "Well,
ztly.
certainly
erage.
.upetinv9sed
Menttand
Practically
are lilted-eel:Oat
:looks
selves
btheerreuIenr!'utna
, don't
' it I afoul
it:hese:A-
saw
these
,
PlatitudIn.ou.s.
night,'
' That
the . recollectiono
wearvel,tok
flitted
,
after
,
' Billisnortect,
. "Droll,.
tent
t o'aPpear
'
sometimes
• Yon
He
mained
"Well,"
that
morrow."
' He
When
.She.
trailing
N,
t.
..
et
I.
'
"What
e
'softly
on his
'What
about
' "I•
a wondering
go,"
turing
worthy,
if they
it, 1
oft If
foothold
''It
ee suppose
get along.
whe
pleasan
e e
1
eampelle"d
etiee
totted,
as. epee
eyetere
ton
"Tomorrow,
tha,t
"VS:hen
:winners
lace
,p,
want
Her.
t divertitetnn ,. be, •
• . • - .. .. .
'7,rellY-tillfiliveclio'Itiltiltfle4,:alteleil.'Tp14;17
woven wow* Stone:
to entrtain us
the dlcitens dealt' it
'stood ' their• Whole,
toeless Orden .1 'Maid
stew -0e,,•ite ,yott
Einem " .ehe swilled
Meitner ull',tottOtegS'Oentis
Wt./Sink we Must be riMarlsoble
.that we didn't light
For eighteen moritits,
there wasn't a soul tit
-oluett to " think About
weld do. If „gen were
• , r• '' -
we acquirtieg the atitiosPhere,"
.
_ sait.doniceilly
)IIet enjoyingmywfi,
lightl - ' I
. g- .
.w. you mole are"
, . , mag tie
for :theenintere-and get
awayt,'Favrather weary
In men's bailee
. . .
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. „
Fd'iove to at here
she' saki.' "But r theuebt
to Is.rieek aroundeMer-e
don you , ' don't
see, you
rare to to he. pointed',otate
spoil the fun of •goion.
for lase lf you were not
And " when .' It e eoHaWeetttoe
r m .not•.' aching : to' ',1)6...
One ,etty,'Is-pre'tty•thsio-h:11h
to meg •;*,e'll -'fike
Yorkg, Pittard to
. , . : • ee
•and e thieve Then •vre•11-•
; here' and get' a house
you right ,IniT,,,, :he. iitighed.'not
, , -
'griteenot going
.: .,
gime. : You
-tiesetOowiWkee onetil spring
• bells, on wheer.le
'dTa0* Aila:rit.,;:gOe 'AO.--*tr
eoshme.ean.:Ifeal.n,onagi:3,,,
,a tot mf telly
ix absolutely...weeessfont"
sheeexelatmed
ain't it sego. be deferided'.
t`There's :Kitty Brookiowelheshast
got Inwtelltgencetbooe
, That 'Lorimer " girl -
(41,, her aottotowt.ornpeow.
she etWest"em to
,t1,1 the rest that
*n.onentttieseosteeng
:and, clothes and . amusing
end that lets them out
»ireeraoh.ot7s.allt th:veeplopti.e...,..l.twahyo-
'take 'a tW9e-hWrOer Hew..aft
teemed; Wereeleog eneugh,,but
ho.P.,Pened:to mo,Iet-
tha,t the habitual 'converstition
people -wives toe 'a- pain
. - - -
discussion, of the.Idar
foreinstanceo .
was droll." - Hazel, chnehled
and she .recalled
• that L had • once
• •power,
over Mire face during
.,.. ,.. . ,
-theater slipper. g •
•
' Perlin' Pig" :lie • 'Ba
igniiteeeaectnipled with
'the pe'ssesSor' of
amusing. But as
- ' '
it eimpitoiriltates."
re hard to please she
. .
shrugged, his shoulders
silent
he said presently,
jaunt to New York day after
'wes still sitting, by the
Hazel was toady to
came beck into the room
silk kimono, and,
,F.
e •
W ..
.aOateryed•
..
ROI
Bt.,
*II,"
-"We're
like
.
•
well
of
•
or'
, .
interest.
a
a
se ro"
tit
. ,
or
'toenails
eon
has
adoluttagee
.
or
.*
.culture
a
• •
"well
go
di
'
About
-
.
so
Making
alto
of
things
be•
Jake
e
menage
*maid
of
be
Metre.
itotate
ettrit
6
. . ..
eut oe
kilter
innOtOlt
.rott.
tbink
Of te e,
:eats
you
tea, to,
excelef
sone,
'
she
owe re...
