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By ANNA
KATHARINE
GREEN
eweesEW INS.
ar An,• (.1►snr a,Yle.
CII \PTER XX.
THE a` s t-aa1.E Or DO0w.
Eerier • slowed- Clifton and I
bad : opportunity of ez-
tb:.nt; d a few words. I1•
sots . -Ode, I W. reticent.
"He lute I. hlm open to attack on
every side I z ba• but to follow his
lend -and the e. Ing Ls done. Pour Ar-
thur way be aulgy, but be certainly
should have . cry chart... a, careful
lawyer couhl ,Ove him 1 hare never
thought now% or )*unit myself. els
wins his ca...o. but” -
"Ile will a' , ibis," f muttered
Clifton 'too looked at me very
rteteely fora nut.', paled a little -1
fear ;teat 1 t• very pale my•.Of-belt
dist n,'1 n•l t• • que.tlou r* .r,g to Lis
Ups)
"There I. m.obod In the madnc-• of
• man 1/,‘• that," 1 punu.'d with •
gloom 1 could not entirely roncesL
"Bo hot come upon 1wm0 evidence
wbf.'h bribe, not even communl,vt,d
to his clleut At (east, 1 fear so. W•
Mud be prepared for any uutoesrd ,
event"
"Elwood." said: Clifton, "you've not
been qu+tr nl.e:i with m.'"
"You have n right to rrpro•t'h me,"
said 1. "b•1t n •t .wholly. 1 -lid not de -
tele. you in essentials. Yen may till
Yv'va
osex ersv QUITE Or= err* zrs' 1
believe • me as C,!tlesa of Adelaide's
th
violent d.'nth a an can be who
drove her r. I hers Into misery whirlsdeath alone could end.'""1 will believe It." be muttered; "1
muse" AA' be 1rupped the subject,
ashe med. a� tee ..fur'e•cer.
1 drew a deep breath of relief. 1
had com
me very near to revealing y
secret
When we returned to t•be courtroom
THE SIGNAL GODERICH ON'TARiO
)Ir. MI•.T:t boarded to hl• feet. ba
the pYslr,,er bad uuslcercd before b
MOM Speak.
"Just eft.en min•rr.•"
"Hole come ye.: to krow the erne s
exactly ?"
"Ra :use 11..:t d ay 1 did look nt u.
watch. 1 ha 1 on enoat-ement In th
lower town and h t•1 only twenty min
ate% In which to seep It. I was on
time."
' lloneot at the core This boy wan
growing rapidly In my favor. But the
honk bat unwise answer was no
plean!no to his counsel. who would
hare :dosed. no doubt. n more gen
erat and lra iienelce renly. flowerer
1t had been mode. and Moffat was no
a ratan to cry over spilled milk. Ile did
Pot even aim r when the district at
"Nothing But Leaves"
Not Tea Leaves intermixed with Dust,
Dirt and Steins but all Virgin Leaves.
has the reputation of being the cleanest,
and most perfect tea sold. t? 147
BLACK, GREEN OR MIXED_ SEALED PACKETS ONLY.
ogu1tlob of bis Inability. real or fan -
tied to ezplaln away the most damn•
las feature of the case against him,
taken with bra own contradictions sal
growing despordrocy. could not escape
toy eye. accustomed as I was to lb•
habitual ezprrsaiou of most every per-
son there. But 11 wast not yet fisc Im•
penetrable gloom presaging c000ctioo.
and. directing Ella's alae toward kir.
Moffat who seemed but little dis•
turbot either by Mr. Fut'1 satisfaction
or the prisoners open despair, I took
heart of grave and waited fur the dis-
trict attorney's trait move. It w'aa a
fatal one. 1 began to recognize this
very soon. ;druid.. as was the subject
be now Introduced.
"Wised you went into the kitchen. C1 1'I1,hS are se'c. •heel, or 6 t oea
Mr. Cumber -rand. to get the stable r(or �.guxt all dnle{gub. Sample sent
door key. was the gas I!r, or did you (n. if rcgt:: ,ttal.
•
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vFOR Tllti K I DNCIfs
Why They're Bought
"I can certain) say the Gin Pills
have done a lot of good for me.
Home four years ago i could not walk
rep stain, my feet and ankles were to
swollen. )tut I nook three hoer. of 'an
i'Qls anal the trouble has never returned.
My mother, Si year: of age•, is taking
them and feels flue.
