New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-04-08

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ture. and it is now persistently being rr-
mored that she has demonstrated heradis-
approval by disappearing anysteriously
from the knowledge of her guardian.
1t is said that nothing has been known
Of her whereabouts since about the list OF
March. when she left her home in the
Shaynon mansion on Fifth avenue .osten-
sibly for shopping tour.
This was fatty contradicted this morn
ing by Brian Shaynon. who declared that
his ward sailed for Europe FaD % on the
Mauretania and has since been IN con-
slant communication with her betrotheE
and his family. He also denied having
employed detectives to locate his ward
The sailing list of the Mauretana fails to
give the name of Miss Blessington on tIe
date named by Mr.. Shaynon.
Refolding the paper. =. sybarite re
turned it without comment
"Ain't you hep yet:" George be
trayed some little evaporation. mixed
with his disappointment. He slapped
the folded paper resoundingly in the
palm of his hand. - Xoa,s int dropped
to the resemblance between Molly Les
sing and Marian Blessingten:'
Between Miss leasing and thai
dSkcu
"Why. they're dead ringers for each
other. Any one what can't see that is
blind
But I'm not blind
"Weli: then you gotta admit they
look alike as twins
But I've known twins who didnf
look alike
:
"Ah. nix on the stallin'!!' George
insisted. on the verge OF losing his
temper. s.Molly Lessing.s the spit,1r
image of Marian BIessington-and you
know it, What's more-look at their
names. Molly for Mary-you make
that? Mary and Marian's near enough
alike. amt they? And what's Leasing
but Blessington. locked goin' and COM
Ing
wait second. If I understand
you. George. you're trying to Imply
that Miss LEASING is IDENTICAL witt
Marian Blessington'
You said somethin'. then, All right.
It's plains daylight. When diu Miss
Leasing come here? Five weeks aga,
to day-Alarch foist. Or close on to it
just when the paper says she did her
disappearin' stunt. How you goin' to
get around that?''
You forget that the story isrcon-
tradcted by the very person that onght
to know-Aliss Blessington's guardian"
swell, if she sailed for Europe or
the Mauretania. like he says-hew's it
come her name wasn't on the passeH-
ger list?''
ITS quite possible that she may
have elected to sail incOgnita."
George displayed his disgust in "a
rude. choleric grunt. to see his iabori-
Gus fabrication. so painfully coneocted
for the del,sion and discontinue OF
p. Sybarite. threatening to collapse OF
sheer intrinsic fiimsiness. In despera-
ton he g,asped at one final. fugitivs
hope
"All right he said suilenfy: "aH
right. You don't gotta believe me II
you don't wanta. Only wait-thats all
| ask-wait. Yon'll see whether I'm
right or not when she turns down your
invite tonight"
{ r. Svbarite smiled snnnily. $50 that
is why you thought she wouldn't 60
with us, is it,
.You got me-"
You thought she. If At:piap Bless
ington. must necessarily ~ such u
snob that she wouldn't associate with
us poor devils, did von:''
"Wait. You'll see
well. don't mind telling yo.. son,r.
wrong. w. already asked Miss les
sing, and she has accented
Georges eyes. protruding. glistenea
with poignant surprise After Ion.
pause he ground his cigarette beneath
his heel and rose
I'm wrong. as usual. ne admitted.
with winning simplicity: Il ,ueverfds4
guess anything right the fr>x time.
Only-you grab this from me-maybe
shes willin' to run the risk Of befp'