The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-09-02
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After moment. 10 which the Mar.
nulae d'EaellEnhc gazed At the bougain.
silIea and wondered how anyone could
admire It's crude and vulgar color, Miss
Redmond asked
"Did you ever think that the Due dc
fremont was III lover"
Turning shortly about to her niece.
her aunt stared at her,
In love. my deari"
with Madame de IA Maine"
The arrival af Maeame de Ia Maine
had been q bitter blow 10 the Mar.
anlse d'aaellgnNe, The young woman
was. however. much loved In Paris and
quite IL the eyb Of the world There
was no possible reason. Why the Mar.
quiae d'Eaclignac should avoid her
You have been hearing gossip,
Julia
= have been watching lovely
woman. said the girl simply. "and a
man. That's alb. You wouldn't want
me to marry a man who loves another
woman. ma tahte. whom the woman
loves him and when ! love another
mani"
She laughed aud kissed her aunt's
cheek.
Let ~ think OF the soldier" she
muFmared. ''lat 10 think just Of him.
ina tante. win you mott"
The Marquisp d'Eaoilgnac struck
her coIora
IN the hallway OF the villa. In a
snowy Rlhbeh Nand hts cleanswaahed
appearance was much IN his fayorl.
1Iammet Abou waited TO talk with the
grandmother" and the excelleney,
sic preaaed both hia hands 70 his
forehead and hts breast aA the ladies
entered the yealihule, There was a
afagnant odor df myrrh and sandal
wood IN tho an, Tho marble vesti-
bule was cool and dark. the wallis
hung with hlah-eoioFed atuifs. the
windows drawn to keep out the heat
The que de fremont ana Madame
10 Ia Maine came out OF the salon
together Trernont nodded TO the
Arab
u hope you are \ little lesA and
he touched his ioFehead smiling. TO.
day. my friend
n am aa God made me, Monsieur :"
What have you got today = asked
Julia Redmond anxiously. liking her
eager eyes upon lammet,
Il seemed terrlbie 10 her that this
man should stand there with vital
secret and that hoy should not all be
~ bis feet Ile glanced boldly around
~ them
There are no soldiers heres"
mo, no. you may speak freely"
The man went forward 60 fremont
and put q paper In bis hands, untold.
iuG Il like n chart.
This u What monsieur asked me
fora plan of the battlefield THIS Is
the battlefield. and this Il the
desert"
fremont took the char, CA the
page vas simply 4 round circle. drawn
IN red ink. With 4 tew Arabian eharac
teru and nothing else ilammet Ahou
traced the circle Ntth bis singers
tipped with heniAA
That VAS tho battle, MoaMlenr"
hut thia Il no chart. IIammei
Abon
tbs other continued. aumoved;
And ali the test h deAeFt, liks
thls
Tremont ever The mans SNOWY
tuthan. glanced AZ the others ans
mhguRNed Every one but Julia Red
sn0ad theaEht Ne Was insane shs
came up 70 him ueeFe be stood CLOSE
tn fremont shA said very SLOWLY IL
Frenel. sompelrn ,he MAS dasl
eyes 20 meet heHs;
@Nra don't Nia % tell ~. Hamme
Ab8n. anything more Am api
riEhtf Foa aouH ~lah az 90 snoa ta'
tfush
s Il - do American plstes
a. ass lhs nieatal The Arab. aitl
aslarsNee. o.. b "a hta tasehead be
fore hsr
m / saade q true plan.- he sai,
costly. -ysur cxeellency coaid give 4
touaorroN 20 the government
just shat sh'Iula be done Julia.
said the MaFQaiss q EseilsnAe. 90 Ems
ilsh. This nan should be aFrCste,
a. once
Na tante." pisaded Julia Redmond
She felt a. though slender threa,
Vas between her fingers. threat
which led her % the door OF tAhy
rinth and ehich . rude touch Nigh
eauss her 10 lose forever.
D. ror had manel would you star