The evening world., 1911-02-23

NllHDn tbsStu HlS Htaas
II say. Ihimlock. l thought We wefeie1V
travelling incognito! I shouldn't be as
tonished to And the Republican Guard
waiting for us In the. Rue Murillo. WITH sfr
an official reception and champasne"'
when you try to DO WHY. Wllson.gcurD
snaried Shears. you're witty enough
for two"
lie strobe up to one of the. men with
apparent intention OF taking him In his
powerful hands and tearing him and his
advertisement to shreds. Near While. a
crowd gathered round tho poster~
laughing and joking. ~
suppresslng a furious nt Of passlonGA
Shears said to the man:
When were you hiredf" ~ N
This morning ~
"When did you start on POUR roundW~
An hour ago"
But the posters were readyf"
Lord. Yes! They were there who'd
We came to the office this morning."
SO Arseno Lupln mad toreseen that
Shears would accept the battle! Nay.
more. tho letter written by Lupln yr~a
proved that he himself wished for the
battle and that II formed part of his ir9
Intentions to measure swords once morer. A..
with his rival. Why7 What possible ~
motive could urge him to recommends f.,!,
the contest?
Holmlock Shears showed . momenSTsW
tary hesitation. Lupln must really feel
very sure OF victory to display such
lutplcn'e, anu was " not tdlllus lnt4T arm
a trap to hasten like that In answer to
the FIRST eali7 Then. summonlny up air
his energy:
Come Alons. wilson, Driver. Is. Rue
Murlllo" ne shouted.
And. with swollen vsins and nsts {
cienehed as though for 4 boxing matcbr~S~
ne leapt INTO a cab. -
The Rue Murillo ID lined Ill.,
luxurious private residences. the bsckx
Of which look out upon the Pare MonN
-. ~ 4 4. AH. - ~
OF those houses and Baron dtmbleva.IGA
who occupies It with his wife ana ch!lnt 81
dren. has furnished II In the most a..
sumptuuus style. as oehts an artist anl.-
millionaire. There Is a courtyard nm"
front OF the house. skirted on elthsr 1H
side by the servants Offices. At tlEa 70
back. a garden mlngles tho branche s,yrs
OF It's trees with the trees OF the park. -I.ir-
Tae two Engushmen rang the beih a,
J crossed the courtyard ana we're atS..
mlttei by a footman. who showed the1i''~ .
into a small drawing room at the othe'Na IA
side or the house sha.
They sat down and took a rapid survey .sest
Of the many valuable objects wlthr,r-
which the room was hlled ",
Every pretty things. whispered WIZ, r.
son Taste ami fancy. Ona
can safely draw the deduction tina: 80
people who have had the leisure tf7TTr
Of certain age fifty, per- hrtrc
lie I'D not have time 70 Anlsh. Tha4,x
door opened ana NJ. d'Imbleyalls On. a.
tered followed by his wife. q, '
Contrary TO Wilson'S deductions. theyoj7Fs
were both young, fashlonably dresseednivs
ana very lively In speech and manner 1sv,
Hot7 we're profuse IN thanks' .ta1
at Is really too coed Of YOU To put,,s
Yourself out Ike trls' We are almosL,.-'
- ,Go, surs - -. ISL ~
"how charming those French peoplsrsd'
are" thought Wilson. who never, nc 4
shlrFed the opportunity OF making an
origiual observation, "a
but time IS money" cried tho baroa,E 81
"And yours especially. Mr.. Shears La.ir "a
us come to the point! What DO you -
think OF tho case DO you hope u -
bring 81 20 a satisfactory rosult7" -
10 bring the case 20 a satisfactory ~
result. Iamust frs, know what the -
case H." f"y-
Go Be C9ntlnued.) 20 u
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