The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-23

Copyright 1913 b. W. & Chapman

that neither OF the two Tor the least
moment distursted me.
My dear grandchild," said the old
comte, when | grew calm, the mem
ory Of my treatment OF your father
embittered my whole life. OFTEN
sought to find him, but he was 100
proud to be reconciled Now IT IS 100
late But ! shall lavish on You the
i tenderness that have lavished on 1im
so often in Imagination.
Then, at his request, / told him the
entire story OF my visit to Europe, not
emitting mention Of Leopold Magnif
and zeuXs ended with 4 brief ac.
count OF my Interview with the old
banker.
Describe this Greek. this ZenXia :
.I4a2a>Said. When added that ! thought
/ lad seen his face in the crowd at the
coronation Has he scar running
iiasonally across his cheek, from
mouth 10 eyebrow?'
He has" ! cried. You know the
man%
4 do, answered my grandfather
and the chevalier nodded his assent
You have described a weitknoWn spy
IN the service OF the Italian govern
.ment Beyond all doubt, Charles, il
S. is he who stole The papers from your
coat pocket lie is sleiehtof.hand
pert. and was once pickpocket
believe though now he flies al higher
game
a sudden retela iii came 70 ne
Then dis must be the coup Of
Nhieh Leopold AIagnilf boasted 70 me,
4 cried Undoubtedly the scheme had
oeeu already hatched on the boat when
he let il out TO me in 4 drunken mo-
ment
1heJ both assented.
you are right. my dear child said
the comte. But now, the point is
now can we recover the draft Of the
treaty? 1t may have been already sold
TO the' triple alliance; on the other
hand, il is in so fragmentary a condi-
ton and reveals SO little that the con
spifators may be holding il back with
a view to obtaining higher price
from France
II they have already obtained pos
-esaion OF my bonds ] hazarded,
'hey may Aold lhem as lhe price OF
immunity
iheE cannot dispose OF 'hem' said
HF grandfather. Al least they can
o'l coAcea mem ana prevent yon
rom obtaining lhem.
n'H ! 'oid 'hem OF my asIeemeht
N''' ,le D"nher' oHitllng Ao'Elhg' NOT
wen '.e motive 'hal had inspired me
Ana so YOU wished TO heip him IN
,l7 ues'sl7 against Olcny niue
Anne said the old comte mournfully
" len J H"u '""eIuueu you heip uS
~ '''e o'u '7''''' '''u'' pas ~ '''''
q 'l'.'oiiS p'' '"'oI y p no" nearly
'"' ''iiee ne un'ei'eu 'iS iHo'l'e 10
'-' ''e say = S'uo0eu nun ~ ms
: ouls'I ua' 2 "nen ne i''I cl,'9eu 'n7
49, mn w. pe','"ps %, ~
i.''i nus an i's"''s pui''a'i1u 'iieS
.'''''70 - - ''lu '"q o'U oiuei
,u1 ~ " ~ O7 N"i u 'N your
'',,,r'' ... =, ,'''i res
~ 'o'u n iue '''o1 ne VIII na' E your
properly "ltulA TWO weeks salo'
''!ese e"el'e 1nousahd francs OF
'i''eI'st appear nysteriously out Of 4
-.'il ny J 'nlnk ne VIII the comte
answered. AND doubtless YOU under
,. '.-.- '.,-p no" why ne was SO anxious to
i'u' ',l''S. , oui ooi.us' ana why he has
. pp..' 1r,, 1'.''y suoceeueu.
- ss IepIieu' lie feared that
, 7'-ou'u pi'Ce y ou III possession OF them
-, e.l@Die Sou " pay on the mort
az oH Nlchy.
-, iHe eol''e snook MS head mourn
u'i' i5
Guy 'ua1 = lhe reason that his son |
= i-solO'u gave me "hen we talked ou
e, "oa'' ! exclaimed
rs 1t possible that either Of that
- -..,.,'- s"1 p'l' OeiieFea you 10 be SO al
-. -. 90 ~ O7 "iii'ns 10 present
''''9 ~ an oiu man. 10 save his
-. - - NO my dear. II is be-
.,~. ros.--.s. - 90 'iiose ponds were IA
,..r,, ,...o''' ~. ? ou Vouiu nave rem
'.gu ..g 'i,in uaHAFupt
-.5,.io.'-,.. mas l''i''ons cried in- ,
-
.,.' Gnu .,,'5 5ouI ponds are worth. potent