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- That s right," , • . , 4 : •
"You saw, nothing ;by the way thett
was in the least 4'91&&ry w eie
you were here tl+i morning?
aI sawnothing; eNgellt 'what
told You.".. • .
"And Ye„iere 'gate mire Yell befUld
mot11.0 ,„.spr411,1 14 about half
II'Pst rarielCeevr•id?f; Move s he'aSked this,
question. but eliolitly different netel
had ,Orept into his. voice, and it :4aeted
oh,,Drultker-M a startling manner, He
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k Man •kheein as Core 'Robin in shot
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•••• • • with, an arrow on the areherk range. be-
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••• .se the iiome 'of .tg
Fir. .,The
•' seems. to. bp' a 'mad' mati'S.drapa,
• ti• tion• of "Whigt• Willed 'Cock. Robing"
triet Attorney Markham is pliz.zleci.
• and •calls iu Philo vanee,weeittby Yettne
'bachelor Whp• tlabhles the ,solving .of
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unusual Mysteries. • seer -ling (Gerinan
• • for Sparrow), WAS the, laSt..,seen' with
-4-Ttobin. 7.Doth he and Ftcibirt'Welf.e 41 love
••',. ••' with $elle pniard„ the 'profeSsolos-niene:t.
Sigurd 4ArneSsott; • A. p,rotege 'et", the' •pro,
fessor'S wishes informathIn on the
'• Ueee sohe • Can solve it • path
neighbor,. Pai4e.e, ShoWs an interest
in, -.the •cas..• Mrs. Drukker,.. "neighbor
•; With an .unbalanced nind. be1ieves• her
' •rrown-qp..son..,to. be. Still' .a ,baby: The
„• . non is a eriPine",yritii abnorpal intenees.
• .erel.a niatheme!tielan. Vance .deterinin'S
• • '*6 Drukke . • .. • 4 . • .
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When were again in the Dillard.
,kee: •
'' •••drawing room and. 1Viiss' Dillard had
• ;left us4J.O: rejoin heir uncle n the
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libraty, Vane • without:preliminaries'
, ' • . •• proceeded to the business 4in hand.
• .."I didn't'care to 1.yerry your Mother,
• •••,' Mr. Drideker, by questioning You in
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t Ifeectba %mem:Minh at„ you
••• tailed here this orning shortly before
"get _s_e-44if11eult, as tricky." Druk-'
leer was ;watching Vance shrewdly.
"Ae soon asell ,diseovered.that. an ap-
pareritly 'useless pawn move was the
key .t6 the impasse, the SolutiOn as
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"How long did ,ii.teke yOur'
• alialf . et, Se."
about: _halt. psiSe ten, shali
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ek-e* eay . •
"That would be about right;;"Drek-
ker settled deeper .into his chair,„but
his tovert alertness did not relo,38....
• "Then you must have been. in the
areheryereept when Mr. Robin:and-Mr;
Sperling' can% there."' .; •
'The man did not answer at (Mee;
atie, Vance,..pitetending not tii't notice
his',hesiti'ney, added: l"Prefeseor;D'l
lard said they celled at the, liven
about ten and, after waiting .a While
in'the drawing ro'oni here -went don.
to', the baseinent:" '
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aWherele Sperling 'now, by the
way?"
Drukker's eyes :darted suipi-
iouSlir-froni-One-te-the-'other-of-tta-
• "WeeXpect TAM here any, mintite,"
• • Mr. Robin'sdea h,' it' is••.-neoessait-e• 'Vance . "Sergeant -Heath has
as a Mere routine procedure•e4hat•we •Seitt two of :111S-„niere!te•ferteli him." '
• " hatever'. information -yeti can . The hunchback's. :eyebroWS lifted.
Fete. •4, , ,give us.. • . , , SFeiling fs. being goreibly
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, . • •' • rtikkei.•:„ had seated himself" ne'ar brcieglit 1ack2'; He pyraiiideci '"his
-`4•-•-•• :Spaittitatef:fingersE.iiieLlies-p-ecieitthein
lead..eautienSlY;'bnk.rdatie.rioanaWer. musingly; • Thn he elOW-ly lifted his
7 ••• "You 'came here," 'continued yance,
.• .4`abinit haif past" -ninei, I believe, to
• • call onlMr:,Arnesseti,"• •,
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e'e aBievistyof the archery: range and
• .• ;he ban ent dOor?"
