The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-02-02

for the death of Marie Disart! Ha!
That is jest" cried Baskineli
81 am trying to do nothing of the
kind. | simply reminded you of the
little affair. ] know as well as you
that it was all beautifully cleared up,
and man is still in prison for it. l
know you are as safe here as that man
in jail, Signor Baskinelli"
What are you talking about them"
THE little woman that so charmed
you here. ! remarked merely that
those who are captivated can capture"
mot in this country-not among the
Puritars. One must be good--and
You haven't forgotten your little
friends, Marie, and Di Palma and Wit
rio? They are all respected residents
of New York. We know where they
might be found"
AT Cagliacci's?"
Precisely. Dining upon the best of
spaghetti and the richest of wines, and
Iaying for it at the point of the sti-
| letto."
"But--ah, You are talking nom
sense. We could not find them they
could not find us.
| I'VE might telephone and try" sug-
gested Owen. "Cagliacci, YOU know,
| is now up-to-date. He has a telephone.
! He considers it a sign of respectable
ity."
! And then what do you propose
"Picquot-i mean Signor Baskinelli.
! | propose nothing. Unless possibly
there might be after the reception
a little trip to Chinatown. 1t might
amuse the ladies'"
You are right, | will invite them
all" said Basckinelli.
And how about calling up Marie at
| Cagliaccis-just as an old friend"
1T might be best
They moved together down the cor
ridor and Owen directed the way to a
little study secluded from all other
apartments of the great house.
You seem to be familiar with the
home of our gracious hostess" re-
marked Backinelli.
81 make it a rule to be familiar
with all homes in which Miss Marvin
is entertained
Miss Marvin? You are. then rel
ative?"
81 am her guardian"
"Ah-hl You have control-perhars
of certain small sums bequeathed to
herr"
yes"
And you would like as few per-
sons as possible in the Chinatown par
tyr"
"As few as possible
They called up Cagliaccis.
Harry and Lucille came out of the
conservatory.
al Ia i,,F
said between us that could have cans
ed it" he was saying. II was fighting
the whole thing hard, but | was fight
ing it like beggar | am always a
beggar with Pauline"
But you told her it wasn't right
that she was risking other peoples
liyes?"
In spite of her distress over Pau
lines codness, Lucille burst into
laughter.
They were Just emerging into the
music room. Pauline, like the Others
turned at the unexpected sound. She
gave on glance at the two and tarned
gave one glance at the two and turned
Baskinelli was busting about, max
ing up an impromptu excursion party
Hal You people Of New York
N
All Europe is here and you never
cross Fourteenth street. mean tc
SAY Fifth avenue"
1T is more DANGEROUS to cross Fifth
avenue than to cross the oCean-that's
probably the reason" said Harry. "The
traffic cops all along the Gul fStrean
are so careful
Pauline stopped BaskneliS intend,
ed reply. She wanted Harry ignored
utterly. Her anger had made him flip,
pant. His fliDDancy had put the sea-
of completeness upon her anger.
In place known as Cagliacci's, in
the dreg DEPTHS of Elizabeth street
the ringing of the telephone bell was
much more startling, much more I'M
usual than the crash of pistol shot
or the blast of bomb.
The habitues moved quietly to the
door that leads to the roofs, while
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