New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-16

II you prefer that TIE transaction should b o
Radetzkv smiled. ''You would make your country
pay price. he observed 'tO prevent a traitorous
ss e rom ssRs L @ afSert rom ss SEo
mental twlnges Of conscience ia consequences"
t.NciSe me. would ma1e my country pay =
frt. two rers1r1l friends of nv ovv1 should have
cause to be- grateful TO the governments Of which
js.ts they may YET become
"AlI what guarantee have that the price viii %
..-rho written promise OF a minister OF Piedmont
ne answer t-4- vas IN 5,l F. sGi5a-vcb fate At
iasr it came. the glt r1 stood u1 aud said CURLY:
ID ae-5E your o-fer Monsieur -e Co1rnte; the Sirsf
his career rs if notHirs had happened"
."Ard the 7ri.e-lf you 20 nor mind would prefer
tho price % remain secret between myself and
certainly. e5aII We go and ta1<in he-e7- Cavour
and which had been used that evening as cloak
f7or was inferred Win card5oard labels with
numbers printed ON them. lamp stood on one
could see them quite plainly for they had not
I crossed over 70 Erladv "It viii be all right
row. princess I said. he VIII obtain the par
-Oh, Luca.' she answered. II he couId,'
Cavour c7me out once 10 get some writing ma
time talking. and writing. the Austrian atdes-de-
camp stvoled up and down. and stole covsrt
gIarces at MlIady: L thought with some amuse-
meut. that II they knew anything OF saidowich's
story they would probably fight shy OF her IN
future: Mario had gone 70 the door and was
staring out on the Grand Canal At last the Two
came back into the haIL Radetzky held
paper IN his hand: he walked straight Up 70 NJ
your friend tho Graf Won saidowich," he said
will leave Venice tomorrow; the order for his
self viii assure you. be all the punishment thsa
we VIII infict him for his little indiscretion-
future even though Il should tall to others TO
Pa yyne t4e 6 P5i'f b 90 KSe Tsh incuin clvou
Mario and myself IN general salute he walked Ous
We heard the voices Of Mario,s servants On no
steps outside calling the gondolers. then the low
Cavour was looking uD Into 9Iilafy,s pale fsss
gray eyes twinkIsd behind his spsctaolsst And
now. dear princess" he said. Il too, have little
you. COUNT said Mrady. "oh what can
to f9r you It only you VIII tell mo a way OF
It shall be delighted 10 do so. nv dear lady; ths
to offer to your friends to-nisht orought a little
conruslon N is LIiil ull u n 49,, ,sst All L,
you see. the servants forgot to bring me any On
You haven't had any dlnner7 OIL am
sorrv. What awful mistakel But let US all go 70
he1 when they heard that Radetzky was In tbs
'sThen al can say. my dear lady. Is that hs
has earned my gratituder'
So ends my story. Like MfIadySs account oe ths
three mems escape. am bound 20 confess. on
tbe1 7 have noticed n1anv true stories do I never
knew. nor did Mario. what the price was that
what Radetzly could have wanted. what the 1tal.
Ian Minister could nave gwen bO % ne ~ bIIs
died before Venice coded TO the House or
Savoy and became a part OF United Italy. and
Mario and I never saw either OF them again
saidOwtch met once, many years atterward- IN
Rome; r. had married. and left the army for
the diplomatic service He was introduced to me
at dinner party DO not tnI9k ss reI,sI'osT ,sS
his wife. and therefore, any question concerning
Old times reiEt have hen al5se s, g o s
is best to let them lie-CTemple Bar.