The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-19

INC "Utf9uANAlgUa "1FG maQes
belonged to no clubs. Two months
was the longest time he had ever re-
NAMED In New York since the dis
posal OF his old nome in Madison
venue aud his resignation from his
clubs This once then, he would break
the law he had written down for
dimself Boldly he entered the res.
.auraut.
Some time before H~argreave sur.
rendered TO the restless spirit OF re
bellion. bitterly 10 repent for il later.
there came into this restaurant a man
and a woman. They were both evi
IDENTIFY well known, for the head waiter
Was o]bsequious and hurried them over
20 the best table he had loft and took
the order himself
The man possessed n keen. intolli.
gent face You might have marked
him Tor a successful lawyer. for there
was an caruo5tucss about his express
sion which precIuded a lfc OF idle
ness, His age might have been any.
whore between 40 md 90 The shoul
ders were broad and the hands which
lay clasped upon the table we're slim
but muscular Indeed. everything
about him suggested hidden strength
and vitality. lis companion was
small. handsome, and animated Her
frequent gestures aud mutable eye
brows betrayed her foreign bi.'h Her
q was q matter Of importance 20 DO
ouo but herself.
They we're az coffee when she said
There "a young nan coming toward
US lie is looking al you
The nan turned. Instantly his face
lighted ~ With a friendly smile Of
! recognition.
Who is a." she asked.
"A chap worth knowing. a reporter
/ just q little OF 90 the ordinary. I'm
going % introduce him You never
can toll. We might need him some
day An, Norton. hos are yole"
Good evening, Mr. Hraiue The
reporter. catching sIeht OF a pair OF,
dazzling eyes,, hesitatrd
The Princess Per.roH. Norton.
You're In mo- hurry. ERE youe'
Not nov" smiled the reporter.
"Ah'" said tho princess. Interested
Il Was the old compliment said In an
unusual way Il pleased her
The reporter sank into a chair.
When inactive he was rather a
dreamy-eyed sort % chap he pos.
Eossed that rare accomplishment of
talking upon ono subject and think.
iHg upon another at tho same time.
So while De talked Eayly with tho
young on varied themes. his
thoughts we're busy Specializing upon
her companion lie vac quite Ger.
tain that the name Braiue Was as
aumed, but he vas also equally Ger.
tain that the mau carried an ex.
~traordinary brain under his thatch Of
salt and pepper hair The man had
written three or four brilliant mono
graphs on poisons and the uses ~
radium. and n was through aud by
these that tho reporter had managed
20 pick up his Acquaintance lie lived
well. but inconsplcuously
suddenly the pupils 81 nraine's
eyes narrowed the eye became cold.
over the smoke Of his %cigarette he
was looking into the wall mirror A
man had passed behind him and sat
down al the next table still casing
into the mirror. Braine saw Norton
wave his hand saw also the open
wonder on the reporters pleasant
ace
Who Is your friend, Norton
nraine asked ~indihorenuy. his head
stil unturued.
stanley Hargreave Met him IN
Hongkong when ! was sent over TO
handle a part of the revolution War
correspondence stun Frst time |
ever ran across him on broadway AZ
night We've since had some pow
woSs over some rare books. Queer
old cock brave ~ a lion, but a. quiet