The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-03-08
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madame IL Resting

WhAi DO you thinh we ought tc
d5f Bleeiow 1skeo Austren,x
fino out the truth d we can &c
maj 81 least we viii De In . position
70 save Dryden u the necessity arise.
I'm afraid thats our simple dur,
since % coverins up the actual time
ana place Of the Killing we irc ence
ne course Of events ana caused Dry.
den 70 Be suspected II you mad called
me police Shen vronski was sbo,
Dryden would probably not have been
involved 81 ALL
rhsfs right I suppose admitted
bieeiox.
wonder (" said Austrelitz sravely
u Madame Karssnakofi would see
Us . ws went along there. now7-
You thinb she'd tell yoL any.
thinsf- asked slgeiow skepticaliy
she might could show ner thai
eopJ Of the letter ano lei ner compare
u with ne facsimile And I couIu
snow neF this He opened his desk
drawer q drew out Q slip Of pa.,, .
With his ieiterhead on II
You we're able TO recover it7" cried
b. eagerly
Noe admitted Austrelitz. -bui
4
taintiy And think I can convince
her that ! can prove only she could
have nao the opportunity 70 type N
tnis once Yesterday ! can saw that
Mt9 Uestcott heard the machine 90.
ina She didn't as . matter OF fact but
hafsanakof1 won't know that either
! darenT claim she left finger.prints
on the machine because she may have
worn gloves
blgelow smiled ana went to the
telephone % call the Carleto.. A the
caneer's suite. Liariushks answered
him
is Madame Karsanakoff there3'
asked Bieelow.
Madame Is resting" answered
Marius1ka Who Is II speaking.
please7-
BlseIow told ner.
-Oh. oui Madame cannot be dis
turoeo oow said MariushkE -She
has the dress rehearsal tonight at
eiGht o'clock Tomorrow night e the
opening Of the ballet"
I'D forgotten about that admitted
biKelow "Dc you suppose she would
80 me tor few minutes n ! came
round before she starts Tor the the
aserr-
-Oh. ..o--impossible. : said Mariush.
Ne -Madame must repose herself be-
tore sne dances And al dress re-
hearsal 50 many things 60 wrong TO
try the nerves Tomorrow perhaps n
Bur then tomorrow Is the first per.
formanee I cannot say
-You don't think she would see me
o. the theatef toniRht--f-
On no no-impossibIel" protested
Marlushka Tomorrow perhaps--inI
ne early -fternoon-if n Is very I'm
portant that you see ner-7"
Very well" said Bigelow Tell her
that { ieiephoned won't sou1"
Yea win tell Madame" said Ma
riusaka -Coodby
Bigelow hung up the receiver With
. sc0wi and an Impatient shrug.
a Can From Anne
I'D forgotten about nef openinf to-
] morrow night" said Austrelitz
she mentioned u yesterday when
she was here and left seats for Anne
and you and me" "a
we might 60 along to the theater
and try 10 see herr" suggested Bige-
low
we wouldn't get In. 1. And eve
n we did. the time wouldn't be oppor-
tune We don't want to speak bur-
riediy to nef Tor o few moments We
want 10 talk with her at our ease. We
want 10 make her talkl Much better
wait and try our luck tomorrow
4 suppose So" murmured Bigelow
without enthusiasm But tate the
delay One doesn't know what Hage-
dorm ls up to. eli this time Nor what
trouble that baroness woman may be
making"
= know" nodded AustreIitz.
TIE telephone rang Austrelitz an
swered Il and handed the receiver to
Bigeiow. -It's Anne--for you" be
said
-HeIIo4" called Bigelow eagerly In
20 the telephone.
Hello" said Anne. = thought I'd
nno you there when you didn't an
swef ct the hotel What do you think
o. that letter In the paperr
I'VE think Karsanakoff wrote II.
said Blgelow.
That's what ! thought the instant
! saw III That Is" Anne Amended.
81 thought u must have been writ