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THE LAW
By MARVIN DANA
FlOM THE PLAY OF
BAYARD VEiLLER
Ceevrlgbf. MI by a. if. !G
o0atpaay.
CHAPTER *VI.
Continued from Inst week
vt'i
"tie told me that be had never seen
one. Surely, It he had had anything
of the sort, he would have shown It
Iv me."
Burke pressed the button on the
desk, and. when the doorman appeared.
ordered that the prisoner be returned
toher cell.
"I 'oppose' Mary said, "that It's
metes' for me to claim my constitu-
tional rights, and demand to see a
lawyecr
"Yea." Burke agreed, 'you've gneeeed
it right. the first time."
Cassidy came hurrying In with a grin
of satisfaction on his stolid face.
"Say. r•Met" the detective said with
animation. "we've got Gerson."
Rorke asked Gilder and the dt•trlet
attorney to withdrew, while he should
have n private conversation with the
prlaoner.
"Now." be said when they were Alone
lbzetber. "I'm going to be yonr friend."
"Are your' Mary's tone was rem -
comm ltta L
"Yes," Burke declared. heartily.
"And I mean It! Give up the truth
about young; Gilder. 1 know tie shot
Griggs, of course. But I'm not fitting
any stock in that burglar story -not a
little bit! No court would either.
What was really back of the killing?
Was he jealous of Griggs? Well, that's
what he might do then. fle's always
been a worthless young cub. A rotten
deal like this would be about his •gelt,
I guess. Tell me. now, why did be
shoot Eddie Griggs?"
There was coarseness a -plenty in the
Inspector's pretense. but It possessed
a solitary fundamental virtue: it play-
ed on the heart of the woman whom be
queetinned. aroused it to wrath to de-
fense or her mate. in a second, all
poise fl, d from thla girl whose soul
was blossoming In tbe blest realization
that a man loved her purely, unselfish-
ly. Her words came stumbling in tbelr
haste.
"He didn't kill him! He didn't kill
himr she fairly hissed. "Why. he's
the most wonderful man In the world.
Ton shan't hurt bite! Nobody shall
hurt him' VII fight to the end of my
life for Dick Gilder!"
Burke was beaming joyously.
"Well, there Just what I thought,"
he said with smug content "And now,
then. who did shoot Griggs? We've
got every one of the gang. They're
W crooks. See berg" be went on,
with a sudden change to the respectful
to his manner, "why don't you start
fresh? I'll give you every chance In
the world. I'm dead on the level with
you this time."
By now Mary had herself well In
hand again vastly ashamed of the
short period of self betrayal canoed b)
the official's artifice against her heart
Aa she listened to the Inspector's as-
surances, the mocking expression of
her face was not eneonraging to that
astute individual. but he persevered
manfully.
Just yon waft" he went on cheer- y
fully. "and i'll prove to you that I'm
on the level about this, that I'm really y
your friend. There was a letter came
for you to your apartment 51y men m
brought It down to me. i've read It t
Here It 1s. I'll read it to your fl
He pkked up an envelope, which had
been lying on the desk and drew out m
the single sheet of paper it contained. c
Mary watched him, wondering much
more than her ezpreselon rerealtd over
thla new development. Then. as she ae
listened. quick interest touched her
features to a new life.
"Who killed Ortggs r
There wen no reply. Aldi Presently.
s egret on, half aabamed over W
ewe Intrigue against bar.
"Say." he said, and, for once, his
rake wan curiously sappremed, "yon
tell me wbo shot Griggs. and 111 show
thIs letter to old Glider. Now. listen."
be cried eagerly. "1 give you my word
of honor that anytbing you My in here
L Jost between you and me." Uncon-
sciously itis eye* darted to the window,
behind which the stenographer was
busy with hie notes.
That single Involuntary glance was
enough for the keen Instinct of the
woman to make a guess as to the
verity.
Just Up me off to the truth," Barks
went ou Ingratiatingly, "and 1'11 get
the necessary evidence In my own
way. Now. there's nobody here but
Just you and we. Come on, now -put
m• wiser
"Are you sure eo one will ever
know?"
"Nobody but you and me," Burks
declared, all agog with anticipation of
victory at last "I give you my word!"