,
he an
settit
settlee.
being
to tel
'
all wia
you ire
le,se."
para,
. -•
.' "a nd
Ant
-,ghoen.
":litrir-:'1,y/'
f
O.,r,O,ver
"Some
• - . •
come,
le ,flat.
'
•
..
eplog it
*I'll
emnes.
kb°. 'ye.-
wemen.
7:re,
;• .
aghast
la- L,
the ester,-
brains'
Wee mete
on
,them-:
. Shucked
life
lr-Oust
of
.. - That
to.
at
the
twice
that
•
'
,
.. "Bite
a :desire
Is
'
general
• .... , '.. •
- -••
replied.
and re-
take
to-
window
to bed,
in a
stealing
.
\
ill
• .S0
hands
hard
.
Lauer,
it
pie-
.these
up
Hang
better
fora
."
Aue
to
have to,
thitigs
• be
exist,
be re,
broke-
' ,
I
hOgttlgi6
eted,
head-
A
. you
"7,,o,'" ---to- ,
'the' white el
,,h,
er. ' °°----.P1*°‘'
ot Wiley toe
t
'.4.0liv Y:s0,,T, 001
*Sit, 'wtoter, "wee
ojIllwit'a leeftled" ''
' I6e4. .. se Was' hie
illellw eff, to a• *holler
1110.41,•' to,'Mlit furti
!kit WW1 ,to,,,epecel
York, 'Intt•Whiert •
bided •aindeettettedI
,Sever Unlade& Merl
matter, any t4.• tht
tiew Yorke' she
admit, rather ' emit
trove/vet BreedWa
known ,arttriec,,,sts
letiletanold,..the..tint
piloted her to !Al
leguallye femoral ti
gendry ithrehateai
'the Whore , gong
!oil satinde. raadel
WiretesiezeISPon haft
' ...2 - afflti
0/4 %-...,0***I'llallia--
. owe .fiet..seelatenet
• ... • -
.tb7 wa...r,I.gorblaviiii
. In I.I''' week the,
torte' hl* hi •Ia•40.3nI
iiii 36634 tne fleet
... .. , . .. „ ...
11Knuw.. And,..11Ke
In hillneWilit. alal.
lillateeon MUMS its
gdded, sftettheela, al
""`...n0 Fib* twas ',eel!
. bele*W-Pirk• " gliir-' 1
Men; et her:
tibe eiecteOW . •
e -e,i • o '
. . .1.11li by lapsed'
. time WOO,' 6IYer
'.ef Ilk' Wistein' he
Where, ware 0. lillil
1*11.herheretee, it*
, „ore, werettaothacere
itnekk-40;i,, a ...
abbe bal. dr°, '''''' I:*
.....:......:.,..,,,,..9..1 .,.,..,
,. :weteetthies:, •The
etluch''''Ont, ',Ief..the All
have • gotten; ot t
• get When Oe,.'Wel
that° ititernithible
But .not.,13,1,Beelf 1,
g. tow he Sod the .
sloe; .,Be wade,
trinomial. 'frets Ot
_.hedieldoeli edio..01
.gaintotepartment
' bane:elbows. end
rally sit up *11 ill
steady on &nee: tad
But a& long 'an' I
.hetbittibledsbe did
, 1.
Sae wished *ferv
ogre tip' 'some bush
id . - eat .101
0 capital, O 0
ea " - ' 'Its' le
.teetViletitinonoO'heilliens:Psete:01:,:uei
/Pen' lesS'iiirteti'• 1
even* mei
a lees suspleteue 1
be?
But111143 'etnaIdlI!1•1
self to put it in eald.
:*- , *. i te
' •'• • - .' • ' •
The cycle Of we
Zanuareo•Theyshad
thing of a routine
Bill's interest and
dal affairs becam,
was not Mesa
' .
magazine, ne epee
downtown haunt,
reemberabl.P In a
to their manner of
ome wi_ flushed
hth
eyes, ranntunit el
Hazel had never to
cess She wa
shocked, and took 1
feelings. But Bill
Oohed.
