The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-02-24
SYNOPSIS.

~ sstiug and studying herbs IN tne
!, DJ,n2itv of her home IN ce ,ion 81 nine
Fsveasteieos hoping that the stranger would
pf rupri eT in return for her dlscLosurre,
EShey were followehd Wed i Stocked exc up up the en-
Birls end drew off the water supply,
PAM, he couple to die. Barakas c oIii,
HaVIi"H her betrothed, attempted 70 c'' h,t
Down G Gu shot him. The stranger was
h,e,, ud' from a water gourd Saud Sa cad
<ei dug his way out OF the taid arr, d,
Separted, deserving a tnG s' gathered ali the
bag qi cn,id carry, and started IN pur-
Gems s Margaret Dome tMargariht aoo ga
EnrdovaJ a famous pr pr xo oos' no Mo-
<ngageu a ~ wealthy Greek financier, Her
Bmate friend ad c %bose husband axsmd
Known as, Lady Maqb1 a,nS Si in ST. Peters
mac been LADY Maud's most Intimate
&urgia S was Rufus Van Torp; an A ,,
snn who had become one ,' VI ,' .,s in love
&hen N nnia we and rushed to London as
R&ith Mars a heard of her betrothal. He
%sred Lady Maud s5oOiOG u, iGr wfp ne
charity if she eso, woTl oago 9TH Baraka APP
the singer dd p9lthI at Versailles with
,,pdes to sell He presented ruPy ~
.aiargaret. Van Torp l pous Was Visited H by
Y lent II 10 male attire. She gave him
r Sa ara aftnr the American had told her OF
~ ying seen in the onlteu a. ona eba
Gi&nswel'Hn' Ie American followed Margaret
|5lpved. upnne,reuth "Parsifal' festival.
Ell CHAPTER V.-Continued.
III Mr. Van Torp was fond OF music
| to- onart from his admiration for
G5<sa Greatest living lyric soprano, and
,noe II was his fancy to go to Bay
18th in the hope of seeing her, he
s oort 70 hear Wagner's masterpiece,
| "a srnnosed that there would not be
|5k nv difficulty about such simple mat
\ or nor about obtaining the sort or
l ooms he was accustomed to, in the
e. ort of hotel he expected to ma
|$ here so many rich people went every
&tber wear. Any one VINO has been
! the holy place of the Wagnerians
IAN imagine his surprise when, after
|ss!1 infinite difficulty he found himself,
~ belongings and his man deposited
|, one small attic room of Bavarian
anner's house, with one feather-bed,
4 Sne basin and one towel for furniture
|g' "stemp," said Mr., Van Torp, this
heather town
"Yes, sir"
~ az suppose I'm thought close about
honey" continued the millionaire
thinking aloud. but / call S. day
ear for this room, don't your"
3 Yes. sir. | do indeed! | call II
| M ownright robbery That's what cal
! "a. sir
y m well, | suppose they call 1t bust
ess here and quite good business
y DO. But I'd like to buy the whole
hing and show 'em how to run 1t
Al they'd make more in the end
In Yes, sir. hope you will, sir. Bet
III ardon, sir, but do you think it woul'
~ pst great deal?'
They'd ask a great deal, anyway,
3 answered the millionaire thoughtfully
EStemp, suppose you get me out som
M Rhings and then take look around
while try to get wash in that-tha
|oS leaservice there"
I Mr., Van Torp eyed the exiguou
basin and jug with some curiosit
le9 Hnd much contempt. Stemp, impassiv
&nd correct under all circumstances
tnstrapped a valise, laid out on tn
III ped what his master might need, an
hQuired if he wished anything else.
There isn't anything else" al
ver wered Mr.. Van Torp, gioomily.
When shall | come back. sir?'
TN rs minutes. There isn't ha
n'' IN hours wash in that soup-plat
anyway"
He nVp1 thn Nurntchal hacin with
e INV, ID lance that might almost ha,
Tracked It, When his man had gon
have proceeded to his toilet, such as
as and solaced himself by soft
visiting as much of the Good Fl
CTS%; ay music as he remembered, lit
10. Feaming what it was, or that his pc
ocks Ofmance was followed with nervo'
nd almost feverish interest by Il
---E occupant of the next room in the &
,aET poor musician who had save
n y nu scraped for years to sit at Il
uslcal feast during three days.
10 sharp" cried an agonized vol
he other side of the closed doc
strong German accent 81 knc
sharp | know it,"
MI van Torp stopped whistling
NE lowered his razor, and turned
aSA OF soapsuds in the directi
hehce the sound came.
10 you mean me?" he inquired
alspeased tone.
! mean who whistles the Good f
~ music answered the voice.
MA you, | know it is f sharp in tn
E%& aVe' have the score. l shall she
sSI you believe not"
FTDi mes mad observed Mr.. V
N.Y. beginning to shave again. "A
EAl M mnatic?' he asked, pausing a
Bt a moment What's the matt
|INHl "a you, anyhow"
|INHl snali l? Wen, now, that's a fun
AIl VI rule for hotel isn't it?"
|Nl ~ complain of you" retorted I
|HI o sh and Mr., Van T@p heard a dc
|ilHh tAeu and shut again.
III-4 lew minutes he had done
81 n ne conditions would permit
way OF making himself prese
LII ana Just as he left the room
cd y met by stemp. the rs minutes