The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-02-13

"a triumph IN ptNoLutu& ta1itiak viii
Dobroski.
Attired In a frock coat. glossy sin
hat. spotless linen. and shining boots Of
patent leather. he looked eminentiy re-
spectacle as he emerged upon the street
and took his way along the sunshiny side
OF the road to his customary restaurant.
In little while he hailed an omnibus.
and climbing to the roof. hummed and
smiled all the way to one of the gates
of the Regents Park. where he alighted
and strolled like gentleman at large
into the refreshing expanse Of green. Here
he encountered Mr., Frost. who was also
eminently respectable in aspect. though
sad of countenance.
why, hillo~ cried zeno in his slight
" marked foreign way. "Who would
have thought to see you heref How do
you doY'
~Hillo :" said Frost. "How are you?"
Mr.. zeno's gay surprise was intended
for the benefit OF a passer-by. IL was
his creed never to neglect a precaution.
and near at hand was man who had
mounted the omnibus after him and had
alighted at the same point.
Why, I've got lot Of things 70 say
to you" he cried, with genial, careless
loudness which could only belong to an
INSCRIPTIONS open-hearted fellow who
had nothing to conceal Come along.
Let US have a good long talk together"
Il don't like the game you're play
ing" said Frost. Il haven't closed an
eye all night. Seems TO me I'm running
into danger all ways" Zeno turned to
smile at him, but said nothing. "Oh, you
can grin. but I'll be hanged II ! can"
!" said zeno, smiling still, and hug
ging his companions arm, how one pities
the poor Frost. who cannot grin, and can
not sleep Of nights. and is running all
the ways at once into danger. Come then.
he shall be taken out Of danger.
Il wish be might be" returned Frost.
with a sulky air.
"He shall be-" returned Zeno- We
win go BY and by and make call upon
our dear friend and leader, Mr.. Dob
roski. and we viii make complete sub
mission to him and admire his patriotism
and his humanity, and swear TO live and
die for Inn and then we shall be safe.
shall we notlr
-rm not afraid Of the Dobroski ice."
said Frost; -but the other crowd Is dan
gerous. let me tell you As for Dobroski,
he's neither more nor less than fool"
VERY well. Very WE'LL" returned
Zeno. HE shall be as cunning as be
likes, and we will be as cunning as we
can Eli? We will 20 and see Dobroski
first and win swear TO live and die With
him"
@And how long do you think you're
going to play that double game7'
Suppose that in my capacity OF at
tached friend to Dobroski. eountryman
to Dobroski. trusted entirely by Dob
roski. I deputed myself to watch him for
The other sidef Suppose. again, that be-
ing enthusiastic for Dobroski '-Zeno's
mile was a study In villainy and craft
Il volunteer in his behalf to watch the
others. and to know their schemes. and
10 warn him II he should be N dangerT
"Wen," said Frost What's iny
,hareY"
you are entirely devoted to Dobroskf."
aid Zeno, with his constant smile.
You are as devoted as am But you
ire also devoted to the others, who kn,Sw
Fou better. You viii be little suspicious
md careful about me. and you will watch
ne If you please whilst / watch Dobroski-
Fou will report to your old friends what
yer conversations have with Dobroski.
md you and 1 will arrange the reports
orether 50 that they shall be nice and