Mite. J.R. SALSBI'RY,
Camden East."
bole to light It:
• District Attorney iox matt •Sow,
then. did you get Leo tie stabler
The stable? t e . 1 hid so trouble
O Ili getting 11,1e Ilse -•. ,
••N a. It unlet i. I
y' A stow Ousb br.-lr o,.r tete ynann-
✓ er's wbolo face. He R�.: whi-r.' be bad
toeu landed all took a u -mute to pun
himself togetber be'fcxe• be reveled 1
I had the key to that .1...r too. l tut It
out of the kltcben
a "Yon have not spoken et gotag Into
t the kitchen-'•
"I hare not a;,oken of comino down-
- stain-"
, "You went Into the kltcheor'
t "Tees-"
".When?"
"N -hen 1 first cam,- down."
"This Le not r Accordance with y
dlne,'t ter:lmoo; on the contrary. yo
said ttc;t on • dowistalrs yo
went straight •: a reek for you
torner prnreedrd to elicit from the
prt=oner that I.e wag a good walker -
Now. as 11.e eorn, that night had been
at his bolt tool he wig 1n a hurry to
reach ht. destination It was evidently
nomInrrmbent nom him to erptatn how
he had mnratred to use: np the Inter
rening time of forty minutes before
enterinc the hotel nt 11:30
"fed you stop in the midst of Viestorm to take a drink?' asked the dis-
trict attorney.
As the testimony of the landlord In
CuthbeCuthbert road had been ezpllclt es
to the fart of his having himself nn -
carted the bottle which the prisoner
had brought Into the hotel Arthur
could not plead } ca. 110 must say no.
and be did.
"I drank nothing- I was too busy
thtnkjng. I was so busy thinking 1
wa udered all over those links."
"In the blinding snow?"
"Yr., in the snow. What did I care
tor the snow? 1 did not understand
my 1dster beltrg In theclubhoese. 1
did not like it 1 was tempted at times
to go back.'
"And a-tty didn't your'
"Because I was more of a brute than
a brother, became Cuthbert road drew
me to st•1te of myself; bec.s.ee"- ire
stopped with the first hint of emotion
we had aeon in him salve the morn-
ing. "1 did rot know what was going
we found 1t ntready packed with a 411
br
tthrto c 'I should hate gone back,
very mteltesl :reel hfeatbles crowd. It
differed a0rnew b*tads
from the 01.e tads
had fared u..le the moo log. but Ella
sod her parents were there and manyir
other,, of the acknow.l;;••d fr.ends of
the itemised and bin family.
As he took the w i1 nc-s chair and
prepared to meet the coo.- evamtna-
Hon of the distract attorney a solemn
hush a•'ttled upon the room.
"11':Is the visit you Mede to the win•
vault on the events:; of the 24 of lie.
t "• , I ' 'Then you knew the wave'
'Perfectly."
1, "And the keft"
"Snakclently well t. .,•pea it wltha,t I
difficulty." a
"llow long"dn yon think yon were in t
entering the h:.nse and prncnrin." these
bo!; tear •
: i....to: ons. 1 hate nn resone of
knowing. 1 sever thaneht of loot-1o.•t my watch"
"Rnt yon know w',on eon ,left the
elnbhonae to go betel.?'
"Only by this -It hod rot ret tteeni -
to 'now I'm told Celt tete nr141'Mitre
fell that night at ten mltrn'o. to 11. 1
wag on the golf Itn'ca wtlen (lea hap-
pened "
Mr. it'os n.ka1 "NV hertaho:it• oo
the golf !In: •? They .;ten 1 •,' sum.•
elk .:Ince, yon remember "
", her are .tel yard.. aetuaa from drat
tee to the third hole, which le the
nee re.' 0:,0 t" t'nthlert n ail," A ohm'
pnr'te•:-.•ri:-.ed "1 cart r. . 1 rrt t teeye•. ,, • r w :.err 1 . .•r ,n 1t :r .•r •ret
tr ..as • rand war )ren. the bees*.
The snow came on very fiercely For
a little while 1 mild nal see wy way,"
'Bow out see your way Y'
"The snow new into my eye. -
"Crut,aing the links?"
"Yes, sir; crossing the links."
"But the storm carne from the west
It should have beaten ngalnst your
back."
"Back or front. it botbered me. id
could not get on as fast as 1 wishe"
Mr. Fox cast • look ret the jury. D1dnt
they remember the teetlony of the
landlord that Mr. c'tnnl.erlauld's coat
was an thickly plaetertd with snow on
the front as It had been on the back?
He seemed to gather that they d1d, for
he went nn et once to say:
"Yon ars acrs.tomtd to the links?
