The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-16

6overed with WrltlnS, Will nSi
[<~re uortraita and curlous-looklne
6Thls Is my diary he began
<dsnly stopped when he saw me
Il is my diary" he repeated "bu'
4, fhe trouble2'
p he retorted with a smile: 1.-THE
we've are my impressions. anc
~ sven know the end OF the SEN
fook up the book and begar
AZ once, and the more ! read thf
Ger1eled. The next morning we
,erd work, and this series Is thf
les. sir: my mistress left
A home yesterday afternoon at
O'Clock to call on Nine
Meiser, where she stayed till
<he evening; and from that mo-
Il 4 have not heard of her. ] sat
uiebt, and Bruno, the dog, new
an bowling. 7 am certain some
las happened y
b;p tears ran down her wriu'
nee.
x long have you been with
6aryois4v I asked,
|slye wears. l came TO her a.
.ars after her husband died.
orning at 10 I became so ner-
Lac went down to Nogent-sur-
Ia see Nine. MeiseT; and when
oed that my mistress was not
ealled on M. Edouard. But he
i've me no tidings of her.
is NJ. Edouard?'
q Servois IS nephew. or, rath.
6f her nephews. Ny dear, good
ID I am sure she has been
the woman was becoming hys"
and advised her TO go home,
|nr TO search for Nine. Servols.
6rbed that Nine. Servois was a
Of about a., comfortably OFF,
/ ID The Rue Liable, a quiet street
from the Boulevard Pereire,
i |y relatives were two nephews,
d of her deceased sister. All
he elder, a genuine Bohemian,
failed in various professions,
Id painting and earned his llv-
drAwing portraits for one franc
] 1he cafes in Montmartre, where
we'll known. His Younger
Edouard, was 3 stockbroker S
Both visited their aunt pretty
h, especially Auguste, who fire.
I applied TO her for small loans.
also Informed that Nine. Ser
made a will bequeathing them
b OF her property. Nine Ser
/ ortained very little; but. music.
ID seen at every concert and
Her closest friend was Nine.
md during the last two years
had been inseparable.
{ 1lge. the woman who came TO
given me Edouard s address,
36ked him to call He was a
4 {outh. prcmaturelv bald. with
easant rasr in his voice. He
1TDw no lifht on the affair and
d Josephipe's statement that
g day was regulated by the
1he ALWAYS went to bed at 10;
fhct Of her having STAYED out
] < certainly looked suspicious.
may have met with an acct
: 1e said, "hut I dread worse.
~ makes Won suppose tb's7'
rugged his lean shoulders, and
led my question.
n't know. It's a presentiment
= 9fe is your brother7" T asked
prothcrl'' he rasped: "he and
i PEAS, His address is wherever
optaIn LODGINGS or tick. You II
any night knocking about La
fol don't need :. letter Of in
on, - he added. with chuckle
'esed nv unpleasant visitor
hour later saw Nine. Meiser. =
'erved. fasbionablv dressed
9th dazzlina white teeth.
Servols, She stated. had spent
oprs with her and al left he,
~ clock. making All apnoiut
meet the following afternoon
very mnch distressed. ant
y me to do all IN nv power t.
Der missing friend
u Young Edouard," I said, "di(
A very urset.'
not SURPRISED. she retortcd
telnsh little brute. Nv FRIEND
snRed him and preferred An
seahond as be is.''
q ng Known Nine. Se.vois init
a ne awaysD
cannot r. there had heen /;
n her life she would have con
70 me. II seems oxtraordi
a s.eady sent the exact descrip
SerVois TO every polio
B ~ n The metropolis and. tina
~ atter dinner. went to Mont
y naVe a talk with Aueuste.
a ue1 mad spoken the truth
Ia well known in that par
D. ~ and in less than a uuarte
~ ascertalnod where TO fin,
,hsas IN Que Of those quaint
~ 49, which abouud at Mont
@ ~sse Tor the price Of a o1as
"A ole can listen Ia recitation
oy talented. out.of-elbow ari
a msny Of whom Montmartre !
y step on the ladder IN fam,
ND 1Ssss, Sss, pretty girl with c Ciee
55sir, who sang some sentimer
Pv uar,; mas, l had been told, AL
"a II o'clock. and there wa
.dt Aususte. I saw Claire ente
:, eom. whence she EMERGED VII 81;
y e cloak and then walked "a,
y, oSgsd her, and asked where
, 3 6 AnEuste. She ron,ie5 IL f.
pssn waiting for him isIu since III II
~ .ss sew going to call a at % nnotb, !,
perhaps, he might "nJrn' baI
n 55fe. 70 which she conducted N
with smoke. and tho and ~,
= ~ an elderly man with IOae u ,or ~
" and laughing eyes. W''n After spn
slang FOR Montmartre.