The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-01

was envelope Of a soft mauve shade. and
addressed in a neat handwriting obviously feminine
George conscious of delicate perfume, elusive
and subtle that his nostrils he unfolded and
read the contained missive.
It began abruptly without any formal opening:
You must come me this morning I must see you
without delay. If love George do not fail ms
now" Below this came the signature, the one word.
Sara"
George pushed his plate away him. his appetite
for his breakfast gone
THE long the short of it is, suppose'-so he
decided-"that Lady Sara is in love with me- lie was
Speaking OF himself now as though he were actually
saTy line Of thought He sucked in his lips redectiyey-
tons that may things anything pleasant for
He thrust his chair aside and, getting up. began 70
Rera69iae me room ~ may nave taken b on toIb
too and I'm INCLINED to think that they'll prove anything
broke into aqgh that had good deal Of reckless
swore ID face any difficulties that arose for PEGS
going right I don't suppose / be forced into
should prove a very demon of Jealousy, going
TenG0nSe my cn4nce ct winning bi E1 ana fI
I'll face her and e bsIa done one with II SGT MS ups my
This determination arrived he seated himself once
9 9f TO th learn IaP a ana a t99 02 5ae a @
C5ervaise There was bound to be full description OF
reputation IN london ISa lon arthur was man Of
it attentyely from beginning end Sir Arthur Geryaise
Ties poisons that England had known. His verdict
poisoning Cases which now and again ca31e before the
necat m m Lh rePor5eF TO the paper mad several
Sir Arthur had been concerned It made excellent
been avOidable. the surnised to of Sir
ArthurS experience and technical knowledge.
lie had been examining the blade of knife.
which had been him Africa, and he by
some mischance. cut his wrist. Very little had been
thought OF the wound first, for there had been
reason TO believe that the knife poisoned Yet
unfortunately had be the and in spite q
ms own knowledge and of the antdOtes which had been
administered with the smallest possible delay the dstin
gushed patient had sunk and died.
The name Of Give Mayhem was given a certain
have been pleasing to the eminent surgeon
Some domestic details followed learned
Sir Arthur had died in his fftieth that he had
barely been married for three and that he
endless. He had married Lady Sara Brendon, the
daughter OF English peer and of South American
lady Lady sara, with whom much sympathy
pressed was, so the report stated, wen-known and
popular figure in London society.
having read 70 the end, George threw the paper
himself 1T strikes shall need all the
this without giving myself away with the small
amount of Information my command we'll shall
believe that I'm born actor"
With which George rang for his breakfast to be
cleared away, and hour later, having made
careful toilet, he babe Cummins taxicab
and drove the house of Lady Gervase in
dish Square
1t a large rather somber house.
painted in a tone of duh red All the blinds were
drawn down and the aspect of death seemed to pervade
IL George was admitted by Hverfed foOtman, and
butler. who, somewhat to his surprise appeared 20
recognize him. conducted him at to Lady Sara'H
boudoir Have, for few minutes ne alone
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