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right.
MRl
I.
MaUM
RJL
No.
5,
BartoaSc.
Eaat,
Hamilton.
Oot.
"I
have
to
work
in
the
store
and
do
my
own
housework
too
and
I
got
nervous
and
run
down
and
was
in
bed
nearly
all
summer.
The
least
noise
would
make
me
nervous.
I
was
told
to
take
Lydia
E
Pinkham's
Vegetable
Compound
and
I
have
taken
seven
bottles.
It
has
made
me
stronger
and
put
more
color
into
my
face.
I
get
along
nicely
now
with
my
work
and
with
my
four
chil
t
A
4
111
1
1
A
m
Canadian
National
Coast
Steamships,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
from
Vancouver,
toeincr
here
on
official
I
MRS.
FRANK
LUKES
H.
No.
1,
Box
58,
Lankin.
N.
Dakota
"I
had
two
babies
which
1
lost
at
seven
months.
Before
my
third
baby
was
born
my
husband
advised
me
to
take
your
medicine
and
he
bought
me
three
bottles
of
it
When
I
had
taken
the
first
one
I
began
to
feel
better
so
I
kept
on
during
the
whole
period.
We
have
a
healthy
baby
boy
and
we
are
so
croud
of
him
and
rtraise
Lydia
E.
Pinkham's
Vegetable
Compound
for
the
help
it
gave
dren.
I
would
like
to
answer
me.
I
feel
well
and
strong."
letters.
Mir
.1,
Malm.
:
Mrs.
crank
Lukcv.
Wellington
Beaton,
president
of
the
Georgia
River
Gold
Mines
Ltd..
duties.
Mr.
Snape
some
years
agolver
t0
Stewart
was
identified
with
the
local
audit
!
periodical
visits
office
here.
the
Portland
Canal
property.
F
'i;i
Copyright.
1927.
by
E.
Phillips
Oppenheim
INSTALMENT
XI.
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mj
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i
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known
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whenever
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!
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83
I
luncneon,
I
hone?1
I
"It
was
nuite
wonderful."
Paul's
Family
"We
serve
only
simple
things.
He
hurried
off.
During
the
only
every
one
would
pay
it
course
of
her
luncheon
a
plain
!
wquld
be
all
right
with
us,
but
mV
but
very
excellent
one
Miss
I
mother
can
i
resist
no
one,
and
my
Brown
watched
him
exchanging
father
Is
hopless.
They
are
all
greetings
with
practically
every
;
old
friends
who
come,
you
see,,
our
one
in
the
room.
The
clients
of
'
people
who
know
about
us.
and
we
the
place
seemed
all
habitues.
J"uld
Jtk
very
much
to
earn
a
Most
of
them
were
a
little
shabby,
I
"vine
by
serving
no
others.
My
most
of
them
had
a
more
or
less
"othr
has
spoken
to
me
of
you.
poverty-stricken
air.
There
was
2?101"4
Desa"r
vwal,
a
reat
very
little
wine
drunk
and
fewer
friend.
You
will
be
always
wel-
HniiAtirc
nrroBinnollv
thfrp
we.
n
COme.
i
whispered
consultation
with
Ma-
,
,
Vaur
brother
has
been
very
I
dame
at
the
desk
and
a
note
was
kloa,"
Miss
Brown
acknowledged.
I
made
of
an
amojmt
to
be
paid
"I
do
nat
altogether
know
why,
I
I
some
time
in
the
future.
On
each
am
sme.
It
was
only
chance
whldi
of
these
occasions
Paul
seemed
to
made
me
aeauainted
with
Coknl
become
more
depressed.
Toward
2
ssiw
May
I
know
your
name,
o'clock
when
the
place
was
nearlv
please?"
empty
a
pale-faced
girl
with
"My
name
is
Waida.
the
srlrl
beautifur
-rtehteotored
hair,
not
confided.
"I
have
no
other.
We
tost
very
tail,
with
broad
shoulders
and
ur
other
name
when
w
lost
oun
hips,
and
a
very
graceful
presence,
country.
If
ever
we
regain
it
we
"
came
through
the
side
door,
took
shall
remember
them
again.
ed
into
the
room
and
approached1
Paul,
temporarily
free,
eame
ac
Edith.
ro
to
them,
bearing
a
dish
of
i
"You
are
Miss
Brown,
I
am
fruit.
sure,"
she
said.
"May
I
sit
down,
"I
remember
that
you
do
not
for
a
moment?
I
am
Paul's
sister."
;
smoke,"
he
said
to
Miss
Brown.
"Please
do."
Miss
Brown
beared
'
"Perhans
von
will
trv
a
tancer-
i
...1
l
..sivma
lfflJ.n.A
4,-f
hnnlClAH
1
1nA
T
1
.
tk.