"Yon don't need
he drawled
," . ,
to bed, littlepers
fret Millet/I *J1
ere yet the mono
the herizon.. Let ,
lion. Good oight,"
A week or so la
denly and unexpt
left the house as
fast was eaten, at
home to lunches
which Irritated Ha
of those rare day
itmehed at hoMe.
noon . telephoti
he
twenn'
u
dreevtedine nrinn,,at hinc
ewould g
the
tiveeo his teeth, a
. • . -
toone,
e . •-.-
'Patti) . of
ee, 'err keeeseee,
jiff t v .... ' Nei/ 4PTIgN•
Iity Bettrand 'W. Sinclair
,.-,
_
- - t
._.
. I k...,........ .....; gal, 1
.' - WAD a
sto.
. want 'dew -
-.4,1114Yr et" ' :111A, .1
4.
-----.....
I Continued from last week
gee
-Otte Wined an errant tear ltwa7. iliU'
.
her way to tt Store. The stock
J , readi-Olade clothing' drove het 't9
/t 'seemed that When wcomen
&aide/And lititeitchitiiiiiif 14verhibt*
dress In Mother Hnbtiterd' goeens of
'heap. cotton •:priet.. with. other . gDp.
, . ,. .
to,..motelt: ' But eventually, they
found for her undergarinents of t,
- .
atweist,andskirteahd a comfort-
able pair at sheets'. I gate, 'air a milli/ter-
would underottind theItenatthere Were"
uoiee. tI'Atid'' in 'Oefatilt 'Of ' 'Witch' be
Ouch tothegiiht, telt' itheitiere the
hatl went. iota, the ' Kla,ppan end exit
liic,'*H.'' In fentee, )3*a/1.01W:hew:.
very *Welit',Whin tilted. at the neoPer
., „ • . : .. .
eagle ' above ob,er, ; hatioO ! black halr.
Then .she went lia,ek to the hotel: and
ehught a bathroom. • ••• " .,
Returning., from ,this, she. found Bill,
. , ,
a Bill all, shaved •and • shown unloading
et t sundry packages • of e; new
:• ,• , ,•.,, . see -,, .: :», .„ , r , ,
• "Abet' everglliing is 1ogele4" I he greet
64. 'Old i Kith jumped t at Oar Peiti:'
paida2.fittgoilegiOttethet. ioid 'Alia'
the ran'elideithiliegene•throtigh.''./ite
WI•Prinee:' 'old BittiCk. '''''Sent'UP4iiinan''
and 'bed ..it.':''ettriteed,-, and .'daelifiedr'
and the'deed ',kalif-nit/or-6W , lAnti4,-.
oh; ' say, here. 'a:latter, for you •:'•
. . ' '.. ' ',La
LrOltbin'' ty':ni, apso'x'tnhentjer.,.--1C7i
Wrote teLoraine blersh.:when we were'
going tiorthe t ,Gieed heavens; look: it
, .
the date -ids beereliereshiCedast'Sen-
ten:their-1'4,e. ; -,, ,,,,,„,•,,,-.. •f: ,' •:, ' '
"HaeketbeiggI kneed' where we Were,"
' ' !
Bill explained. "gtheietiMeil •in 'temps'
/Ike Otte ghee' hoed; 'mailttwo ,-er, three
. .:, „, „.. , , ,. the.
fo'r men that haveegonw inote t
, ,
Lateriore",..» dI . 'I .
She pot ,oside 4lio letter, aed,dreesect
while Bill had his bath e Then; 'with
the smoke- and 'Itteime oW a" hard trail
obliterated,• -and It with decent - !rclOthea-
ttlutn thetn, they teheight the !dining'
room. Treeerhile they .Waltedte be
servedgBatilIsteed Loraine Marsh's
letter, andgiutsseddit to' Bili .With".. a
eeltwooseitont. little laugh.' '
"There's' kit tinoltatien • there re
_ . w - .•• •.*,., te" t, • • -
might accent", idle Said casiutlly.
,, ..
,
'Wee returned the, letter . as thewait
lteSS brought :their 'food. '
"Wouldn't it he nice to take a trip
home?".'Hazel suggested thoughtfully.
°Td here'to."- '
"We are going bonnet; Bill reminded
gently.'•
'Oh, ef eourseW she smiled. "But
, ,
1 meanetot'Granyille. • Fd like to go
there with you for a, while, Just
to -Just to-"
•
"To Show 'em," he supplied lacenr
leallY. • • .
