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. ' ;Conveyancer , , Maurice sent . a ring of smoke, into bardlk believe hek ears. , "Why, Maur- He,was. expecting no telegram. ERe ford. J'Yoi ... &79o-th inaking ... .. -ac�- 4d"Wel C.a'll' them?" ,she repeated. 14 .. 11 �:, '.1 .
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i Johnny Unley as "fence" had'been chandes'of nfeAing eligible young the Judgment of God? Woe to'Maur- your division," said Walford and quietly. . the water. The lines weits. reeled-dn�, ' :": :,
. L I 1, Charges iLi�iigbnable. Day or nigh . 'the lawyer. - .1 men in Deptford are slightly remofe," ice M�eister if this� were:- true! - �. Wembury's hand was crushed in' a "On' the money I make he said,,, -Ah-winchest ' the tide) fell, ' I— 1. . . -I �
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I I 4'AfiYway, we are inLthe same boat," and they laughed togethe-f.`---`,v . ...... I porerful grip. - andwpnt back to his bete noire. "Arly- 'After the destroyers were brought, " ' " p
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I i �L ,day, .1111.,make'you A rkh'T"n." - Maurice Meister stood 'at the rag- Alan .. felt a cold thrill -L L .)eptfo ass ii ii"'an acquaintance we ought .to were raised 'by making th6t- hulls � -, �- .V` 1
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I . - . - Thi dark, sloe -like eyes turifed slow- 9 atche.d each.tiZtehmel'tuhroyught recurred on his - droO.". - . . ... � ,.
, . I .. ly .in his direction. At. a ged end of a yew bed e and w ' "'Really?" Mary"i voice. was e6ld. This meant months of . :;, ,
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-Late assistant Nemi York. Opthal- cisely, "you are a little over ��n't know—" I I I � I . ,,� I
I , Robbery with or without violence is heids, 4n, a qup-er 4evelopment of c ".And later towed .20D miles to Rosyth. ' 11
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mei, and Aural Institute, Moorefield's - had promised t I , the ri JetW .,-'% - .-The. ds wer-6 used'L to . I -11".-'L t�,
. 1. Eye j�iA Golden Sqdare Throat Hos- not so simple a matter "a you I"' 0 employ.. A bud, op- quently that police'headquarters had -- i)1LPa1-- I I ,She-: was standing- f4ciug-h1mm - same-metliq -'k W.,
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At Commercial agilip. *You think you're clever " e ng into glorious-fl6wer. Unobserv- never been able to circuiates descrip.- L I He spoke quicklk, enthusiastically the other side of the- table, her hands bring the Seydlitz,' Kai ' and the,L " . 11 � Mg�,,i?
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I Hotel, Seaforth, third Monday in Alan seized an opportunity when "I.have decided to these wrecks -had hundreds of" holes ,
f , bury " said Johnny complacqtly. . cheek, the porise of-ber dark head, the guise, a ruthless' enemy who had, slain . owing . . 1. � ,',�,Zi; ,.
. -each month, from 11 a.m. to 3 P.M. P, . the doctor was 6xpounding'a view on Alan Wembury," she said steadily. in -the hulls. Divers covered these ,I I .I.. �,
ill . I Maurice Meister concealed a. imile. su le line'of her figure as she turn, thout mercy the men Who had earn- I . . ..ir ..� ,'��' ,
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1 sity of Western Ontario, Lon- ed marble b He liked fair women. Gwenda Mil- 1-6�s understanding of the danger of A, hour later as he was leaving rid of hirn,'r -��roke in Johnny irritjb� often in undiscovered pipe - carried . . ., .1 1 .
