The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-23

'ooIi', MADE certain that tho 4
disappeared aud. returning \
the table, lit tho lamp. Y,
Jeanne lay on her bed ~
dead faint.
The doctor. huddled in
emitted iBartjculute soundo q
Come, y said ,upin 4
pull yourself together TIM
all over.'' II,
~ Her father! Hc.
moaned the old doctor. y
'lt YOU please, doctor 4.
cienx is I'll Look after ~
Without more words. I'M
back to the dressing room al
out on the window ledge. 4
stood against the ledge, M
1T, Sklrting the wall Of ~,
,, twenty steps farther, he tH''
the rnngs OF Il rope ladder y
climbed and found himself IL
cIcuX bedroom. The Il
empty, Il
-, . ust so, he said. NY z
did not like the position /.
cleared out, Here's wishi3
good journey. And X
the door is boltedl ~
That is how our sick man a.,
worthy medical attendant d
up at night in full security Z
rope ladder to the balcony
! pare his little games. Hell
is friend Darcieux,n
! He drew the bolts and u
Jeanne's room. The doctor
Just coming out Of the dom
him 10 the little dining roolr
| "She 8 asleep, don't let 4
her. She has had a bad shoc'
take some time to recover. 4
| Lupin poured himself OUT
water and drank it down. J
TOOK a chair and, calmly:
Pooh! She II be all right
row. -
What do you say?" Il
81 say that she II be al.
tomorrow - ~
tWhy?n q
"m the first place. becsI
not strike me that Mile. d.
any very great affection,
father n
"'Never mind Think OF a,
who tries to kill his dan
father who, for months Oh.
Neats his monstrous attempt,
six times over againl .E
ism t that enough to blight |.
sitive soul than Jcanne's fol
allf What q hateful memo
"She will forget. " /
"One does not forget sud
as that. y
"She will forget, doctor. !,
very simple reason. n
Explain yourselfl"
"She is not NJ. Darcieuj,
teri,
81 repeat, she is not thd
daughter"
What do You meant M
an. Dareieux is only her L
She had Just been born
father, her real father died
mother then marped a con
husband s. a man bearing 4
name. and she died within
her second wedding. She II,
in NJ. Darcieux s charge.
took her abroad and then !
country house; and, as nok,
him in the neighborhood,
sentcd the child as being hil
She herself did not know;
about her birth. - III
The doctor sat confoufl
asked:
"Are you sure of your "a
81 spent my day in the
of the Paris municipalities, \
the registers, | interviewed
tors, i have seen all the
There is no doubt possible.
"But that does not e{
crime, or rather the series a
eyes. it does,'i declar
"And, from the start, fro4:
hour when | meddled in I'll |,
some words which Mile. Da1
made me suspect that direqI
nv Investigation must TAN
not ) years old when n
died. she said. That Vt
years ago, Mile. Darcieux
was nearly twenty-one, thai
she was on the verge of aHf
majority. at once saw th
an important detail, The d.
YOU reach your majority Is
which your accounts are
What was the financial
Mile. Darcieux, who was he /
natural heiress7 OF course
think OF the father for a .
begin with, one can't mag n
like that, and then the II
NJ. Darcieux was playing "a
less, bed-rldden, i'll, A
+ Really i'll, " interrupted
"All this diverted susu
him the more SO M
that he himself was exposed \
| attacks. But was there u
family some person who VI
terested in their rcmovali Ii
10 Paris revealed the truth N
Darcieux inherits a large ~;
her mother, of which her
draws the income. The SO
to have called a meeting or
in Paris next month The N
have been out. 1t meant Il
Darcieux. " IA
"Then he had put no mon
eyes, but he had lost
as the result of unfortunf
tions. - H.
"But. after all, Jeanne !
have taken the management {
tune out Of his hands! ,Ls
"'There is one detail wm
not know, doctor, and whN
from reading the torn u
Darcieux is in love with tnaM
Marceline, her ,Versailles IN
Darcieux was opposed to tntN
and--you now sec the reasqN
waiting until she came OF Y
married. y "A,
"you re right. -. hN
ruin -
"His absolute ruin. On
saving himself renamed, -
his siep.daugbter, of whon