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%vorMug that night and had gone bliou but there Is no doubt that they both thesf` w0l'dR, willell reaelierl us dls-
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X. D. McTAQQ . AR'r
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DISCOUNTED. DRAFTB I$SUED
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ment Intereste(I me specially; the wo-
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daughter, and Daddy.lacques had g e ove. for the father bad not hesitated bille whispered Ili my Aeur:
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kind of mystery. H videutly she valued
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owes ills safety, tbererore, to the -terrible, for him to bare allowed the soon lie finished.** I
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Enter Any 04Y.,
VoSrrS,, SALE NOMS PURCH-
strard for Its restoration. And I thought
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:, trap9dy havIng been enacted .too soon assassin to escape. For there Is, no Ile ' looked abont him. The 4darkneso
Ombitiftications ifttmded tot publioa.
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Unk ill Vallada's greatest
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F411 Term opened Alls914st 29th
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, 1�ellcc, Ili the laboratory, Imaginea that murderer's flight . from the yellow not see Illudl beyoud the narrow path '
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Christian uame. evidently, , I said,
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daring the ast twenty.
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action had come. The man wbo. had The silence which followed this dra- the. ebateau. The. sobs lind cpaRed. .
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six years. This is the
largest traillers of Young people
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CLINTON
threw the Journal aside and Occupied
in Canada and it is freely adinit.
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mys(,If with other matters... Four days'
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ted that its graduates get the
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A GENERAL 33ANKIN)R AUSIX,
ANCER, FINANCIAL, RE AL
I)est positions. There is it reason;
write for it., A diploina front
W with enorillous be,dllp.e onnoune-
across the rmth to tire trunk of it �ftlt
tile house. At what hour exictly be Orle TArstill, so forced to confess the ,
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I wrifUlng on wrong lines, and 1-1 must
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I fight him with nothing!"
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I back of the chateau. Night had come.
I A window on t1le I'll'st floor was partly
! I open. A feeble light vilmo from It as
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! I Aittention. We appronebeil, until we
,' - 11-14 i-encibrid tile %I(le of it door that
I was situated just uIlder the window.
1 Rouletabille fit a low tone made me
. understand that this was tile window
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i I sounds which trad aftraked our titten.
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i . sobs. We, were only able to catch
WEBS TRANS&CTED. V�OTES
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sooiation ()fVanadui is a passport
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%vorMug that night and had gone bliou but there Is no doubt that they both thesf` w0l'dR, willell reaelierl us dls-
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lint for first insertion and 8 cen ts
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.4 not this the key9 This advertIMIN"
t6 chateau after parting with his, L The secret must be a terrible tfuctly, poor nobert."I Rouletaii
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daughter, and Daddy.lacques had g e ove. for the father bad not hesitated bille whispered Ili my Aeur:
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man of the key surrounded It with a
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to SIOOP Ill ,his attle, 00 One Would havo * to leave his daul`hter to die behind the "It we only knew 'what Wns being
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and finj�.,h*attbe College�
kind of mystery. H videutly she valued
doubted that he was the lijurderer. Ile door Willett she bad shut upon herself said Ili that chamber my lnqUii-y would
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serted or 85 centis a'ad each
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the key since site promised a big re�
owes ills safety, tbererore, to the -terrible, for him to bare allowed the soon lie finished.** I
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Enter Any 04Y.,
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strard for Its restoration. And I thought
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:, trap9dy havIng been enacted .too soon assassin to escape. For there Is, no Ile ' looked abont him. The 4darkneso
Ombitiftications ifttmded tot publioa.
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DU these six letters: M. A. T. H, S. N.
� -tile murderer. tie doubt, from tile sj- other way in the world to explain the, Oft lie evelling enveloped us. We' could
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The first four at once pointed to a
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faith, be ace6mpatiled by the nalao
Daddy Jacquos. We tire quite B'00
Christian uame. evidently, , I said,
It was evipty all(] that the moment for r9ow", I)ordered by tree% whivit ran behind
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action had come. The man wbo. had The silence which followed this dra- the. ebateau. The. sobs lind cpaRed. .
