Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1911-06-07

About this time Mrs. Dawson made
strange discovery. She actually
found the maid reading Frenchk po-
erty and, what was more, Kitty ae
an attempt to hide the book at III &
discovered. To be sure, French POI
etry wasn't in itself harmful, but
Mrs. Dawson was sure ii augered i'll
Another suspicious symptom, coupled
with Kitty's decided good looks and
charming manners. was that she had
positively no friends. She had wosKed
for the Dawsons for two weeks and
she had gone out only to take short
walk in the park and on errands for
Ter mistress,
Really, you must help me out on
this" Mrs, Dawson said to her SON
even if you aren't interested. PeoplH
F'have had all sorts of anarchists and
nihilists and things in their houses
before now, and ii should get into the
papers, don't know whateyeN
should dot
That night j eronne went homo I'd
deep-laid plans -but, alas! Kitty i I'D
left, She had told her mistress bat
She had been sent for from H6fne,
and had left at once.
She. seemed so grateful to me, !"
Mrs. Dawson said. 4 think she was
quite devoted to- us
Jerome was more distressed than
he liked to aclnowledge to himself,
and was doubly annoyed at his moth
er for not HAVING f9I0d ont wheFe
this strange domeetie vas going Or
where she lived For weeks Jerome
was respondent and angry at himself
for his absurd mood
It was through one of those strange
coincideAces that happen once ia ga
lifetime that Jerome was asked 1ly
his cousin Nancy to a dinner party
given for the young woman who had
been her chum in college. He was
given the great honor Of sitting be-
side the distinguished Georgiana Van
ArsGale, whose beauty, great wealth
and independence made her the pride
81 her classmates and the despair OF
az the men who met her. Jerome
was not sufficiently appreciatiVe OF
this honor; in fact, his cousins ex.
agg6Iaeed description OF Georgiana's
attractions had struck up within him
no great admiration
He came late, Just In time to meet
his dinner partner before the party
went from the drawingroom to the
dining-room. After he had seated
his. partner. he turned to his left TO,
see the famous Georgiana. He gasped
with surprise.
There in all the splendor Of the oc-
easion, fairly dazzling in beauty, sat
kitty-Kitty, with the same pensive.
brown eyes.
1 For a second their eyes met and
there was 9. strange, pleading look in
the girls face that almost unnerved
Jerome.
Mr.. Dawson and l have met be-
fore, said Georgiana, as she saw her
hostess eyes upon her. "butsI didn't
b1now he was your cousin
Jerome forgot Georgiana and re-
membered only Katy. Tell ne" he
demanded, where you have been.
who are YOU?
Georgiana bent toward him and
spoke with her eyes cast down and
embarrassment in her voice.
4 was making an investigation.
II wanted to do some sociological
research work-to find out for my
self what the conditions Of the work
ing classes really are. Every one
knows was doing some. such in
vestigation, but of course, | didn't tell
a soul where was. think will
york for q month in department
"A gre next-
Y rome set his mouth in grim de-
~ y Not if I know it, he said.
9STT/E approve Of that sort of