New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-26

with her arm the jewel case-which was poised
on the mahogany frame OF the lowered sash--in
SAID 70 her mistress. 'Oh. I say. he look bsd.
fbs Expect he's got another bottle OF whiskey IN
Then she suddenly exclaimed. "Oh. bo,herr- or
FOR Just as a man. dressed more or less ike a
zi.Ia ~ ~ L.elhg servant approached the OUT
{9u oeen there. was about to take the bag from
raguns nor servants NAV enter corridor earrisres
coT3pa JIe voice was heard at the door OF the
the Pag on the Inter. just as II you wanted sons
It's an right, Hoch Cieborent Phone sais ..sro
one. .sr, MI steal u from me-
the Graf on me yioor and put your veet IT..
10 - SIT. wonder at YOU. you YvOnne I
pounds of 60 M Lou or snow its got two tousand
sleeb ~ b52 g5s 4Itsl II You and have little
10 "a a "oE 5 4 little zIeepy py-pie I win Only
40 De careful Friedrich der crosse ave tbss
caeWeis 70 ny sreat-srandmothe because bS s ~
20 the yrontier and he went of TO the rcztsIrs1s
No 10Y we mus get rid OF il Yvorne ochristened
M "a ~ sud 70 Ter old sister-n-arrns and pres
Wild eTss as once more he train rushed or on its
mere Pbca bo9 We cross river somewhere abouS
.. IT'S 10 good il we do II we dr,, tr a., m. ,,,.
u vii be fould-there.s the coronet aad the name
there's nothing f1 if IN pa me riVsf i VIII hoas
eat eat, Il sooner tnan have it found iie ~'u'A
whatever shan do If he ever SHOWS? n Minis, % h
the reward Hdebrand xiIi ofysr II1dsEr5Spt SG .,
tne oaptIsmal name OF the Graf A9
Now listen i tale OF woe
For months past the Grain Won BIdb5srsn URN
moved IN the very highest society OF a well knovrn
sUDuro or London. had been playing at Bridge yvirL
a set Of people who knew great deal more OF thas
ana every other kind OF game than Size ala E0~
an Itailan no Dleman. who known "a tne Mar
yLlS OF StTonOOh, and a Greek gentleman from the
ana Few other choice selections from
nObleSSe mad undertaken teach her the Sascfrsf-
ing IN game. and at last she found she owed them
t!,S'0. Lhen they said they wouldn't mind having
the money, and became threa teufng 50 that finally
she TOOK the advice OF a friend OF hers who rad
set up an advertising detective Office.
And this worthy persons advice for which he
dldn- claTBe anything from old friend. though
ne said he could recommend first class solicitor
sell your jewels and pay the gentlemen" he
ADVISED Then, next time you go abroad. take
care 20 have the jewel case stolen. Only be surs
and take not have ft ever found again
and the Marquis 10 knock OF BIT. and Wen go
halves IN what Ta-ta. YvOnneF'
SO this was the guilty plot which Yvonre and
Phoebe were now trying TO bring 20 a satisfactory
conclusion. since the Jewels themselves had been
sold in Brussels on the return journey from tbs
SChlOss BlUDberfn. and by the time the train
reached Parts the Jewel case was gone. 50. too,
was Bfll-Ph9be's brother-who got out at the last
station but
great grandmother the Graf howled when he
heard OF the loss the train into Paris. "Achs
mefn Colt NY sainted great grandmother What
would Friedrich der Crosse sayg Acht Achi AchF
Then he gave PhPhe into the CUSTODY OF the
Chef De Ia Surete and asked that functfcnary 20
have glass OF beer. ard sat down on a bench and
wept.
Phoebe was released because the police no
igus OF guilt but only carelessness. IN her con-
duct and the Graf COnsOled by YvOnne telling
him that n he would only let her 60 PACK 70 Lne
variety stage for three months under her ar1sto-
cratic and lawful name, she would soon ger ne
price OF them back But. as the oid ronaIncsrs
urn and probably the spirit OF Friedrich der
Crosse was never troubled.-CThe King