The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-05

Bob hesitated We'll 1 don't know that it's ex-
actly love I'm sorry for her. for one thng-its
rough or life she leads you know. She's bit
older than but she's jolly good-looking-not the
sort OF girl that would be ashamed Of anywhere
But upon ny word. I don't know how came to pro-
pose to her. II was late one night and 1 expect
must have had a drop OF champagne, for I don't
remember much about it. only the next day found
that everything seemed to be settled"
George sighed. realizing the whole sordid tragedy.
This boy. could than 81. the
outside had trapped into ENHANCEMENT which
he would have considerable difficulty in throwing Of
which he certainly could throw or without all the
dsgracefu publicity action breach promise
with heavy damages-for there could be very little
doubt that that was the game which Morrison was
paying-unless Of course the marriage actually took
place. which probably what the bookmaker would
prefer
George laid his hand gently on Bob's shoulder
They nearing their destination by you
don't this girl Fauntleroy" said mot really
I'm We must what be done I'm glad
you told about H."
There time for The taHieab had
% oe s ss s ss5 sV street ct Sg
There was nft and so they walked up two
aghts OF cold stone stairs and admitted to the
wore a frSyed dress suit.
Morrison before we join the company. Hansy" asked
Bob. brought a friend with me and should
Hans man Of Tsgt9nS cut Of Int 29d
he returned. Followed by the redoubtaOle Morrison
latter mar Of e Jewish ss type mai His e face
pugilist out OF condition He had tremendous arms
shoulders OF huge girth He had a way Of Smiling
teeth ThsTe was ana scar on his iip extendi2g round
the side his nose only partially hid thin and
sG.sd 70 meet any friend of yours. Bob he
have brought me gut for that Things are going
shoulder Fond Of faro. sir?" he added. addressing
''fhe fact IS Mr.. Morrison said George ignoring
of business rs rather urTent or yshouid not have
asked Mr.. Faunteroy to bring me tonight Can you
Z don't usually talk shop. these occasions
over we talk in here" He opened the door OF
This s my clients waiting room. he explained and
turned t Bob a 2g Fst along and S take hand
You won't find Rosa there just yet" he added. with
and then on TO supper But she'll be back presently
@Sow. sir. what can I do for your he said. when
Bob had departed closing the door behind him Nor
crate. his tat thumbs tucked into the arms OF his
George proceeded to explain his business You have.
tain bills accepted by fady wesmere which fan due un-
les an mistaken next week I you are ready TO- DO
Morrison inclined toward his lef shoulder and
counted the bills Tor Lady westnere certainly but she IS
The money lender ieered mere s1sseiyey ss be-
t SS y0S an T s 70 0uy aRe fn he S S5G the
drawer OF the bills But quite understand that she
in Obvious enjoym.e1t Of holding the whip hand =
puzzled at the attitude taken up by the man.
his heavy head wei i I'm nf 6eSsS YET Sp
9 S Se Se Ss
afternoon She begged me almost her knees not to
give her and won't. conditions. She said
should have the money to take Up the bills in day
S my I0ni ISL you Slapped his
he gTinned ana then staked across the room to his
Office Presently he returned, couple stamped papers
IN has hand He held these 81 George could in
spect them. Here bills said
who's who accepted them7 Who wouldn't discount bin
George and at last he two bills
al appearance-been accepted by Lord Bardey.
But the signature forgery. George this now
as well as Morrison appeared know t. Lady west
mere had forged the name Of Lord
take the bills. should be
ment and her fraud discovered - ny
And II to Rardlev that qbo hoa 49,
looking for assistance. To had 49,
nanc1al troubles-wfthOut
hao consented 10 fhc
Oils as soon as Peggy o be his wife 49, 0
ROW the unhappy Lady Westmere must have cb,eod
~ the delay which Peggy had brought about bv her de-
70 wait I'll the very last day-in the vain
nope that Lord Bardeys assistance might not after ali