Mary met the gaze of the Inspector
fully In the same tnstant, she flashed
0o him a smile that was dazzling, the
smile of • woman triumphant in her
mastery of the situation. Her face
was radiant. lurutnous with honest
mirth
She spoke to a most aaual voice,
despite the dancing dellgbttin her face.
The tones were drawled in the mat-
ter of fact fashion of statement that
leads ■ listener to answer without
Beed to the exact Import of the mime
Wm, onleea very alert Indeed This
Is what she said:
"I'm not speaking loud enough, am
1. stenographer?'
And that Indnetrton• writer of short -
sand entre. nbanrhel In hla task
ins were! !wormi r from his hidden
)lace to the corridor
"No, ma'nm. net Quito."
Nary laughed aloud. while Burge
sat dumfounded She rose swi(Uy,
and went to the nearest window, and
with a pull at the cord sent the shade
flying upward. There was revealed
the busy stenographer, bent over his
pad. A groan of distress bunt from
him, and he fled the place In ignomini-
ous rout
The smiling Mary was returned to
her cell
CHAPTER XVIII.
The Confession.
BI'RKE pressed the button all
and ordered the doorman t•
send in Cassidy. When the de-
tective appeared be asked:
"Does Gerson know we've arrested
the Turner girl and young Gilderr
And, when be had been answered la
the n -valve: "Or that we've got Chi-
cago Bed and Dacey berer
"No," Cassidy replied. "iia hasn't
been spoken to since we made the col-
lar. He seems worried." the detective
volunteered. •
"He'll be more worried before 1 get
through with him!" be growled. He
regarded Cassidy speculatively. "1)s
you remember the third degree hn.
Spector Burna worked on McGloin'?
Well," be went on, as the detective
nodded assent 'that's what I'm going
to do to Gerson. tie's got Imagination,
that crook! The things be don't know
about are the things hes afraid or.
After be gets in here. I want you is
take his pals one after the other, and
lock them up In the cells there 1:: the
corridor. The shades on the corridor
windows here will be up, and Garsoe
will see them taken in. The fact 01
tbelr being there will set his imagine
tion to working overtime, all right"
Burke reflected for a moment. and
then issued the ftna1 directions for the
execution of his latest plot
"When you get the buzzer from me,
on have young Gender and the Turner'
woman sent in. Then, after a while,
onil get another buzzer. ' When yos
hear that, come right in here, and teal
e that the gang has squealed. 111 do
he rest Bring Gerson bere in just
ve minutes. Tell Dan to come tn."
As the detective went out, the door.
an entered, and thereat Burke pro -
ceded with the farther Instructions
necessary to the carrying out of hid
beme.
This wag the letter:
m 'There
c
"Take the chain out of the once,
Dan;' he directed, "except mine and
ne other -that ones Ile indicated a
hair standing • tittle way from one
rad of lila dealt. "Now, have ail the
hadta up." He chuckled as be added:
"That Turner woman se.
r
eda
7o the
trouble with one"
ile returned to his chair, and when
the door opened he was to all appear-
ances busily engaged In writing.
"Here's Gerson, chief." Cassidy as
eonnced.
"Hello. Joe:" Burke exclaimed• wits
a seeming air of careless frtendllneyR
as the detective went out and Garsoe
stood motionless Just within the door.
"Sit down a minute, won't your the
inspector continued affably. H• did
not look ep from Ala writing as he
poke.
Garrotes usually strong face wax
hewing weak with fear. Has ads.
pleb bas commonly very frm• moved
little from enemy twitching' of hag
fps Hie clear eyes were eighth"
loaded, to a look of apprebensloe as
y wined the room furtively. He
de no answer to the Inspector's
greeting for a few momesta. but re -
Med standing without movemene,
poised alertly as It sensing some coo-
led peril Finally. however, Ms
uzfety found expression In wotd0
Is tone was pregnant with altars.though he strove to make It newly
Weaning.
"/ay. what am i arrested fort ie
oemtem d "i ain't de anything."
Rorke dad not loot up. and Ida pee I
tinned M hurry over the paper.
