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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1915-1-21, Page 3THE 'NA Cli : ONTARIO THIN LAW By MARVIN DANA nal m may Of BAYARD VEILLEK. I.M. WU. ay the ft L 114 "I us going to hold you to that mei hir Dick" "All right You petit GP "bet Uslat, yes need, girlie -bet a few. became they .sI clothes Park. And inn. time I'll run dows te deers sake ited have ins net b la half as bon Ti. will be AO ready. wort peer "US Tao, PI be ready. de egg Wag year father." 'Toe bet I Irbil' Diek end beer. b. lb would len bade bar 1111 arms againbut she evaded the 41.1111111. "Just *Der Dick pleaded. "No.- the bride netted with deter idea boa. There was dines Is the drawing room until the two wines beard the dogleg of the outer door et the aparra meat. Theo •t but Anis relieved her pentep emotions is • sigh thet was sear a iron. "Ok, geshr atte gasped. "The Poor nap?" Oared:. leaning frees tbe maid that Mc* Gilder had left. esteemed just as Mary waa glancing over the release with which General Hastings was to Yet compensated, sing with the niters t his letters, for hb payment :4 5111,- 100 to Kiss Agnes I..yuch. Mary spoke dimply to Lima "And sow you must ret ready. You are to ir at Harrisoffice with Me donated at 4 o'clock. and remember that yes are to let the lawyer =wage ewer, - thing." "1 don't see the use of oil thie stow key business." .he protegee& "All I want le the "Listen. Agnes. The last time you tried to make • aim give op part of h is money tt reignited le your going be prison for two years." "Rut 'that was so exciting." And this way la so safe." Mary re - Hoed shsrply. -Remides. my dear. you would aot get the mossy. My way will Tour way was blackmail. Mine Is not. Understand?" • surer Aggie replied grilab. i. her way is the door -11r 0 rises " Ira nide annisseed. Then was a emir on the face of the amid. whiels was explatued a mined* inter. when the visitor was drown Into the armadas room. fee his nrosence was .et • ao elegem', ao extraordinary as to attract adoption saywbers-and sated) aa well from ribald otiservind Meanthne Games bad explaised to Mary -It's Knells!, radio Toe soot him once1 wonder what be wads? Prob- u sed to wort together." "Nettling without my consent.' elm warned -on. go. so. wee noir 01117010 agreed. Partber dimension was cut short by , the appearance of English Mac n it tall, handsome loan In the early Untie& who paused just within the 410erway sad delivered to Mary a bow that was the perfection of elegaeee. Mary made so Wort to rostrata the Made eases by the contend of Mr. �I liges Yet there was so vielatkr et the canoes of geed tests *kept le the aggregate. Prom spats te bat from wanting cost to Oswalt. .owl - Stag was perfect of its Ided. Osis then was as nessiaboredee. se tbat the seesembie was aunt:net And the sleds maseere ereebely beraiseir ell with 1010 .1.410.. whereby the whole effect was emphasked and reeding Inaba Ganes took .ss amand leek and tbrn rocked with laughter. Griggs regarded his terror mesoclate reproachfully /sr a memoir lad item grieved In freak enigma:It. Prom new .testeme." Mary sug- gested. "we inkpbt judge that tin le petrel,' • social eallIs it? "Well. eat madly." Griggs answered *1(10a smile. -Re 1 furled." his bonen replied. "lis eft dews. please. Ind MU se all eland it' English rage wasted se Uses -Now. look here." be 014 TIMM "Eire got (104 greatest pme te die world Two years ago a irat54 Getbie weitb dalIdAlle aid a in et pion neigh iltetrili eh :or.r:arell wen parted frame s ebe- twat. Is Mere sad megglell105Ole esentiy.