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nothing of the two last letters. So I
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bern able to Infroduco him I I e so ul Ic and lucid explanation w.as ap. "If we can't bear we rally At least
.set ler
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threw the Journal aside and Occupied
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mysteriously and to leave so mall.V eTj pallIng. We all of us felt grieved for try to stie." said Rouletabille.
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mys(,If with other matters... Four days'
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delleell against Daddy Javque-ll WPS, the tllustrious'professor, so driven into . i, it,- a %Iqn to me to deaden
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NOTARY PUBLIC, CONVVY- -
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later'when the evening. paper appear-
there. (-all be no doupt, familiar with it corner by the Pitiless logic of F red, ill(, sound of Itly sttipi;, lie ,led Vic
ANCER, FINANCIAL, RE AL
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W with enorillous be,dllp.e onnoune-
across the rmth to tire trunk of it �ftlt
tile house. At what hour exictly be Orle TArstill, so forced to confess the ,
ESTATE AND FIRE INSUR-
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lug the attack on Mile. Stangerson the
entered. whether In the afternoon or in' whole truth of ills martyrdom or to 1)eech - tree. the white bole of irlit"kh
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lettvrs In the advertisement mechau- I
tbp evening, I cannot say. One fa- keep allent 41!4. thus make a yet more WAS visible Ili the darkness, Tbfi�
ANCE AGENT.
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millar with the piloceedings arid per. terrible admW,Iou, The man himself,* , rew exactly In front of the �wluii
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the two last lette;j. S. N. When I
0 veritable statue dow In whIch we were so much Inter -
Bolls of this parillou could choose ills . of sorrow, raised
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saw tbeth again I could not belp dx-
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own tittle for entering the yellow his hand with a gesture so sobilian that IL'sted, Its lower branches being on a
COURT OFFICE,
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claiming, 'Staugerson!' I jumped Into
room." we bowed our beads to It as before level wfth the first floor of the cba-.
IkIvISION .
eWS., Mit
The N lNecord
it cuib and rushed into the bureau No.
40 'Bare
, "He eould not have entered It If 1111v- something sacred. Be then pronomic. (eill. From tile belglit of those
I britnellips one might certainly see what
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vsking, you a letter addressed
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body had been Ili file labomtory," said ed these words In a voice so loud .
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to X. A. T. H, S. N.?* The clerk re-
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hl.'dc, Marquet. It seemed to exhaust him: . I was passing Ili Mile. Stangerson s
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plied that lie had not. I insisted, beg-
I ged and entreated him to.seareh. He
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I -low do we know. that?" replied ilmhel`4 Evidently that Was Whitt
, Litman. "There was the, dinner 11) the child I never for an instant left the I Rouiletaliffle thought, for, enjolvingme
to reinaln hidden. lie clasped I he tillink
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Wanted to know If I were playing a
door of her chamber after bearing her I
laboratory, the coming and going of. I
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BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
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joke on him and then told me that' he
had had a letter with the initials Af, A-
With. big r1gorous Arms and climbed
' lerles for help; that that door was not. . .
serl"Ints In attendance, There Was I
-a opelled while I was alone In tbp labo. I up. I soon lost sight of him amid the
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chemical experhuout being -carried - .
on between 10 and 11 olelock with ,%I.* ratory, and that, finally, when we en- . branches.�aud then fol . lowed a deep
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to any address in
three days ago to ,It lady who came for
S(Illiger,oll, 1111' daughter. ' tered the yf-Ilow roorn.. my three do. 811pnce- I .
and Daddy �
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OFFICE -Sloane 'BlIck-01 INTON-4
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It. 'You come today to claim the letai
ter, and the day before yesterday an-
me sties and 1, the murderer.was 130 In front of me the open window
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I mt;.'ed at (be furnace I in a longer there.' I swear I do not know remained lighted, and I saw no shadow
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corner of the IA',d) cliji uney, who
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I otluer gentleman claimed I t, I've, had
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enough of this,',,be concluded Angrily.
can the murderer!" . I Move ac- ros;s It. I listened, and pres-
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sar that tile ilitirderet-an indmitte. 11 . . . -
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fillend-did not take advantage of that )Iem- , . . �
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VEARLES B. 14ALE ...
