The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-05

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bending over me. and tinHs "a
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which had fallen upon 4, 'I ~.
guessed that the cousel had ~
all and that I was saved
/ OF the face and figure NJ Husa
iiandcuffS cncircled his wris,s ~
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the hapless victim whom / hss
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is all right now" said IVA ssssl'
afterward knew 10 be tina, ~ ~.
Ihcn ! passed into unconscloll,ns,, /,
ana IL was many days before y.
bered anything more. |. NAV h,.
a fortnight later that came Ia NV,
a pleasant bedroom IN the cons:,
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me all that had happened IT, !
OF DR.. Chances experiments NJ
sent TO the. hospital and was r,ns,
\ ting better. Dr.. Chance had Es-9|
/ fenced 30 Siberia for his cins,,s'
! whole city was talking q, Ms-r
which had been discovered in ~
| Laboratory.
Your letter came Just In tim,
I Mrs. Seymour. the consul'y wlie i.
some reason had taken great -
! me and insisted upon my remalpif'
! her until | recovered. NV y.
acted on IL Immediately. he wrs, /,
I tho ambassador. who gave him N
the project CT police. Michael pss,
IT was Danevitch himself who s.lry
| Chance as he was making z brHj
I liberty when he heard The sprvs.
/ footsteps OF the Officers" rll
When | grew stronger | 'losr ra|
I'm returning IN my native lsns- 4
/ have no intention of ever lsaf'
/ again. | dld not sec Olga and Nss
I before / LEFT st. Petersburg. aciltr
/ Idea what became OF them azi.l
! mother. Thanks 10 your eaS.
/ nearly my old self again. Dr. Haltt1
10 my dying day Will never fornt
awful experience, and | wIll sary
/ grave the scar on my brow msdA y
falling glass when II saved ny 4