The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-26

good instinct business advertising and just feel
that would Nv made any amount of talk"
Yes, believe it would" admitted the consul
We'll sir, I offered $500 her, then $780, and
kept running the bid up till got it to 100000.
and those fool Frenehmen wouldn't sell They just got
obstinate But III make offer for these hggers they'll
do jest well There bein' of EN-, 1 set EN-
goin' in six different cities the time. And III
tell you what III do-Tn replace em with columns of
Carara marble, brought on purpose from Italy"
How many chews do you for beef?" asked
the consul. feeling faint.
Twenty. tender" replied Butts reaching in his
pocket for his schedule This dyspepsas the queerest
disease"
On the way back the consul managed TO get
carriage alone with Mrs Butts between whom and him
self there existed bond of sympathy-they had
both heard Butts talk his subjects and had flop
ped him The lady again fluent the sub
ject of docks and barons and ancestral palaces
DO you think" she asked that i daughter
ried nooleman that would then amongst the
aristocracy? I thought the yacht would do it, but I
don't know. Apollo tells me it was In all the Greek
papers she arrived, haven't been asked
the palace yet; and yacht is heap nicer than
the kings and cost twice much went down TO
Piraeus and looked them both sometimes think
Butts talks corsets much to move in the highest
circles. Even If introduced the queen. it
would be which and tother whether he talked eoreets
dyspepsia her, and if it corsets, she might
think he escaped lunatic. guess III steer him
back Germany where the Austrian baron is he
a little monkey but he awful polite me-"
viii you Apollo with your" asked consul
NO, l guess don't really need him
many and Butts kicks terribly at paying him so
mueh-says it's twice what gives the captain OF the
yacht 1 wouldn't the offer a splendid
it will be natural and easiest let
him go here. He would think il quite natural if
didn't take him Of Greece with US, don't you thnk?"
she asked anxiOusly.
Two days later the consul babe Butts goodbye
the walk in front the Grande Bretagne Hotel
them drive away toward the PFaeus-fsther mother
and Angelina, with the caterpillar dog in her
Apollo followed in carriage piled high with luggage
And that the last that he saw OF Angelina
Butts, Apollo In fact he had nearly forgotten
them all when day, years later Mrs. Butts
again entered the Office She appeared to be trhe
thinner her previous visit and there air
intangible pathos about her.
Il am travelling quite alone" she exclaimed. 4
couldn't persuade me daughter the baroness to leave
so your daughter finally married nobleman?' asked
the consul as memory began to assert its sway The
oh. dear, no. She married the Baron ziaui Apollo
Aani-you remember him? He was disguised as
Yes, remember" said the consul
We'll, it was quite romantic Angelina eloped with
him. 1t nearly killed me, wouldn't let Butts give
ambitions daughter had been, he looked up mis-
family records and found out that he was nobeman
netian baron the Island NaXOs. Me daughters
says that the of ancestral castle
that most anybody here can scare up title il
got money enough keep II And you
ought TO the baron walking down the Boulevard.
with his high hat 1 can't but what he looks
much like d any them
consul congratulated Mrs Butts the successful
titlehunt but further investigation
pity the old lady Her social aspirations
had not 1naterialized. Ziani brute and she
afraid him. Butts dead. So her only salts
another, from pension to pension, and talk about
daughter, the bSroness