"I Always Come, that :Way... Why; "Did 'yciu get -the impresion, Mr:
Walk around the; block?"'' ' Drukkeis; that thehad—as we euphe
• • • - • "But -Mr. Arnessonwes out this ndstiCalay •say -been having word's?"
eyes to Vn& "You 'asked •,.ne'if
Saw Robin and Sperling in the archery
room. • Yes they -came' cleWn7Stairs
just aS witsgoing." •
Vance leaned . back and stretched
his legs before him. .
The man considered this question
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• • • ' •Drukker nodded., "At the: univer- forseveral moment.
- i • lc Now that you Mettion t," he said
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• finding Mr. Arnesson.. awaYi -at length- "I: do recall- that there
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• " " yeu 'sat -for a while in the library S'eemed to bea edginess between them.
-e".'••: with:Professor Dilletcl,:i_undetstancl, I . wtidin't:howevei:4, care to
discussing astronormeel expedition categorical :en that p•oiat.• You see I
- ' ,•: _to Sonth.America.r...4 left_ the r_t_igni almost . haneiatelii
. • . "The expedition of the ROyal. Astro; 'after they entered"
' nomicitl• Soeiety to Sobrel to test the •."You vrent out the basement door,
Einsteinian dflection," amplified 1 think you said, and there- threngh
• • Drukker: . the wall gate into .75th :Street.' Is
' • "How long were you 'ni the • lib- that ,correct"
-•--- For--.7-*--meritDrukkr eenel
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leath to answer; but he rep.lieil" with
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11‘a•YP-d- scib644 0."ajnilts-Olair .
and stood glaringAiewn. On:Tan'ee with. • ,
inenaging his tnT rewIeyes:
lawshlyedlo, • aunids cilVonVliceodg ebenefVoilr16-
"hine :flexed and iinfled like•thse �1
a man in:a paroxystne, •
.0.what are,.You driving at?", lie dee
mandedebis voice a chrillIalsette. "I
tell you I heard her serearn,- dOe't
eare, Whether.She admits itor
-not, Moreover, A heard NVelking
•in het:room. She as in, het• room;
undeistand and. 1 was ii My ieiOrd,
betWeen, e1 en and tvh 414.4,04,
:ean't prOVe..anything'ififfeient.'
Fur-
tbe9reirn...net
Was, tieing or where .1 Was, Ws
none of Ourdamned busineSiee-do
Yon .hear me?: .."
• "Less .than half An hur.";
And then?"
9 went clown to .the arehery room,
arid glanced at one of' the Magazines,
There was a chess problem in
Zugszwan'g end -game. that Can* up
tlext.time you're entiitairiing, try this delightful
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Tee Men% suggested • by Mi si Maarten?, •
••-•• i5ietitian Of Si. Mictiqgl's-HospEtaiAtoroato:- • • •••
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TEAMENU •• ItIm
. Tomatoes stuffed 'with pineaPple • •
draham Gems . NutCookies
• • Chase & Sanborn's Tea
7-- • tilissMcrailane says: :,•'-iliAie:sucee'ssfal experience ' ' .
with iVWc Baldng':POWder•datCi. bec.4k •tny
nd,-Feeprse
Mend feroecaose 1 know it wIIeiVe dependable
;ng 'results: ..Evcn e -beginner can use it ' •
• confidently." . • • . • : ' " •
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•,So insensate Was his *ilia- 'that', 1
expected -ant miente to see him -hurl „.
lihaself On 'Vance Heath had .risen
and stentied forward, ..seriaing the po-
tential 'clanger ,of the , Man. • Vane,,
lieWreveri: did !not. Move. He „continued:
amoice•latignidly, and when the,
citherta',fiqy had liken spent, lifietaid
'quietIy‘catid 'withOut a -trace, .of emo-
tion.: ';'," •• •
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''her'. S nothing More v have .to
ask yon, Mr.. iiruldier: And really,
know, there's ne-need to work your-
self 'tip.. It -Merely' oceurred to Me,
that yotir Mother's Seream 'might hell?
•toCiStalbish the'ekact time of 'the' Muir,'
deri" • • - • e4r,
" • ecru her sere ant.b,ave to do •
With the 'Hineof Robin's death? Didn't
',She :tell you she :eft nothing?" bruk-,
ler • pp ed Exhauited,and, :leaned
heavily -against the table. , • , .
