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LQ:.i«b, Brett
ehered forth '.
fs.'eteire int
stft.
naow i,, natal F aniettelnno.
hotel, replied Brett,
"1 must have sleep; saf
nsigu. theurlcs, and the Satin
s dia,ma�xtds, and 'every cure eons
ed with the Albert Gate, my u*
torr°, to perdition for the next, eight
ire
companion
barrister
uedly by
woke
at 1?
iriess
g. Hi
and. t
the ca
:fare` tl
1Ste""ares
tiartd,
terfeeed• with, me at such a mo
mens 1" He sighed deeply:,
he went on "?t
"Never mind,: � a
cannot°he, helped. mustkeepto
the thread of my story, Mademoi-
selle Beaneaire left the Cabaret
shortly after eleven o'clock. We
cannot be certain that she went to
the Care de` Lyon,' but the cab un
questionably set off in that direc-
tion, It is a long drive front Mont-
marte to the Lyons station. \3'e
will' give her, say, until twelve
o'clock to reach there, Now, un-
less she was journeying to some
suburban district—..a contingency
which upsets the whole of my theory
—there was no main line train lea-v-
ing for the, south Cantil i,05, a.ne,,
and that is a slow train, stopping
at nearly every station south ,of
Melon, Let us suppose that they
guard against every contingency. I
imagine that the pair, providing
the two travelled together, would
break their journey south at some
quiet town in the interior early in
the morning, and subsequently
proceed to them' destination by
easy stages."
`I am still fogged as to what yon
mean; fay their destination?" ,tion ?" said
Fainc�?lrne�
anean, the circus, the music-
lArn a collection of clurrrsny d a hall,the cafe eleaztant, or what-
eds. , i .r >l
ids, het he actteallt l.ad t e ever place xnae?en�o.sr-ile and her
ve, to �etnrn to the Rue Bar- astute adviser may select as at Safes''
He has not lz t . t t p
little scaunt*-
oristaifea h t
ette later in the
eel) seg"n se;zee; so
drel is either dead rax as t
iaa Ileass .n-itl-Miui?:.'s Haat,.
not; permit myself to pertiei-
n
a vert w erein to avoid ,oli:ce es-
pionage during, many menthe which
mtistt ensue before they care to
make the slight..sf effort to dis-
pose of the purloined r�diainonds,d
"The third item, cant nue
nate in d niuradez or. e<vena nn an
lefial in rnrisoailnent, I axtt regz'et. Brett, "'Owl) demands attention
r•ully compelled this lloruir+g, to in Paris is the whereabouts o the
?Ice the police into my confidence
end itffsran thein of an obvipus fact
rsceped their- penetration
da
irliolleo whistled-
t say," he cried, "1 gave
thought to the incident
ening when, your spy
the Frenchman re'
11 after the Turks'
As Ina
y require
part for
erhnpt tier c , I think,
fair to lea ve Talbot an
tit any 'wag . 'our inislsioin
;ore your Ifrospeetivta bro-
w to the bosom of his
and I regret, that it is bee
fear me to accompany yau. "
Fou serious, old chains VMS
riled
woe ''What has
lhappenocl r.ifuee one o'clock this
wing to make you so confident 1
•"I, `ething that is not already
s
`ltnntttan to you. Hail I iiticec.etdccl
last night 1» following Molle. Beau-"
Faire to her destination I might
bav been able, to accompany Bora
to Minden this morning. As it ns,
(leaven alone knows what sort •.t
dance sine, may lead nae. However,
yen complete your toilette, nay !Maar
Bellow,. I have ordered ereakfaat'
to be served in a -quarter of an
hour. Then you can eat and lie-.
y
a fact n verthelese, But
not much time, so we must
aunyFurther consideration
abilities. The fate of the
n must be determined to.
decide the question T
oulah the police, so at
with our friend the
Tterkss, Tiley must be fond altd
observed. ely chief difficulty will
be to keep that delightful. 4-on10113-
saxy from imprisoning them, if, aa
imagine, we And the little thief
as captive in the Rua Barbettc So
you see my :nGt)Qn& «ern npecteiative.
Yours, ou the other hand, will be
deennite."
"Alt*" said: Fairholuen, "I
turfing at the, door, `':s there any
reason why 1 'should not- wire to
t,.ci4th. to expect me to.ni,;1 t, `t""
(To Abe can! utiect
010w liea ° chit- ak
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o
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tau Sec, me to ns.aiyze end deduce and lied
out the probable fuoveutentsl of in
ellageut rascals, I am sure I shall
.,,.., ake a guess of things."
