Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-26


 "uJng it all, said [. and then lapsed into a mortified silence
 When the Hazards and Smiths de- parted the neXt morning they were In fuli possession or aii of our pians, hopes and secrets, but they were bound by promises that would have haunted them throughout al eternity If they allowed them Go he violated l do not reyHil having Secu two more intensely excited. radiant women in my life than Elsie and Betty Billy They were in an ecStatic stute Of mind. Their hus- bands but little less excited. offered Co help ms in every way possible. ana Co prove their earnest turned the brow of tbc motorhoat down stream, abandoning the trip up the river in or der Co be in Vienna in ease ! should need them for my purpose whatsoever.
 "NOu may rest ea~y so far as | am concerned. Mrs Titus" said the young diplomat "As representative of the United States government l can't be come publicly involved in this inter national muddIe I've just got to keep my lips sealed lf it were discovered that knew Of al this, my head would be under the sHickersuee in no time at aIi Swish Officially suicidedw
 Al TO o'clock the next morning l was called 10 the telephone. Smith had startling news Co impart Count Tar l0wsy and Baron Umovltch bad en- gagged in duel with pistols at sunrise and the latter had gone down with bullet through his lungs! He died au hour latcr parnowsy. according to tne umors fyln. about official Wien. uH. was already on his way to Berlin. where he would probably remain in sccusiou until the affair blew over or imperial forgiveness was extended Co him.
 There was cause for satisfaction among us even though the baron had fallen instead of the counL Ihe sen. ~Itiou1i affair would serve 70 keep Iawowsy under cover for some weeks ar least and minimize the dangers at tending tHr C0uutcSs flight from tine castle StiID ! could not help feeling 1puo.utrd over fhp outcome uf the meeting Why couldn't Count Taruow sy have been the one to faug
 The countess. very pale and distrHu. gave uuer0ucr Co her feelings m most rpuarsablr speech. She said "TIis Is uue of tBp few Hue thiuc- that Maus has pvcr done am glau that he Eilled thar man. He should have done SO long ago, rhe beast. He was-uoh.-the most despicable crea lure I've nvrI Ku0Wu
 She said no more than this. but our could readily grasp au that she ierI unuuprpd
 t'o'lu-rufI. rather seutentiously re- marked tC little Rosemary. who could not have comprenended the words of course "Weu Hule Rosebud your rana may be a spendthrift, but he nsv. CT wnstrs bullets
 Which was entirety uncaned for. contend was struck by the swift look or dread that ieappd into Aline's eyes and ner wlur
 tu JDp uf Hu this rame the astonish. liiE news hN riIltr dispatch from old Jasper Titus prlurw adviser in Lon don ilat uls u4cr of SlUIuOUO had been declined hy luruuwsy two days before uir cuum having replied ch1ouIu u,~ mvyers tHat nothing short of two miliau, vuud induce uim Co re.ingui@h aI .iuim> Jo hls child
 ] had nepu I-uoraat of this move h thp case and expressed my surprise.
 "l asked mJner Co do lt. Mr. smart sa,d Jba countess d-jertedly "lt seem. cd fGr ri-ir~I way out of our dtGicm ,io~ and fI- rurue-t He WiIl never give lu Io tui- urv demand though We must wa.r tHo best uf it'
 "Eut wG, did you suggest surh a lhlus to nunt ! demanded with hrut SHe lorbrd nuu "Erpuu~r you >rem rd Go tnMh u Was Ihr right and uon 3rabie Inus to d1 sue sad patiently .l d1 unt iHr-ri what rJu said tn mr days alI aJs- a-u rtru tiuueu u maN have s.UHd iut mind iau sai. that hlLun Is u.au and welt ,