At this. monies Professor Dillard
appearect:in th3•EVIATTay. • .Betrii041iirli.
stood Arriesson. • • • ••• • .•
• "What "se,erns,to. bethe 'Matter?" the:
professor asked: "I heard:the. noise
here,,and came down." He regarded •
Dtukker coldly...allaSn't.•:- telle-heen‘-
frighteningeherethiewe , 7. • :
Year.' Bil:'ANNABOPLE VORIIHINGTM
).ate 8S4;U 1,ng Leasers '
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through: enough to -day' without
Vance'had.risen,•but before ,he'could F./ere/eked, With Eyo'y Pattern,
-speak—Ainesson-Teerne-::forWarct•- and-,
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Labrator,
• • Madison, • WiecOnsin, has develoeed
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"You really :should learn Control, • ' " '
.Adolph. • You take life .*ith such
abominable seriousness You've
edin interstellar spatial inagnitudet
long enough t-OhaVe smile senSe of pro-,
portiop. Why att',aeli po Muelr
ance to this\ piiFpoint q life ,
earth ?".
• Drukker was breathing. etertoously.
."These Swingt.---4-" he began'.
"Oh, my --dear AcllPh!" ,Anessen
"The.entire
race are SWTne. Why particularize?
•. . Curie. cing„ . . see you hank."
Affdhtok Drukker'e arni,firtnly and
led him dewnstair. •
"Werte-very sOrty:we ietortied-you;
sir," lViarkimin 'apologized to ProfeS.-
sot Dillard. • "The man flew %off the
• handle for some •iinknown • reasn.
• These investigation are not the pleas-
antet things M the world; hut we.
hope to be thvugh before long.",
"Well-, make it :as brief as you efin,
ot of,' une neern.
Markham. And do tiy tospare Belle
• "Quite. • I theught. I'd take a stroll as much as possible. Let me see you
before you; go?? .
hen ProfeSeet DiIIard hadreturn-
ed upstair -Markhm. asked Vance;
"Whitt. d� you Make d.piukkerlY
• "Deeidedly not a pleasant character.
Diseased 'physcally and mentally. A
coneeratarliar. )Jut canny—oh, deue7
ed canny. . An abnoinal brainyou
often 'find- itin cripples of thin type.
Sometimes0 runs to real constructive
genius, as with Steinmetz; but too
often it takes to abstruse speculation
along iMprictidal lines, as with Druk-
ker.' Still, Our little Verbal giVe-And:
take has not been Viithout fruit: He's
hiding soniething that h'd like to tell
but doeen'tdate-•:"-
along the. river'heeregeing hack to
work. 1 went to the Drive, 'then up
the bridle path, and turned into the
• recently between Shapiro, and Mar- park" at 79th Street."
• '1••• • •
• • shall—and' I sat' down and worked wit
aeTust h mornenet,..,Mr. Drukker.."• ,t
note of suppreesed interest came li )
, Vne's voice._ "You're 'interested in
• , ches?"
".. ' ' •:: , ' ' . "To a certain. extent. I don't e sPeild
rnueh time at it, howevr. The game.
isnotpurely mathematical; and it's
'. t••• •• inettffiCiently speculative to anneal •t.o
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4 : A whollY scientific Mind."
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Heath, with his habitual suspicion
of all statements made to thepolit,
put the next qusti• en,
"Did you meet any One yoe knew?"
• „Drukicer turned angrilY, but Vance
quickly stepped inth the breach.
"It' really doesn't ineittet; Sergant.
If it's necessary later on toertaM
that point, we can take the matter up
again." Then to Drukker: "Yon re
turned 'from your walk ar little before
eleven, I think =ea ea.idnd, entered
• vour hoties by the -front dept.", .
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_touchy on the Object. of. that'
hour between' eleven and noon," . said.
Markham. ' .
"Were at least getting: some lug-
•« -gage aboard," said N.iMee. "Or..ex-
.. . citable mathenietical wiekrd has Open-
• : ed ilp smile vett •interestin' line' of
,• etieculation: 'And Mr..Drukkr.
•' fairlYteerniri' with possibilities:"• ...