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I ,ried to quesdon bill, as ,to the two
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. persons who, had already claimed the
worn6lit to sill) ltkto th vellow room nity of M. Staugerson's words we did. reached my,ears; .
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afitir having taken oft Ills boots In the believe' In Ills denial? Frederic 1. I . ..
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letter, I;lut whether lie wlshikl to, ell-
. I . Larsan had shown us the truth, and I ,von, Pl'alv!"
lavatory',"
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trench himself behind professional se-
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,'It Is -very Improbable", said )it. It was no', so. easily given up. , ,
and
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crocy-he way have thought that lie
Stangerson. . . I Al. de Marquet announced that'the enchangJng coolitesles. What Was my
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for the small. sum of '
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lind already sald.too much---�or whether
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b.- was disgusted at the joke that bad
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� conversation was at an end. . .y
"Doubtless, but It 18'40t impossible, . and as we astotilshmeot to speon the slipper col -
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were about to leave the laboratory Jo. unin of the tree two buman forms ap.
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W -en ,played. on him he would not an-
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f seph nouletabille approached Xt. Stan. pear and.. quietly slip down to the
roul the,pavillon, that's another thing
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gerson, took him by the hand with -ground: r1opletabille had mounted
-tile most naturit'l thing In t" world.11 . .
- li,or,a moment Frederle.Larsarl' greatest respect, and I heard hith sayi alone and had returned with. another.
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S,tabgersoii, "that my daughter. did
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"I believe you,.monsleur,11
ed -n. -momen , 'Good evening, M. Salriclair!"
t that. lippearod' to u It was Frederic Larsan. The detec-
I here close the citation which I have
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tile of It, wishln;-� to gliare any. anxiety,
a very long tline..�Tbe eagerness wits I
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which we awalted.what he Was going thought it my, duty to make from ,1%1. tive � had already oceupled the post of
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to tell us may. be inia-ined . . . .. I I . . Malelne's narrative. I need not tell. obsetivatlod when my ,Touti
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round it to. write to the pop,te restantel �
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"I'llare flot beeli'lu tbeyellow room 0'. thereader that all that - passed, In - tile � thought, to reael, It alone. .
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-She evidently retired that, by. giving
. he coutlaued, **but I take I . t f . or gran ' t- laborntoli y was Immediately and faith- ticed my astorilsbrueriL I explained
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Office-Oniorio strect, Clinton. Ntgbt
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our address. Inquiries would havp re-
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.-ed dint ,Von . have satisfied yourselves fully report6d to-me'lly Rouletabille. that to .myself by'the fact,tha,t they
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calls at front door of office or sit
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that be co - only . . . . 1. must hayie beet) witnesses of some tell-
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residence on Rattesbury street. .
. of the loss of the, key. It wits -quite
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And dC -Ili- scene betweeri Mile.
bv Wav of the door, --It 19 by the doo * � der . ,ispali .
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logical, quite.unturu 1, for her to have
taken - that course -for I have been-
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tfien , I . ; .
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out. At What -time? 'At the moment � . ., .. I � I .
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robbe.
-d- once bef6re." . I
-"Where was that. and,*ben?" asked
' . .. guessed .that ea6jjad drawn different
when It .was mo I Frerterie Larsan's Cane...
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conclusions from whatAbey had seen.
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for the County of Huron. � Corrcs,i,
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the Police 010f- . .. . . '
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. io-ai tile Miament when it became . .. . . I . . . � I
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* " most explaillable-so completely ON. not till 0 o'clock that I left .
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pondenee promptly answered.. , Charg7
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.'.'Oh.. many y9ars ago, tit Amerioll,, Ili
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plainable that there can be no .other chateau, taking with- me strongly Impressed llotilcft ' bil-le in fa-
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es- moderate, And, satisfaction- guaran� I
teed. Immediate arrang�medts Jor
Philadelphia. There were stolen from
my laboratory the drawings of. two In-
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.explatiatioli. 'Let us go over the wo. I Article hastily written. by mun it showed nothing but consumin . ate'
ments. which followed after1be crlr' friend In the little sittim,
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sale dates may be made by -calling
.ventions that might have made the
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had been commit ted. There. was. the . X Robert Darzac had : hypocrisy ,acted with finished � t by
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at T.hc .News.-Re6ord Office pr
fortune of a, mnn. N
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. . . �flfe. Stangerson's fiance.
first rooment,'' when M. StangeiSon . placed at. our ,disposal. The reporter. .�, -
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Frank. Watson 'at , XcE-wan's -groc. 1:
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neybr.learned. Who the thief was, but I
have .never heard even, a word of the
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and b4ildy4aeques were close to the was to sleep. at the. chateau, taking ad� - As we, reached tile Park,gate Larsau.