- -Are them thew redly were Ilse meets r Parsee eselatmed. "Insestlises Mere: Mary armored. "Iltinges bag a eel el Get* tennis, errephelf • delbrei" went en .4110 1010 acesest "Abed a =meth an the Oleo I was telling yes of were brag le the eery «S molasestre Its this eft." Ile Mend lb trair a Mb dent le the delit eel leant tared& rendre Ms vette a1 te a whisper ma he Welled hie plea ' let% ge after Om They were althillgied. Wed yr& Gad re inner lailletert be seal nem& Mee de pre say? Mine ibet 0 iderrros doer* 10 dire le le bor." he ..ht Gripe pe. MAIM Hilre segerty er sm. en win 41111V1 bet head degleigely. "MP Oi OM she dedined. l WI Wildest Or NW 1 UMW le thell, al neer: Ilebillited dbratiesdy. •Ibut V yeei 0- 'I7 Mends end 1 DIMS OD =Min 111110 Mat fink yell ter eluded dig, W. Wes. bet we gaol go I& and thews itlid of tbe metter." "ad ball 11 111011011 orpeitulkeld. °Yee el& 'Olt dr) elk der le - "UMW" Maly erilideled Weller 'Tim Tee hem whit he le -the dry seeds inns' Warp, bewevrehed regales' lass NM corbel. and bee dike wee tru- e*, win as she replied: keitw: bet Pilk the moo. tr. W/°' eak and 11 weal teach It That's all there le toil" 'Out half • minicar Otiggs exclaim- ed Oseessoistely. "There's • den 11511.11 Eddie" dries& worth playtug for. Think of trt-- He turned pleadingly to Gerson. "Half • eullilon. Joel" The telephone rang. and limr7 'l- ensed herself. The instaut she wiss out of the room Grigg torool to Gar' sou anxiously. -it',. clot*, Joe," be pleaded. Its rot • pion at the house." He drew • paper from his breed pocket and hand- ed Illeakthe forger. who studied It with intent a ra ricking eyes "It loots easy." Gerson tweed. It la easy What do yeti say? promised Mary Dever to -- "Rut a ebance like this: Anyhow -.me around to the beck round at Wits - key's tonight and well have a talk. Will your "What Oral" "Maks it early, may P" ▪ come." Garsos repUed half guiltily. And In the as... IDOiliglit Mary re-entered. Griggs rose and spoke with an alr of rein+ -It's 'follow the Medd; " ba sold. -and since you are against It that est ties It" CHAPTER X. thersesees Nedelses Gest sOMETHING of what was in In Wed was revealed In tierson's fret speech attar Griggs' going. **That's a mighty big stake h e's playing for. "And a big chases be's taking," Mary reeerted. "No. Jos we deal want any of that Well play • game thers sabi and sure." The words remelted to the larger wdrd forebodings that had been! heehaw him threegheet the day. 11.1 .111 anougb." he dated "het le it sate? 'What do 7......r Oars= walked (5 1.4 fro tismeirly g e he newerett. Wires the belb get tired of yes putting ever en er sad try ante! reign wert 7" • "Don't worry. lee 1 Itsow • way t• step it - 'Well, so far se lt gots. so do I." the forger said. l.'s Medan:it i Oasis Mary Mesa wird. eitoolleloselly. 1 leg the wean who had es Innen* 'Tor rough men • se odd -I bare Ir marded 10101. Ins" He took • e....easitte pistol frond lit somehow Mary coebd set believe his pocket. 11.w.. ne me odd drape. , Sat bee• bueband wield yield to smelt with • barrel Maser than mind mud I peemeed gsereiss. gather. eke was • brilabsped contriveme isttached I ogge bo wish' peeve Meal te her the musehe 1 he *wed Messigh ever treads VW111111 malarr, IPPITO tibreght a ratan sibt•gbeimb et fliet-eisrr "Peehr Tbs 'Wan W I need it tery weed pet ee Os isa en thief" Me &Os strews trebrivesse 40 the Inspector Burke. the whole place dos% n on us" Gerson chuckled. You just watch that dtnky little Vase at the table seross tbe room there. Taint very valuable. is It?" No." Mary Fingerers& In tho mime instant, while still Iter 'Yee were on the vase, It fell In • cas- cade or shlyered glass to the thble sod glom. Mir bed beard no sound. she saw no smoke. Perhaps. there bad been a faintest clicking noise. litur stared dumfounded for • few seconds. then tamed her bewildered face to- ward Gerson, who was grtnnIng In high enjoyment "Neat little thing, ain't ttr the man asked, exultantly. "Where did you get ter Mary asked. In Boston. last week. And between you and me Mary. lea tbe onty model, and It sure is a corker." That debt In the heck room of BIM key's F:nglIsh Eddie end Gerson sat with their heeds rime together over • %able "A chance tile this." Grimm was say - tog. "e honer Mit will malt• • for - tour for au of in it mounds good." Gerson admitted. wlatroily. 'Welt" sped ()digs "what de yen way I" Wow would we spilt it? 