The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-05

usnuu 10 enter iutn 30 competition for rh,, nard ot u girl pursued hy fortune hunters nv ruu >vuSitiy" tu pay atten. rton 70 such Eut this ,ouug man, Lut Al ErauUi.I. was uot a pauuc' and u" su.n motive could hr attributed to him, though ujS tSrHir wg~ ~Iid tn bo th vuIycd m law suit or many wears standing.
 Nevertheless Errwimi showed Miss Tra.y eyer, attculion he could with .ut indicating that he was likely tu be. ,..mc a Su,rur The last time she SIw him at social function was a bal giy. r~ at the uuirinul palace. where he Ms ncr partner moro ih.m uuce dur ..- tl, r,ru.u- He ScrmcG gloomy. and Miss Tr2.E con not help wonder rr- if her Guprr'urr which wa~ to take pIare the next day. had anything |" do with his depression When Sh" was .eayiug the ua'a.c tho young man h.d her goodnight and gonIAy with far away lock m his eye that h"drd S."r impending calamity
 That wIS rLc last the Tra.US ~JW O.. Rome fir somc ;ime From there they u.ut to Eevn. theme to London sand n...t ~--yd from England To Amer
 Two ,cn~s passed One day Mi~- rar.y entered restaurant in am A"rv ... ,s. With a party Of friends Eul .# rr.u When they were seaiN! g. .....r .dNaucrd with a napkin on ..-
 r. -a serve them LonEiu- un at l." .... Tracy met his eve The hot hl go. .-..f 2, his cheeks and au rNH.r~. ".
 ln-.ei pain aud muuI"r"l ....,u r~nf ia every feature of
 " Tn. u1au recognized her eS .. .... af7nd him He was Luigi E. ..
 I-r w.nI aui went away. aud .. ~aw Uw uo more Presently auot.H v.0.- came and took the partys nr. a.-~ Ir tS needless to say that l. .an r,.n had been spoiled for Ms. u-..,. Tho tarc of .ur >hr had s.. r..t a- guest iu rhn Q"irjua. pa'n." E. ..-.n ,'.ul.G to a waiter in nu N...-..- restaurant was amaI.nE.
 l.a- .-rnrHwj of what l.1 rnU . .' '.~ E..nv.-I ,uur~o 'u ..r so. ... . .. .n r.r farr of Err..uL .... v..n a f.Irn1 whn wnd, Rome .". --..a and who had recently co .. -. .-.-a. r,r u visit In reply ~Nn '. f'n~wal lh", soon after her ir r.rrn-a from Italy an important SH. .r ~.-s vcrrS' standing between l.ui- rt Tr.ndtri and s r-ousin had been oe CrIod in the court If last appeal against Erandiui and ma;7~ him a pauper. He lai disappeared from Rome. and m c-o knew where he had gone Eumor had lt that he had enlisted in the French foreign legion; thnt he hal committed suicide: that bandit who was jerrorizinE province In Sicily un- der the name of Catana was Brandini For awhile these wild rumorS went from mouth to mouth; then the poor man was forgotten by the social world as completely as if an ocean had closed over him.
 Miss Tracy read the information i'm parted, and her sympathies went out all the more to her former acquaint- . ance. especially at lcarT!nC that his fall was not attended with disgrace. l. was hard for her to understand that hclpIcsSueSs under which gentlemen of Europe who were not born to work experience when they are thrown out upon the world. It does not exist certainly not to so grca; an eXtent-in America.
 What could she do for Brandini? Nothing. The pride which had caused him to Tee from such help as he might have received from his friends would prevent his accepting assistance from woman he had known in that CX-