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door ready -to bar the way. 'There was vautftg�of tile io me Inexplicable hoe- .
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. I "Aty catte!" be cried. "I left It near
. the second moment, during which pitality oflier6d him by Al. Robert Dar-' . ...
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cause In order to. defeat the plans bf .
person' who bad robbed me I my-
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Daddy Jacques was absent and M, zae, to whom Al. Stangerson In that .
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brought. these .two'hiventions be-
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cases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and
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fore the -ptiolic, and 'so, rendered the'
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wheq'Zil. Staugeksou ed on accompau . ylug me to'the station � Bave you noticed Frederic Larsan a'
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'reporter
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robbery of.no avail. From that time
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concierge. There was a fou,zith-wo. at Upilloy. In crossing the par,k he cal:10" asked the .�oung as
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Syes carefully examined and suitable
ly . answered Immediate arrange- ,
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for 'saledates
oil I liave been very careful to shut
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in wheqJ am at
my work. The 1�
. e Were alone. quite a
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meht, -during which U., Stan said to me: . .
. * ' . gerson, I . . � �. , new,'one, I Which I have never 4�ien him
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the concierge i "Fred,eric Is really.ver
and his wife Daddy
glasses prescribed.
ments caim made at
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The News-flecord, Clinton, or by
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bars'to these'windows, .the lonely situ- !
and cleveir and . I
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Jacq , I . . use ileroire, Ile seems to ,t�iie great
. nes were , before door. There has norbelled lils.lieputation. Do you . .
'never
0Mce And residence : 2 doors west ot
calling liberip. 97s, :�eaforth. Charges;
atlon of this pavilion. this cabillet,
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was a fifth mo, . carr� ot It -it leavos him. One
, meut, during which the know -how lie catne' to find Daddy. .- . �
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the Commercial Hotel. Huron St.
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Imoae'rate and.. g4ran-
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which I had specially constructed, this .
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door was burst open andjbe�.yeljow Jacques' boots? Near'tbe spot where � Into the- hands.rit-strangers.7 I
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special lock, this Unique key..nll are .
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room-6litered. ,The monle ' never
rit. at which, we noticed th( - 'traces of the iien t boots
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Piecautions against fears. Inspired by --the-flight
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is explainable Is the very Mo. au& tile disappe'.itfunoe' 6f.the rough sjw: it. bcrot,o today., -�Vhere did be.
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ment wheii there was the lea�t utimbei ones there was'a.-.s(It.tatie liole-freshly I . I
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of persons before the door.' The' ? wA ' lli6de- Ili -the molst . round, where: I a lv'46 had ne,ver befor e usedia w.alking
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had (. -iden - . stick should tile dar after the Glandler
One Moment when -there was but one ' stOne .% t ly .been removed.. . ,
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MO., Speeialist ih Diseases of , tl ,e
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,%i. nouietabille'asked*about the reti-
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Im 6. never move ,qtep witbout.on e:
'persod-Al. Staugvrs n. Unless ' c 'in I.irsan searched tot, thai stone with- cr I
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jillefty of silenc On the dh-,� of: our ari A] at the clia-
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. . pu.tlie ii4rt of Daddy out finding It And at once'llniagiried " '
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Specialist in Crown aad Bridge
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he ,ai' Holmes' 0rug' Store,
dy Jacques bad seen Wfor several
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Jacques is admitted -in w job. I do not tb,�, t lr� had, beet) used by the. Ili urderer tenti, n- soon. ns.he �;IW.Iis, ,he- put liIs
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Work. Gradliate iDf C .
,will
Clinton, on March Ist,
days, but a,fe* hours later we learned I
tell Ills pocket And picked tip Ills
bellOve-the d.00r was openeE.1 In the with wbich to sink i tile - boots .fit the Nva . . . . . .
