The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-03

Fri-riur with delight at his evident aiscoinn'ui-
"I;.ncnbcr. its here now. you don't consent 70
eo A biz OF a surprise e will be for these people
WON'T it7 The belaudcd George Hiton-impos'or anu
suindIcr-oh thcreu be a fine scandal"
was a this moment that Peggy, IN the COM
r1ry OF Lady and Bob. passed close 70 the
She once from their faces that some
thing was wrong and whispering 10 ie' "u''s ma
would rejoin her presently. she stepped boldy 10
Georges side.
aunt Emily wants to be on George she said.
modu ating her voice as best she could We came
sorry t6at J must de.an him put in LORD ora
afraid It's rather important matter Miss Marston
Ine iact D. I've JUST gwen gouI hi ne o 80
lore ans room fu Of people as the swindier ne is.
on 30 aercs gndertone chat this ane lover OF yours
named AnncsIey. who has misappropriated dead
There was pause. and, now at this climax e his
that De had spoken the whole truth TO Peggy. For
tieorFc ignored his adversary He laid his hand
lightly on PeEgys arm ON ~ hear what this man man
truth shan decide What course would you have me
y ss A5 sra y g to her her S ,sos Ps
Let him speak she said firmly. Let him speak.
n BE- dare. But warn you she turned quickly and
@ & ri r So s9{ns{y vo,rss ibot ou
viii be 5Srry for What you do q, -o,o., ,.vnt.
-rii taxc TIE ris~ he exclaimed raising his Voice.
foolish enough 20 defy me once more he turned
nereey upon George I give you one more chance
-No.@ The answer was given quietly and
As i happened: old Mr.. Faunueroy CHANGED to pass
90 that minute. Lord Bardlcy caught sight or him
and called 20 him BY name Mr.. Fauntleroy. pompous
and evidently wei pleased With himself the
cess 81 hie entertainment strolled up.
You're NOS going yet are your ne inquired ITS
still quite early All see. We been having chat
doubt Remarkably interesting wasn't e.? Ii will
De lu an the papers tomorrow"
Lord Barfiev laughed and pointed n lean finger at
George n think Il right tell you. Mr., Fauntieroy"
said. raising hts voice that q might
heard by the bysfandcrs. that you have been de-
cclvcd. just London has been deceived. That
maEqueradng before the whole world. f. not George
Hilton. che African explorer. but swinder named
Auncslcy-a common advcnturcr'
The words were spoken-the irrevocable words.
surprise 4 whisper went from 10 another. a
fell che great
Mr. Faunueroy fused and fumed. His entertain
dire failure. after all Gentlemen" he exclaimed
you be silent"
tones Let him deny that he Is George Anresley'
shouted. Let the rogue deny e."
There was no avoiding the scene Matters
had gone 500 far. wondering crowd filled the
What's up-vhat has happenedT- quertion was on
every ones lips The guests crowded IN the sup
per room. from the lounge. from the hall Some
the ladies about TO depart their
Of the men their coats. The unfortunate Mr..
FauutlerOy Eazcd about him. painting diSmaved.
the far end Of the drawing room another little
group had coilected round the fainting hostess
let BIN deny what have said Bardley still
I'm the or the throng n oufverfnr
finger az George. Bob. who had been downstairs 10
summon the carriage vas forcing his way into the
lie elbowed his way Let me pass" he cried
hrcathlessiy He was eager 20 stand hy the side
7 cannot deny It." George spoke apparently