'These ways would be tight" Grim answered. "One to me, one to you and me to he divided up amoeg the ethers." Gerson brought his fist down on the i tabis with a force that made the glass - ss Poets "You're ad" be aid, strongly. "rod" Griggs declared. and the two see shook bands. "Now, ru get" - "Get nothlagr Gerson interrupted. "I'll get my owe mem Chicago Red Is Ducey. perhaps couple of others of the right wort get them and we'll turn the trick to reel"r""That:tpleasedlialgifitint". stuff." Griggs egret& But a sudden shadow fell on the face of Gerson. He bent closer to Ida rem - pinion and spoke with • berm teem sity that b000ked no natal. Griggs nodded understandingly. 'llbe most never know." Mary bad gone to her bedroom for a map. Elbe was sot in the least sem I pained that Mk bed ad yet returned. though be bad mendosed half aa boat. I At the bent there WOOD sway nisei that :night detain idge-ids father's absence frost the tace. Aidleeldes is making arrangements ter his project- ed lisiosymem trip abroad - which Would never occur -or the kt the word there was a chalice of 104 beg Ids tattier promptly. and et tbst fattier as promptly taking steps to "Jest whet de mess by mow prevent the see beet ever amla bit stud • PAMIR nerd lib particular mem and have atilhe ele choose of fate to its within her men of renege. lbws taro10dd 10a heart tensest - kg esetinethse 1104nen were hi Ile "Whet Is 1? 1 MA sayer sem asp dim Ike that beers" pmethilltlee 104.11107 mere spbmIlld •.se loom ripe ele then the Joy of remorse, Ube wend 4.11 01.5 lethe bedaris getAseik not entems the troth ern to de. sod 71 us/ taw ▪ wid ow meet geld lint the tretb wee there •1111 dome so was mewing that haa. fret bee atremble with rages fears distreetal soothes which hi the dr* She bila 1/61/4" 14.101•• • limit solledetle of al ble bred. "There ears "IT r••••111 8"11411•11bs,.; • MP Or mew Mane sliserem. WIth "Irs • sin mean insits" see es- semehallese powder In the eartridige; .54 5. blown ea. I es* soft a AN haat 017.e.4 "sent .01 ,10 wedeln even keew it had bees dens 401 110 nese slot believe me." "taipaseibler Warr abeekrad. ▪ U abet Men watt. 111 dim yea' 'Oen grades, est here' Mary es- earape• M slain -We weed have vistaed as bar uthatese lay kinkier ?And tines nether mem wilt dr They esti Ow meet 500 70.. Uy this time litiry was odds swab& ter Ohs sine ef burin the pollee Ow iderier, nes emingh le star* liar set et dieweleses. Ube got sapped bee • leammu. bathed bar was la aslasell‘ items. boa hair • Mb sid *Mid ISM the Timearee. JAheraliT 11.1M • *pram meek MMUS UM NM MO bid bees *dais10 esiesffideg met thee a nand et se herr-em the ellie 101 Indigeslise 01nib 010, 10. yes ors ell lastr the kg, Wily ems Med as she 11061114. "Tee. Imossiss.° Mary replied plum w itty. es OW sensed 110 0. seen db. gen a gimes toward the ether visitor. who wee of a alnabarer with a this. Item Sacsand recognised Md Instantly as Demarestwho had rhea part againt her as the lawyer tor tie sten at the time of her trial, and who was. now 41.Ulet attorney. Ube went to the chair at the leek and meted herself la a leisure& humbles that increased tel ledlignetiss et the Aiming Inspector. She did not ask her melt Invited guests 10 .11. To whom go 1 owe the pleasure of this visit. Inspertorr she remarked coolly. It was noticeable that she said when sad oot whet, as if she u nderstood perfectly that the blionee of seen penes brought hint "I bare mute to have a few end words with you, the inspector de - dared. Mary disregarded him, and 175s4 10 the other man. "How do you do. Mr. Demareetr she said evenly. "It's tour years since we met. and they've made you district attorney duce then Allow me to con- gratulate you." Demareeffs keen face Wok on an ex- pression of perplexity. "I'm puzzled; be coafeesed. "There Woo:nothing familiar. somehow, about you, and yet' - 'Ont you gasser Mary queationed. "Search your memory. Mr. Densarest." The face of the district attorney fighteoed. 