"Oh, B11111" she Pouted. '
Neverthelesst she could not deny
.
that there was a measure of truth in
Ills brief remark. -82* did want, to
'em." •
She lobked acroi the table at her
husband, and thought to herself with
that she had done
„
\
• •,4,,,,.\ 'el
0----- rie Is:
--
•,
., _two
,
we - .
..
,
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1
e .
' : ,
" 'I e . e ,,-.! ne• , ol .,, t• • • '' - •
Four Days , Litter, --,Theye ;Stood ,,on: the;
. ,- 0 ' o le' . Grimy .Litti. at alma., ;
• , ee •o ea -' * *-- • ' '
, .. „.,'' , . , , ' • we , , , .; „ , , r ,',:, ., '
orofte : 1641- 4 iiif: ''i4iiSed - to , elnrantl ;
'•hittittelf ototdWo' di te- a ditegtierethe•
, eastern, lellgrimega ': He'.WantedF.to wile
the, cabin !again: For thetteetter ehel,
didtoowello; that their' et/Jolley" there'
IL (IA , not carry ,theni, ofie,iiiiAbite,,wini
tent, ' • g • 'I', 1 I'" go •I ,
'' From Aeheroft reit ',auto'. atagel Whirled
there swiftly.Wintoothe°:heartsofothe
,
I Cariboo ..Country -to Queenelle; •where,
'Bill•;pnrchased four heifileni libriailli:
'...en Of' ternoonePacked. seetd, dled. ; an,,deleit
• ',the trail at-deyligbten..the reorratng.!••,
. ,, . • - ; ,, . .
-..' The e viinguerd eof "the ' land' hungry '
' .' ..7.."' • ., .
bu„apd.,:aahloteeiadoYalletleVeisTiltelcr•,e,07,:iirtl;%,,r all
tiordering''ilptiti: ilieggortieerg 'Were' the
• eabint-iit ifire''Pr "-niptOrier':' The .rOada
- '
, -wail ..deiteid withothe teaeas• of the
''' 'incomilii " 'A' al -61tW ---lind':!serung
'tip •itreine-'dethe; oztadtteradoinnt. pe'st. 7 . . :
- ' s • • ... : . • • . •
t "They »eciine•Reelbees.when. the rash
' ' - .• - .
, ,. , e. . .. . _ , .
Le' eying Tort George behind; . they '',•
here acrcies,e0.0ntrie tototeratfine'rrtief;.':
:Here '`Iteid t"there"--•"ceita110,1tindifiliiitii,"!
gra en deeIVItieh.Hazeihttrietilieetion,
uprose ' to -. claim ..her attention.. , .'sithd
one evening' et entneettbeY.rietlegnp' to.
the littishealitio allI,toirldornlh .itt deer!.
-.leg,. : - ' we •• . , '
' • e et, t. ... .
Inside: 'a , -,6111.71lina i4.:'snnatI".nad *CO.
wowthweo op . . eyerytignki,o.enor. t4c.:
rooms evere'oppressivelvith the musty •
dors - thatsgathetein a eclosed unten- '
° . • - e • •
.. anted house.. ' But aPar* from' that'itt
. •
stood .as e they. tiled , ' left - it thirteen,. •
months 'before: - 'No- foot had eroseede
the. thresholds The pile: 0!. weed. end,
kindling law beside; the flireplace 'es
, .
Bill. had placed -It • the meriting :1/0 •
•lett ' , ' •
''Be .It ever so. humble,he 'Bill elei't
the Rne of the OIO sent onfinished, but
!
his tone was full 'of jubilationtWBeo
tween them they .threw Wide every
door' .and ivindow. Kite cool evening
wind filled thepiace with. sweet, pine- .
scented air. Theo Bill started a blaze
roaring in the black-nyouthefl fireplace.
•-to make it;ioble, natural,. he said--
and went out to hobble:his horses for
the night. •
In the morning they began to me,
,
pack. their household geode. Kumt and
bearskins found each its accustomed -
place upon the fiber. His hod. ks went
'Beek 'on the' sheivelog-dWith. magirtd.
swittnees •the 7 cabin resumed its old-
home atmosphere.. And.that night Bill
stretched himself on, the grizzly hide
,
beta% the fireplace, and kept his nese
in a book until Hazel, who Was in no
. humor to - read, fretted herself into
something approaching a temper
"YonTe about as sociable as 4 dam?,
she broke Into his ahsorptlon at last
" eee looked up ,,in surprise,then
- checked the volume carelessly.. aside,
and twisted himself around lig his
head rested in her lap. a “ '
."Vot las?" he asked 'Cheerfully.