"Wbo told yon Ton were arT�tedr
1 can't go witnout telling you how sosor-
t"'1 aere won't never be a time e
that I won't remember It was me got you s place.
sent up. that you did time 1n myace.
I ain't gotng to forgive myself ever, and I
'wear I'm going straight •Iwaya Your
true Mend . HELEN (MORRIS.
For once, Burke showed a certain
delicacy. When he bad finished thew
reedlne. he said nothing for a long\
minute.
Mary'* 'yea were luminous in the
joy of the reatirntlon that for her. after
all. rehabilitation might he in a mea-
sure posalble, though nothing couldrn
ever repay the degdauon of years
se
Infinitely worthan lost
Burke's hang voice. cadenced to a
singular sympathy, broke In on her •
reverie of pleasure and of pain.
'You knew tater be inquired •
'Yes, two days ago." , w
"Did you tell old (111dorr he sulked. •
Mary rebook her heed in negation. I
'What would be the Doer She re- e
minded him "1 had no proof. No the
one would hetlevei ma" ilia
'They'd believe this. Why. this let. M
ter sets you clear. If d Gil should ma
see this letter. there's nothing M
wouldn't do to make amends to jfA test
He'. a square gay himself. If it MIMS
to that, even If he was hard on me H
Whys this letter wipes out everytlting,w
Than, the In.tatent emotion beedlitig tear
at his twain forswl hien to speak
eesNbly, bonding hope on the letter',
Ins tamable worth to the woman kith
IMO
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BOMBARDING FORTS
OF THE DARDANELLES
Huge Naval Guns Hurling Shells Into
Turkish Pos t,on. From a
Great Distance
Operations against the principal
fort* of the Dsr •ineltes, which are
situated un Doth sides of the Narrow&,
about Half -way through the strait, aro
being conducted by a strong detaca-
went of the Anglo-French (feet. 1111
b) the battleship Queen Elizabeth.
( from a new vantage point in the U,lt
'at Barns, where their objective is
bidden from them by the tifl!s cf tb.
• Gallipoli Pes'nsuta, which is about six
and a belt nines in width. Ar•nordinq
to the latest oMc!al information three
Freneh warships entered the Gulr or
Biros and opened ' au indirect Are
across the peninsula upon Fort KILd
-- --- Bahr. u•. ;I:e ia:ropeau 1:de of the
Nary Oth
he remarked cheerfully to his blain
voice.
Gerson uttered an ejaculation of dls•
gust.
"I don't have to be told," be retorted
humly. "I'm no college president, but
when a cop grabs me and brings me
down here Ire got sense enough 1e
know I'm pinched"
"Is that what they did to yoh. Joe?
I'll have to. speak to Cassidy about
that. Now, just you sit down, Joss
won't you? I want to have a tittle
talk with yon. til be through here in
a second" He went on with the write
Log.
Gerson moved forward 'fierily tis
the single chair near the end of the
desk and there seated himself mochas -
lc -ally. Ella face thus was turned to-
ward the windows that gave on the
corridor. and his eyes grew yet more
clouded as they rested on the grim
doors of the cells. He writhed In hie
chair, and his gaze Jumped from the
cells to the impassive figura of the
man at the deet. Now the torgel'1
oertotsanesa increased momentarily, It
'wept beyond his controL Of a mai-
den he sprang up and stepped close to
the lnepector.
"Say," be said, Ina busty voice, -re
tike -Td like to have a lawyer."
"Where the matter with you. Joe*
tbe inspector returned, always wttb
that imperturbable air, and without
raising his bead from the work that
so engrossed his attention. "You
know, you're not arrested, Joe. Maybe
you never will be. Now, for the love
of Mika keep still and let me entad
this letter."
(eintinned next week)
SUFFERED
With Biliousness and Sick
Headache.
l'.lgary, Alberta, July S, •1914.
i was a great *envier for • Imre time
wit biliousness. Lick headache and
liver trouble. Nothing seemed W do
e.r good I had erinto.t given upin
deapa.r when i decided to try
FIG PiLL.S
After taking about half a box the
headiehiss stopped and my appetite
improved. i bare just finished the
fifth iwx and fee as well as ever, 1
ran heartily teenti mend. Fig Pills for•
.tomach and liver rrootle*.