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Chicago, and R.C.D.S., Toron to.
. .Tuesday,,
29th, April 26th, May -'�iltli ' June
from Mile. Stangerson hers�lf that the.
reticule - had eitheii, been from
presence of'Al. Stange�rson alone. and. take.. Frp"d's calculation wim an excel. Cane front the grolind,'a. proceeding. to
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.2.1 s t. 11 you Tequire Glass�`s don't
stolen,
her or she had lost it. She 10ther
. . . which -1 Was perhaps wrong not to tit -
tbc man escaped.'� . . leni-one. as"the slievess of his March'— .
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"Here wLinftliminilt ance."
Rayfield on Mondays from May * to
fail- to see,Dr. Ove'na. . !. � I .
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corroborated ,All that had passed j-ust.
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*her
. s. Tlint ese.aptid in(,. but in ---;-. . I . .. �
we"Illust adwli*that .N I, Stan. ril'Ort, y tn-ft . .
� - -'turned W abotbeii direction . . . I ..
gerson 'bad powerful reasons for not mind, was .
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December. .
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as father had stated. She had
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. gone to *.the poste're,,itante...and, on.the
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Arrestlng*dr not eliusilig. the -arrest of, I'W tit(, I;ir�p number of -false lh(lk-a- - � . .
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I ., - ' . .. We were now out of the park. Stoule.
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of. October, had received a letter
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,f'llls trzi�-k ivillell tile murderer '
the murderer, since he'aftwpd him to tious o .. � tabille had dropped into Alence. .'Ilis
reach tile window In tho i ' folit itild liv I'lle lileasure (if thb.-bl.ack . � 1. 1 .
,estibule
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TftB U , . .1
. JUCK1110D IR tual Fite
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which,she affirmi6d,contai-nednothing
but a vulgar J)Ieitsantry, which. she . .
. . . ,Ind., . -c
� . thou.-lits'were , -ertainly'still I
4 Decupled
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closed It after bill . I. Tlint doue,N1,110. fonti�l)"Il.I,S,i.(�i'l-QOII(iii(Illig '%,VJ(II tbat of
. . W. rederic Larsan% new cane.' F
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� Insurance GomoanU
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bad immediately burned. .
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Stangerson, th01191) horribly wounded, l7iajdy iIz1(:(l1ivs',bo6ts, which 1, had es- . .
. had -proor of thut whe'll, tie we c=6
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.To rotwil io our e'xaillination, or,
it
had.,till sti ud ii� doubt . .
xyngth'enough,
. I . tablNhed withont IiIs suspecting it. on � . .
* near to Epinay, be $aia.
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-Farm and Isolated.Town Property-
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rather, to our conveiiso.tion. I - in list
lu obedience to the entreaties of her tile floor of - w '00m. . -
, .1!1( �vvlla I All "Frederic. Larsan arrive'd � at the
-TIME TABLE-
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state that the chief of police, having in.
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bitbor, to refasten the door of )ter � which.,pras 11 lki-601'. 111:11)y eyes, rhat
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Vandier before -tile. He began his In-'
'tile
Trains will arrive at and depart
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quired of M. Sfangerson under'what .
chamber with lioth .tbL- bolt and the ulurdervii had twu,eht to tu'rn svis-
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quivy before -me. He tins had time to
from Clinton Station as follows :
J. B. �'% P4
IcLean, President, Seaforth .
conditiono, his dangliter had �one to
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Paris 'October,'we
lock before sinking on the flooe. We. plelon. ofi to tit,. old servant. Up to
. find out things About which I know
do 'Are
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]BUFFALO AND GoDERICH DIV.
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0. ; ';%I. 1IeEWeTf,% Vice -President
Bruceficid. P. 0. T. E. I -lays, see.-
on the 20th (if learn-
ed tbat. M.Roberf -Darzac'had accom-
not know.who committed the crime; that point' Laronn and I Ili Re. . �
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ire do not know of what %v I retch AJ. cor( . 1, Wit'no, furthor, -It ls,gollwAt, be nothing. Where -did lie fi-nd that cane?"