'Lonesome? Bored,' with' ' Oourself,'
wing 1 here?' „Suede? , you don't . feet
yourself ,negieeteg because I happen
to heenethy nose stack In "11 beek?" ' '
'"Of courae net 1", she dented vigor'
eusly. The ehildIsh absurdity of her
-
attitude' stenekther with Midden force
"Stilt "I'd like you to talk to Me ono'
in a while." ' ' ,
Bill's eyed narrowed a trifle! but he
suit singed. And suddenly he stepped
"ftrotthd ' behind her , chair,. put. both
handa. under her elite, and 'tilted. her
head.Ibeektgard.It ' . .
ewth, you're plumb eick, and tired to
death of »evetything. aren't your he
said seberlY. ' '''YOu've been. ilp here'
,
toe •long.... You sure need. a change.. •
'I'll hetet to take' yeti out and give you
the freedom ef the cities, let you die-,
. .
sipate IMO pink -tea, Mid rub elbows
with the Mob for i While'.. Then you'll
- be glad to drift bach. to title woodsy
hiding place of 'ours When' do, you
'. , , ... ,
want to potty
',Who, lat1111". she ,protested.
.
But 'she ;realized in,a flash that Bill ,
could reed her better than she rould•
. F
read hereelfew of her era00008
could eemain long hidden from that
keenly obser.ving and mercilessly. log-
leel nOnd. She keen' that e guessed
• 'Where ale stood, and by What paths
, she had gotten there, Trust him to
'thew; ' And it made her very tender
toward bim that he was HO' gitick to '
understend. . Most neen, would haett
reeented.
,,,a tto,".. et..te week ,,,e,:t000, tono.of hay:"
be went eel diereglitding her eacianiae-
"doe, "r11 need it in the,a1PrInge It' net.
tbilla, winto, goon att thee. dont we'll
kit :the' high ppets.. Wet Albite' thre.e .
ourtthousand, deflate, end While it
or - • ' • -
taste welt bo ' it hohpit ot-tot high.
elites trample', tftilit Dote it' Mind
glintit"
I
I
I
I
.'
-
"even
g-theulders'
"gofer
.
'
•commonlet
„
,
-with
.qttig
•self
'where
'who
.swered:
'decent
'
.doweeneee
'1t
on
'
'CM
14°11°16"
wen., • Viewed froth any angle. *hats°.
Bill Wagstaff 'steed' head and
above all the men she. had
known. ,Big, physically and men
'tally, cleanminded and, capableeein-
dubitably she had captured e lion,
and, though ' she might have dehied
.
s toutly the imputation, she • wanted
Granville to seeher lion and hear hint
roar
"Still thinking' Granville?" Bill
leuerled, when they had finished' an
ma silent , meal.
'Hazel fleshed ' slightly. She was
and momentarily ' she ' felt that ehe
. . .
aihould have been thinking of their Ili-
tle net lig by Pine 'three PassOnsteadO
Ellie knew that Bili was homing to the
cabin. She herselt .regarded it with
affection, but of a different degeee from
bis Her mina was more .occupied
1
another, More palpitating Woe.°
of life than waS possible at the cables
much d Id
, as she appreciated green an
unaceful beauty. The sack' of gold
in the bank had somehow opened
up fartflung possibilities. She skipped.
The interval of affairs which sbc.,kneW
.
must be tattendecl to, and betook her
and Bill to Granvilie,_ thetwe to
, ,
the bigger, olcler cities, where money
shouted in the voice of command,
all things were possible to th0Se
had the prie& ,
. But she was beginning to know
this husband of ,hers too well to pro-
pose anything of the sort abruittlY.
,
Behind his tenderness and patience
she had sometimes glimpsed some-
leg inflexibleunyielding as the wil-
O,
derness he loved. »So she merely an
.
"In a waY, 'Yes."
