Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-08-01

and a pleasant journey, to you'll" go
We shook" hands and parted: ASST
passed along the road I watched her
making. her way along the avenue to-
war the church. There was need
for me to shake my heac:r 80
George Fairfax" said 4, 'it would
require very little of that young
lady''s Society to enable you to make
a fooIsof yourseM s### n aa
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4 cHAPf / j ~ yH Z !,
-. unlike so many Of my countrymen
I am Prepared to- state that I detest.
the FTench capital. always ma Ia,
my viz its Ito it as ~briefga skibles|
them MY business COMPLETED AoH i
fly agHin, seeming to Breathe more
freelyNW I am outside it's boun-
.dariesss I .dansk aknaW <sszwhysssst his
shouldsbe so;foraI ahaRes alWa ysabeea
). treated with the utmost courtesy and
!. considera ton by its inhabitants, par
I ticulary by those members Of the
Frenchs detective"force with~swhom I
have bsen brought in CONTACT. ~.
On this visit I crossedswith one Of
| the j., cleverest Partisan detectivesA a
! man With whom i have.shad many:
dealings: He was most anxious ito.
ascertain the reason Of my visit to
his country. Ny assurance that T
+ was not in search of any one Of his
I own criminals seemed to afford him
no sort of satisfaction. He proba bly,
regarded it as an attempt to. put him
off the2 scent, and I fancy he resent.
ed IT'D We reached Paris at seven
o'clock, whereupon I invited him to
dine with meat eight O'Clock, at a
resta ura mt had both patronized on
many previous occasions. He accept
ed mY invitation, and promised to
meet me at the>4$time and place I
named. On the platform awaiting
our arrival was my man~Dickson, to
whoms1 had telegraphed, ordering
him tozmeet me. s.,.->> !.
well, Dickson said, when I had
babe the detective au revoir, ."what
aboutsour man. ..--.-.>-..-.... ~~
| "Ivea had him under my eye, sir,'
he answered.~~s"Ik know exactly what
he's; been doing, and where he's stay
ing" d ~ f Nv mgsaa Sgfs& &
! That's good news, indeed" i re
piled: Have you discovered anything
else, about him?" IN
| yes. sir" he returned. II find
that he's struck up sudden .ac:
| quaintance with lady named Nine.
Beaumarais, and that they are to
dine together at the Cafe desI Am
bassadeurs tonight. They have&been
in and out Of half the jewelers' shops
in thesRue: de la PAX to-day, aud he's
! spending mint Of money on her.:
p They are dining ct the Cafs des
Ane s,.s.. .'a i! Gid ye
X csnnota tsllsy saairsr. DIX
son replied. II only know that they
ara iodine, there tose ether, to-nifh !"
] And pray how did ron And that
out ~ Z s. 3 = = Q : = 4 s =
IT made inquisies rs to. who. she
was. nd where she lived. end .then
pnmped her maid," he ansn tfsd. q &
..s...'Y op did not do anything :, that
would excite his sos p,iicious, I hope
put Sin. You ought to kno1 ~
this time what women are.
"oh, no, sir; 9 you needn't be
afraid.rs he raid. Ila..I waa too careful
for that. The maid and I are on
very friendly terms. She believes
me to besa Russiia md I.vsss do.
MED
1T would be safest not to do 49,,
I replied. II she discovers that YOU
are IN Englshman, she might chance
to mention the fact to her mistress.
She would doubtless let: it fail a ii.
conversation with him, and then all.
our trouble would be useless. You
speak Russian, do you not p
''Ony pretty well, sir" he an.
swered. 81 should be soon bowled
out if ]. came in contact with real
one. 81, .5 *s3 ssz.
well. I think I viii be somewhere
near the Cafe des AM to-
night just to make sure 81 my man.
After that I'll tell you what = do
next.
Very good. : Il returnei
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