The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-03

own. and If that cove wants to know
how this crucifx can be changed into
a lager, it's only fair. See here and
before Hagar could interfere Bolker
had the cross in his hands. and a finger
on the spring. You touch this, and
the lower part Of"
All cried Bardi. snatchtng back the
cross, and examining the deadly me-
chanism- Il see now how Guido killed
his enemies. Comma does not know Of
this. PietrO is ignorant. but they shall
leaTn-bOth. II, the betrayed hUs-
band. shall teach It to them"
'Bardi,' said Hagar, snatching him
by the arm, do not take
1T is mine-mine." he interrupted
fUTioUsly. y go to search for the evil
ones. I gao to put the crucifx Of Fie-
sole to the Use for which it was ere
ated by Guido, Look in the papers.
signOTina. and sooner or later YOU Will
see again the tale Of Luigi. of Blanca.
Of the deceived Guido
He tore his sleeve from her grin. auS
rushed furiOusly from the shop. racing
out Of the crescent into the crowded
streets. wherein he was soon lost. Ha-
gar ran 10 the door. but could not stop
his mad career: SO all she could do was
TO rage at Bolker. the mischief-maker
who, comprehensive nothing Of the
mouthed in the shop.
You imp. You goblin" RACED Ha-
gar. boxing his large ears. You have
put murder into that mans head
Murder repeated Boll5er lodging
her slaps. what do you mcan?"
The mans wife has deceived him.
He'll Kill her with that dagger"
Jimmy" said the imp. light break
ing in on his brain Kill her with 2
De- III keep my eya on the papers.
you bet"
After which speech he ran out of the
shop to escape further punishment.
while Hagar was left to bewail the per
verse fate which had sent the taIkative
lad TO Bardi at so critical q lnemen:.
However. it was not her fault that he
had gained the fatal knowledge: nor
could IL be laid TO her charge if he did
use the eTUcifix-dagger to Kill Gemma
and Pietro- Salving her conscience thus.
Hagar waited for the contamination Of
the tragedy, and daily, as advised bv
the Italian, she read the papers to sec
If il occurred. But for many weeks
nothing came of her reading. and Ha-
gar concluded that either the man had
not found MS wife. or having found
her, had condoned her offense against
his honor Which conclusion showed
how little Hagar knew of the fierce and
passionate Tuscan nature
In the meanwhile Bardi. his heart fill
ed with vengeful hatred was tracking
his runaway wife and her lover with
| logged persistence. The cost of his
travels was little, as his profession was
that of an organ grinder and with his
box Of music he could earn his lfveli-
hood on the road. Whittier they had
gone lie did not learn for A long time:
but at length he asCertained definitely
that the pair were in the southern
countries Of England. Pietro was an
ORGAN man also, and with Comma. was
now. no doubt tramping from village
/ to village. earning a pittance- The Go
obtained for the crucifix would not last
+ forever, and then the pair would be re-
duced to gain a livelihood by the organ.
BaTdf cursed both. as he thought Of
| them living together, and felt that the
silver cross was safe in his breast when
+ he started on their trail. With that
/ internal weapon Of Guido's ne intended
/ to kill those who had deceived him
and repeat in the nineteenth century
| the wild tragedy Of Fiesole.
| For some weeks he saw nothing Of
| the couple. but from sundry sources
| he discovered their whereabouts YET,
as soon as he arrived in some town OF
| village where he had been advised of
| there Dresence. he would learn that
thew had departed i'm some unknown
! direction Whether they knew, or did
not know. that he was tracking them,
/ Rardi could not say: but certainly al
/ nanv.tirnes when just within his reach
/ thew would eIude him in the most ex-
ssperating fashion. Any enc less bent
upon revenge would have given up the
task: but. sustained by urdying hatred
/ Carlino followed the weary trail with
/ The persistence of a bloodhound. As
soon might the twain expect TO escape
death as to elude the betrayed husband
the deceived friend.
1t was at Daleminster that he found
them and revenged himself on the inf
/ deity Of the one. the tres soE Of the
other. Daleminster is quiet. desolate
cathedral town. very quaint, very beau
tiful, set in he very heart Of Midland