The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-10-07
CASH FEED STORE
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Telephone, 7-i2.
Manchester Depot, W.

"Ahl 80 you have cousin hercf"
"ies. signor'
How old he looked, poor devil, HI.
lard had not taken particular notice
" him during the past weeks excur.
fIons, Giovanni had aged ten years
tince they landed.
"And was this cousin glad 10 see
| your And is he 20 he trusted1"
Both, signor. He had some news.
Shc-the girls dancer IN Paris
cafe"
Would you like me TO give you the
necessary money 10 10 10 Paris and
bring her back TO the Sabine hillsr
Hlllard asked softly.
II shall 20 to Paris, signor--after."
what IL his namer Hlllard had
never tn this moment asked this ques.
tIon.
u know H. That Is sufficient He
Is high, signor, very high, yet shall
reach him, II I told you his name
There would be the possibility OF
my warning him"
That is why | hesitate"
"You are Il Catholic, Giovanni"
Giovanni signfled that he wns.
Does not the God Of all Catholics.
of all Christians. IN fact-does he not
say that vengeance Is his aud that he
viii repayr
But there are SO many OF US, vi.
gnor, so mnny OF US small aud OF slight
Importance. that, likely enough, God
with all his larger cares, hns not the
time TO remember us Whnt may hap.
pen to him IN the hereafter does no.
concern me, for he VIII certainly be
IN the purgAtory Of the rich aud In
the purgatory OF the poor II must be
now. noww
go your own way" said IiiIlard,
dismissing him. II shall never urge
you again
Giovanni gone, Hlllard leaned against
the easement The sun was bright this
morning. and the air was clear. He
could see Naples distinctly. Below,
the fishermen and their wives, their
bare feet pnwing In the wet sands.
were drawing In the nets. swaying
their bodies gracefully.
And then Mcrrlhew burst In upon
him wildly excited and dourished the
hotel register.
Look at thisl" he cried breathless.
ly. He flung the book on the table and
pointed with shaking finger.
Hillard came forward, and this II
what be saw:
Thomas OMally
James Smith
Arthur Worth
La SignorIna capricciosa
Kitty ksligrew
Am Comic Opera Co., NJ. Y.
kitty has been heret
Perfectly true But WONDER
wonder about whatY asked Merri-
hew
"Who La Slgnorina Caprlcciosa Ia.
Whimsical, indeed. She must be the
mysterious prlmn donna"
IIillnrd studied the easy flowing
hand and ran his fingers through bis
hair thoughtfully.
what is IT. asked Merrihew curl
ously
Il am wondering where have seen
that handwriting before"
Another fortnight found the pair
back IN Naples after spending a week
On Capri AT the hotel they found
batch of mail. There was letter
which held particular interest to Mer-
rihew II was from the consul at
Rome. reply to Iiillard's Inquiries
the American Comic Opera
"Well now find out where your
'barming Kitty H." Hillard said,
breaking the seal.
But they didn't On the contrary,
be writer hadn't the slightest idea
where the play actors we're or had
zone. They had opened two weeks
engagement at the Tentro Qnirino.
There had been good house on the
'pening night, The remainder Of tho
week did not show the sale OF hun.
Ired tickets. The American manager
'sd shorn neither foresight nor com
non ff.l', and his hacker withdrew
is su. IT. The percentage demand.
d by the managers IN Florence. Genoa,
illnn md Venice was so exorbi'
ant q though they had agreed 10
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