PAGE
FOUR
Thrilling
Mystery
Story
In
30
chapters
4"HWMAN
LANDON
-'xL-dLll
.1
With
an
impudent
smile
and;
will
like
Ym
very
much
I..IL
when
an
indolenf
swagger
he
left
theyou
know
hlti
better."
room.
Adele
excused
herself
and!
hope
so,"
Dale,
murmur-
trAtwmA
Tint
rotnrnprl
oi
nu'lrwnrrllv
TTo
urn
In
rn
cKnrtlv
Hoi-
fnoo
wan
a
llttlp
mnnil
fnr
fnslnpprn
nl.it
ItnHoa
i
"11
uoui
I
flm
doubtful
about
It,
You
see,
Paul
guapects
something
wrong,
and
that
make?
it
all
the
harder.
lie
has
bullied
and
ca
joled,
tried
in
every
way
to
make
me
tell
what's
worrying
me,
and
I
have
kept
assuring
him
it
nothing,
We
had
a
spat
only
this
morning.
Thats
why
he
was
in
suph
bad
humor.
I
was
only
trying
to
gloss
things
over
with
a
fib
when
I
said
he
had
received
bad
news
from
his
broker."
A
Jaw
for
a
Jaw
Dale
frowned
into
the
sunlight
outside
the
window,
Ainsworth
appeared
to
be
playing
his
dast
ardly
role
with
great
adroitness,
pretending
he
did
not
know
what
was
troubling
bis
fiancee.
Oh,"
he
murmured
absently,
"then
he
hasnt
been
bucking
the
stock
marketr
"Just
a
little,"
she
said
vaguely.
"It'wasn't
as
bad
a
fib
as
il
might
have
been.
Out
he
doesn't
me
much
about
it,
and
it
rin.Li
r)alr'"nv
wasn't
the
thing
that
upset
him
.mi
.h
mm
refer!
th
wnv.
how
miiph
Hn
with
a
puzzled
and
disappointed
Mr..
Alnsworth
know?"
j
h
U
.m.""ing,1
Now"nd
epreIon.
"Nothing,"
she
said
aimply,.her
tell
"7
yuumuai
"I
wanted
you
two
men
to
face
clouding.
"It's
really
my
like
each
other,"
she
said
with
duty
to
tell
him,
isn't
it?
I
can't,
a
slight
pout,
"but
instead
you
i
though.
I
simply
can't,"
behaved
as
if
it
was
a
.case
of,
"Then
I
wouldn't
telj
him."
mutual
dislike
at
first
glance."!
"Cut
it
doesn't
seem
right.
Dale's
smiling
gaze
was
a
j
Time
after
time
I've
tried
;to
little
rueful.
She
looked
very
summon
courage
to
fell
Paul
attractive
fn
her
smart
morning
everything
about
my
father
and
frock,
and
a
trace
of
pallor
only
'how
Doctor
Moffett
is
trying
to
enhaced
her
charms.
jt
had
not
blackmail
him,
but
I
simply
ben
difficult
to
perceive
the
can't.
I
feel
beastly
about
It.
I
relationship
between
her
and,lnpw
it
isn't
fair
to
Paul.
Since
Ainsworth.
With
his
good
looks
we
are
going
to
be
married,
I
and
his
cynical
and
supercilious
oughtn't
to
keep
any-
secrets
from
airs,
Ainsworth
was
exaetly
the
him,
ought
I?"
type
that
appealed
to
many
wo-
Dale
looked
out
the
window,
men.
He
stifled
a
little
sigh.
He
The
bitter
devastating
irony
of
could
foresee
that
Adele
Cattle's
the
situation
was
acutely
depres-spirited
nature
and
impulsive
sing.
If
'his
surmises
and
sus-heart
were
leading
her
into
a
.
picions
were
correct
and
he
maze
of
difficulties,
a.
.
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'
i
ing
from
an
enlarged
Jaw
the
dye,
flj
blackmailer
and
perhaps
:
m
DaIe
feU
he
wag
orUy
deJu(j.
0tf"
'T
a,dimlnlsne4
a
murderer.
I-
.hlnwe,,.
