The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-01-20

y VIII see your niend. whats his
aaHas
"2crenzo Bar;ol.nt." j,
Where is he 10 be fouu1"@"
he makes Sss,taes III a shop III
King cross road, / don't know the
nufa,es hut you will easily find il
sisrcr.f
atackworth made further notes.
as for me. l must go row. for al
rnidday I have TO be at keusiugton
in tlo studio of one of Year gres,t art
lists / pose rs 81. Michael. 4 spear
in one hand. arllor ON my breast an,
II vail be q picture. every one viii
talk of it'in the next year when L am
seen al yoGr academy said Pietro as
he rose, his face lighted by the pleas
ure he felt in the contemplation of
his physical gifts.
= VIII keep you no longer" replied
worth. who was eager To begin
MS Investigations.
And you believe. signor. l had Moth
Ing Ia do with Me1.a9!" the model per
sisted. his fine figure raised to its full
height, one arm extended in his favor
lite attitude, his sunny eyes full of in
qUiry.
Yes. yes" answered the inspector
hUrr,edly.
lie lays 100 much stress upon that
gsint," thought Mackworth when the
Italian had taken his departure.
Then | go away without the anger
I felt since the day YOU first spoke to
me Pietro said while winding he
muti1er round his throat. Il knew L
would prove to you l am AN honest
man"
y uu2rter of an hour later aud Mack
worth had found the shop in the Kings
Cross road, where terra Gotta Nenuses
nV"J ,at I-N1Ll - -
off hands, and statues OF flower girls
were exposed for sale, entering Which
he asked for Lorenzo Rartolini. when
a low sized. thick-Set man. in his shirt
sleeves and With his face. hands and
his head all covered with white powder.
came from the Workshop 1T the bacl.
to see. him.
Lorenzo, whose black, round eyes as
sUlned a STARTLED expression when his
VISITORS CALLING WAS made known to
him, appeared willing to give whatever
!nfsrmation he could; but that was
more than what Pietro had already
stated. This man had never known
Me2za Intimately, but had seen him a
few tines when he had stayed with
PLeltro in HammersmiLl, and had fallen
into that friendly intercourse which
foreigners in q strange town quickly
form He had. therefore. been sur
prl!sed when Marco would have passed
tim without speaking. and thinking it
was accidental, Lorenzo had stopped
him.
But hat Mezza had wished to hold
no conversation With his acquaintance
soon became plain to the latter, who
accordingly went his way without
learning much of the man he had en-
eountered. The chief impression Lor-
EMO. carried away from this meeting
vas that Marco was drunk.
Won ora III. ~ t1,at ~ ...;l NJ,4I-
worth.
Wen, he couldn't speak plain
enough, it was not that: but his man
aer; it was confused"
Could that be because he had met
q couDtrynaan whom he wished TO
avoidY"
But we had never auarrelled."
Tic may not wish to have been seen
by yon."
That may be true"
ND he mention Pietro's nameo"
No. Rfetro did 10 know he wa in
London till / told him last night
They We're good friends?"
Lorenzo said nothing. but contented
hinlself with nodding his head by way.
of assent and Mackworth, thinking
there was no further information to
be obtained from him Mastered away
tn search of the Summers street lods-
ting house.
Maria Roselli is certain to know
@ou1ethins. Of Mezza's movements" the
INSPECTOR thought. Taking her lodg-
ING nous as a starting point l am GER
tAfn TIC be able to trace him"