The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-03-23
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CdAFT0E L-Osikno t0e ProspcN 2,
q months visit to her auStere Aunt, LAd1
pSythea LAmbs, At Jsrvaulx abpsy, ant
~ cousin, Alexander LAmbe. A3mes. VI.
nious daughter Of the Very. Asvsrsn9
Vscount Scroope, - In . rsoslhous MOOD
CHAPTER u.-She wanders into th9
DArk, there encounterin9 Z etraAgs youth
EoH na.o Eisn m0t III a., tu ass
az The two cement Il, acquaintance
bhlnx," and part. with dsorgipa Bar
@ hes or Ss A sBs a: ss oT tSa rpf
fpa shall impersonate her at Jery4ufx.
by: she zoe. or ,;I holiday I';yy. asorsinR'
en-. AIMEE again nssE hst III Il. III.
tsr his name Is Spencer, and she gives
terc A. Amy Shocks, at presest ''out Of .
A9rship in selling the Sphinx. In spirit
madcap adventure, she accepts. The
tro proceed to the town Of 6tanhoe, TAX
~ separate lodgings In Ivy cottage.
0Scrgina and learns that the deception
rs not been discovered. BY her dominant
tSrsonality she compsls oeorgina to con-
0Aue the subtsrfugs.
CHAPTER Won trial spin next day
"a the Sphinx, with Billy. Aimee almost
Sollides with . carriage In which are her
aunt, GoOTRlud 2uQ Alo8A000I. 1uO pdlE
escape unrecoRnixsd.
CnArrun v1.-aeorymA learns Inat
lord Scroope 10 coming to visit Lady Ery.
tAea and, reAlixing what viii happen on
&s arrival, il In hopeless bswildermsnt
CHAPTER Yu.-While Aimee u secretly
visiting Georgtna 1t Jervaulx, the place =
6urglari1ed. Aimee escapes.
CHAPTER yIII.-Georgina learns, with
much relief. that Aimee has got away.
1sS;a.s 15s1 roSbs.y " sSs wo1S g;
Noted thieves. who travel on a Ihotoroy-
CHAPTER x.-Billy. aware Of his
Hs follows her, on the Sphinx, to Jsr-
faulx. He hears the comnotion, at once
suspects burglary, and follows two figures
Gaa a5s Rs ea p ~
knocks out q man who attempts to shoot
dropped. He discovers the other fugitive
tri k HIM T With 0 STONE. rendering him
Unconscious, and the pair escape.
CHAPTER Xl.-Recovering, Billy dis
covers the package he had picked up is
jewel case, containing emeralds. Realiz-
ing they must be part Of the loot from
Jervaulx, he starts for the abbey. On the
way he meets Aimee, with the police In
pursuit. In a secure hiding place, cave
among the crag pits Aimee tells him the
whole story. He urges that she mako
frank confession to her father, but on re-
Election both realize Aimee's good name
has been compromised by her two nights
stay at Ivy cottage.
CHAPTER XII.-Assuring Aimee he
has a plan to save her, Billy leaves her in
stores the emeralds to the astounded
Lady Erythea.
CHAPTER XIII.-Rejecting any re-
ward. after explaining how the emeralds
came into his possession, Billy accepts the
position of chauffeur to Lady Erythea,
seeing In the situation a promise of way
out Of the embroglio,
. lin .ER xiV.-KeaiisIhg what her
fathers visit to JervAulf would mean,
Aimee goes SECRETLY to her home, disablee
the family auto. thus preventing HIS toVy,
hey, and induces parlQrpaid to let her
take her place at Jefvaulx.
CHAPTER XV.-Alexander recognizes
Aimee as the woman on the motorcycle
which ran into the Lambe carriage de-
gina divulges Aimee's identity. Hearing
her story. Alexander consents to keep the
secret.
CHAPTER XvI.-Alexander finds him
self very much in love with Georgina.
CHAPTER xVII-The approaching WIS.,
It of Alexander's sister. Lady Diana (who,
Of course, knows Aimee) brings conster-
nation to the two girls.
CHAPTER XVIII.-Another visitor to
Jervaulx is the Vicomte de Jussac. Dr.
ana's sutton. Diana recognizes Aimee and
threatens to denounce her.
"Of French workmanship, surely
never Of this country. The English
are a great nation, but severe
severe" He passed his hands over
the breastpfate. It detached quite
easily from the stand With sud
den impulse Bertrand fitted 1t to his
broad chest, passing his arm through
the thongs that had held 1t to the
stand. He laughed as he caught sight
Of his reflection In mirror.
at becomes me a merveille! Name
of name! Let me envisage myself
the conqueror Of my Diana"
He strapped on the greaves and
the gorget and, lifting down the big
helmet, placed 1t over his head, abraG-
ing his nose in the process. The suit
1T was the same which had fallen
during the night Of the burglary
had certainly been made for a knight
of great stature-it fitted de Jussac
very well.
''Magnihqus !" said Bertrand. "And,
who knows-if may be the very suit
of my ancestor! The"
He turned slowly, aware of someone
approaching. A tall, spectral figure.
white and ethereal, stood In the door
way.
1t was Lady Diana, in long girdled
wrap trimmed with white fur. In her
hand was rolled up paper that might
nave been a piece Of music; 1t trem-
lied visibly. Her face. as she gazed
It the armored figure, was as white as
Ter garments.
She controlled her nerves with a
nighty effort. If it was spirit II
vas indeed splendid one. TO her,
I all people, this manifestation OF the
afpite was y0uchsa ed: