The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-05-08

1.-The Jungle" Mr.. Sinclair will alse
take a part in the prologue. Georee
Nash and Jeane Acker will play the
other leads.
Harriet Ross, who was in the oria.
nal cast Of Joseph and His Breth-
has been engaged by Daniel v.
for an important part IN the
Muratore production Of Ma.
non Lescaut." This will be Miss Ross
debut in moving pictures.
most character delineators on The
American stage, will be presented b
the Famous Players Film company IN
a production Of 1.-The Brute" by Fred
erick Arnold Krummer.
Raymonds had a good cook in the per:
son Of Margharita, the grandmother OF
Cesare. and the wine of the country
was excellent.
Lisetta was sparkling with gayety.
and the counts dark eyes often sought
hers across the low arrangement of
flowers on the table, and the Ray
mOnds realized that very soon would
the fiery Italian declare his love for
the widow.
Suddenly Lisetta lifted one white
hand to adjust the rose Bthel had
tucked in her Jet black hair. Az she
did sc her three companions saw for
the first time that she was wearing the
enameIed bracelet.
Lisetta tossed her head and smiled
im%pudently at Ethel.
"See. carissima. l am wearing your
bauble while l may"
ut becomes you rarely. madame"
laughed her hostess. !.
sorio's face was CHASTITY pale. Twies
his lips parted as II to give u~tterance
to some protest. but they closed. az If
secrecy demanded silence at any price.
At last he could contain himself NO
longer.
MADONNA" he gasped, rising and
reaching across the table at Lisetta's
arm. Take it OF. ara mia. It-means
He half whispered the last
words and sank back In his seat as
Dick Raymond jumped up and held q
glass of wine to Lisetta's pale lips.
Nine. TESTING had uttered a sud-
den cry Of anguish and her head droop-
ed slowly down until it rested on one
shoulder.
THE pain. the painy' she muttered
before she lost consciousness.
Dick Raymond dashed around the
table and caught the shrinking Sorio
by the shoulder. what has happened.
you cowardT he demanded. what Is
there about that bracelet that causes
Nine. TESTING to swOOn, and the very
sight Of her wearing 1t upon her arm
causes you alarm? Eth? Tell me, or.
by thunder, I'll shake you into eter-
nityw
Cesare had darted in and out of the
room like lightning flashes. He had
dispatched a page for a physician, and
while Dick was still trying to get an
explanation from Sorio the doctor ar
rived and went into the salon where
Lisetta was lying on a sofa. pale and
lifeless.
That was an eventful night in the
Villa Rosario. The doctor remained un-
til morning and administered antidotes
for the deadly poison which had been
injected into Lisetta's veins through
the medium of the poisoned bracelet.
A tiny needle had darted into her flesh
as she clasped the bracelet about her
shapely wrist. but the prick had been
so slight that she had scarcely mo-
ticed It.
By morning the danger was over.
The poison. which had remained in the
bracelet for perhaps a hundred years.
ancient was its history, had lost its
potency, and the quick action of the
physician. combined with Lisetta's
splendid physique, resulted in completes
recovery for Nine. Testino. As for En-
rico Sorio, who had intended the poi
soned bracelet for Ethel Raymond, the
wife Of the man upon whom be wished
to be revenged. Dick permitted him to
disappear from Florence.
It was perhaps punishment enough
for his murderous heart that he for
lost the regard Of Lisetta TESTING.
and, as for the Raymonds. they left
Florence at once and went back to
America. and before they went they
disposed Of their interesting collection
OF enamels.
II never want to see a Florentine en-
amel again." shuddered Ethel.
But the enameled bracelet remained
in the possession Of Lisetta Tesino.
She had it cleansed Of its poisonous
properties. and It remains on her drees-
Ing table n q crystal box.
10 remember. carissima." she 81.
planned to Ethel Raymond one day.
Test ! forget the treachery Of one I
lovedr' she sdded sadly.