"It
Ooing East 7.35 a. m.
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. . 'treasurer, Sedforth P. 0,
panied li�r' And Darzac-had not beeft
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and Alile. Sta Then he added: Is probable. that
. . ngersou Are tile Victims, ,.4 terrible ri'vitter �'-for I j*(AVWf)11 110 i. , � .
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it i, . � 3.07 p.m.
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Amain seen At the chateau from, that
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it if 5.15 .p, in
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, �Dlrectors ... �', . . �
NVIlliain Chesney, Seaforth ; John
time until the dav After tile crlwci� had.
been Tvefact thatM.'Dlir.
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. . I . . � � . . soning-bas led. -him to lay lils-hand o
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� � . .... . . . .. . I : Has this cane
, something -tangible.
Going ,West 41-07 a. ra.
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Gkievej Winthrop ; George,Dal6, Sea-
corrirnitted:
zac was with her ill' the department
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-.' . . I , "! I "... anything to do with' ft? the
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it it 1.25 P, M. I
forth John Watt, Harloek ;, John
store .when the. likicittle disapp�ared
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I' . . - - , - . Z,�� , I . , , I. , , . deuce eould.lic-have found it?" I
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t.40 ; P -M.
Bennewitis Brodhagan ; James Evans,
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could. not, pms.,4 vinnoticiod and, it must
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. ,�! As.1 had*to walt twenty miubtes for
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11.28 p. m.
� �echweod - '
. Be ,; James Connolly
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be'said, strongly- awaliened our *in-
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010:1-�;AIIA,
-, HURON
LONDON . DI V.
& BR'UCE
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terest. . . �.
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, ,5 . arei. Almost immediately 'the. door
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Going South T.50 a. in,
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T his -convers.atiah -between magis.
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- �. .---�- openetl, -,ind Frederic Larsan made his
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i 4.23 P. in,
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Robert Smith, -.11arlock ; E. Bin-
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ed, vfet'
I.rate.s.'accos im. witnesses: kind
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� - .tv I appearance brandishing. Ills furno'lls
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Going,Nortb � in.
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'ch ,ley, &,afotth ; Jam�&. Cummings,
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,loll naliAwa.q ooniingto a close when
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Egniondvillt, J. AV. Yeo' , Holmes-
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Ville. . . . .
U te a theatrical sonsatioll-r-an inei.
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dent of a kind displeasina to M I de
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j!� I . V � . ., �" .0 . I I "I . . - found It," he shid lalighki.1y. .
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Any money to be -paid in, may be
Maxquet-wai; produced. Theofficerrif
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the iren . darmes came- to announcie that'
; 1� fir "I .4 , ., ; � " ". . . The three or us seated ourselv6s at a
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OVER 66 YCARS" . '
vald to Tozc�r & Brown, Clinton, or
at Cutt's grocery, Goderich. I
Flicideric Larsan reouesthd to be ad.
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� . ed that
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Partles desirous t6, eftect -'
,11stirall0c -
mitted-a reque,zt, - ilint. wai; al, onc.t
oomplied with. lie hela in his handa
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.�. . . 1, lie did not nollee -it ,,Igu'Larsan'mnde
.1 ft , N i 'r :11 . -1 . I -%v, . oung P
JJq!%.U-" I . - . to a rail ay employee, a.y . an
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or transact other business will be :
hojavy pair of muddy -'boots. which ho
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prorpiffly ,attended to on application
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throw on the navement of tile Inbora-
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ill" A, � , I t -and Ill kept beard. On the sign the
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to Any of the above 6fticers addressed
tory, wherp they could be plainly
�- I- ''A 1'i ; Young mail rose, nald for his drink,
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to their fesjJc:ctive postafricies. Losses
seen by, all present.
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a
in�pceted by the - director who lives
1'tTorct," lIPsAid,"Ar(-. thebontsworn
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k , , , / self have attached any Importance to
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nearest, thc set-ne. . � . .
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bv ilie mv,riidorer. 11in. von reoriunize
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- the chicuinstatice If It bad'uot been re-
DEsiGNa
COPYRIGHTS &C.
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them. Daddy Jaequesv'� lie -,aid to �
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I T r � called to my mind soine itiontlis later
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Anyonesending asketeb anddefferiptiontn"y
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the ol(l man. . . .