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. " Seafortb. Phone 90. "Alan, I had developed into a sordid tragedy., were ready to receive him. ,; went on for days, or even 3iiouths, . �� 11
" f , I , I talking to Alan, Wenibury, M , 9 . . chuckled the colonel,, "he's too clever but Alan is my' idea �, ".L -
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I da Hospital for Women and I m*an. You have no further clue?.�. ;�atter had dropped for the moment - '.. �!;'��
R9tun ped. he had been on the point of call- and beck&ried him, and he W'entjslow- .turned to Engla:nd with one' objdpt, ,, . .:
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1. . I . occupied . by Mrs. Pafsons. - Ing ., . - � I.—' '. most forjotteh that there was such a start her new life. The thought ,I.ft almost bKought to light a�tdr three, . .;-
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. )ately. ,,. W. ...... . .±eel "Wh re is Johnny?" she asked. months of Fork, but miscalculations. . ...��, 4
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Rundays, f to 2 .p.m. 1 A1866-26 Thi 'claim ,of aLe was a cowardl ' The -Commissioner 'was' frowning. fee had first made the suggestionthat ""a ....1. .... 1, �
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. , ,east of the United Church, -Sea- replied: grey eyes, with their long lashes, how Though all the murderers in the Young Lenley was apparently at,L,ady more apprehensive.' The'ptl6jbet was . . I ,--. I ... � . . I
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- .� L County 9f'Huron. I . would. sound horribly unreal. In you her. life and -been living under -the' preserved its equanimity. He came robbery," and then, seeing the look sibilities and she could"rfot understand � . . I . - I . . .. � I , ,
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,q , . . C. Mackay, honor gTaduate of Tri- -She es rated only a second. .� talk?" he asked. . . "You got my wire?" said Walford, - 2.015, ::
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ember ,She shook her head, but she did not looking up as Alan came in. "I'm . ............. , .. , "
Wnity Medical -College; in oddly about things. It's a terrible wholly convince him. He wondered awfully sorry to interrupt your holi- mystery. Lady Darnleigb has 'too room when she called him. Blyth ......... * ' * ....... * 2.33. . %.,
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I l1ege of Physicians and S 1-111 tbing to 'say, Alan, but it almost what these two -had been speaking a- day. I want you to go down to Dept- . ........... 2.40, , .11 1,
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. geons of Ontario. . , seems as� though he's forgotten the d likirg and I get a letter from the working classes," he said almost jov- Clintoii � . 3-.08 1..� I
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4 . . distinction ; betweeit — ri&t and an Wenibury thai-she was �coming to get acquainted with your'new dl- I'lome Secretary every other day ask� ially. L"It will �� rather amusing. I Brucefield ................... . 3.26 . . . ,L' � ' ,�
I DR. H. HUGH ROSS 'Sometimes I think b Ing for the latest news." - Wouldn't let yo� go at all, only—" Kippen ......... i ......... *. 133 V111, q
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I . Graduate of University of Toronto says these things in a spirit of per-- er; and it might be profitable to get "The Ringer is back, sir?" . Alan . Wem.bqry,, went on "Only?" she/waited. Hensall ............... a - - .,. 3.39 ;-
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I Faculty of Medicine, member of Co - versity. At other times. I feel that. in,first with the information: Walford nodded. I "I �
� lege of Physicians And Surgeons of he means them. He talks harshly a- "You know, Miss Lenley is bonour- 'Ifty he came back, where be is ' that Johnny was at the house on the accept enipldyment in Mauride's of- I ,..,. - . . I ,..� . , I ".; I
. I " -courses in bout 'poorr dear father, too. I find 'there is no di ' night of the robbery but he 'had fice 'had been a source of wonder to North.— I , I � �
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. Chicago' Clinical School of Chicago ; that difficult to forgive. Poor daddy , "So I've -heard," said Alan, and in'ef rect infovination 'about him and we Exeter ...................... . 10-59, " I. -'11
London, was very ,careless and extravagant, the lawyer's eyes. r ,"I "have told, s Te- with the mysterious disappearance of "I shall,be about, keeping an eve , , ", I...,
l. 4toyal Ophtlialmid Hospital, I liagiss are merely surmising I that he ha There was on you," he sai(-.1 iood-huniouredly.' Hensall ............ I ....... 11.1Z . I
- '� England- 'University Hospital, Lon-' but -he was a good father to Johnny , �Lad.v Darnleigb'.� pearls. Kippen ...................... 11-19 .11.1 ,,,
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don, Enilatid. Office—Back of Do- —and to me," she said, 'her voice . "But I thoug M" no reason why he should, he to]d him- . :":L
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I minion BaA', Seaforth. Phone No. Jr. breaking. 4 I . word bad its sign i ficance---�'tha t *she .bt .self stoutly. As he walked across t week,) ,, . ".