MRs. MART ELUSON.
&Id at all dealer in .S and 50 -cent
bozos or nl••ailyd by The Fig Pill Co„
St. Thomas, Out Sold in Godericb
by E. H. Wigle, druggisr.
iw.rd Lovat, the head bf the famous
1.orat Scouts, telly a goe•d story in
regard to a very h ruffled private
who w•.ts under arrest for some offence.
Lord Lovat inquired of the sergeant
as to what' his offence was. ••tie i •
very itoubleeome fellow, sir;" the ser-
geant replied. "Got too much Hp,
goes nut wdbout (rave, comes back
when he likes, and get. drunk wben
he likes -just as if he was an efila•r."
TEETHING TIME TROUBLES.
Bahy's teething time is a period of
anxiety for mothere unless baby's
etoutach ie kept r.weet and bis bowels
regular. No other medicine hes been
found Lo valuahle during teething
,s has Baby's Own Tablets. They
make teething mettles* and by their
use baby gets bre teeth so easily that
the mother scarcely know., they are
mining. Concerning the Tablet.. Mrs.,
F. G,•kbmith. Nelson, B. C, writer:
"Babe's Own Tablets arra her''
greatest help doting the teething peer-
teal." Thr 'Tablets ate sold Ay meds•
tine dealers or be nail ar 'L; erns.' a
lata room The Dr. ‘Villiaru.' Medicine
Co., Brockville. Oar.
A doctor who bad heen . ed
hastily elighled from his raniece to
find a woman awaiting him on the
doorstep and with"rat the anxious
Inok be expelled under the , it •um•
*Nueva. '1 under. tend he said,
"'that your boy has •wallcwed w snv-
ereign. where ie he ?"e Ile air."
was the reply. " I'm glad to tell you
we made* nehateke ! it wasn't a *or-
mittgn ; it was only a Irti If penny !"
Maryellen* Ceve•-".Algid you say
that Rrnwnley was cured of a had
aft irk of insotoni• ray anttgeetion?"
"Yes -purely by Rua s e.tinn. Hie wife
suggested that gine, he could not sleep
he might as well ell up and *Mace the
i.ahy. It worked like a charm:"
• lJ
QUICK NAPTHA
THE •
WOMAN'S SOAP
.a a. er cruisers ►l allotted
in the entrance of the Ilardeentile
i:ohserve•1 and dir.+eked the Are by„
k;re' t
The bntt.es.iln e,,,, -en Elisabeth
with h• -r eight Ifeii,.:h guns, (fired 21
rounds at "Fort 1.," 0:le of tbo Euro -
even fort: at' the Narrows. ' This
operatic,• was cr,rdactid uy indirect
fire by meanie of aeroplane r.•••on
lai'aance. Fort L is sr::'e1 with two
14-tlrch guns, wh:Sh :culd hardly
Nath the Queen ries, th, and the'
two'•nelgi•b,;r;ng fret, , 'ss" s three
11-in.h. and acme yr.'s:. r =tr..s. Ot-
Satutdst the Mics -n ::;icat>ech de
paned fror4 the • ntrar(•e
straits and joined the French aqua•'
tett fn the Gulf of iiaroe. From ti.!
point th-t British sup.r-lira• aiicg t
bombarded Forte }'::midi, h and Hal:.!
silo!, l 1 h:nleb, tush on %the ,tlai3Nc
siu,• e' this Narro::s. Th:.., her shed:.,
were ant acnes• the a:.ah of tie
Galtipoil Penir.sula Sad t.. • Nidt:1 of
the Harden Ales. it, adelt ,.a.
1 ships taking ,,art in the bom-
bardment from the Gulf of Suros may
be pr. tum d to be iramune front
serious return Are, for t sere are no
fortifications on the .Egea.1 side of Cie
peninsula. and It to stat d that r.on, 1
of the ships has suffered damage:
Late despatches from Near -Eastern
points indicate that the eituatiou in
Coaatanttnople L becoming • incre aa.
ugly serious am..* result of the suc-
cess lot the attack on tae Dardanelles,
which has dr.ven hundreds of fugitives
from the Gallipoli Penipaula. and toe
Asiatic side of the strait, in terror
to the eapl'al. Foreign: ri. not etea
excluding Ge: mans, are in a precarioss
position ane: massacres of Christens
are feared.
