The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-03-13
CHAPTER XIV.

portance. He felt for his own part that
his immediate business was the most I'M
portant upon which he had ever embark
ed. It led him to the residence of DR..
Brun, in Hollington place, and made
lengthy conversation necessary there.
II have simplifed my plan, sir" said
the junior spy, "and if / so happy as to
secure your approval OF it, I can set to
work at once"
"Let me hear" said the elder.
"Dobroski is more interested In the
younger men than in the elder ones"
said Zeno. "There is youngster named
Bernstein, son. of Carl Bernstein
DR.. Brun nodded-''the lad who was late
~ chased out Of Vienna. He has many
friends in Warsaw, and Dobroski Is very
fond of him, and proud Of him."
II know know" said the elder. 60
on"
~ propose to call on Dobroski this
afternoon, with news Of Bernstein.
propose to ask him to come and dine with
Bernstein and myself this evening""
"Where is Bernstein
I'm Paris. represent him as having
Just arrived in London, mad with his late
expulsion from Austria, and determined
to 20 at once to Warsaw and head q rev.
olution among the students there. l rep
resent him as having appealed to me to
Join him. I beg Dobroski to meet him
this evening at my rooms and dissuade
him from this mad enterprise. There is
no surer bait than this. He will rise to
1t, know" ~
"Well?" n
~Once at my rooms, we sit down to
await Bernstein. / have been SO very
particular about to-day's dinner that
myself have engaged the cook. He is one
Of our own people-Bernardo- poor
creature in his profession, but an ad-
mirable cook. When l ring twice eagerly
and close together he will know his sig
nal. 1t may be coffee-it may be soup
1T will have to be whatever I can per-
suade the old rascal to take"
Precisely" said the doctor.
"Petrovski is in apartments on the
floor below, and has been there in readi-
ness for a fortnight. He is known to
the people of the house as a doctor, and
has already attended the landlady and a
housemaid. When Bernardo has prepar-
ed the coffee or the soup, it is sent up.
when DoDroshi AhS edhcA IL, NC AeeiS uh-
WELL"
"The old gentleman being unwell, and
! being unwell ALSO" continued Zeno,
I'VE suspect the soup or the coffee, or
whatever it is we have taken. We be-
come alarmed, and ring the bell. Run
for the doctor on the second foor.' The
doctor inquiries for symptoms. We have
great nausea-we have burning pains"
"And then-the old gentleman must be
attended to first. am younger and can
bear 1t better, and I am very solicitous
for the old gentleman. The old gentle
man gets soothing draught, and is ad-
vised to lie still. He lies still and goes
to Sleep"
"And wakes in Calais?"
.And wakes in Calais. We travel, at
tended by the doctor. The old gentleman
wakes In the same room, and finds his
friends beside him. He will be very III
and languid. He will complain Of q
splitting headache. He will need q new
medicine"
Eyes, yes. And the new medicine lands
him at Vienna?"
'1Then," cried Zeno, "and the thing is
DONE"
He shook hands respectfully, and with.
drew. The good Wroblewskoff half an
hour later called upon Dobroski with
haste and trouble legibly painted on his
face. He told his tale of Bernstein, the
gallant, fiery youngster, the Benjamin Of
the insurrectionary flock.
"When do you expect him?" asked Dob.
roaki.
"In an hours time, dear sir"
A little before his appointed time Dob
roGki arrived, and was shown upstairs
into the apartments of Mr.. Wroblewskoff
"Our young friend IL not here yetr
mot yet, sir, ! expect him momentar.
fly."
"We must save the lad, Wrobleskoff.'
you will save him, dear SIR" cried
Wroblewskoff. HE will listen to you
10 will obey you" Then there was 81
lence for awhile. Once or twice the
spy's lips moved, but he did not speak
He cleared his throat with a raspins
sound, and arose from the seat he hac
taken. "A cup of coffee, dear sir? I'm
just about to order it." .l
'SThank you. Yes"
There was lingering indecision be
tween the words, and the spy stood be
hind his intended victim, with his hant