.
aueee go autselewhere 1 cep smoke
a decent cigar on 'top of Oils fairly
'meat" be auggested, "Then
we'll »figure on the next 'move., I think
, ,. ,
*bout level -Ay -Wear hoarS 'In Etaieltoo
Will do•.the„ 'There's a steamer goes
teeteartegOw • ' "
* ' 't .4° • * * * •
oth'days later they steed, On the
of a grimy little steattiet breast-
/ the trotg,,,,hig wee ' 'etedo wooded
throngli the rirst Narrates. Pteeently
they Kmtrig ar6tiod :BroOktOn Point,
find .vti:ii,otivet., ,,sproild ftm, 00/00.4tr
' {ter gbefoledi • thenie'e TOO ' and
:
' ' se h abodt fit' ir n-- h
11"-6c1 '7' - "--°- -tir."°r
twill& A. ferrt. claatered blank Isla)
peop16 titvtioci ,across- the Whit, •Itut
4vott JehOl='-'0' the herbor .nolete, neroimi
. . .
rho, ltifertening dIebulea that OW
, ,
'
e .
o.
.,
up
Billy
:was
Bill
to
had
dont
we
wie
wish
e
,
wonky
Meet
wf'd
enoked
*gee
we
Ot
,
to
edit?)
t ‘...\1)' '
"W
O'
-
Are
-
.' Hard,
behind
shoulders
' are
thinking
answered.
myself
eltitens
somewhere,
had
for
, e
en
to
Of
as•
toewei
Come
at
our
Winter
\\\\lied
‘: '
-
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A ,i,::
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.
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,
. w ,
e
w
, te :,
(
ti"
• You Thltikino
.. --,,,
Billyeiloy? .
,
hire, put both
you thbeking
-boy? she whispered.
about Jake
how he was
"I was
how, tome
would •tees$
to.follow 10 his steps.
know, but we'd
wei•e pegging away
like old
to do that" Shrgtl,
we weeow and .
But sitice we dant
it? Money makes
'
. .
meant thet eve"
lead the sort
these peeple do,"
tette measures to
postibiteo
10.1 -lawn commented.
again.
YOU WIYIte 'DUI!'
tr'evelitete.", he
beck well make
it betel Mail We
own -if yeti are
.,, ,
Itete."
•1010 . Vita '
gtl.'%'''
*,.,
Hazel
lh"r
tt
t.el
iree
",,,it,)(,41e4IF•Dia
'filo
seared.
7
-tow
I
eit:
'4.
I
at
hie
at once.
, PeallefulTY
'
.
/Lite e m,--wetwo-wwwwwwwm.--ow
1111'1' Ill l'IL,1,4;0011116".-i:"9'.---
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r.et .
: '
, se
. e
•
e
i
'
91,10e Appropriated,
l'ited• t7Ple. '1117,
aecent of the tratherlaWdo
APProtoriSted,
'In her
: I. kl ' eoftgiet
ng . „...
Ilttle diterr
.
-,--,
,vjyj- ...-•••
.
,,-tii
e
- 1,7;•,„.'"'",--- •
r•. ,'
Ith/
q
111
'
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the Semy.
iGlelIne en, wroth'
ligio.
the Dikbr.,, it
*mei *tering
'1 tointdo,
. tit ir .
Wart
,d
\
1 .
:
tt:Wett
' '\,\
, t
\e,
*l-
.
4Whitt's All tile 011
. ,
She li
'ering tl sheet el
ab,l,ewre°,,,wga. .,l'I!; dritl
""ut '''''
nbotit?" she leg
- •
Y°d'i. n's8eta and 11
In smiled tw
papor,
,111m, solIZ
, , • * to- "
.
ieee. oed 51 ,
ed be lee"! Ile twee
to wily( er
lose, so. All r110t;
h ,wili . eneettswed
beim whep he had
siting idly 'oe New
e',14I II'4),I, no cewi uat:bltai ti:x.e!leijuere
ty,
h:I °wial, tat i:tatt i I 0 tAl 6: i ac ifl 0, , 0 di: I. .49 ,n:4 : ask' iri 1 1, 01:, _ , , ,. :I for weri 0.,' e a .i.,;t, laid: '
o jolt, 4 tris gob'
444 cafes,eeler,:e4: i'm, itiel,.
:Iirzi,:s7rie::teittor.714014..igibioteistli':iiinrtet.14r;.:.
1o4o'....0 ifiOli'• • -
Yrap',"41,1:41:::40104.::::07•ei:paledid.eastHrtitotHo•;:o:0,,‘
Were eititlea! hold I
eardiliteWeirtatif 11:1;001101'7111:'
iMe.twia Wholl7; het
egameleort.Billfewat .
