The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-04-28
"What do you know ?"
"I know the truth"

"What do you know?"
''I know the TRUTH
"What do you intend to do?"
Restore that which is lost and undo
what was done by wickedness."
An evil look came into his face, and
tenant blocked it.
"Out of the way, dogw cried Ne
slerov.
81 protect her highness."
"You. You protect against my
orders.
'There is higher than you. obey
the car
Neslerov started back, so powerful
in effect is the name of the cZar.
''The czar.''
At the very door OF the palace q
bugle blew its blast.
make way, Admit his eXcellency
the governor general" came q voice
Neslerov went white and leaped al
Olga.
You sent for him. and this means
my DEATH We die together
and the sword of the lieutenant touch,
ed the breast of Ncslerov.
"What means this:"
The voice came from tall and sol
dierly man wearing brilliant uni.
form, who blocked the doorway with
his bnrly form.
.'De MulolT! Governor general.' gasp,
ad kpslarpv
''Sit down" said the governor general
= princess. | came as soon as possible.
Fortunately there was a train.
'sFhe railrcad has saved me and the
Duke ol 0raslor,' said Olga.
I Neslerov darted a look of hatred to
! Y her.
Bring fherese my attendant sait
Olga to the lieutenant.
There was another commotfon at tho
entrance. and three soldiers and an Off
Ger came in with two prisoners.
."ro the governor" cried the officer
''Ihere was murder at TivolotfSkyw
olga started up, and SO did Nesleroy
The governor general turned calmly tt
see who bad come. The two prisoner
were vhfipir and Papa Paulpoff.
''Bring them in here" ordered Olga
''Eat them be brought before the gov
erRep general"
'-Fhis MAN murdered the superintend
ent Of police and Unsgethop" said tn
officer IN charge.
'"TYue," said Vladimir, II did,
Neslerov was the picture Of despai
and baflled rage and hase. His glanc
was venomous, but his very helpless
ness made him haggasd. Theres'
white Tipped and shivertng. came il
NesIerov looked from oEe to the othe
He knew that something was coming
the end of his career. Ths governc
general waited, looking chiefly at Olg'
Cor from her he expected the tirs
/. bomb
Look at that man, Therese." con
nanded Olga.
1t was q dramatic scene as the Si
stood with perfect polse and pointe
her finger at Neslerov.
II see him" faltered Therese.
"Who Is he?
prince Nicholas NeslRrov."
prince Nicholas Nesierov, let me te
YOU what the governor general alreaG
knows" said Olga, and her voice W;
cold and steely. For many years II
youth prevented a clear understands
of things / WAS born after the dea
of my unfortunate cousin and so d
not fully take in the significance OF Il
mystery of Grasiov till few yea
ago. But when | did learn of it |
solved to sift it to the bottom and maj
certain that the one who caused Ii
death should be punished. For yea
& my efforts We're unavailing. | pursu
every line Of investigation that occl
red to me, and in them all had t
sanction and assistance of the cZar.
last, during sojourn at Graslov in
other name. met this woman who
you have heard me call Therese.
you know who she is? She is Mn
Dendoff, widow Of that Dendof W
was the slave of your wicked fatt
and yourself"
@ Neslerov was too crestfallen alrea
to show further effect Of her wor'
g He made no answer.
"For twenty years this woman
lived with the truth locked In her b
ON because she feared her husbal
The governor general Is here and v
hear this case at once, and from tt