Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-02
BY ROBERT BARR.



bury Taylor dli not come to anythlnE7"
"Nn MI Hnrdwlck'
Then don't you think We might one
act u romance iu birth noe In thlH very
roomf u d. high enough from the street
fl NuiitIH De- tH Do" called o. romance ln
hlsh luc AND the editor gunnod un-
easily. like 1900 unfrndy mnu who hopes
to relieve % dilemma tl % poor Joke.
Jennie, however ana mot laugh and
dll not look 800 ut him but continued
10 fcrihhlc shorthand notes on the p1-
ngr before her
An Mr lIarlwicki" she said. with
90 slgh. see you have discovered my
secret. although ! hoped 60 conceal 10
oven from your alert eyes ! am Inc
deed, in The situation NJ Ralph Rack
straw in 'nlnnflrC'--I love. and love.
alas. above my stltion'-nnd now th1t
YOU know half you may na well know
900. 10 arose out % that uufortunnt,
hurst which VIII hauut mo ali the rest
nj my iio , fear said Jennie stlll
without looking no.
ar ii1rdwicf Hmuthorcd nm olncu-
laton ana was gl1d that the girls eyes
We're mot uton him There was % pause
" % Few moments duration between
them. iio took tho path that wrH irft
open Go him f1ndly nlttorlur himself
that "iN" De- had stumbled inndvor-
iHntly urIn her romance he had
htUi UlH own secret safe
IL have no right 60 lntrudc on
your condolences. Miss Baxter" h. slid
finally with at EFFORT "and I hope you
VIII excuse me for-fof''a
"oh, I hnvc been sure Tor some days
that you Know mr. Interrupted the Hiri.
looking NJ. but not at him ~ have
been urrloctiug my work. fear. aud 30
You were quite right in speaking"
40. your work is an right. ~ wasn't
that exactly never mind We won't
speak NJ this any more. Tor see Il cm-
burraEFes you"
Thank you. Mfr. Harlwlct." said
Jennie again bending her eyes on the
The man saw the color come and go
IN her checks ana thought hr had never
hohCld any one 20 enhancing. ilc rose
quickly Without making further nt-
tempt 10 explanation and l"ft the room.
one ur two telrdrupH stained the paper
on which the glfl was rcrlbbuuF. shn
didn't like giving pain 90 any ono. but
could not hold herself 90 blame fur
Whut had happened She made 49, her
mind 90 leave The Daily Burlr aud seek
employment elsewhere but next day
Mr Hurdwick showed mo- trace ~ dlr.
appointment ana spoke 90 her with that
curt iurvriouHneEH which had hereto.
fprU hpvu his custom
"MiFs HaNtyr.- he suid. have you
boon reading The newspapers with any
NNhI'H OF attention INftINa
yes. Mr. ii1rdwicil"
Have you been watching the drlft
or foreign pulltlcH3'
"Dp you refer 10 that speech by tho
prime minister Of Austria "a week or
two uEoT'
Yes. that o. what I have In my
mind. A. YOU know. then. % amounted
almost 10 70 declaration ~ war against
Enrland-ulmost. but not quite. n
was 70 case OF saying too much or ~ not
saying enough, However. II was not
followed up una the premier has been
~ dumb a. q craven Image ever since.
England has many enemies In different
parts ~ the world. hut I must confess
that this speech by the Austrian
premier came uH surprise. There must
have been something hidden which ~
not visible from the outside. The
premier u too ustutv a man not 10
know exactly what his words meant.
ana hc was under no delusion MS 10 how
England would take them u h. case.
thrn. or when was 80 quickly done
Tor ] wonder what ! was begun for
That ~ what all Europe " asking"
'lH 70 not generally supposed. Mr..
Hnriwlck that hts object was 90 ouu-
golldatr Austria and Hungary I uu-
dcrstood that local politics was nt tho
bottom ~ his fiery speech"
quito rp, but the ruuHlng M the war
spirit in Austria and Hungary was use
less unless thut spirit lH EiNnn some.
thing Co DO. N needs war. not
threat N war. Go consolidate Austria
and Hungary. n tho speech had been
followed hy hostile action or hy another
uuthuHt that would make war lnovitn-
BILE, / could understand 10. The tone NJ
the speech indicates that the primo
minister meant business nt the limo he
gave uttcrnncc 90 %. Something has oc-
CURED meanwhile 90 change the Hltun-
tInn, ana what that something ~ nll the
newspapers ln Europe have been trying
90 ma out We have had our regular
Vienna representative az work ever
since the words were uttered. and for
tho past two weeks hu has boon assisted
hy ono M the ClrVprpHt mon I could
HHud him from London. but. up 20
date both have failed. Now. I propose
that you go quietly 20 Vienna. I shall
not let either ~ tho men know YOU are
nt work ON the lnnir az which they
have lubDrpd with such little success.
for both are good men, ana / do not
want To Wscourlgc either N thrm.
Stlll, above no things I wish o. have
tho solution Of TIL. mystery. So n uc-
Cured IN mo last night that you might
succeed who're others had failed. What
do you think ~ ~"
II am willing a. try" said Miss
Baxter as there flashed across her mind
nm idea that hero was n case In which
Princess Won Stclnhclmcr could be- OF
the greatest assistance to her.
ut has been thought" went on the