Jn
addjtion
to
the
roll
What
cpidd
you
expect?
ou
reproacr,
yourself
too
tn
jb(J
jt
of
evJ(Jen
there
She
regarded
him
doubtfully
mnch."
he
said
lightly,
althdUgh
y--
;J
frangible
ones-Ains-"Had
you.
met
.
Mr;
Alnsworth
his
heart
was
heavy.
"Nothing"
WhVs'n
Wing
look
of
recognl-previously?
"she
ked.
can
go
seriously
wrong
with
al(onj
when
Dae
waa
introduced.
"I
never
saw.
hisce
uptil
this
girl
like
you
as,
Jong
as
she
is,
the
pointed
glance
at
his
swollen
morning,
declared
Dale
truth-.
true
to
herself
and
relies
on
her
jaw,
the
way
he
had
reacted
to
fully.
i
.
(instincts.
If
your
instincts
tell
paie-8
unthinking
allusion-all
the
She
continbed
to
search
.his.,
you
not
to
mention
the
matter
to
mtle
details
of
looks
and
manner
face
for
a
moment.
Then
'
she
Paul,
then
don't
mention
It."
i
and
speech
by
which
he
had
con-brightened
a.
little.
"Next
time!
"I
wonder
If
it
is
as
simple
as
firmed
Dales'
suspicions
and
you
meet,
i
want
ootn
oi
you
tp
an
tnat,-
she
murmured
doubt-
which
had
been"
even
more
con
be
more
cordial.
You
see,
PuJ
fully.
"How
can
I
know
that'
tny.
and
I
are
to
be
married
soon.'1
ilnstincts
are
right?"
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sends
3
message
that
he
hath
called
on
many
inns,
taverns,
and
hostels
at
Bath,
and
he
doth
wax
enthusiastic
over
the
way
the
gentry
have
received
our
worthy
product
This,
he
doth
explain,
is
a
true
indication
of
the
popularity
pnd
demand
fpr
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'dual
vfe'thbn
the
empty
sleeve
i
JH,
heart'
sank
again.
He
saw
Dale
bowett-sllghtly.
He
felt
a
"I
would
gamble
on
them,'M
ahoals..
ahead
for
the
splendid,
IHtlo
wrench
within
him.
Anoth-.Dale
assured
her,
reflecting
that
er
young
life
headed
straight
fori
a
woman's
instincts
were
often
the
cataracts
of
disillusionment
truer
than
logic
and
reason,
and
tragedyl
Perhaps
hey
would
save
her
In
"It's
a
strange
thipg"
she-!
time,
''Anyway,
time
will
tell,
murmured.
"Men
don't
generally
.This
ug)y
business
will
probably
like
Paul
until
thev
have
known,
blow
over
in
a
few
days,
Why
him
a
long
time.
He
seems
in-j
not
wait
and
see?"
soJont
and.
supercilious,
but
it
Is
j
She'smiled
vaguely.
"Your
ad-all
on
the
surface.
I
am
sure
you
vice
is
so
pleasant
to
take
that
3rd
of
a
Series
tellent
Gin
is
Nl-Q
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talntnt
Jaor
mffll)
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everywhere,
LpM;
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IcLt,
because
it
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that
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I
same
original
Tyl
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high
quality.
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fS$sf
MJ
M
beautifHl
,girl
who
was
listening
so
intently
to
his
recital.
He
Smiled
faintly.
They
were
practically
strangers,
their
acquaintance
dated
only
since
yesterday.
It
was
no
vital
concern
of
his
if
she
was
headed
straight
toward
a
heartbreaking
To
Be
Continued
Tomorrow
Sport
Chat
At
the
time
of
this
writing
the
possibility
of
a
ball
game
being
played
tonight
seems
very
remote,
but
'tis
a
strange
country
this,
ajid
the
sun
may
be
shin-
j
ing
brightly
when
0:45
becomes
a
reality.
,
The
(iyros
and
Elks
are
the
performers
for
this
evening,
and
a
glance
at
the
standing
printed
below
will
clearly
show
who
needs
the
win
most.
If
the
Gyro
Club
can
tuck
this
game
into
the
win
column,
and
then
knock
over
the
Sons
they
will
be
in
a
position
to
go
some
placo
towards
the
head
of
the
league.
If
not,
then
the
cellar
will
be
their
final
Vesting
place.