"You will: reach London," sari
Brett, "et 7.30 p.m. I suppose yen,
have in yee =vice a reliable cer
ant, esidowed. with a fair anoint
of physical strength l'r
"Reeher," erica the earl. 4'll
butter is at, splendid chap.. , He .h
ger la fined half a dozen times fca
s e ti cceding willingness to se
tie dispute with his fists."
"Telegraph hint to meet you sa
Charing Cross Station. I can de-
ssary� becomes inevitable, pend upon my matin Smith to use
avv to return to the hypothe- his nerve and discretion. More -
of my conclusionft$. I be- over, he knows :Inspector winter,
of Scotland Yard, and should trou-
ble arise, which I do not antici-
pate, this acquaintance' may be use-
ful to you. The third.person'wlio which they clo its well dead gas liv-
ar t
-• n- - limbos of ht are no
will meet you will be the' et 6e fn The opinion thus produced panted. by limb s o g
sant of police, n_hosc: reportto g h ]Evia bacteria and rat unknown,. probable Bacts on the g
Bari. dubious]
int of view fe
uring the first portion of tee:
repast Brett seemed. too busily en-
gaged, to unburden nis imide. it
was not until he had lit a cigarette
and pushed his chair array from
the table, so that he ceulld assume
a posture of corripleta ease, that he
eommenced—
"You slept so soundly, Fairholrne,
that you have not had time to le -
view
e -view all the circumstances of yes-
terday's adte-ita_ is, Otheew"se 1,
am sure you would have reached
the same conclnseans as s7 ggest±"
themselves to inc. Cut aausly
enough, although deg tired ellen 1
went to bed, I woke about seven
o'clock feeling thoroughly rested
both in mind and body. I procured
some coffee, took a bath, and went
out for a stroll, with the result that
I returned and aroused you after
reaching finality in some of my
conclusions, and deciding on a de-
finite plan of action for both of us.
"It is really very*decent of you,
Brett, constantly to assume that I
can see as far through a brick
wall as you can, especially as you
know quite well that, although 1
am fairly well acquainted with all
that happened yesterday, the only
tangible opinion I can offeleis that
the Paris police interfered with
you at a most inopportune rno-
ment." '
Brett smiled. "That is' because
you have not accustomed yourself
to analysis,"' he said. "Idowever,
I will summarize my views, and if
you can find any flaws' in my rea-
soning I 'will be glad. The first
thing to observe is that the diminu-
tive 1I'
tivv Frenchman drew �a himself'
t! l vengeance cn the Turks
gin let assuming that the indivkln-,
al. who planned the Albert Gain
outrage and subserjuentlyt sought
to bamboozle his employers by
palming off on them a set cif spuri-
ous diamonds, is far too acute to
attempt to dispose of the real gems
for many months yet to come. He
obtained, sufficient funds from the
Turks, in pursuance of what may
be termed they legitimate part of his
contract, to enable him to live for
aa considerable period without fur-
ther exeitement. Closely associat-
ed with hint in the present advent
ture is La Belle Chasseuse. Nei-
ther would endeavor to procure
safety by flight to a foreign coun-
try. They will seek insignificance
by living in a normal and common-
place manner. What more easy,
for instance, for Mademoiselle than
ev
TO FURNISH LIGHT,.
zdtfs that euggestioan
frd that there
tilt in the uea;
au "npcarta.nl
of at, new
Ex.
and domicrobes ett a time
t enter
tett 'Wood rnetltoti. of artzfaciial
hese bacteria in the blood are lnthc and rale y rotated whilst €a
Tse
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isatt tarot turfs oleo atwsos< +t
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living, there is always the danger hammer manys llehtly againstthcsn,
that they may be so virulent or thorn is aft atesnost e-onttinancanfs'.
resent in such m
mlacars as over -
ctme the attacking cells, and so
bring about the death of the suffer-
er. Physicians, however, have now
Ienrned to produce, the saving op-
sonin by. injecting the bacteria of
the same lined that have first been
killed by heat, so that they cannot
grow and do harm hi the body.
Their only action then is to cause
the elaboration of the opsonin,
radiation of artieafiaat light At
present the prodigal 'vuluz of the
discovery is nil,' but it is quite with
in the bounces of possilbility that dis
coveries" will soca) be read° that will
render its praetiral application
4ertaibty. The aunt el the phen-
nit is not at present correctly
stood, but it is probably" duo
o asome-eliauago in. the formation of
the sugar erystaale. - Vases where
the act of erystahzaticn is accona-
inr knowwn and `probnbl • tlnis is due
will Dint' o some eimilaar cause, At any rate,
P h the cells which b t
your heard yesterday. He tracts to them
e ce s .. y
this appears to be the only feasible
explanation, as it has been proved
that the light is- not caused by the
heatinfi .of the sugar during the
experiment.