•
PROHIBITION ASKED FOR
Sweeping Change in Liquor Matters
Demanded ty Alliance
By a u;tanitncus vote mir Deminton
Mliasce Convection la retito last
week calied upon the Federal Govern-
ment to intrlducc 1,o the House o.
t'ommo: tt a re.-oli:Lon favo-i.g the'
total prohfb!tion o: the manufacture
and colt' of n:otlra::rg ;lquur to:
beet:age. pu: tos=s. ' ..
T''t• r-'70',::' i was 'pro^Hurd `
b;
Rc c. Lr. " Sibert • Yoare, Sept o
the' Met!:o.i:::: S•r,1a: Service Depart-
Cleht. and was Y, c:.nd, d by .Rev.- Dr.
J. L. Sl:ea-er cf Graf Social Service
lelar m,la of (:1,• i'res',yterian
thee. h.
`?cnle d!a^t:sale : toot:. place bafcr•
ti.e r :' a i, a x•tc ^dor.•. d. !.f r. J. H.
ade a strong
tt'e' ::1 for co^Ilei::: t reeaest fo:
l'ro 1.btiion 1.0 IC. ! ••*°ud of VI., Nur.
Hr ::•e3 t+i,tt 1 ..s charged by
t :• T reed 'temp y, opl.• of
fr•'ehe.• 1' . •'! t'. •.. i', :.:i u .!. at t. at
t', W::: cat r,, uj 'for to:al pro
, but: v:. r'• re-'dy to support
.t...1 from" . the
a .1 peeirbit'o,i
u -,r
4. '••:. 1 _ .: ,. ra e'?eted:
,.. .o•.orary pest.
�• Principal Llov,t of Saeka
tr tent; t.. Sale, .. !1r. 11. A.
tar)'. J. 11.
(.. n.r- a:: ' rumor Ondine
, 1. v. _••;i if. Lace.
r W CAh'_ADIAN OAMP
Flit: Catch ,of Second Contingent
Located at 8horncliffe
icier •hoaaand men of flu.
e • .•• ('noadtan tapede:onary
• .
'''••" ileus• 1'e�ehcd h.«� .•;A will :e'
' .• . , d at Sher...i:to , amp, which
is• big :n:proye,n,•..t ovcr Salisbury
and tee nun w111 11.• niore co:o-
1,:r::.••••1/
elca`tcre 1 tientthe t e (nasi . t.
a 17`
.
came :.croea in Octob. r, Th,:
c.sn.,r at ,u,"acliae Is within • mile
e,' tl.e railway statin, and is located
o . dr): soil. i lot re are pared road+
s.'d s;dewarks, and there are brick
::.:.o qua: ;r- the •ru::.:a. The camp
1.: a: o wit.11n 'say trach of Polke•
st .t.•, ono of the most pleasant and
pi• tcresque - et .iso resorts in England.
Promotion Fo Janice*
V ce•Admtral for J n Jellicoe has
been promoted to the rank of Ad-
miral. and Admiral Sir Hodwortil
Ileus appointed Admiral of the Fleet
In Sir John's stead. Sir Hedworth
bas leen ('ommander•in-chief at Ports-
mouth.
It 1a supposed that the exceptional
talents of Admiral Jellicoe ars re-
quired in an ad%.taory cataeity at the
A miralty (birth,: the enfor'c'ed ta-
u of the •Tome tent.
dor',
Turtle Stopped Water Supply
A turt,e "slimated to weigh Son
pounds. was drawn against the in-
take pipe of Leamington's water
supply-, cuttirg the town ..R for several
hours.
derma.* Short of ,read
1 he Gepnen army bread ration hag
been reduced from one loaf a day 1100
two men to one loaf for thrown mew*
•rrnrding to the Pettish ofbeial Eye.
witness at the front.
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1. tcndnl :or in -r .r.. 1
Me.NRtY, M*reh let.