.:uIllIghdetr
so tilmithere
if mailtatille'i'nerManiti‘a af;
47:1,0712, w,14.11teszkni.kti:7,':::110001:rekts.4"!:24:
sel eaUghtg
* were t "anti
'plat they.teholidd
bad.' yhiii0e41'
etitrOkallakthreOnd.
'''OrtntOr;
be eletitheidlto erg'
otami.: as, lf .1•Beit
ard**41040Mao' 4.100'
Oil*knew ../Afiret
admiallyefilled the
wfth malodorous ta,
„Who - Weed& them
ght »discoursing eine
Jett, minder the sun.
ill found Granville
not Mind.
eree7 that. Bill would
nee .that, wettld keep.
cIvlIlaatl�n. Be lbad
neddered,,;44,,,theen
f his 'ger
te,•eneoMpass vette*.
wan strong. - Other
..atetdrefi wealth,
sure ef fame, from
%dinning. Why 31104
ver,quite bring her-
inany virarde to Bill.
• *
ks brought them to
dropped Into, some -
in their daily lives.
participation In so -
negligible. When
bed in a book or
t his time in some
having acquired
lub as a concession
life. Once he came
face and overbright
odor of- whiethys
en him drink to ex -
correspondingly
o pains to hide her
was blarolly undhe
to look SO he'll -
"I'm going straight
n. Scold not, nor
be hints& again
's sun shall clear
us avoid reerimina-
ter he became sled-
etedly active. Bo
soon as his "nestle-
d he did not come
•n -a circumstance
el, since it was one
s when she herself
Late in the after -
ed briefly that he
vrn. And when he
e or thereaboute hi
tuned a cigar be-
d fell to work cove
rietti 'Work Aboletl"
quired.
epee with intermire
the clerical work
Area. " 44Beekotdng
leeched aelete the
Mee 'tee* Pot -el to
PreVoiltben-'-ored Itoetetd
where Z beep to Wig tweed)
•sare bee* lhe eVilltete"
. ,
She 'overlooked the lattir sau4est
It caVil*S.,0 'tiO.'6000tii.41.001APOtittk
'the "time. - :Bat tii*• hilo„ ,041t4e04104
opened :0.o. Ootsidittiiies: ekla 0pittio
tote .•140 • ,iiineerioi",tkoRiAl,W0fl141
1e tOksa, in tibe onie11 lietereigg
"WrolOdese vetepeeyr
repeated. ••-- mlbst keende'• extottonoldif '
buiereelike flows-whoineowiteeenw'
ditaheillett
044, eoritioe*ti,;;',Otrok-.
.111it *,144•10 fit*, mihi*etf .°.'„*Ikoo
waft PrOtiO**.••tti.q4,•eree* iw•hie0
raOL.4.: :10414.
reuii :******.'*•WelIedefileed'',Inertil"Ilailifis, •
1 yiaeited% outs 'few memplen Ittrmy
pockets), :strt4..,11 hapPened abone them
as Well an one , twee 'et e OW ' ater,-;
gets ••tai of' theat " fel/Orig. ettethe
dub »a wtB� testelt. deetitatirg '
thn-da'eirieiend.badlt'efhnat
ft '004" not°4441.1410,*•
Se 'he ,,ehd 0044 01,
oth0- vraht the.;-:**, ,.#P.:•*400‘4
end ,ereesine•• au& beeete: a•!•tgeotspeat•-•
claim; in itheree, Twentywogetea
thoiletinded011ers etwitelhmiglit•IM
"elm' nll 110.e' ttor".104,,,, en$
end o±41t will '2* thin1.1'1Thlit
the Wade ,I4egeliteite4eg I
•.the itart etak::
tnikedn 'to nre!deed analena tog, ,
"Buth-oliet 'itietailedire 'of, , bilked&
"methods :euggested a dittmellYee",,li-
'ean't soli • stect-tril husineMPthet heet.
no real : foandatiatiewyet Owe,
:have, to locate ellosedelaittit Laretre ••,s,
, "Wise MO head; yeettatiettife ideW
all rght." M irdledie iatir this ;lb
not *. sitock-jobleing Orneteeitten. th
wouldtt he In .ace it if itWerehledietr
ria
one. •. Ida .to ;bete cettporattodro Whose, •,
not »to .exceed,eit
stock e that's *•lesued. Arid 10,fiitr.,!ms
the ,.cialins are 'eeneerned. elltioet get
Whitey Itetelelocotedin FertIGeerget• •
.,apel Fee been burning the -"Wirth :Ilea
, .
-eperidfnIt'et•heirielle of -.real WaSeeltO tette
,ting thzn gruhtstaked, He ries got totii
men beeeldie ideaself all ready to hit
•
the:*fiti! es. Peen 'as 1, zitiy.,e the: vitord,:','
, "Irv; roWt. go" s2* pet in
qutcklyl»: -,•
,J•
he murmured. dIt isn'ttneetnie
,aary, at 'this particular stage et_ thee
game. Biit» 1 woeltle't mine to:Opting:
t whip over t. SOW/ .stribig "ef", Otogik
Just the Hemet" I, -
"B -r -r -r 1", she , stileer,ed . Moons:Awe
fly. OlrOur :Inputted miles 'across that
deep "now, tlerough, Met steady,- ,
Nearing r don't envo, them ato
Journey," ••
Sheig:7,0.el,over. and stood; by
playfully rumplibg•hho brown hatlieeith •
herin
"I'm glad you've Wound stareetbisit
to loose that pent-up goergy ,.ot Weems
on, Bill -bo," 'she mid., "Yoyd°11 makd
a success of It, I, *how, I don't nee
why you »shouldn't maltose •suecess 01
any kind tut business, But I didn't
think yeeed.ever teckle butanes& Yet .
have such peculiar views .about butte, ,
neSS and business practite."
• "I despise the Ortlinimy bu
elite," he returned sharply. "But 11
can exploit .the resources of ,neturse,
And that Is my plan. If we 'make
money it won't be filched by a com-
plex process from the other fdlowni
pockets; it won't be wealth created by
shearing iambs in the market, by
sweatshop labor, or adulterated fo
or exorbitant rental of filthy dealing
with. I'm not overly anxious to get
into it with them. But It promisee
action ot SOIne sort -end I hired*
do something MI spring."
In the spring! That brief Oran
set Hazel in sober thinking. . Watt
April or May Bill would spread his
wings for the North. There Would be
no more staging him than ,the flight
of the wild goose to the reedy' nesting
grounds could be stayed. Well, a Bum-
mer in the North 'would not be SO bad. '
she reflected. But she hated to Wilk
of the isolation. It grieved her to
:contemplate exchanging her ,beautiSig-
ly furnished apartMent for a log cabin
ha the woods. •
Still she had hopes. If he plunged
into business associations with Jim-
mie Brooks and Paul Lorimer and oth-
ers of that group, there ,was no telling
what might happen His hiteresta
might beeome permanently ideetifiett
with Granville.
Bill informed her from thne to elms
as to the progress of his venture. The
-
company was duly incorporated, With
*411 authorized capital of ono 'teethed
thousand dollars,, Live thousand .dollare.° ;
tvorth of stock being taken teut by eadt
on a cash basis -the remaining soh.'
enty-live thousand lyieg in the eons -
tinny treasury, to be held or saki tor
development purposes as the ilve saw
fit when 'work began to show ' what
the claimti Were capable of produeinge
re early March came a telegram
from Whitey Lewle Saying that he
mei staked the MaienS, both placer and
lode: that he wee bound out by tine
relegraph rail 4,6 file •fit Hazelton.
:1111 howed' her the lineage -whoa
:c0"1111 wSitsahtlIeneoSuitx.
elhave been in on W-
ow t Was some trip," he sold -and
eere was a trace of discontent in his
otia, "1 don't fancy ,somebody elOn
eerviug ray chestnuts put of the coele
:or me. It tette sttre tt mail's job to
vooss the Klappan 111 the dead' of Wit:I-
LTlie tiling eenip' letecl, there Wit8 tun -
Ole Work iri the way' of getting OM
whipsawlegthnber 10 keep tile
'IvO mon bitty till' spring -the Olt Who
woo oil the ground. Lewis 00111. W401
/Int thirty feet et snow lay itithe
4,lrli,Lttri4g breach. And tha.re Inat t wee
filo hood from him lie
xaa a pailOrtaery Bill said, tie* 11 cor-
titepotident
So 'id 'Granvitie' the ,itittIt
11$tefoluths totothiod
'et A *t'1stfl2 tflti .11Orthg tt**
ewe.