The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-27

, beheading. the emperor reprleved him.
The hour for the execution passed, and.
being now free for the time. he fed the
country. He went To Africa. and there
he so disgraced the state that bore him
that OF late times hear he has been sent
Tor to come back to Austria, Even yet
the emperor may suspend the reprieve
and send him to the block for his ancient
crime. II he had thousand heads he
could not atone for the worse crimes he
But of him. and of his end, know
nothing; So now you sec. / was and
was. ] do not know what am. nor
who am. After all, | can not tell you
who ] am. or what am because l my
self do not know.
eft was now no longer safe for me
IN my own country. They would not
iet me go TO my father any more. AS
for him. he went on with his studies.
some part OF his mind being bright and
clear They did not wish him about
The court now. AL these matters were
To be hushed up. The court of England
began to take cognizance OF these things.
our governemDt was scandaliZcd. They
sent my father. on preteXt OF scientific
crrands, into ono country and another
10 sweden: TO England To Africa, at
last TO America. Thus IT happened that
YOU met him. You must both have been
very near To meeting me in Montreal. 1t
was fate as we of Hungary would say.
Drained radical did not go TO Russia
dld I16 r,d not join the revolutionary circle OF
That Is folly, My father was right. 1t
must he the years. IL must be the good
heritage, IL must be the good environ
ment. IT must be even opportunity for
ALL which alone can produce good hu-
man beings. In short believe me a
victim. the hope Of the world is I'm real
democracy SLOWLY gradually, L was
u, She paused moment ,'Then, one
Time. monsieur met you. here In this
very room! God pity me, You were
the first man | had ever seen. God pity
mel believe LOVED you-that night,
that very first night! we are friends
We are brave You arc man and gen.
no longer woman. / am but sacrifice.
Opportunity must exist, open and
free for all the world she went on, not
looking at me more than I could now
this thing. When | came here to this
America-out OF. pique. out of a love OF
adventure, out OF sheer daring and eXul-
tation In imposture-then saw why 1
was born. for what purposei 1t was TO
do such work as | might TO prove the
theory OF my father; and to Justify the
born. For that thing ] have been
damned on this earth, I may be damned
in the life 10 come, unless | can make
some great atonement. For these l suf
fer and shall always suffer. But what of
thaty There must always he a sacri-
fice.'
Inc nnSDeaRaDlc Tragedy OF lcT voice
cut to my soul But listen" / broke
out you are young. You arc free.
All the world is before you. You can
have anything YOU like"
exclaimed imperiously. do not tempt
me TO attempt the deceit OF myself. I
made myself as 1 am. long ago. did
not love. | did not know it, As to
marriage. | did not need it, l had abund =
ant means without. | was I'm the upper
ranks OF society, was there; ! was
ways l had my purposes. my plans. For
| them / paid. paid. paid, as a woman
must. with-what woman has.
But now l am far ahead OF my story.
Let me bring 1t on. went To Paris.
l have sown some seeds of venom, some
seeds of revolution in one place or an
other in Europe In my time. All. II
works; it will go Here and there l have
was TO be done which 1 dislked; but l
! did Il. Misguided uncared for. mishan-
died as | had bcen-well. as l said. /
went TO Paris.
room and let me tell ON this story 10
myself TO my own soul? II Is filter for
my confessor than for you"
bgt me, men Fdrgo 6e your VIC Gopiessor 6s ,
been this which you say. Do l not
NO. you do not know. Wen. let he.
Let mo go on! [ say went to Paris.
| | was close to the throne OF France,
That little Duke of Orleans. son OF Louis
| Philippe. was a puppet in my hands.
| Oh | do not doubt / did mischief in
| that court or at least If / failed it was
| through no lack of effort! J was called
there America Vespucci' They thought
me Italian! At last they came 10 know
who ! was They dared not make open
rupture in the face OF the courts OF
! Europe. Certain Of their high officials
came TO me and my young Duke OF Or
| leans. They asked me to leave Paris.
They did not command 1.-THE Duke OF
| Orleans cared for that mart OF II. But
! they requested me outSide-not in his
presence. They offered me a price. "A
brlbe-such an Offering as would. l fam
Ccd. leave me free 10 pursue my own
ideas in my own fashion and in any
corner Of inc world. You have perhaps
seen some OF my little fancies. l mag
tned that love and happiness were never
for mc-only ambition and unrest With
these goes luxury, sometimes. AZ least
this sort OF personal liberty was offered
me-the price of leaving Paris, and leay-
ing the son of Louis Philippe TO his own
devices. I did So"
And So then you came TO Washing
ton? That must have been some years
''Yes: some five years ago still was
young. 1 told you that YOU must have