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quiciay ancertain our opinic, t
1, free wh6the in
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t io elit M to probably! k dea-
, lie AtrlotoY conlideut(c enta
1, HANDBOOK on Pit
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free. Ideat can for
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Cilkton News-Recor
T)addv Jaeolies b Pot over th�--rn A.M
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sfi,n,firid. wi,oenized A. nair of boo ,
old t,4
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: 4 .. I . 11 / tile beard .At one of the most tragic mo-
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(()) . ments of this case. I then lentined that
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Vt cy securing patento, I
'atelit,A ration t ough Munn & Co. resolve
�d
which he hA4 qonic ti -e book thrown
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awriat notice� Witbout uburge. ru die
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$11 ;4% A a
deftfific
", I A I N T 0 24 -M GINT
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inin A. en"'Or nf TOS Rttiri� IV- wns So
tal,on nbnok flinil- onuldriothitiebi,-
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I ants and had been chni,ged by Jilin to
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0 fimerklift
erms of subscription -$1. per yeail: in
neitation. Pnel er-ld on!%* stand and
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! F11, ,0 . Watch the going lind colallig of travel -
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A bandoornely Illodratod ,weoldy. Largest o1r.,
eiiiation or any si-it-utine joun.ai, ,terinn
Ty,
advance $1.50 may Ile Charged It
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sfprp at tht,. bnot-q.
. - Ora tit the station of V,pInay-.8ur-Orlge.
I I I , � 1141 negle(
. %� Larsa 'tcd In 'any
Cannaft, dam, ii. year, vostage, prepaid. Bold
all nows4ealerc
not so paid. No paper discontinue
.
Vion, Y�ninfi"o fn fl,p lipni'llcereldof
nothing ease
; I I . on which lie was en -aged.
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MUNN & C0.3sn'Olumay, NOW,�Ofk,
until all,arioeats are paid, unless 2.t
in Ole n1d mall's hanrl, Prederie Lar. I
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I 11 / - -11, I I I turned my P,res again 'oil Rouleta.,
Branch office. M F im. wasbingtozi. o.
the opinion of the publisher. '.,,,
ran wiid: .
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. date to which every subscription 'As
"That'aft hnne*prehief (100flighint-
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paid is denoted on the label.
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ly Mo. ilie mit, that was found in tbe
A I V%
I 11 .,-. I I "All, M. Prod," lie sald. "witexi did
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W,,iiliiiiiliil�
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i �N, ;�� k�, you begin to use it walkhmt stick? I
'Advtrtising ratell-Transient adver-
. tisements, 10 tents per notipa-,jel
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-I know,,, said 11addy .1acqueq, trem- �
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have alwayq Scott yolt walk -jug With
lint for first insertion and 8 cen ts
'Dillig, "they are Almost allizeil,
"And then," continued 14"rederic *LtLr- I
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. your hands in yonr pot-kets!" .
"It ]$- it present," replied tho detee.
per line for each subsequent Inserti,
ion. Small advetti8cradats not to
san, ,,the.old Basque coo also found Ili I ,
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"Recent?" Insisted Itoilletabille,
exceed one inch, such an "Lost"
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"StraYed,"
the yellow room might at one ti me I
have been worn by Daddy 3acques I
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� No; It was given to ilia In Londoll",
or "Stolft," ett., in,
� bhuself, Ali thIs, gentlemen, proves. I �
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I "Ali, yes, I remember -you have just
once fL
serted or 85 centis a'ad each
think, tbilt tile murderer Wished to die- I
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conie from London. Alay I look at it?"
8ub.�eauelit irlsertion 10 Cents, , �
Kulse tits real personality. Re did It In
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110h, cetitallityllt , .
Ombitiftications ifttmded tot publioa.
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a very clumsy Way, or, 'at, least, so it
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Fred passed. the cane to Rouletabille.
tlofi must, all a guarantee of good
appears to us. Don't be alarmed,
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It was a large yellow bamboo with a
faith, be ace6mpatiled by the nalao
Daddy Jacquos. We tire quite B'00
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crutch handle and ornamented with a
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that you were not tile murderer. You
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gold ring,
W. J. MITCHELL,
ueve; left the, side of X Stafigeligon.