'NRws NI.TE..--11. v. J. S. Dirtiest,
wits at Mh•itnt Fee. r• et Ie. -1 we* k atter.d-
ing tt,e funeral of his Irtother Thome-.
who died at (:ravenhetn.t Th.
1. 1 i
r t a
funeral cf the lite
Kerrie e f Lncknow, 1' ,.k pia.:r nn Fri.
dal afternoon Inst. All the Laziness
plsces•were closed as a tribute , f re.
.nest bi the dcres.,d . ..Mier A.
Iloyd is visiting at 1'h1rrq,, rind ether
pinc....,.. Mr. and Mr-. T. Pierer
left last week fur lb, West after
upending the winter herr.
W gnh1N1i8.--On LVetine•aday. Feb.
ruaty .'lth, at Parkdale Preel yte►ian
'
chute/. Rev. A. L. liregte tad le
matt -mop Mary, daughter of Mr. and
hire. John Hahhiek, of lan•knuw, vied
John 'Schein, of Toronto At the
Lncknow Met h.'d•at p,r•ona'•• .m
$atmday last HMV. (lir.'. McKinl.y
perfern.rd the welding ceremony
uniting John McLeod. 1. inlrrly o1 thy-
2nd
he2nd entenonion, Rinks., acid Mss
Flnrrnc [.avis, of Pt. Helefls. Mt.
L ec d lis now a,neeessfnl fatmer at
rs,nsiak.. and the y.•nng maple
let on Mondayfor their Me
th to The on
Toronto Glob.• of
Fehrnary 21th had the following :
A few intimate tripod* witnrr.,,l
*,.l,rdav .filet.oun 111.• war:limo ••f
Mary 11•• ,4o ..en, of Lurku.N*. 1.,
Joh,. 1:0,'' f Itt4ey, Ly Rev, F. A
M••L eerier. '! ut the bomr of the
gtew.IiS easter, Mr*. MacDonald,
Pwlmrtttnn avenue. The bride we.ne
her travelling suit of navy Lbw, , with
a modish hat end veil. Among the
�gtusm•pt from nut of town were Nis*
Henderenn and Mise. McKay. of Lurk
new ; MM* Mclennan, of Laurier :
Mr. Heedersnn, of Lneknow ; Mr.
Sad Miss Mowat and Miss Bsateh.
A patty weddlsg was, solemnised et
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1 h • 1 • of (ae.rge Tiffin, i.uigsote,
when Mk. N -1 r
i + la Ur B 1 . tk
1.n. naw.
1, canoe th:• wife- .•1 Enure Alton, rat
Ashen kl. Thr eerrmony a A. in-
formed by Rev. ti. n. Mekioley in the
per eI ve of a large ptlurhrt' ..e ferrets.
Many tteautiful and rosily Rifts were
received, among them a ehetfue• fur
a:yl hum 1 h groom's father. )Ir. 1).
Alton. The young couple will reside
on the 11th ce•nrrrwio n .4 Aahlleld.
•
[town broil -•'Never (rite let let t,
my boy, that•ybu'll regret in After
life.- Dewtell+"You speak al from
experience?" Uubntr.st -"1 do! In
early correspondence with the lady
who is now my wife I signed twyself
*Voile obedient *.'roan!,'.'
MCUie.- M�
ilnh••r rte. tt•,c:wr, whomhe has
ror.•n.!v mad •.. '.-lees 'to rrprimen.(
sere.r"Iyt-"'Why did t.,.1 n...-atulc}
Trooper --**1 •h.,.... e• - ,u. t.,u visna
on .tr.•a► In' tot -, in. lite 1,, r,.
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Alt 'trio.. brat p.wcthwl ew ini>'a
AIWA. we have t Aroma,. and
,peri.•ncert In•trertot* n melt of Nur
three depart menta ('ow.nneee.'I.
-! orthand and Telegraphy. tier area
,.nu. :^feted end row ehesM read O.' •
're. free evel. r1,. Welts twit
.."1"r
kik 1• A M, I.A1 HI, e\ Principal.
Retirees ctiffnees and Sorniccs•
Swellings and Wounds, Sprain..
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, &c., &c.
Ir .s also fine fa Horses and Cattle
Soo &eorrol rte
Ser Noowoo.
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