Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-05-16

SIS on being at ii. is it arranged?''
Right. chief. Unless YOU hear
10 the contrary, I'll meet O at 8
o'clock this evening on the. Boule-
ward Suchet.
Perenna did not see Mile. Levas-
seul again that day. He went out
in the course OF the afternoon, and
called at the registry office, where
he chose some servants: a chauf-
icur, \ coachman, a footman, a
cook, and sc on. Then he went to
a photographer, who made a new
copy OF Mile. Levasseur's photo
graph. Don Luis had this touched
up and faxed it himself. so that the
project of police should not per-
celve the substitution of one set
Oh features for another.
He dined at a restaurant and. at
. o'clock, joined Mazeroux on the
Boulevard Suchet.
Since the Fauville murders the
house had been left in the charge
OF the porter. All the rooms and
all the locks had been sealed up,
except the inner door of the work
room, of which the police kept the
keys for the purposes of the in
quiry.
The big study looked as it did
before, though the papers had
been removed and put away and
there were no books and pamphlets
ieft on the writing table. A layer
OF dust, clearly visible by the cleo
'r2c light, covered its black leather
and the surrounding mahogany.
well, Alexandra, old man."
cried Don Luis, when they had
made themselves comfortable,
what do you say to this9 It's
'ather impressive, being here
ain, whatf But, this time, no
arricaaiug of doors, no bolts, chi
a. 1gs going to happen, on
Il of the 18th of April, we
at nothing in our friends
av hey shall have full and en-
'3'erty. It's up to them, this
io'ins. Don Luis was
'es sinealarly impressed,
eli saia. by the terribl.
Q of the two crimes
a. Aeen unable to pre-
~ AZ. Ln,,4, 49,. r
ha3iee. Aud he also
~ith roal emotion the
ale' which he had
: Mma, Fa,1villc, the
ernalr and her arrest.
e abort her," he said to
~. 80 she tried to kill
eaia Nazcronx, "a thor
say attempt, though she
iad 1f axe ii in a manner which
slie INST have hated. She hanged
'lersc in strips of linen torn from
her elects and undcrclothing and
twisted together. She had to be
restored by artificial respiration.
She is cut of danger now, | believe
but she is never left alone, for she
sworc she would do it again"
HShc has made no confessioni"
"No. She persists in proclaim
ing her innocence"
And what do they think at the
public DrOsecufor'sf Az Tho nro-
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why should they change their
opinion, chief The inquiries con-
firm every one of the charges
brought against her; and, in par
ticnlar, it has been proved beyond
the possibility of dispute that she
alone can have touched the apple
and that she can have touched it
only between IL o'clock at night
and Z o'clock in the morning. Now
the apple bears the undeniable
marks OF her teeth. Would you
admit that there are two sets of
paws in the world that leave the
same identical imprint?''
No, no.. said Don Luis, who
was thinking Of Florence Levas-
scur. mo, the argument allows OF
no discussion. We have here 4
lfact that ist clcar AZ daylight; and
the imprint is almost tantamount
,toa discovery in the act. But then
how, in the midst Of all this, ore
we to explain the presence Of"
Whom! chieff,,