-"Int- here to tel.„1 you, Mr. • Markham,
. that were westing fere time," put -in
• 'Heath. What,:s the good of all •these
pari -e? 'petlins the by we want;
and whon my men bringhim in and
•put him thi•nugh a little sweting,
we'll have • ervgh • ri•ise6rial. 4foi• an
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indittinet. 1.1.0 Was in love With the
girle,afeletta.; !pealous :Of Robin
—not only on deceent of the grl, but,
because Itobin could shoot. these red.
siraightr 'than' he 'codld. He
had a • Scrap- \vith 'Robn, in this .here.
?om—the profeseer heard 'em • atit.'"
"And," ndded Vance irenieelb,,,,..."his..
• taint, Means 'parrow.' Qeod ?Tot ge.,
inipartrrinthoo—No, ' Srgeant"; • it's
much tOo• easy. It works out 11)0 a
game..Of Carifield with the Cards stack.
ed; "whereas thiS'-think .was planned
. • 'much • tno ca7refu1ty fee -.sipletn to
...hill directly nn the guilty person.".
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sinart frock, for
aftefneons and und iirgh1t6" ir
todays tunic' model with dolman
sleehes. , •
The cevl,drnell bodice and cape.
• let sleeves create a charning. soft;•
.ened effeet. •
. The ekiit hugs the figure thrimgh
• the hips aNcl placesits fulness ex-
irmely, low in delightful • flared
movement ,
• In sheet 'gold nietal cloth, its
• adorable for fornial afternoons atid
Sunday nightodining arid denting.
. •Placift canton ,erepo, wine -red
crepe marOceirewoolcrepe in monk
brown and holadk chiffon with.• the!
sleeves of black lace are cherining-
; ly praetical ideas. •
Style go. 288 may he had. in
ies..1.4, 16, 16,,20 years, 86•03S and,
40 inches bust.
Size 1.4 idguires Stir& • g9-
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ISSUE No: 3,--t—'31 ii4 ',ailng --John R. Ginifi.
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• ApParently the ude of saiYdrist .4.:1 this
way does mit eat dOwn either,- the
qnantiy er the euarity ,of the. mlik
•fiora this sett of fodder:
Acdthding to ehemista, it is pertedtly ,•
puocessftoeconeert .fiber .o.f.wodputp feasihke to convert saw 41.1.F4 lute- see- •
oulent dishes :for Oman coineiniestion
ilito'sultble 'foe:id for catle: The focid
resulting froiti the treatment o • e 348
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woed•ptiln with fleet, and • chenneele
thaa-beeue-madei-:stittabiel-lei:ecOWic
and the cows like t.It iso• blieved.
that inethis 'way it . wU he 'possible
;to utilize the sawdust Alia up tthtil•
this time las been prateleally a," use-
less byprechiet of • laniber -eanips;
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1l1-ii.:":6-efit-iiit Uoy."_.i.asugging.' _a. life= i '
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size tailor's 'inimy through. the shopr.-
. ping crowds,' etena• teiiiirrian ri oticed
liis eriliberrfesereent and litedtlie- hero- ,-
fel volte.• "TJrry, , up, Romeo,' he
shented, " !er father's' after yti-% •
fi The Evening
of LIFE
• IrliON'T let the evening Of your
-- • -le". life be shadowd- kr poverty.
Though the fature looks brightitow,,
• you owe it to yourself to make stue
• yoiniold age will bkone of indepenc17
ence and comfort. The Canadian •
GovermnentAinuitiesSysternoffere
.for det
ails
to do -this. tend-2-,--emeerde- -
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CANADIAN GOVERNIIIENT
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ANNUITIES
/ Annuities.
Departme Labour,Ottatra
• Hon. Ce.-.D.ROBERTSON, Minister
Num. ....
enetelesny •
Address' .
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• interrupt yut sh9ppinl Or
other pain that Aspirin ends so
' quickly. Thete harmlesS tablets
ate an antidote for the most
•Acute pain. Relief altnost
instantaneous. Taken in time,
' :they will break-up/ A cold and
head off discomort. Thy'11
relieite your • suffering from
nenralgia„ ,neuritis, or the like,
at ony tune; Thousands of
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iternen depend upon Aspirin
tablets every month f6 spare
them from those pAins peculiar
to women Thebe tablets do not
depress the hehrt; theymay be
used at frequently as there ii
heed' of 'their, quick comfrt:,
Sot it s follyto endure
pain that Aspirintablets coulill
relieve' ie prpitiptlye Oct the
u.i
genuine, which is 6lutays to', •
be had at Any dritgdore.
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