You here crooned them often?"
"Tee; 1 piny golf there nit glimmer.""I'm not alluding to the time.. when
you play. 1 mean to oak whether or
not yogi had ever Mefnre crowed themm
Atrartly to Cuthbert eds'
"Yee, 1 had."
"ln • storm T
"No• not In n atoms"
"Now long did It take yogi that Numn
to tech Cnthbert road from the Wh1►
pertng linear
Spring Stales
In Footwear
1e1111c.
1-t t1' I e. 1 C.4.1 1,
Thet:c'C shoes In: ole'
ct+ahlc ' 1 11 to intlstlgr t
taste '.e tih"Ili l Xtt•tC1tZ:1
And It illi tla.' charm .
iety and col rt '.t. ,
rotnbinc moderate )'t tot,
Wu want ).•tt to arc fife
11t•a111tifnl rreatiott. rte arc
11'tq 'ltflp'ifig.
REPAI ItINd
Geo. Mac Vicar
.1111\ •1iSide %Aunt» 1.111'1•:141' II
t t r r (.11.•
SiIt
A; '' IS.w,i,h w be sent free
alAItloUvrllr ♦ MARION. ..Islty et. Meatr{ty.
ttli
be sbed out, with a decant look at
m!.
his eoae
{ 'Tamyou heard yoursister's voice
to tb• clahbouse how did you think
she bad got into the building?"
"Dy means of tete keys Benet,*
had lofr ct the house." .•
"When, Instead of taking the wbete
Duro h. jou tot, tel.' cue Vey run want-
ed frt,m the rttln dl,] you do so with
any idea she might want to -make use
of the r ti"
"No; l never thoogbt of it. I never
thought of Ler ::t a'1. '
"You took yopt one, key and let the
rept lien"
"You've. sold 1t"
"Was this before or after you put on
your overcoats' -
"I'm not sure -after, I think. Tes,
t was atter, fur I remember that 1 bei
deuce otn time unbuttoning my cos:
o get: at eny trousers pocket
"Yon dropped this key into your
rouser pocketr -
"1 did-"
"Mr. Cumberlar.t. let me ask yon to
6z your memory on the moments you
spent in the hall.' Did ,yon put on
your hat before you pocketed the key
or afterward?"
"My hat's flow can I tell? My mind
wasn't on my hat 1 don't know when
1 pat 1t art-"
"Nor where you took 1t from?"
"No"
"Whether rah temthe keys Mot and
then went for yntlr oat or. having
pocketed the key. wetted"-
"[
1141 not watt"
"Did not eland by the table thlnk-
tngr
'No; 1 was in too much of a burry."
"Eo that you went elralght nuts"
"ie.'. as gnlet:iy as I could"
The district attorney panned t0 be
sore of the attention of the jury.
When he caw that every eye of that
new thoroughly arortt body wan on
him he proceeded to ask i "Dees that
mean tmmedlately or 14s •Mtn 1411 you
rumor titter yon had made certain prep-
arntions or hell certain talk with some
011. yon called or who called to yon?"
"1 called to not...dr i-1 went 0::t
'mmediately.ie
1f was .Tldent that h. nod: erldent,
ton. that a had Iitt'e I• •, townhis
11e. t'neaatnews wren .11,“the pines
of ennfldenee In his y..r' til. mooed.mooed.andieelletiined mind t'nn read spoken
to Dim Ina the 1,1 . 1 c•e •.+ed ft 'h,•q, 1
knew 1t afterward anBennett he to
dece'leo the. court WAt telfn!d a O'er
whn.e .tn•nti.'n Lr.l tee • dn.wn W
tete c o ret I.) bra own coot', -,'1
!f be answer.'1••.1 all he moat rom- ,
promise 'rat •,t' I old no fear of 1244
.:ding this. frit! 1 h •.1 greet (ear of
what Ella might do If he let this Imell-
eallon st,u:d a...I made no effort to ex
eeerale him
.. if by tioncin;; hl4 prey
fore In the cutter nod consequent re-
turn
rrturn to the Cumberland home. The
TWAnk side glances 1 here obeerced cast
to her direction by 1,4tb rattler and
mother showed that she had made
Meme Impnl're dem 'naratlon risible
to them. If not to others, and fearful
of the cnneremences If 1 did not snake
,erne effort to hold heir In cheek, 1
kept roe s
r eyes In her direction ando
teat .tr'(tur's look and the look of his
rnetn.el ns he anawer.'d, with Just the 1
word 1 had
K ad
cect
-short and dog-
ged'
nor "1 eanrot esplela
u It was nay d.•ath werrant- . realized
I
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I11a
be
hs
oil
of
e
h
i
ocerroat. Seer, er, read a hat t
prisoner said e . **plc."
