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

A Student Of
Languages.
For the Purpose OF a :
SoiOHn Abroad
~ KnE-I-E n -NrMAINGA
By LOUISE B. CUMMINGS

"Lizer-e," sail Nj Darlington -
her maid. who was dressing hs- hz--.
Il expec- - 80 abrozd II the 2Etr11-
shz.. :, E-sr 70 It2ly, then - >Et.-
re-laud. then = France s12- set
OF vs-v vel i France. hecs-se E2Te
learned = speak the language L AK .
tag with yet I h.ve tee1 studying .
Italian. but i order % -c-ve-ss Z .
-hst ls--rsSe ! red practise Z i s1t1 .
as have had With yo- i French .
an thinking y getting E1ot-e- E2s1
for that purpose Not q interfere .
with yoE. she wi. have tie eare q ~
wardrobe aca w2lt Upon ne Wien you !
are otherwise engaged.
win yoG give Ae- the care q your
Jewels. madame
-Nor 81 al Yo1 viii remain L
charge q them ! have Pe-tect con1-
denoa il yc- a-t would not think q
tat-rsttrS then T. t1e care % any one
else
This a--o-1 cement vas . prepare
I41etta ~ Ire ea--1g y o1e she
u;-.r e.1e-v-Se think Vas Intended
70 taza her Place Ms Darlington a.
p3ei - hs- Italian tea cher - furnish
hs- With s woman who would accept
maids Place. but Who co1-i SPEAK
Italian more correctly than one usually
c.cc-py1-= q -e-5a. position. ae F:o---
tsei Mrs. C4---1l - l-.s-s-F liz
SET e he matter.
II due t5-4 : ye-z= wo-2Z srE~2--
ed viz : -l-a t-1- S.--c- S7s-ar--.
.
al ~ hing ~ TIE co-sc-1sss Wiz
wLssz Sc s-oze 10 IEz1z- .s-E--1Ee-
Ee- ran - Bans M9-sL she
Ses-s.z -z-zs- yg--Ss- t1a- Tie age
sic -zvs. vt.cz w4s Eve--y--Tc. Let
s-7s2z-s - * z1-e thar eighteen
Instead y h2v--- he black b2+- and
eysS -s-L - I-a-.2-s- sic rs s
t.-.- she Ms C4--Sec2 2eeded
he- :, ---vs-ss wi.1 All St1oz SQe-
re.15 v5-.ze,. - te- p-,aC1:iarioa and
se-e-z. kroE edge = tie Italian 81
Ez-a SO rs e-S-<el-
Indeed. R-a-.4 wzs fund -3t g =
a Eu1a IS il 81? Fc--.oSe ezce7'
thzt ~ -1.e1 sic VS. eSE---4--y Eee-d
e. So Lzd nothing 70 - with LEI
mistress --tls.. that was attended 4
By LEe--e. tct when called upon i
t..1s sane ar-isle q clothing she man
Tested s singular otV-se1ess- o. o.
occasion when I'D 20 bring 6 re:
gown size brought t4tA robe On 81
other. when the italian was GALE
upon for s t-aSS.ere, she handed IN
brush and comb
L-ette laughed 81 the girl for be
stupidity. bur her mistress believe
that Bianca had not been brought q
with vel. 70 10 women She ha
doubtless associated with those WI
wore Only the rlainest clothing. 81
Mrs CarringIo could not UNDERSTAND
. II this hal been her condition, how 81
could speak the language Of s we
bred person. Blanca explained BY So
Ing that she had never had siste
that her Parents. though they had be<
well 10 do persons. during their chill
hood and youth could not give her Z
variety Of dress enjoyed By other sir
OF her class.
Blanca had not been long in T.
house before her mistress began 10
dee that the relations between her "
maids had changed. Lizette had
first rather uarrUniZei Blanca. symF
thizins with her stupidity as 70 b
duties and instrucring her in them. :
OF & sudden her manner toward b
fellow servant changed The freedc
with which she had treated her dlss
reared and was replaced By reser'
Then, TOO, she was ST times inclined
sneak harshly 70 the Italian. while
other times she would seem singular
complacenr
Mrs. Darlington one day spoke
Lizette about this chanse-
sLlxette,- she said. L know the G
Hculries OF servants constantly ind
the same roof getting on with ea
other. but do hope that yoo and BIZ
ca viii not disa<r ! an rapidly
coming able 20 give her orders
understand what she says 70 me
Italian. Now, Il you and Biancs Gu
rel ! shall have 70 send her sw'
and that viii be the end q ny pr'
doe in Itatan- TT 10 SET on "
her foz the few months that rerns
before we 80 abroad
This brought 10 explanation OF
status between the two maids Lie
did not admit that there was any
feeling On her part for Bianca. ard I
did not deny thst there was she
doing" her mistress hstr when
subject vas tcoachei and went
brushing tie glossy locks without
word. BGt Ms. Darlington saw B,
reflection T. : mirror before her :
her maid VS. pe-Trrhe1 b. what
had SAD s1d was evidently conceal
something
Mrs Darlington wSs more I1teres
n keeping L. two maids ea anics
terms rhs- = ts--e.i1g ut the 6
q this singular change thst h2d C
between them Nevertheless she
decd rhzr Blanca seemed 70 have
influence over LL-ey-e- On c1e .
st,r. waez tie mistress h2d called
zez1e without getting reply.
went . tie ss-v21rs quarters %
what wzs TIE uS--er. ors-i1g {
without warning sic cane upon
rxo rs55s Il earnest cc-ve1szE
The Fre-.h g. vas rsIkt1g rsr