'Whyr be exclaimed, "you are -It can't be -yes -you are the girt, you're the Mary Turner wbom 1 -oh. 1 know You now." "I'm the girl you mean, Mr. Demar- list. bat, for the rest, you don't know use -not at alit" "Young woman." Burke said. per- samtorily. "the Twentieth Century limited leaves Grand Central station at 4 o'clock. It arrives In Chicago at 855 tomorrow morning." H. puUed a massive gold watch from his walst- cost pocket glanced at It, thrust It back, and concluded ponderously: "You will just about have time to catch that "Working for the New Tort Cen- tral now?" Mary asked blandly. "Totel better be packing your trunk." the inspector rumbled. "Rot why? I'm not going away." "On the Twentieth Century limited this saleroom:1." the Inspector declar- ed in it roice of growing wrath -010. dear. nor "1 any year The Answer V.1111 a bellow "i'm giving you your orders You will etther go to Chicago or you'll no np tbe river." "If yon can convict me. Pray, no- tice that rattle word if.'" The district attorney tnterPossd very suavely: "1 did once, 1 remember." "Rot you can't do It agahs." Mary declared with an larnrraDete that ex- am! the adonishment at the pollee Midst. "How do you know be caul?" be Mesterei "Because if be maid be would bare bad me in prism some time ago" -nate- ,Burke exclaimed grainy. "I've seen them go op pretty easy." "The poor owe; not those that have 11901Sey 1 ha r • IDOOgY. P10itt7 01 money -DOW." 'dopey you stole' the inspector de turned brutally. "Oh, dear. not" Mary cried wttba One show of virtuous iodlgnation. "What about the $3l&)° you got IS that partnership swindle? 1 'Void yea Mart steal thaw "Certainly not," was the reedy ro ply. "Ilse man advert for a parts ner to a Wainer= sore to being big nod safe retorter We formed a portage. ship with a catittal of deD.000. We paid the money Into the bank, and then at once 1 drew It out. It was legal for me to draw that mosey - Monet tt. Mr. Demareetr The district attorney admitted the troth of her contention. "Well, anyhow." Burt. shouted, "yes may stay beide the law. bull nerve get to get eutside the etty. Ot the level. sow. do you think yen could get away with that young Ondet scheme you've been planning?" • "Whet roans Glider schemer ('5.1 wt.l isst week) ;;;; / Mk: .1101 . 1:.• 411111.0 • .. la die a .0. ..........ite. -. ads( permitted to do as Me wife deans Is dr inentinsable pi-1twee at the married MIL Palth 1. undoubtedly • very good tang and sines a as. sewbor, but It Ile soilulhoesilie fee • teed pipe cinch' We dais the, meet of us don't want Ji home to us is the truth &beet ia illasaradm. the difference bet wive lometafilea avid ebereeter Is instellable. AO lose a• roe are trot rositIng the entveree why worry about the lofted - air ` Otitis( est et lite *101then Is le It wittiest the Weer dad ti whet ebbe be awned the sweenre of sec - ten D M I LIAR £1 50N CLEARANCE raCSALE ALL GOODS OF PASSING FASHION AND MANY REGULAR LINES MUCH RE- • DUCED for SPEEDY CLEARANCE Women's Coats at $5.00 A special lot of Women's Winter Coats, all new this season. Regular $7.50 to $5.00 $12.5o. To clear at each Children's Coats $3.85 A collection of Children's Coats in all the newest styles. All this season's gar- ments. Values up to $7.00. To clear at PIO Furs Furs Our entire stock of Furs is beim; devred at less 25 per cent. of former prices. Special Values in Dress Goods and Velvets too pieces newest Dress Fabrics, all the popular shades, regular values up.to 75c, 11 5oc per yard. Our special Blair Athol Dress Velveteens, exceptionally, rich quality. Regular price 65c. 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They Oases d to Agit,. twy set to let , they &lashed to right. watts . th. , tared sot ter the painful wooed,. laftioted by the tee - As lima as 115e and 4.rongth swami lest the, se, ow. ON suet so Th 3 charge ot the Priem.. Patrielis. •• air eikamla aid *.51..d.at. thea '4 raM t*.s Mt, The sa Pat's,. 'twos easy were oat to do or 41. And oboe the 10w.. Osamu boors they were me &5..*-- Lt .may they yenta tight vain the Lot teas died - Too serum ut tie Prism.. Patriot:. "Pc, Canada and Itaghuot .1 cry reechoed thahletia▪ lF.4 ItirsookessaLlorast."tik 3*1011. A 13.100. bests azhiatIs 15. 4.5.1. And glad theatres* had wino .1104 10 them to.how their magist,- hr • Wows ot the Psio•••• Patria L.... r °earls sad rogistod • sister, *hie *For bee Ceseetio and lisagiord • errito 1..k woe Mere. me is. a um. we. verr ondl. id mar It er bete weset ; Mar et ety elf rt brirg oacees• se glart.00r as their IWO - 110 .10... at the Primroses P•Atielo Klogehrbigo. 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