Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-10-18

pulse brought me back. 4 thought
ci.ine into my mind. wanted To share
ii with you IS proof 81 the sentiment
hlch l feel exists between rs. II j.
my firm belief that the same thought
IL different -ui>e. was travelling
through YOUR mind - you watched Tie
departure ~ YOUR guests
She morion-t hin 70 plz,- upon The
couch close ~ where size hat alrpady
seated herself
Come she invited prove t. ne
rhar You are q thought READER
He sans back n HI corusr- H.
hands with their short s-uboy rugers
We're claspe-i in trunr q him Hi =y-s
wide open and alert ssern=t 1z-si up-on
h-r with The lnzecuols .ne--s--l.-l-=ss
y child
To begin -h-n- I I'M ou- f-s-n-i ne
rrlcce u >-yr-- : ulS- -1r=r-s--z
might almost say ta=cina-1rz- study
Louise id not rely Ac-=- I'D
nl-n1'- pause. n cou-ru=..-
Among The whole a-is-oc-z-y -
France there vas ~ family =. .-a-h-.i
and detest-c - the ==isn=urs q S-yr-
1T the time u The revolution Thos-
~ the chateau in ORLEANS and Others
who were arrested IN Paris net their
death with singular contempt and calm.
Eugene u Seyre. hose character 10
my small way I have studied. IS Of
the same breed
Louise took up fan which lay Oh
the table by her side. and waved il
cArelessly in front OF her face.
One does so love" she murmured
TO hear ones friends discussed in d
friendly spirit
1T is because Eugene of Seyre is a
friend Of yours that 1 am talking to
you in this fashion," Graillot contin-
ued- You have also another friend
this young man from Cumberland"
"Wel?"
I'm him." Graillot went on, zone per
ceives all the primitive qualities which
90 10 the making of splendid manhood
Physically he is almost perfect, for
which alone we owe him a debt of
gratitude. He has. If | judge him
rightly. all the qualities possessed by
men who have been brought up free
from the faint Of cities. from the smear
Of our spurious GENERALIZATION. He Is
chivalrous and unsuspicious. He *
also, unfortunately for him, the enemy
OF the prince"
Louise laid down her fan. She no
longer tried to conceal her agitation.
why are you so melodramatlc?" she
demanded. They have scarcely spo-
ken. This Is, | think, their third meet.
ing"
when two friends" Graillot de.
clared, "desire the same woman, then
all OF friendship that there may have
been between them is buried. When
two others, who are so far from being
friends that they possess opposite
qualities, opposite characters. opposite
characteristics, also desire the same
woman"
Don't" Louise interrupted, with
sudden little scream. "Don'tl You
are talking wildly. You must not say
such thingsp
Graillot leaned forward. He shook
his head very slowly; his heavy hand
rested upon her shoulder
"Ah, no, dear lady" he insisted, 81
am not talking wildly. 1 am Gralllot
who for thirty years have written dra
mas on one subject and one subject
only-men and women. It has been
given to me to study many varying
types of the human race, to watch the
outcome of many strange situations.
have watched the prince draw you
nearer and nearer 10 him. What there
Is or may be between you 1 do not
know 1t is not for me to know. But
If not now, some day Eugene of Seyre
means you to be his, and he is not a
person to be lightly resisted. Now
from the skies there looms up this
! sudden obstacle"