The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-14
ents Haswe answered eagerly even enthusiastically"

tomorrovs steamer from Gibraltar and. IL
luck with him, arrive home ten days.
14sth charm disappeared into the last Moor's
garment he turned Hghness. with face sufused
with emotion. Your Hishness,' he said, Il bow 10
greater than L business methods
revelation The way you buled stocks bear market
would make Wall street with envy"
The Foreign Secretary smiled Il thank you" he
said, 4 win bear it mind, and day I will come
and try I do. My methods are, I think
such as would appeal some your great operators
But business We must square accounts" He
opened mp large greasy which he had dropped
the gold pieces and counting he handed them
to Haswel, who counted them carefully I think you
will find that correct" the Secretary continued IT
struck that considering the merits Of your charms
price you put on them I therefore
liberty doubling He Jngled the remain
ing coins in his bag and smiled apprecativey at the
pleasant sound The ornaments for mantelpiece'
hs Hghness concluded. I shall keep souvenir OF
most pleasant and profitable afternoon although
that the climate Morocco viii not change enough
make their a necessity He looked at Hasweh
in knowing and his right eyelid auiyeTed for the
merest fraction of second
But your Highness-' Haswen commenced.
Enough" the Secretary interrupted. Il can read
your thoughts. You noticed that 1 did not retain a
disk for myself I you that it was not that
l your faith in your charms
it. would have been unworthy to accept the most
appropriate gifts which you brought had done So
Bat the truth is that greed for present gain got
the better Of certainty OF future profit Thus lost
chance for numerous prospective canels to gain some
shining gold. You scld brthright for filthy
lucre."
HaswelIs lips were opened to make some sort of
reply, when a porter from the Oriental Hotel
approaching him tTOt, waving in his hand the pc
culiar yellow envelope which in TangIer denotes
telegram. Selling it the pOrter's hand, he read
his name upon The thought flashed across him that
Browns perhdy had discovered, and here was
caDlogram apology and instructions He fingered
moment opening it, for it pleasant TO be
freed responsibility. especially when had
made very excellent best very pOOr beginning
Hesitstng therefore taste the sweets Of victory
the joy of his return home him in food OF
happiness The pleasure of his wife at seeing him
much had expected the certainty that
MIR Iarned would approve OF bis action,
the hope Sydney Haswel junior. would
some day be honored member Of the LarDeo firm,
similar thoughts suffused his face in
happy glow.
Standing thus, with dEmmed eyes, the future spread
before him all the successes it might contain, it
the Foreign Secretary VINO brought him back 10 the
present 4 trust he said. that your eaolegram
brings you good news"
Haswel started, and. neryously tearing open the
envelope, read, with start what written on the
paner within: Twin girls. All well. MOther-in-aw.
The words seemed scared upon his BRAIN
nervously felt In his pocket Tor a pencil WITH
which sign the receipt which the porter handed
h.s instead two Of the little disks which
he had placed there IN n moment OF abstraction
His Highness following his fascinated gaze. picked
up cablegram which had fallen 70 the ground and
read IL al a glance All. that explains everything
he said How fortunate you did not keep more And
he grasped Haswers hand; but whether IN sympathy
or oongratulation. re did not say.