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Seven
y
A
;
.
Dials
Mystery
By
Agatha
Christie
I.
ii
Copyright
by
Public
Ledrer
INSTALMENT
XXXMU
(Continued)
Alfred
Get?
Warning
Hie
bursal?
to
London
was
with'
Mli
kin
nritknaat
aaMaiaa
Aul
liL.
I
Tight,"
said
Bundle
with
satisfac
tion.
i
"Wat
It
ntCCEWty
t
be
so
wettJ
d
raster
Lont
dnjirred.
I
"It's
safer."
said
Bundle.
"I
dont
know
what
Jimmy
an4"
Bill
are
up
!
io.
but
we
dopt
wppc
Alfred
com-jing
back
in
the
rnidljjj
of
it
and
wrecking
mrytbiag
.ialta,
here
'
they
are.
Well
they
ha
vent
wast-jed
much
Ume.
Probably
watcking
:
around
the
corner
to
see
Alfred
leave.
Go
down
and
open
the
door
to
them,
Loralne.
Loralne
obeyed.
Jimmy
Thesleger
alighted
from
the
driving
seat.
"You
atop
there
for
a
moment,
Bill,"
he
said.
"Blow
the
hom
if
you
think
any
ene"
watching
the
place."
He
.ran
up
the
steps
and
banged
the
door
behind
him.
He
looked
pink
ad
elated.
"Hallo,
Bundle,
there
ev
are.
Mow
oat
adventure,
except
such
as
was
J
then,
we've
got
to
get
down
to
it
habftoaBy
provided
by
Bundle's
Where's
the
key
of
the
room
you
driving.
They
kit
the
car
at
a
gar-j
&ot
mto
lajt
time?"
age
and
proceeded
direct
to
the!
"It
was
one
of
the
downstairs
Seven
Dials
Club.
J
We'd
bring
&
tot
Tbe
door
was
opened
to
them
br
Atfml
Bundle
Xc
hTwaJ
and
get
Bill,
Loramt.
There's
no
need
for
him
to
keep
watch
outside
any
longer."
Loralne
ran
off.
"What
are
you
going
to
do?"
in
quired
Bundle
impatiently.
raine
followed.
J?'"
T"
eMUy
"spreading
over
her
Oh-
rnv
l-4lr
mhitt'UHCU
uwt
awmg
ikvsv
uu
Alfred
turned
chalk
white,
Te
e
r0
Y
,
exactly
as
Bundle
had
seem
it
be-
rve
come
to
warn
you
because
(fore
the
xwn
grouped
yaa
dW
me
a
good
torn
the
other
uWe.
Jlmmy
,nrTOyed
tWt."
went
on
Bundle
rapidly.
,
f
mmui
or
two
in
silence.
-There's
a
warrant
out
for
Mr.
mob-
Then
vtat
to
two
cup.
gonmky
and
the
beet
thing
youi-j.
;
ooaro.
j
i.
.
ti
i
quick
as
you
can.
If
you're
not
found
here,
they
wont
bother
you.
Here's
ten
pounds
to
help
you
get
away
somewhere."
tum.
"Well,
(TUKll
IM
MIC
bupuvaiu
JUU
lint
in
Bundle?"
"This
one."
I
1
01111
1
understand
nv
mutter-
Jimmy
went
to
it
and
flung
the
I
Jhnmy.
"But
he's
not
dead,
door
open.
The
same
collection
of
i
Cheer
up,
Bundle.
Look
here,
we've
In
three
minutes'
time
an
inco-
'
miscellaneous
herent
and
badly
scared
Alfred
had
tne
shelves.
left
14
Hunstanton
Street
with
only
oe
Idea
in
his
head
never
to
re-
j
"Out"
but
Not
Dead
.TtMtnv
mtit:trA1
an
rwath
nnrt
HT.
H
J
-
1
A,Ct
m
a
oeautirui
Hit:
DAILT
'KETyb
Satiny.,
v
Jimmy
was
down
on
his
kneeJaJhegf
'
and
nodded
t
.
i
head
sapi
trying
to
peer
through
the
crack
of
the
other
cupnoard
door.
"Wait
till
Bill
comes
and
you
shall
hear
the
whole
story.
This
is
his
staff
work
and
a
Jolly
creditable
bit
of
work
it
is.
Hallo
what's
Loralne
flying
up
the
stairs
for
as
though
she'd
got
a
mad
bull
after
her?"
Loralne
was
indeed
racing
up
the
stairs
as
fast
as
she
could.
She
burst
in
upon
them
with
an
ashen
face
and
terror
in
her
eyes.
"Bill
Bill
oh.
Bundle
Bill!"
"What
about
Bill?"
Jimmy
caught
her
by
the
shoulder.
"For
God's
sake,
Loralne,
what's
happened?"
j
"BIll-I
think
he's
dead
he
In
the
car
still
but
-he
doesn't
move
I
or
speak.
I'm
sure
he's
dead."
j
got
BDl
into
the
house
without
much
difficulty,
and
without
attracting
mum
attention,
save
for
an
unshaven
gentleman
who
said
sym
paijietically:
'
Uennenman's
tod
a
couple,
I
enttir.
Klnto
the
littla-back
room
down
stairs,"
said
Jimmy.
"There's
a
sofa
there."
They
got
htm
safely
ante
the
sofa
arid
Bundle
knelt
down
beside
him
and
took
his'
Mrap
wrist
in
her
hand.
"His
pulse
Is
beating,"
she
said.
".What
is
the
matter
with
him?"
He
was
all
eight
wrjen
J
left
him
just
now."
said
Jimmy.
