Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1916-06-30
TheGreat Bank
Mystery
A Story of an Employees
VindicatiOn
BY p. A. mitchell


ress on the grounds Of NJ. Paul Bris-
son, wealthy manufacturer, In the
environs Of Paris. 1t was given to
celebrate the betrothal of his daughter.
Jeanne, to Lucien Villaret, young
man who, without fortune, was de-
scended from the nobility of France
and whose nature was as noble as his
ancestry. Accepting the changed con.
ditions for the nobility under the re-
public, he entered into business as a
clerk and was at the time Of his be-
trothal In receipt OF fair salary.
Jeanne possessed an equal income from
property inherited from her grandmoth.
er, and her father had volunteered to
give the pair house In Paris on the
day of their marriage.
There were dancing and feasting In
the chateau, while throngs Of guests
wandered about the grounds. Just be-
fore the close Of the festivities a
lackey handed Lucien letter. Lu.
Glen opened 1t and turned pale. Then
he staggered to sofa and buried his
head in his hands; but, suddenly recov.
ering himself. he hurried from the room
aras+s as,nn,shaS a, b,a annnaronoo
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'sanne' n",lns n.isseu nei ioser anu
A's DeeA 'o1 " N,'
'n"' sou'e ANS nuu peiniiei' hiin'
passed a sleepless night In the morn
ing she received a letter from him
stutins thut ne hau peeh uischargeu
ny MS empowers Without any reason
peAhs gwen put since MS posltioh was
one wherein ne was ihuusteu Win
1unus the natural inference was that
ne nad been suspected OF dishonesty
Tnat certainty would DO the reason as
signed by the world win the stigma
upon MIN ne could not permit Jeanne
10 Dear MS disgrace by marrying MIN.
Jeanne at once set out ror faris ana
gaining at Luciens home' was INFORM
co by his mother that the sudden
uansi'ion itoih 'i"uSeenueh' nappihess
W uSsi"ee nau "eUeu upoh niS seisf
wv i"'uio 30 "eVe'e.y "S " 'nio" nun
INV le,er anu ne was ueiiriouS'
Seanno 'isi'eu Nm in niS rooin, W. he
eiu no. Anow ner' one ,e.uineu "
nel ia.her 'ha.ehu' anu 'na' was Tue
zoe. '"e sa" VI ner wv ~ ione
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'e1se nis Deu ne uiSappeal.u
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o"e "aS 0o's'an. FiSi'"' "
ene po'.e9s s'usss, ~
.Sn Ins" "an.S ""' ''ii'o'' ink
sI,,'
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thnu, "a lit, lbs s 20 p" n
800 -. o.. -
No.u &C.. Ne Nh' ""'le 'e"hDe "uS
visiting MS ramlly ana nursing his
sick child he came In very much ex.
cited.
"Ah, mademoiselle." he exclaimed
III am glad YOU are herel | have met
with what NAV he n great blessing. or
IL NAV In the end be great misfor.
funp / need VDuF advice md Ubqth
or or not won have the wisdom In nd.
wise ma know that undar vour indu.
anca 7 can 40 M ,vrono aud thot ,ybo,
te,l Won Won will not S,vuIooU
.9roil mo vo,r sacra,w sa,d toanno
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One orn,n., J,Ios roroo,o ,ho om
s"S
CHI VINO was ueputeu 10 SORT tne mai
for the Bank OF France In Paris and
omen auch communications ma no
.hou,,,. 18th. h,..a. ~. ~. la -.
.A'us"' "".'ei NV VIC i"'u nei"'o
the managers. took up letter address
ed In woman's hand to His Excel
lency the Governor" Laroque hest
tated a moment. then ran his steel
opener through 1t. The letter read:
Monsieur the Governor-This is to notify
you that your Dahk - IN position 70 lose
sdS I asnarai nsi,v.rv parIs " !"
Io,,ora wora raca,vod sron ,,,,o b.
.mo H. tba honi, rron' norsons IT, ~
$50 o. no,g,dara,,n, o.. -, a..
otao,aia how ,ha ins,,,n.don oomiI - N.Y.
or how ~ con,d losa a aroot doaI 80
sonov Ioroana nnnstder,,,s 81, -.
tor ho,oro hin, e. no ono 20 ,h,a Ltnd
,tro,g a. ,n,o ,hn ,,os,ohosla. o,,, .aoI,
m ,ho navt
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