Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-11

come to Marseilles. so I assume there
fore that kilograms must rsve PASSED
between them yesterday Afternoon
obviously said Brett. Anything
else? J"
Yes" n now TalDots voice took a
note of passion that mornentaTiiy sur
prised his hearers. "It seems to me
that this undetermined arrangement.
If it goes through. condones the mnr-
Ger of pool Mehemet Ali and his as
s~istants, and places on me the ever
lasting disgrace of having permitted
this thing to happen whilst an impor-
tant and special mission was entrusted
to my sole charge by the Foreign ONCE.
Dubois has been able to commit his
crime. get away with the Diamonds.
hoodwink all of US most effectnaily,
and, in the result, obtain a huge re-
ward from the Turkish Go-Yernsnert
for his services. I tell you. Mr.. Brett,
/ won't put up with it. I viii follow hin
to the other end of the world, and. at
any rate, take personal vengeance on
the man who has ruined my career.
For, no matter what you say. the only
effective way in which / can rehabiIi-
tate myself with my Supporters is to
hand back those diamonds to The Gus
tody of the Foreign Office. No matter
how the panie-stricken sovereign in
Yildiz- Kiosk may sacrifice his servants
to gain his own ends. 1, at least, have a
higher motive. 1t rests with me to
prove that the British government Is
not to be hurnbugged by Paris thieves
or Turkish agitators. If I fail in that
duty there remains TO me the personal
motive of revenge!
mo, Edith; 1t is useless to argue with
me-" for his sister had risen and placed
her arms lovingly round his neck in the
effort to calm him.. MY mind is made
up. 1 suppose Mr.. Brett feels that his
inquiry is ended. For me it has Just
commenced"
The young mans justifable rage
created q sensation which was promlt-
ly allayed by Brett's cool voice.
May l ask" he said, what reason
you have TO p that 1 should so
readily throw up the sponge and leave
Monsieur Henri Dubois the victor in
this contest7"
DO o mean" cried Talbot. start
Ing to his feet, that you viii stand
by me?'
Stand by you'll" echoed the barrister,
himself yielding for an instant to the
lelectrical condition of things. "Of
course I will We will recover those
diamonds and bring them back with
as to London If we have to take them
out Of the Sultan's palace itselfi''
"And now, Lord Fairholme," he
Eudded, before Talbot could do other
than grasp his hand and shake it i'm
puisively, I'VE want your friends
yacht. We VIII set out for Palermo at
the first possible moment. We must
reach there many hours. perhaps a
whole day, before Dubois, who is on q
sailing vessel, and even with the start
he has obtained cannot hope to equal
the performance of a fast steamer.
Let eros Jean and his Turks travel
overland. We will beat them, too.
Come. now, mt more talk. but action.
Yoa- Fairholme. go ahead nj prepare
Daubeney. / win see to your luggage
being packed. Talbot and l viii ioin
you in half an hour"
"Ehl what is that?" broke in Sir
Hubert. "Fafrholme. Talbot, YOU
what are Edith and / going to dor.
mr.. Brett. OF course" said Edith, in
her steady. wen tones. did not trouble
to include us. uncle. because we shall
be on the yacht first. A woman can
always pack up much better than 4
man. you know. and l viii look after
you, DEAR
Brett gave IA glance at her nushca
and smiling face. and forthwith aeaa-
dohed argument as useless.
An hour later the Blue Bell was
Swimming merrily past the ontef light
house in MarsciIles bay.
nc BE censinaed Temerresv.,