The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-28
Madame

amount you gave Maroelne. and on what
date"
-Four hundred dollars on the 10Th OF
last month But why do you ask9"
| who. three days before. borrowed dollar
| from Hppolyte, the waiter In the Cafe
de France. paid four hundred dollars 70
the Vicomte de s., TO whom he had
| In the Rue Taitbout. OF which he is one
OF the chief ornaments. have a little
list In my pocket OF the sums this anil
able youth lost and spent during the last
six months. And you Will find the total
agree with what YOU gave Marceline and
what she took out of her own pocket
| owes money TO her tradespeople. 1t is
not she who CANDLES. but he; and you
have been supplying him with the ne
cessary funds
"Good heavens he exploded, II will
| at once"
you will do nothing at ALL" I said.
the matter TO me. Have you heard at
all from your wife or Marcelne?'
Yes; Jeanne telegraphed Yesterday
| TO come and see me here in a couple
OF days. And half nm hour before you
came 7 received this note from Marce-
| line:
"Dear Armand" 81 said. T am glad
you are taking a rest cure and hope /,
will soon put you right. I hear Jennie
has Influenza. so viii come for a few
days to Chinon, to the Hotel de la Boule
dor. If YOU are well enough. come and
'''s'' " " "MARcELINE."
NY friend looked at me expectantIy
what must do?" he asked.
MY dear Armand" I said. 'I know
you are anxious to go 10 the heart OF
! this terrible business, and so am J. &C
| to Marcellne tomorrow. About one o'clock
I shall come to the hotel to see you; as
I am supposed to have missed YOU when
I called here Remember that you have
not seen me, nor hoard from me. for a
| long time. Marceline. of course will ask
| me TO luncheon. You VIII have your milk
| and eggs, which You must not touch
| But. two or three minutes after We are
moustache. rise, and tell your cousin
YOU feel faint and want to lie down. Have
you understood2"
"Yes, quite.
Boule dor. Marcelue insisted on my
| staying. and she herself placed a jug OF
| milk and two boiled eggs before Ar
| nand. | gave the agreed signal where
| upon Armand at once rose and asked
| pc rinission To rest a l/tlc while. AS
| expected MarcelIne conducted him to
she had gone poured some of the milk
from the jug Into a small flask 7 had
brought with me
When Morceline returned she looked
|
II did not know Armand was so Ill.,"
I remarked. ~ WAS surprised to hear
| ne had gone to q sanatorium,'
"Yes," she replied, "he seems really
| III"
This milk" 7 said '1ooks delicious.
We do not get II like that In Paris Try
| IT," And ! poured her out glass.
| But she shook her head
| mo. I do not care for It. I never take
| milk"
| She remained penslve, with her chin
| on her hand: suddenly she said
| M Goron. ! have to ask You gre &
| favor. Can | have few minutes private
conversation with YOU any time next
week9
with great pleasure J replied
| This interview, to which 7 attached
much Importance. never came off.
| On my return 10 town / immediately
sent the flask 7 had brought with me
| from Chinon to the Municipal laboratory
| TO have the contents annlyzed, and early
| tho next morning received a short report
stating that the milk did not contain
the slightest trace OF arsenic. had Just
finished reading IT. when Armand was
| announced. He seemed greatly agitated
You here?' / called out. why did
you leave Chinon without my perTr,is-
| sion7
! II came up by the early train" le re-