The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-11-03

Will not nave you call me child.
We'll then. Olga"
That's better. Now, how will 1t
be easier than Think"
Simply this, the Princess Parlova
is an oath bound member, but has
not been active for years."
"Oho," Olga was all animation now
Go on"
"You will go to her, with a letter
OF ntroduction-no! Better than that,
you will make formal call and show
her this ring You know the ring"
he said, passing the talisman to the
Countess. Show this to her and she
viii obey ysu in everything. sac will
have no alternative"
very good" replied OLGA. And
then the program is to insist that
she invite Florence and that fool of
reporter to this ball. Then wilat?''
Haven't all these failures been a
warning?"
No my dear, | was born optlnigtic;
but there's jinx somewhere in one Of
my pockets. Time after time I've had
everything just where | wanted it and
then-poof It's pure bald luck on
their side, but sooner or later the
| wheel will turn And any chance that
offers | am bound to accept. Some
how or other we may be able to, trap
| Florence and Norton. | want them
both. II l can get them snugly away
Jones will be forced to draw in Har-
grave"
is there such man."
4 'You saw him that night at the
restaurant"
II have often thought that perhaps
just dreamed it, She turned again to
the piano and began humming idly.
stop that and listen to me- said
Braine, not in quite the best of tenn
pers. I'm in no mood for whims'
Music does not soothe your SOU
them"
IF had one it might. You will cal
on the Princess Parloya tomorrow af-
ternoon. 1t depends upon you wha
my plans will be. ] think you'll have
: no trouble getting into the presence
of her highness, and once there shell
| not be able to resist YOU
!, ell 60"
And go she did The footman il
+ green livery hesitated for moment
f but the title on the visiting card wa
( quite sufficient He bowed the coun
: tess into the reception room and wen
!, in search of his distinguished mistress
t The Princess Parloya was hand
some woman verging upon middle age
: She was patrician Olga's keen eye
e discerned Instantly She came int
the reception room with that digniife
: serenity which would have impresse
. ba hoI !,
e card in her fingers and smiled inquiI
e ingly toward her guest.
e 81 confess" She began "that I re
. call neither your face nor your name
d ! am sorry. Where have I had tn
> honor of meeting you before?"
You have never met me befor,
your highness," answered Olga swee
. ~"
"You come on charity erran'
!, tiien?"
- That depends your highness. Wi
;s you be so good as to glance at this
~ Olga asked, holding out her RAIN upc
- which the talisfnan lay.
The Princess shrank back, paling
70 where did you get that?" she pan
- ed.
- From the head was the answer
- "And YOU have followed me fro
! Russia ?" whispered the princess h,
: terror growing.
= 90 no The BLACK T4undrad il
~ strongly organized here as in st Pc
~ ersbura. But we ALWAYS keep track
=, !, the old members, especially when tn,
- stand as high as YOURSELF
: ''But | was deceived and BETRAYED
\ exclaimed the princess "Tbev ure
me to ioin on the around that the q
- ganization was to attempt 70 bril-
- =: about the Freedom Of Poland
- Olga shrurged syou wera rid
y vour highness The Rlacix H;ind,,
=, needed money.
~ ~ "And You need It now?o eager
~ believing that She saw = 1oonho
GLOW much O. i will give q hun6r
thousand rubles on your promise
&C. leave me alone. Tell metz
7aT am sorry vo,,r biobpess hnt
have M antborifv r. aocent s,,cl
offer indeed nv errand IS far fre
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