New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-26

Probably Ho5 ,,.. Bavarian deteetive eoulA
months STAY in Hcf6ere wfers he tauEht the -
Keepers 10 mix drinks in the american style E cry,
should not thinz OF gong away again This m1 i.S
he 49, $50 n7 I'enI4h al Irst ana ne knew thas
pearing BY not changing country wei as psr~
However. he concluded that in London he woula
Old quarters and frank Vent bac t1 ss o ~ bsrs
IenolhS with doe stock OF stories from tbs
past. which lived only in his memory.
ne spoke English now with a German accent
his new life II vas pleasant IN itsejf a15 o 80
heaven when compared with the prison. the gai-'
months Of study and practice in his new characts
He kept out all thought Of Winthrop Lyle try
Character in novel Finally he chose Eooes
girl TO be his wife girl from the village OF ltol-
berg She was pretty and sensible, and loved him.
That amused him very much BUT 1t fell in vitts
his plans. and they were married. That's the enGs
OF my theories
Eight months from the date Of his escape hs
art of disappearing did for him in that time: wha
must II not have added IN the sixteen months that
nave since led No doubt he has prOspered in busf-
his dreams cam G and n fb oef1 sn02 OF 6s IN
ne was N me ha3it OF recalling the past the scenes
and success must have done axaT with that WhsFs
ne got into politics and had crowd OF clients 70
peared. even from his dreams Father and mother.
brothers ana sisters -
Even the murdered wifer- whispered Frau Cianx.i
He never murdered her said Josef in the sans !
tone: All may have vanished in the commonplace
But. great heavensr' cried the ez-detective:
dured TO wipe himself on the face OF the earth IN
1T would kill me. think said Josef taking
his baby from the cradle TO kiss him good night.
other being as IvIe did what sorrow and pain Z
are right In SAVING mat one OF his spirit musS
Frau GAM took her baby 10 his Glib in the back
room. and let the men 10 themselves Lord looked.
out wildly. he had grown pale from emotion and
had risen 70 pace -he room The professor shCoS
his head NJ MS and shrugged his shoulders for
.-FferceIy. I rereat' Continued Josef '-Natrrs
objects with al us strength 70 change 50 sudden
and violent And this DCOr fellow with his IRON
viii. went through horrible anguish IL rescuils
his name from disgrace by celebrating hI-nselt
after all the horr suffering OF trial strlEge and
death watch, But still" ard he set down. q
pensatiou 10 have achieved the defeat or his Derse-
cutors even though Re committed TWO errors, Ansl
ne VIII add third at this moment Lord lcck at
ne and mark vel wat say. for il IS the truth
The detective put on his hat sayly, and started
for the door. saying with ready vii. he stood
the threshold III pay YOUR theory TIE cOmph-
me0J Of not believing you Goodnight
He rushed home, fun OF regret and bitterness az
This unexpected result q airing his hobby too
IF that boy goes Grey, he said. and he's halc
crazy now. III neVe- fo-SlVe myself Anyhow, this
Is warning 70 ne want 20 keep my senses so
the Lyle mystery must 20 overheard
LIZ on Ihe criminal dlsa ppearflnce INTO the hre.
The professor ard his son sat silent FOR few mln-
afraid 70 speak. and Josef seemed deep n thought
Well what do you think Of the test2 said tha
any one 10 recognize in Ganz. the cello player.
Winthrop Lyle. the condemned rnur1erer7''
fessor: but great heaven, What risk 10 rIIuf.
1t Is the first and last father I could not ra-
And what a triumph, Good night-"-lThe LADY,,
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