The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-05-15

beer ealing yo1 to- Ss-ls time
YES. madame, ! didn't hear you,
-aE1-e.
Mr. Czr-t-=--z returned 70 her .
r,o- followed - L--srte- As scon as 4
they we've a-c1e Together tie mistress
said
-Izs.-s. 4 course Whist soss o. Be I
tween yc- z1d B-2rca does not neces- .
ss-Iv e--ee-z -e. e-c don't want
az -yS.s-T Z z. house Though
va-r Biz-c4 ~ rrzc-es II speaking +
Ttz1S-. vt-1 ss-d es- sway a. cnce
Il Sc { interfering II z-y way with
~ 61-es1c arrangements
Sc as -. interfere. madame
VS. lie z,-o<- E-s-dssle reriy-
Ms Ca----oc wSs PUZZLED She
sai5 70 more hrt ks7t Up : god deal
= thinking 4t.,rt tbs strange status
A-atvse- tie tvo maids. Had i been
S.s.wse2 L4rsr-a sci the butler she
we-.5 ~ have been surprised. FOR :
concealed .ove Is common mystery.
But TIE I2tv co1li not understand any
-eIz-tc -ssir between tvo girls that
neede-i - - kept secret
ore evening when Mrs. Darlington
was dressing fo- function calling to-
Ter most re<3lenielt aiorrnerts she
sent L!retre t1r her Jewels They
we're kept II I safe set into the wall
Ms Darlington ard Lizette were the
Only two persons who knew this con-
b!14.on. L;zette went 20 TIE safe.
operei II. b-t when she looked IN the
j box containing the Jewels they were
nor there.
Mrs. Darlington. hearing something
far ard Llze-te lat returning with the
teve.s. went into the hallway and saw
the girl .vtnE il heap before the safe.
Running = her. STE picked up Lirette,
who az the same tine came 70 herself
ant -ookei with terrible distress 81
re empty Jewel box lying or the fooS
beside her. Ms Darlington took IN
I tie st--2-i2- a. o1ee-
The .a3- Il this occasion exhibited
--ea- presence y mind She closed
- safe DOR sid turned the coutirs-
-35- - lock i. Then she raised
Lt-e--e 2ni supported her. taking the
teve. box with hs-, 70 he- own rom
an .ockt-- The door. placed her o. 8
,o---e. NJ suspicion y Llzette was
a--s--st-ei. tor she had evidently ne:
with : Surprise she said that she
h.d never gwen the combination q
lie safe - ary ore
Ms Ca--i-gron vent 70 8 telephone
both ani rang NJ detective agency
giving the chief brief statement o.
tie case, He advised that the los
q he jewels te kept q secret. and /
vas arranged that MIS- CarringtoI
: Should adj 70 her stat q language in
s-ueto-s & German. who should reall.
: be detective.
! MIS-. Darlington gave out 70 th
household that she had become sud
deny indisp.osei and Kept her roou
= L.zsIIe remaining with her. The mex
: morning the mistress was relieved
:. learn that Lone OF her servants Ia
4 disappeared After breakfast Profe.
sor Swe!rze- appeared and It was 81
nourced that be would remain a shol
- tine In the house 10 ground Mrs. Ca
!, rinEon in the ruiiments Of the &c
10 man language.
"A he had q private conversation wit
10 LiLe-te. and after i was finished TO
~ her mistress that she knew who hs
i taken the jewels, but would not peac
ha The next item u news he gave his eI
au ployer was that Blanca was man.
=. Mrs. Darlington. as soon as she b
). recovered from her establishment, So
On through the strange status between b
a. two maids. The man had doubtle
he revealed himself 70 Lizette and b!
IL very likely made love 70 her. Both s
and the detective felt sure that the
Ia called Blanca had stolen the tewe
"a. and tie question was how II prove
10 his knowing that the theft had be
~ discovered and lis slipping away
"a. fore he could De secured. He show
,ar apprehension OF the introduction
An Professor Swe.tZer into TIE househo
,ar but uo sign q intended flight
IN The pvacttced ere OF the detect.
a. was not deceived n the Italians u2i
"a up. though it had deceived every Q
:, in the house. or cos-se, this fact
:, ing known. no other evidence was
A. CURED that he was the thief. The 2
tessor not only kept his knowle,i
from the household. but disaEu
any suspicion the rascal might ha
"a. that his sex was suspected. This
-. did because he wished 10 recover |
- stolen jewels as well as the crimins
However, no tine was lost. Call
- for s couple Of assistants the detect
=. arrested Blanca or course the Ital
- knew that his game was discover
- and it was all up with hin With
= putting his accusers 70 the trouble
a. Masking an examination he confeS
l,b that he was s man; that he had lea
-, ed % Mrs. CaE-.ngIons desire for
Italian maid and had disguised /
.,a sels for the purpose OF securing
- situation and plunder. He had
N Lizette under his influence and {
80 cealed himself behind her when
= opened the safe. thus learning the c
- binadon. He had taken the jewels
- ing the night before the loss was
. covered and was watching for IN
= por1unicy TO get away with them T
hs+ were concealed where they would
shs be easily found. snd Mrs Caring
Ing 2e-slea AoI 70 FEeee IL. =
would give them up. This be did :
.-as 50 far as she was concened- he
h,a lot troubled
rs when Ms Darlington went abr
ga she took I1Ietre with Der, having
No. given her for haviEE been cartivs
ar b the Italian. which was be- {
.r-s. ST. tQr she VS. lot suspected q
l. ecEE-.c-ty WI rs c-S2'1esSs'
So E-sIreSS vas e--l.e7l % @@4. LlE