"Oddabout flattery."
`' , thing k s everybody
\t4hat "It mac y , y
sick except those who swallow it."
out to you the flat tenanted by the
invalid lady. You speak French
well, and after a few questions you
should be able to satisfy yourself
whether or not the person who
opens the door to you when you
visit that fiat is acting a genuine
part. Yell can pretend what' you
like, but if admission is denied to
you I want you to force your way
inside and see that invalid lady at
all costs. In the event of as gross
mistake having been committed yon
must apologize most abjectly and
assuage the -wounded feelings: of the
to. return to the life of the circus, servants with a liberal donation,
whilst her lover—granted that he whilst the ex -sergeant of police -will
wished to remain in her company advise you as to any other place
—will obtain some suitable employ-
ment in the same circle. There is
a suspicion of a joke in the state-
ment, but I am quite serious, The
mere consciousness that they have
in their possession: a vast fortune,
which time alone will enable them
to realize, will serve' as'an induce-
ment to undergo the period of hard
work which means safety. You re-
member that the lady's father,
Gros Jean, visited the Gare de
Lyon yesterday ?"
Fairhohne nodded.
"I think you will find that he was
depositing there the necessary lug-
gage for 'a contemplated trip into
the interior, so that Mademoiselle
might slip out late at night quietly
and unnoticed and join her lover
at some preconcerted rendezvous, a
thing- which we new know she did.
I cannot, of course, be certain whe-
ther the Frenchman who signalled
to her in the Cafe Noir was himself
the favored individual. 1t • is pos-
sible. ,By the way, what height is
Talbot?"
"About five feet nine."
Brett pondered': for a little while.
"Yes," hi: communed alond "I
think 1 am: right. 'That pink -and -
white Frenchman is the, master
mind in' this conspiracy.. And to
think that the unintelligent muscles
of a couple of thick-headed French
..1 special
p
- henIexposedthe attemptt
foiatIl
p
of
icennen S_
)d
Cllld 1T
in
destroying thezn =will: put an end
to the trouble. --Youth's Compan-
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HEALTH NOTES.
Sleeplessness is sometimes pre-
vented by n hat foot, bath just be-
fore going to bed.
Hiccough can generally be stop-
ped at once by eating a 'lump of
sugar soaked in vinegar.
A bag of hot sand applied to the
part of the body affected with neu-
ralgia will bring relief.
In the early stages of quinsy or
tonsilitis: a gargle made by adding
a teaspoonful of powdered alum to
which may demand personal in- a tumblerful of warm water is to
spection. I do not conceal from be recommended.
you the difficulties of your task, or to
the chance` that you may get into 'lin LITTLE WIDOW
trouble with the police. But the
fact .rematiies that Talbot, alive or A. :Nighty Goat1. Sort of Neighbordead, is concealed somewhat in the to ?!lave.
neighborhood Of the Carltere Hoe
tel and it is high time that this w"A little widow, a neighbor of
portion of the mystery attending Mine, persuaded me to try Grape -
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his disappearance should be made Nuts when my stomach was so
clear. Do you follow me?" weak that it would not retain food
"Precisely," said Fairholme. of any other kind," writes a _grate -
"My programme appears to be very ful woman,' from San Bernardino
simple. I ani to kick down any door Co.Cal.
that is pointed out'bI
y -the ex-po- had been ill and confined to
liceman, provided I am refused ad- nay bed with fever and nervous
mission by. fair means." prostration for three long months
Brett laughed. "I think," ho after the birth of my second boy.
cried, "you have, put my instruc- We'were in despair, until the little
tions in very direct and succinct widow's advice brought relief.,
form. All I hope is that the inva "I. siker Grape -Nuts food from
lid lady may prove to be an elderly the beginning, and in an incredibly
fraud. It only remains for me to short time it gave me such strength
give . you my blessing and say ,that I was able to leave my bed and
g
and b e „ d enjoy my three goomeals a day.
"But what about 3,0111" said the In 2 months my 'weight increased
earl anxiously. "Sul}pone we come from 95 to 113 pounces; -nny nerves
. across Talbot to -night, as you anti- had steadied down and I felt ready
cipate, 'where shall I find you to-f°r anything.' My neighbors were
morro�xr t" amazed to see me gain so rapidly,
and , mie•.hthey heard
``You must telegraph to me' that Gstillrape oNuts.so alowneen hatd.brought
here," was the answer, "and you the change.
ni.tst possess your• soul in patience - e,
My four-year-old boy had ecze
until' you hear from me.,,
and lost
•'d last
spring
ba
\O '_don't pio`�est" he went ma very
ori, as Fairholme gave: indications his appetite entirely; which made
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