I...
...
..
is
a
aboard
the
Prince
passenger
wre
golng
to
py
,
mem
th,s
mwnm.
Mon
6
Rupert
today
bound
from
Vancou-
..r
do
gmMtimPs
"
the
cirl
re-!
o'clock.
It
is
very
hard
to
get
fruit
io
pay
one
01
his
plied.
"Today
forgive
me
I
am'wnkh
Is
p.gi-eeabl
and
that
one
needs
heto."
she
announced
with
a
kindly
little
nod
of
farewell.
"Wont
vou
sit
down,
please,
Mr.
Paul?"
Miss
Brown
invited
tlm-idly.
"You
look
so
tired."
"I
am
tired."
he
admitted.
"It
is
a
terrible
confession
for
one
so
big
and
strong
as
I.
isn't
it?
But
then,
you"
see.
I
danced
until
1
o'clock
after
a
busy
day
here,
and
I
wax
in
the
market
at
dawn
to
see
if
I
apuld
save
a
little
In
the
things
we
buy.
Will
you
forgive
me
if
I
drink
a
small
glass
of
brandy?"
,
"Plea
tHo
""she
begged.
He
went
"ta
a
narrow
counter
behind
whieh
was
ranged
an
array
I
of
bottles;
helped
himself
and
re-I
turned.
i
"Miss
Brown."
he
said
earnest
ly,
"I
should
like
you
to
understand
all
about
us.
I
tried
to
tell
you
a
little
last
night,
but
It
was
difficult.
T
am
sure
that
when
you
!
have
confidence
we
can
be
of
service
to
one
another.
You
must
:
know."
he
went
on
thoughtfully.
j
'
more
than
any
other
person
jbreathtne
more
than
the
English
Home
Secretary
or
any
of
his
'agents,
far
more
than
Scotland
;Yard.
of
this
terrible
conspiracy.
Dessitcr
had
picked
up
the
threads
that
I
know
from
China
and
Australia
to
Rome.
Yours
will
I
need
to
be
a
charmed
life.
Miss
j
Brown."
!
"I
am
not
afraid.'
'she
assured
;
him.
without
a
tremor
in
her
voice
"Only
I
do
not
understand.
.
Mr.
Paul,
of
what
service
I
could
1
ever
be
to
you.
Even
if
I
knew
all
that
you
say,
you
know
quite
well
i
that
no
word,
no
single
word.
could
I
or
would
I
ever
utter
ejren
to
you
who
have
been
kind,
even
to
you
whom
I
might
trust
that
would
make
any
difference."
He
nodded.
"That
is
Just
how
I
would
hayc
you
leel
"
he
approved.
"Yet
you
may
find
as
I
said,
as
time
gpifs
on
.
t
hat
we
can
helD
one
anotntr
"What
I
must
confess
thati.I
should
tilt
to
understand,"
print
tical
Miss
Brown
confided,
"is
how
you
knew
about
me.
He
smiled.
"I
can
afford
to
be
much
more
frank
v.-tth
you
than
you
can
i
.with
wlU
me.
he
declared.
"I
was
at
Lorn
bertson
Sauare
after
you
hat
left
tt.
i
w
Desoiver
tor
a
momeriMor
two
before
the
doctor
camet
lie
Her
Uescuer
".So
that
was
why
you
were,'
1ft
Shepherd's
Market
yesterday
morning!"
she
exelalmed,
"I
thourht
I
recognized
you
wnen
vou
spoke
ta
me
last
night
It
was
you
who
knocked
down
that
brute
who
nearly
cot
the
satchel.
Why
did
you
hurry
oft
when
the
police
man
came?
"I
had
done
all
that
was
neces
sary
he
answered.
"I
did
not
with
"If
you
had
not
been
so
quldk,"
-he
salrl
gratefully,
"I
think
thai
man
would
have
wrenched
my
arm
out
"
,
"Then
I
am
very
glad,
because
U
Is
a
very
'nice
cirm:v"Now
ydU
tenow
whv
I
recMfttaed
yon
last
night.
I
was
watcbmptjLo
see
you
come
out
so
that
I
should
know
you
whenever
we
met.
If
Dessitcr
had
lived
through
the
night
I
am
certain
that
he
would
have
oht
you
word
that
I
was
to
be
treated
as
a
friend.
However,
in
time
shall
convince
you
of
that."
"I
think
of
you
as
one
already,"
Miss
Brown
assured
him.
"I
was
very
interacted
in
the
little
you
told
me
about
yourself.
Have
you
time
to
go
on?"
"It
is
a
very
simple
story,M
he
;
said.
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