Stan
claims
however,
that
his
club
is
not
dead
yet
by
a
long
shot,
so
that
It
is
a
little
early
yet
to
start
selecting
the
pall
bearers.
The
standing:
w,
h.
ret.
S.
0.
C
6
4
.555
Elks
G
5
,545
Gyros
4
G
.400
What
with
all
this
talk
about
Babe
Butlrbelnif
nearjy
finished1
following
h!s
recent
Injury,
the!
"King
of
Swat"
stepped
out
andi
established
a
new
fungo
record,
the
other
day
at
New
York.
The
homg
run
king
broke
the
former
record
made
by
Big
Ed.
Walsh,'
one-timo
Chicago
White
Sox
pitcher,
In
1012
by
driving
a
ball
a
distance
of
447
feet
with
a
fungo
during
batting
practice.
Walsh's
record
was
412
feet.
That
Js
not
bad
hitting
for
a
fellow
this
is
supposed
to
be
nearly
through
hit
baseball
days.
HE
DAILY
NEWS
Fridav
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GAME
;
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IN
SPLIT
YESTERDAY)
CRICKET
GAME
NEW
YORK,
Aug.
9:
The'
REGINA,
Aug.
0.
British
Co-
Yankii
shaved
the
lead
of
the
lumbia
crushed
Alberta
in
western
Athletics
to
ten
and
a
half
games
Canada
cricket
yesterday
by
255
by
defeating
the-
league
leaders
i
or
seven
wickets
declared
against
after-splitting
yesterday's
double
51)
all
out.
nt.il
headr.
nasKaienewan
ueieateu
iuanuo-
Washington
cleaned
up
its
two
ba
185
to
142.
game
series
with
the
Ked
Sox
winning
again
yesterday.
x
lho
White
box
went
11
Innings
with
St.
Louis
winning
by
five
to
four
in
the
first
jgame,
Thomas
and
Gray
going
the
route
for
their
respective
teams.
In
the
second1
game
between
these
clubs,
St.
Louis
failed
also.
There
was
only
one
g&me
in
the
National
League,
St.
Louis
falling
before
Pittsburgh,
one
run
to
'five.
Scores
for
yesterday
follow
National
League
St,
Louis
J,
Pittsburgh
5,
American
League
New,.
York
6,
Philadelphia
4.
Washington
3,
Boston
2.
Detroit
9,
Cleveland
C.
St,
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Chicago
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an
d..Hk
he
rod.
V7weU
did
noa
dZ,"
IX
haps
Adele
Castle's
life
was
steer-:
Gard-n
nd
the
New
York
state
Alberta
.
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.
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1
.
,
i
In
in
bad
uau
humor,
iiuiuur,
one
one
suffer-
suiier-
w
h
a
n
scoundrel
srounurei
oi
of
the
xne
blackest
DiacKest
attar
-
oil
oil
me
about
the
pink
elephants
and
the
green
dragons
and
what
happened
to
your
jaw-"
.
Dale
gave
a
concise
account
of
the
midnight
occurrence,
but
he
made
no
mention
of
the
empty
sleeve
which
he
had
caught
for
an
instant.
A
faint
hope
entered
his
mind
while
he
talked.
Had
he
not
jumped
rather
rashly
to
the
conclusion
that
the
prowlerTp
his
onorlrnont
r.
A
!,..
In..l
tl..
I
wortli?
The
only
tangible
basis
for
that
conclusion
was
Alps-worth's
empty
sleeve
and
the
fact
that
his
appearance
tallied
with
Bilkins'
general
description
of
the
man
who
had
called
earlier
in
the
evening
and
then
gone
away
without
stating
his
errand.
AH
this
might
have
strik-
"
f
been
wmj
only
a
course,
boxing
commission
is
at
an
end.
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RECORDS
FOR
HIGH
SCHOOLS
IN
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VAULTING
EX.
Broadway
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and
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of
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Vancouver
high
school
cleared
len
feet
eight
inches
in.
a
pole
vault
exhibition
at
the
high
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olympiad
yesterday,
beating
the
old
high
school
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by
six
inches.
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IN
AMERICAN
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Aug.
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the
American
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is
planning
to
allow
the
use
of
resin;
by
pitchers.
It
is
allowed
in.
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National
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now.
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made
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