The Denver Jewish news., 1925-02-26

inc jew VINO pfctcnds not 10 bc n jew
Zimhcrg. to my bnllT"
Yes" agreed Vera.
81 hate Ilmbcrs and | have reason
To hate him. Tomorrow night I wish
TO get my revenge
what are you going to do?' asked
Vera innoccntly.
Sweetheart, do not be too anxious.
! wish to make his daughter drunk and
carry her or" he tcascd his porky face
breaking into Il grin
What! You have fallen for his
daughter? And ycu tell me this"
challenged Vera, her eyelids tightly
drawn from between which tiny sparks
flashed.
Wait Sweetheart. told you not to
he too anxious. / have other plans in
mind"
Vera regarded him doubtfully. Are
you in your senses. If | do not suit
you anymore why do not you tell me.
II You wish to cast me on for Jewcss
it will furnish fine gossip for the solons
Of Odessa" Vera shrugged her finely
shaped shoulders that We're loosely
draped with n bold silk creation, rs II
conscious of her power.
The governor pattcd her head. "Ncra.
YOU little spitiire, you know that
NyoIIld never give Won mn"
well, why this? What do you ex-
pect to gain by kidnapping the daughter
of Zimberg? Tell me, you are not los
ing your mind are YOU" concluded
Vera taking his face between her tiny
hands and printing kiss on his lips
NO. l am gaining nothing but re
vcnge and the chance to get even with
n Jew. Oh! how / haze them. And
You are going to help me-
81! How can help you? This Is
your business, and don't let me catch
You trying to deceive yOu little Vera
lou know the penalty for that she
said roguislily shaking her finger at
him
NO, Vera. wish Ia have nothing
to do with The JeWess. although YOU
must admit she is pretty he sighed
II wish you to attend To it all. YGu
are TO get her and her mother drunk. >
What, | drink with the Jewesses
DO you wish me to he as low as thatY'
Just this time, Vera, for your
Ivnnovitch. We must conceal our feel.
ingS To gain our advantage. You are
to get her and her mother drunk and
then you are to lead them here TO this
room. II is where no one will disturb
you until l send some one else to carry
the girl away. Then We can take care
of the mother"
And where are you going to put her
What are you going to do with her.
Right now | haven't formed any bet
ter plan than tG send her to the front
uS Red Cross nurse. But we will
let Iimberg think his daughter has left
the ball with one Of my officers. ] will
take care Of those details"
Vera smiled at him coqucttishly.
And is my Ivan sure that he will
never forget his little Vera and that
he will not allow this proud Jewish
beauty to turn his heady"
NO, never my head. But my benrt
is weak he replied with an ingratiat-
ing lccr
I'm take care of your heart, but
you must take care of your head
cooed Vera.
We'll as | have said, | will turn her
over TO the Red Cross unless some
other scheme should occur to me. All
want is that she should he seen in
Il drunken condition leaving the ball
with the officer
Vera fell in rcadily with his design.
She pointed out to him where il could
be changed in several particulars and
they eagerly discussed the hest methods
of getting R"becca into their power and
lh'll ulSlh'~ll- ~ ilef. NUlIllpH lhuSl-
ed hrutally for he believed that the
news that Rcbccca had left the ball
with one of his officers would innict
a crushing blow on Iimbcrg, one from
which his prctcusions would he long in
recovering if at ALL
The pair agreed on their respective
parts In their intended tragedy. Then
clasping Vera to him in close en-
brace and pressing burning kisses to
her lips lie took leave of her.
Vera sat in the chair gazing rctlcc-
lively toward the door through which
kudrilUn had disappeared "The old
fool" She suid, hut | have f" sop ana
coddIc him for he is useful" Then
arising She herself went out and into
her patiGut's room
Gru be continucdD
The rich man does not know but