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The 'meal was brought to the door Gel my I 0 Us t°g°m°r’ and B”

by the housekeeper, Mar\iret Hyde. k

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its _ pale, silent, emotionless. The "5 he pushed his cha ,

better mm of the pot DA strong here. he added insolently-Selwood

` t coffee ‘das conceded by §1W00d_|in leisurely fashion was castinE UP

arm 9 ll. ua who took only H cupful of Ropen his accounts- where did you learn

e g ‘ to lay poker?‘

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day pack of new cards from his pocket. Whats your us sid

what I owe you," he said brusquely

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|- 3 all RIF 0 ll l CTSIICC--IIS 8 \')l‘0- Q _th rudeness uplayxng poken di- drced them. "lt seems as if I carrt nas W _ '_ _ t ° °f reinember your name." he retorted’ indlfielcnt to re"u“.s` e A

als, , “What!" exclaimed Roper, kind-

cm 'It ought not to be hard for you to H r to say you” 3

0; remember," was all that Selwood re- Hug' Do you meal,

_ _ , professional gambler.

__ __ tcrted. But. the remark was un- "That Sounds like “_ doeslft M..

“ noticed. as Selwood meant it. to he. ... ts: . "You insult me. sir? exclaimed (5, 'When Roper brought out his own _ _

ar's

took thc cards tlieyliad been pl-_vying uith all night. threw them ina corner, and opened Roper`s pack. 'lhe play went. on.

Within an hour Selwood had his

game where he thought he 'mild manage it. Wlicri Ropu' played for safety, Selwood was patient: when the general dashed at him headlong. Sel\vood stopped- the charge and ex .acted his pound of flesh. By rfir lo`clock that morninf; Roper reaiiz°d lliu had found a rniin his superior in :nerve and his equal in strategy, and this anger was the anger" of that lriiaster of fence who realizes that lliis skill has been matched and his rnpier outpointed.

But the general lacked the caution

to profit by his discerriinent; Egged on by that arch enemy of us all, vanity, he pressed his enemy.

Selwood recognized the symptonrs

as the beginning of the end. Roper's recklessness was stimulated design- edly 'by minor successes, and 'his hopes were repetedly dashed by staggering losses. He was gently decoyed into boldness and brutally ‘punished for his terricrity. His dis- comfitrrrc was studied and his feel- ings trodden underfoot. In no other ‘possible way could his pride have been so humiliated and his pretent- ious autooracy abashed_ He rose from the table at noon-although Selwood of.`err-d to play longer if he wished-exlraust.ed physically, his eyes on fire, his voice shrunken to a l`f1-Will!! treble, ii beaten man. It was not the money lost-though he

had been completely cleaned 0u1;__

cards, Seywood without comment

_Roper with an oath.

“You insult me when YOU ¥€f\1S€

go play with my cards. You called for your own, dldn't YOU? And I icronncd you with your OWU-”

Roper flew into a. DRS5i°n~ '"D°

you play with marked cards?" he tliuridered_

Selwood was impnssive. “Nobody

would need marked cards to pl_8Y with you, General,“ he retumed. 'I play with marked cards when I P181' with thieves~they furnish them." "wentwonni Cams!" r°=\‘¢d

Roper. "Come in here!" The iW0 men appeared at the door together. “What do you mean?' he demanded 'with a string of expletlves, “by running in a pr0f€SSi01'lHl Sambl" on me for a gent.lemen's game of poker?"

Capy looked_ blank-but the look

was mostly assumed. Has he cleaned you General? he asked, with medical innocence. "Wentworth," blurted out Roper.

“you told me he was your superin- tendent heref’ `

"Dash it, he is.’ returned Went-

worth testily. "Last time you were up here you cleaned out Dave Tracy. You wereri‘t so blamed particular then whom you played poker with." Roper stamped about in a tant-'

rum. "I've been robbed." ~

Selwood, who had been sitting as

an unconccmed listener, slapped the cards with which they had been playing sharply down on the ta-ble. Hc rose instantly and confronted

Roper.

"I wouldn‘t call a man of your

years a liar, General. But you can‘t

crawl away after la game with me

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with any such word as 'robbed'-

shouted Carpy anrrily.

“Hold on. Doc! Hold your horses!"

interposed Wentworth hastily. “The-

"Wliy you bla-med old martinet-"

ing, Doctor! he said. The men watching him made no further attempt to interfere. Roper, glared ai. him. "This man’-Selwood point-

ed to R.oper_-“calls me a card sharp

.death at the. hands oi’ Indians! 'rim nrlin tried in cena my mother- and me to the same death. That

world without a name- If man's word is 8004"' words out like bullets-'my never married my m°lh"!"

(To he Continued*

he shot

general is my guest-we‘re gentle- men here."

, Carpy could not be suppressed. '1Every man on the Mountain divide,"_ .hc tliundered at Roper, "would call you a liar if you called John Selwood 1 crook-" V Selwood put up his hand. I-le was

i white with anger. "I'll do the talk-

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