L I . Night�cialls answered from. residence, "What do you mean when you say will be living in my division . . . Walford toik' a long cablegram Westminster Bridge he went over a- I I . Clinton ..................... 11.58 '';...t ,
�� I . Victoria Street, ,Seaforth. - . . .... 'Johnny talks oddlY?o under my parental eye, as it were." from the basket o� his table. gain and again that all too brief in- . am . Londesboro ................ 12.1G, . . ,I .
. - . Th�re was a warning and a threat "The Ringer has a ivife. ,Few peo- 'a had *ith Mary. . � 1, Blyth ....................... 12.29 1,
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. . DR. S. R. COULYEk has such here.' Mejster was too shrewd a man ple know that,'! he said. 'He rnar- wa-! And how d, 1361grave ................... 12.33, 1 . 7' 1 . I I
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Gra-duate Faculty of Medicine, Uni Ln here to overlook either. Alan Wembury ried her a 'yea), or two ago in Caiiada. -oachable! lie tried t6 think lSea's Greatest Graveyar , , Wingham. ............. � I,— - - - 12.47 .; .,. 1.
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. I verbity'ofwWesterih, Ontario. Member list week—I only �id not bad constituted himself of her or�y,'bdt ag Gives Up Its Last Ship . 1. ..'� ,,,,
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L e: Hens, . . he Would have ri�garded Alan Wem. 4 East.
. � . Werilbifry in surprise. "Goofl Lord, � . W'hy on eai . � .,
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I He looked at Mary and his pulse Alan nodded slowly. % Ago. I Goderich ........... ,6.3,5 2.40 .2 -
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I I DR. J .A .MUNN - , "He's a burglar," was the calm re- was racing. it is wa . s something else sh�I'id sai'd'Whicli On that'date the Germ�n crews inL Holine-ville ......... 6.50 2.5.6 . . :_,:,. , I
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L "How interesting' his vgice was a Ringer is either in England or tled the pi-i,de. of Clinton ..... �.. ... 6.68 3.05 , � ". .
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, �, Graduate of Northwestern Univers- little harsh- and he, cleared his throat. ' - I Germany. Seaforth ........... 7.12 3.21- , �' ` . 3
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k ity, Chicago, 111, Licentiate Royal She shook her bead. I . "How terribly interesting! And is "You have not 'Cold anybody' ,4 makinw money" -Yary toM him a ]it- Ten battleships, five battle cruisers, St. Columban . ....... 7. 3.27 � . '�- I I I
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,� , College of Dental -Surgeons, Toronto. thati duty part of the police code?" Commissioner asked. f -Oudly. How? - , I . i ". I
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I over Sills' Ha-rdwaref Main St., e faintest sneer in his to warn you about that. MeWer was ettled slowly in the water and sank. ..... - 1.
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I . 6R. F. J. BUCHELY Alan gave a Very vivid$ if. brief, Old IBAiley.'11, train, that it was rather a piiy I man to entertain. The--n-ext 1porning lbst seven yea. -t t6 ....... light again Clinton ............. 11.55 9.89 � ,.� . . . . . . "I I 11
. the little thief. he handed over all We docunientq in have been brough .5a I. �,
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3 Gritduitt Royal College of'Delital description o� . "And'what is that?" asked -Meister. c.ouldn't—I. would like to have seen , . to reach Another graveyard 0salinesville ........ 12.05 9 , - :1 "
3 'IThis is be," Abe nodded. "And, of effect upon hirn"' I � the case to Inspector Burton and Only* Godbi7ich , ..... � - 1.0 - - 12.20 3.0.06 , , ,
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Surg Grocery, Maifi Street, Sea- cour*b, ,I know be was—an unpleas- " 'Protect the children of ibe poor Alan could understand' bow the . . -eaking crews. , I I ."..
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9 ' think that Johnny is—bad, do you?,�, a though he bad shaken himself clear The work was done under . I ''I" .1
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. I jineer, and Land Surveyor. Victor � it was an opportunity not to be this chair at Scotland �- - ' fleet ,must be left aja N, `44,
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1 don, Oniatio. Telephone: - Metcalf ITnit afraid, Mary, ,you.'re going to a e � I ing eyes and a fund of dry Seottish - - 11:-,.�
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