A rustling of r°:. distinctly to
hero.' In the .1 .:,e silence of eh
/-0 001. aa. for, u• 1 : y the reading u
t'.'; reply and --over
"Yet you cal - • S. which of these
4,70 Overcoats uu put on when y
homeleft your hoe Sri briar orso after fin
tatting your dinner?"
"I cannot 1 was In no conditlop t
notice. I was b, -;.t on g01ng In•o town
and on eomin; downstttrs 1 *en
atrtlgbt to the rack erred pulled on tt
firet thtn•os that or.-ered.'1.
The prisoner oto od.lm neblle, Ont w"
n deepening line etttb.r1ae on his Or .w
1 until the last word feel Then Oe'said
1 "I forgot. i went for rhe key- before 1
put on my orereoat.- 1 wanted to" see
hoe.- tbe'ttick hors. looked,"
"Did yon drop t'1• key into yonI
pocket toor
"Xo: I carried It In' • the hal!."
"What did you 410 u.::', it there?"
"I d,n't kbo-w. I'ut it on tie table. 1
Suppose."
'Don't you remember? 'There were
ether keys lotto: on this table. Don't
you remember Whatrot:did vrith the
one in your hag ! cab:'e you took the
clubhouse key ?r .-„ the midst of Mfr.
Ranelagb's blur h; '
"I laid it on 1':e table. 1 most hore--
therr was no ether place to put 1t"
"Laid It down by Itself?"
,Ten "
"And teokit up when you went oatr
"Of, course "
"Carrying it stralobt to the stable?"
"Na to rM I ly."
"What dA you do writh It when you
Mme out?" - r -
"I left 1t to the Mable door."
"Ton did? What excuse h^re yon to
g'ce for thatr
"None. 1 was reckless and didn't
care for anything -that's all."
"Yet yon tock several mtnnte., for all
your hurry read your Indifference, to
get the stable tier and look In at a
horse that wasn't sick enough to keep
your coacbman home from a dance."
The 1 rlsotier was silent
"Yon hare no furttier explanation
to give on this subject?"
"No. All fellows who bre bosses
will understand."
CHAPTER SSL
"I srMiio`r CARMEL ct-Mnxata'D."
TILE dL;oict attorney shrugged
this ::rawer away beforefore his
went (II to say: "You bare 116
torsed to Zadok D'rown's testi-
mony. -viten t,• returned n t 3 he found
the stab*. dn..r locked nod the key
hanging 1 e en Its usual wall In the
kitchen. t do you account foe
this":"
"There an' t 10 wsy>"
"slentlun tt.er. If you please."
"Zadok h:.d t.oen to et dance and may
not have been quite clear se to what
be saw. or, finding the stable door
area, t-tay have blamed himself for the
fact aril soogttt to cover up bis fault
with a 11e."
"Hove yen ever caught blm 1n a nes'
"No. But there's alto js a first
titre; "
1-�
then?"
"No. Ton have asked me bow this
discrepancy could be eIplaltted, and I
bare tried to show you-"
"Mr- Cumberland. the grey mare was
out that night 71Y haft been amply
proved."
"1f you believe ladok, yea."
"?ea have heard other testimony
eoreoborattre of this act She wog
tele• on the clubhouse read that night
by a person amply qualified to identify
imo"
7o 1'. been told"
"The perwnn driving this Dowse were
a Mt ldsatitsed so an old one of yam
ebur► bat car afterward found at
year bone on a reasote peg to a sal -
dem mord closet It you were sot tats
pees04 bow els you eiptatn MID use
M your horsy the um of your clothes.
Use locking of this stable deaf–w arra
roe drlare yntaself to have Isrt men
-lad the baagtng up et the ell las
.we eaD T
It woo a eeeeful auertle -kWer eR
tial no one knew Lot oar two Mesa
would Impeach his testimony
T.. 11.• ('outinued X. s'
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tb1Ln even wbule 1 held Ella's eye with
mine Sud .mwthed uty countenance to
meet the anguish In hers, In the effort
to hold her back for a few minutes
longer t:11 1 could quite satisfy.myselt
tt.at Arthur's case was really list and
that 1 must speak or feel myself his
murderer.
The gloom old •h followed t1.1. rec.
The Re14 Trleph.n.• ('.•. of ('anuria.
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