The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-15

kne with" story the four diamond
studs And who but Milady and D'At.
tAgnRu should know IT, p'Artaguan told
himself that he WAS not falling In lov"
WIN Mlladt lie recognized this beau
tiful woman as an enemy and why she
was 80 he could not tell After his first
visit TO Milady D'ArtegnHn came again
and again to her house Each time he
appeared Mlady was more gracious than
tho preceding one Yet the secret OF
Mnady was sim unsolved for DArAsnan
The result was inrvitBhle Given
charming woman Of 40 odd and a boy OF
~ and the boy must fan In love, even
tlally one day. as he arrived with his
him at Mlndy's house he saw Miiady's
maid waiting for him under the arch
way Of the court She said she had a
message for him from Mlady and led
him 90 chamber W u winding stair
case You love my mistress said the
maid. Helm and what II | do'" II In
700 bad for my mistress does not love
you at nil II am much obliged TO you
for the Information. Dld Milady tell you
to give II TO me-
what do you think OF this" said the
mn i'd. and drew from her bosom pink
not II was addressed 20 the Count de
Wnrdcs DArtagnRn tore the letter open
, In spite OF the Cries Of tho maid ana
road you have not answered my frst
note Are YOU indisposed' or have you
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with at the ball ~ tho Duchess de Gulse'
You have an opportunity now, count DO
not allow II To escape.
80 YOUR mistress IA In love with tho
/ Count de NaTdes, II shr'' faid Dhrthg.
nan. And at that moment they heard
! the voice of Miiady calling Hastily the
maid. kitty by nanW went through the
door which led 20 the apartmcnt OF the
/ Countess Clark. And D'Artagnah heard
/ the countess scolding Kitty. Then ne
49,
C;ascon this evrnlng, KITTY. But un-
ders,and my game hsvo him safe
what will YOU do with him, madame"
what viii | do with him That remains
to be- seen. Hut detest the man. a
simple fool who held the lfe OF Loto no
Winter at his mercy and ala nov knl
him lost three hundred thousand lNtes
a wear by that FOOLS hesitation" That n
true" said KITTY. Your son was inc
only heir of his uncle and YOU would have
hnd the handling NJ his estate untii ne
came Of age" Yes. hut ] should long
ngo have fcvcngcd myrrlt upon the Gas
} con had not the cardlngl requested me
To make friends with him.
The Gnscon stole away, injured IN MS
I SELF esteem And when Ghscoh ~
wounded there he 10 wounded indeed, inc
,neY, nIrh, kitty brought him another
letter from Milady addressed to the Count
de Wnrd-s iIc opened II without any
scruples II read ns follows:
This f. the thirA, rme have written
10 tell YOU that | detest YOU II you
f,pcnt of the manner In which you have
acted toward m. the girl who brings this
massive viii ten YOU how "a man OF spirit
can ohtnin his pardon
/ D'Nrngnsn took pen and paper ana
wrote rs follows. Until the present mo-
m.nt could not hflov. that the first two
letters were addressed TO me, 50 un-
worthy DID feel mvself Of the preference
Won have shown Your servant assures
mo that ! have the good fortune TO be
loved by you | will come and ask my
perdon " YOU nj eleven O'Clock this eve
ming And then he signed II 'Comte de
Wardcs" This was merely forgery and
,amperIng with the mall-hut iu the brave
old days of the Three Guardsmen such Ut
"A. matters M these counted little Kitty
took this note to her mistress after some
weeping and after D'Artssnsn had ca