"1
wonder
Jf'snme
one's
managed
to
inject
Lsome
stuff
into
him.
It
would
be
UasHy
done
Jus
a
prick.
The
man
jnftghf.
have
been
ajking
him
the
tune,
'mere
s
oniy
one
imng
ior
u.
Inust
get
a
doctor
at
once.
You
stay
here
and
look
after
him."
He
hurried
to
the
door,
then
paused.
i
To
Be
Continued.)
sprang
for
the
stairs.
Bundle
behind
I
r
i
r
l
him.
her
heart
pending
unevenly
'
LUIIlD6riIia.Il
ll3.IieQ
and
an
awful
feeling
of
desolation
Bill
dead?
Oh.no!
Oh,
no!
Not
that.
Please
God
not
that.
Together
she
and
Jimmy
reached
the
car.
Loralne
behind
them.
Jimmy
peered
under
the
hoed,
Bill
was
sitting
as
he
had
left
him,
leaning
back.
But
his
eyes
were
closed
and
Jimmy's
pull
at
his
arm
brought
no
response.
glassware
covered
I
gal
Kel
nun
into
we
nouse.
let
s
'pray
to
goodness
no
policeman
j
comes
along.
If
any
one
says
anything,
he's
our
sick
friend
we're
j
"We
shall
have
to
shift
all
this
helping
into
the
house."
I've
managed
that
all;
stuff."
he
murmured
'Run
down
Between
the
three
of
them
they
r
of
Prairie
in
Grande
Peace
GRADE
PRAIRIE,
Jb.
15
R.
A.
McMillan,
manager
of
the
Fron
tier
.Lumber
Co.,
has
been
elected
mayor
of
Grande
Prairie
for
the
year
1690
by
acclamation,
no
candi
dates
having
offered
o
oppose
htm.
Tte
succeeds
Willtem
Sharpe,
who
was
retired
as
chief
magistrate
after
six
years'
good
service.
E.
E.
Gregg,
assistant
district
forester,
has
been
on
a
trip
this
week
to
Smithers
and
other
interior
points
on
official
duties.
M
icro-
nchronow
new
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DETAILS
Further
Particulars
in
Connection
With
Taking-
of
Suspected
..
,
Counterfeiter
Further
particulars
have
been
received
here
of
the
arrest
last
Sat
urday
night
QQ
a
train
westbound
from
Prince
George
of
Nlcoli
Marty-nowlcx,
who
is
charged
with
having
forged
bank
notes
in
his
possession
and
to
whom,
it
is
believed,
a
valise
containing
nltro-glycerlne,
loaded
revolvers,
explosives
and
ammunition,
which
was
found
in
the
local
baggage
room
this
week,
belonged.
The
arrest
of
Martynowice,
vW
is
a
Russian-Pole
and
claims
to
be
thirty-five
years
of
age,
was
made
by
an
officer
on
the
train
after
he
Kad
presented
suspicious
looking
currency
to
Conductor
T.
M.
Spencer
for
payment
of
fare
to
Smithers.
The
man
was
taken
from
the
train
at
Vanderhoof
and
returned
to
Prince
George.
He
actually
had
no
baggage
with
him.
although
the
valise,
found
on
another
seat,-
was
believed
to
have
been
his.
Martynowicz
first
was
brought
to
peliee
attention
through
the
drop
ping
on
the
street
in
Prince
George
of
a
Dominion
of
Canada
one
dollar
note,
an
two
pieces
of
white
paper
on
which
o
Mr
sets
of
the
face
and
back
of
the
note
had
been
made.
On
the
bank
note
and
the
printed
paper
there
was
a
strong
odor
of
something
like
lyeol.
The
bank
note
had
evidently
been
saturated
in
the
lysol
so
that
the
printed
colors
were
loosened
sufficiently
to
transfer
them
to
the
white
paper,
making
a
very
faint
negative
of
the
face
and
back
of
the
bank
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evident
on
the
note,
as
.the
jcolqrs
were
somewhat
ulcaohed
out
of
it.
The
bank
note
and
the
two
negatives
of
it
were
taken
to
Sergeant
Service
of
the
provincial
police,
-with
a
description
of
the
man
who
had
dropped
them,
arid
the
sergeant
de
cided
to
look
the
man
up
and
see
what
his
specialty
was.
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watch
was
kept
at
the
train
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see
if
the
suspect
boarded
it,
and
a
plainclothes
man
was
a
passenger
to
watch
developments
from
that
side.
Martynowicz
slipped
on
the
train,
but
omitted
the
formality
of
purchasing
a
ticket.
The
conductor
was
tipped
off
to
the
police
move
and
given
a
description
of
Martynowicz.
When
he
w.ent
through
the
train
Martynowicz
tendered
him
two
five-dollar
notes
In
payment
for
a
passage
to
Smithers.
The
notes
were
genuine,
but
one
of
them
had
been
I
faded
out,
and
there
was
the
same
strong
odor
of
lysol.
The
arrest
of
Martynowicz
followed.
I!e
had
very
little,
money
on
his
person
but
he
had
two
Dominion
one
dollar
notes
whlh
appeared
to
have
been
subjected
to
some
unusual
treatment,
in
addition
to
the
ffve-dollar
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce
note
which
had
been
tendered
to
the
conductor
in
payment
of
the
fare.
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River
Names
Officers
of
Board
Of
Trade
For
1930
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Feb.
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Max
Zabal
has
been
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president
of
the
Peace
River
Board
of
Trade.
G
L.
Oray
is
the
new
vice-president,
while
the
executive
consists
of
J.
A.
Caw,
H.
E.
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