1 POULF.IrA19ILL111 TOOK FROM THE OAUCISLe AW) HELD UPA PlIM
Rouletabille, titter ovanitning It mi.
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F Zditor atid t-roprietor.
But It H. StAnger604 had not been
i � . OF HALP CONSUMED PAPIM
fintely, returned It to Larsan, with a
bantorine ortire-4isl6if on his fat%o� mv.
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"You were given a F reach cane ja
London." , . f�l
VossJbly," said Fred Iwperturbabtp?�
"Read The marlt there In tiny let-
ters -'Cassette, 04, Opera.' I " I
"Cannot Ruglisli people buy caueW
In Paris?"
Whea RouletilbIllo bad seep, me Into
the train be said:
"You"ll remember the address?"
"Yes; 'Cassette, 04. Opera." Rely oAF
ice. You shall have wor4 tomorrow
morning,"
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-That evening ;on reachIng 'earls I
saw 41, Cassette. dealer L in walklitig
sticks and unbrellas, and wrote to ,in
L ,. Jr .
friend -
A man unmistakably answering to tile
decription of U. Robert Darza*-,q3M&
height, sliglitly Atooping, putty coiorva
overcoat, bowler hat-purphased a cane,
sirtillar to the one in which we are lnter�
ested. on tb.e evening of the crime about
& O'clock. .N. Ca.ssettrii liaEl riot squ). an -
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other Buch cane during the last two,
,
Years. Fred's cane 14 new, it is quicar
clear -that it's the sarne cane. Fred Mil
not buy It, since be was In T,ondqn. 1.ika .
You, X-thJvk that lie found It sornewbeiry
near Al. Robert Darzac. 13ut it. as you
�uPlpose. the mur4erer wao In tile Yell*,W
room for five or even six hours ana th4p
crime was not contwitted until toward I
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,,nldnlgb, ,be purcl,aso of thl., cane provesr
an Incontestable q,lit)l for Darzac,
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ICHAPTIERL X111. L L
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I "rhie L Pro L abytery 04% Lo , st Xothin:% . .
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of Its Charm Nor *tl%e G41r4en
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Ill* Brisibiness." I
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WENTZ after the occurrence of. I
the events. I have Just recount- .
ember,, to .
W be eiact-1 received at. wy
home In Paris the following telegrapto-
I le message: , - .
. Come to the Qlandler by the earlie*.% . I .
train. ,Bring revolvers, Friendly greet- . �
. Ings. , ROULETABIT-1-C �. . .
I had u6t heard from him for a .
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week, nor of the progress made witla
that mysterious case, except by the Ice. � I .
numerable paragraphs in the newspiall .
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pers and 'by the very brief notes of .
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Rouletabille In the Epo4ue. Those- ' �
notes had. divulged the fact that traces� I
of humaa .blood bad. been found ow . .
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1he mutton 'bone as well as fresb I .
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.traces of the blood of Mile. Sf�jngeitii, ' I . .
son. The old'stalus' belonged to other , .. I
crimes, probably dating T,ehrs bneX . � I
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- . . 0 bath, 4.oes, its. paft by . . .* . ..
. .. : 1. 1. . keepifig'ihe li'ares of - � -. I �, . ...
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I dio to hr. morso's neys should be. k.ept , . . . .
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once -a dav,- the waste mitter from thr . . .. !
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fobd accumulates, decay�, pisons the". '. .
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sy.itern axi& ulp�cts -the -stomach. . - . � -*. .;
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should have be6b vcwy.glad If. 1011 thl� .�
receipt of my friend's invitation to re-
join Win at the (.11tindier,-ilio.dispatell � '
hit(] not colliaille . d the word8, "ArItly. - ,,
revolvers... , . . .. . - . . . . .
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liffle telegii. phlng"! for revo , IV unt .
tll,)t ilivre might be deca$1011 1:0 UM,
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roinemberod that 11oulertabille haLV
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ehterod A, gurisniftli*4 shot) and bow.dit �
till I excellent Weapon for my friend. � .
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tion at H,pinay. but he w.,s not thort-s. I I
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