Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-11-29
SYNOPSIS.

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CHAPTER Ion trip through the Eng
ush Cumberland country the breakdown
Of her automobile forces Louise Maurei
famous London actress, to spend the
night at the farm home OF John ana
Stephen Strangewey.
CHAPTER II-At dinner Louise discov-
srs that the brothers are woman-hatins
CHAPTER III-Next morning she dis
sewers that John the younger brother.
has recently come into large fortune.
In company with him she explores the
farm.
CHAPTER Win a talk with him she
b disturbed by his rigid moral principles
and finds that his wealth has created no
aesire for any other life than the simple
one he IL leading. She tells him her
name and that she Is the friend OF the
prince of Seyre, rich and disreputable
nsighbor.
able to rid himself of the memory of the
actress and In spite of his brothers pro-
tests. John goes to London
CHAPTER Vile finds Louise
engaged In the rehearsal of a new
play, meets her friends and is enter
tanned at luncheon with her by the
prince.
CHAPTER vII-John at,yes SONNY
nome and she gives him friendly advice
About love and life In London The prince
mo Louise postpone q little journey they
sad arranged for.
CHAPTER VIII-Louise and her
friend Sophy take John out for a b.
hemian night, introducing him to
London Life.
TER Lx-;Ine prince taxes Jonn
snder his social care. Graillot. the
prince and John love her and that the the
prince VIII be dangerous enemy to his
CHAPTER x-The prince introduces a
!slauve LADY Hilda, to John. limiting
net she may be of use to him in his
education" Of John.
CHAPTER xI-At Seyre House Jobn I.
Introduced to celebrated dancer Gala
scse, VINO at once starts a violent fiirta-
e oav Win nm hlm- At supper the prince tells
aim to employ her to ruin him.
CHAPTER xII-CaIavera dance. ,or
tne supper party and afterward entices
Sonn TO hor, but he leaves her and the
aouso. ''
She stretched out her graceful body
in front Of the fire and raised her veil.
She was very smartly dressed, as usual
Her white silk stockings, which she
seemed to have no objection to dis
playing. were of the latest vogue. The
chinchilla around her neck and In her
little tOQue was most becoming. She
seemed to bring with her an atmos-
phere indefinable, in its way, but dis
tinctly attractive. Brisk In her speech
little commanding in her manner, she
WAS still essentially feminine
John, at her direct invitation haC
called upon her once or twice since
their meeting at the opera, and he haC
found her, from the first, more at
tractive than any other society woman
OF his acquaintance. None the less, hi
was a little taken aback at her pres
ent visit.
Exactly why are you here, any
h0wf" she demanded. II feel sure tina
Eugene told me the reason which ha,
brought you from your wilds, but
have forgotten It."
For one thing" John replied, "
have come because don't want to ap
pear prejudiced, and the fact that
never spent month In London, or evel
week, seemed a little narrow-mind
ed"
whats the real attraction" Lad,
Hilda asked. 1T is a woman, isn't 1t I?
Il am very fond of a woman VIII
10 In London" John admitted. "Per
haps 1t Is true that I am here on he
account"
Lady Hilda withdrew from her mut
a gold cigarette case and little box O
matches.
Order some mixed vermouth wit
lemon for me, please" she begged. q
have been shopping. ind l hate te,
don't know why I came to see vol
Issuddenly thought Of it when 1 wa
IN Bond street."
1T was very kind Of you," John sale
If l had known that you cared abou
seeing me, would have come to 70
with pleasure"
what does 1t matter?" she al
'swered. "You are thinking, perhap
that risk my reputation in coming I
young mans rooms? Those thing
do not count for me. Ever since
was a child have done exactly as
liked, and people have shrugged the
shoulders and said, 'Ah, well, 1t
only Lady Hildal' l am quite COZ
virced that II chose to take you O
to Monte Carlo with me next wee
and spend a month with you there,
should get my pass to the royal incl
sure at Ascot when I'returned, and m
Invitation to the next court ball, eve
In this era Of starch. You see, the
would say. 1T Is only Lady Hilda r"
The waiter brought the Vermont
which his visitor slipped contentedly.
$50 there is woman, is there?" 81
went on, looking across the room at h,
companion. Have you committe
yourself already, then? Don't you r
member what told you the first nigl
we met after the opera--tnat 1t
well to wait 2"
Eyes, remember" John admitted.
II meant IL