davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-10

% te eraieIt man Bel
Sen 9 6peinen Srubreife?
Die S~riibreiTe lit aipar geniRen GdRen
an9eboren. fam aber Our9 !6dltung
uno SHUTTER be0sutenb gef0r0ert perOen.
@irO cine bierauf geri9tsts pfiege Der
S9peine 0ur@ mebrere @%enerationen
fprtgeIebt, 10 iteigert ii6 Die Sriibreife
febr BALD in bo6em @raOe, 10 baB Die
lebten Ha6fommen ni9t nllr perbdlts
nibmGbig, fonOern bur9aus als fruhz
reif eelten fDnnen. Wir mO6ten aber
bod 6rinaenb 6apor parnen, bus Be-
itreben mad Sriibrsife gu iebr in Den
8orberarunb gu iteGen, ga nit berielz
BEN in Ser &egel au9 @erpei9li6ung
unb Elm gerinseres @etpi9t 9ano in
Sano Seben.
G6ub eiferner 9erGtbs
f9aften ssgen &oit. Ddbrenb oes
Winters tperoen Dem 2anbz unb Gar
tenbeiiBer, aber audi Dem ldnblihen
Mrbeiter man6erlei MrbeitsoerGt6e
entbebrli9. Nu9ldiiige 2eute lafien Tie
in trseno elmer Gde liegen, UNI lie oann
BEL neuem Gebrdu9 itunOenlang gu
fu9en. Iber audi Damn, tpenr man
lie in elmer &dmmer, i'm Stan, duf
benz 9ooen oDer in Der S6eune unterz
brin9t, tperoen Tie bonn Giienrpit aneez
sriffen, 70 bab es i'm Sriibiabr bel
Miibe foftet. Tie ipie6er blant gu ma
den. Oabei niissn fie ii9 aber audi piel
fhneler ab uno tperoen urbrau9bar,
uno aud fpGbrenb oes Spmmers lauz
fen Die @erGtbe f9on in fpenigen @ubez
tagen nit Goft an. 2eBteres lit aber
INNER etn 3ei9en BON Mangel on
Srbnung uno &einli9feitsfinn. Sa=
BET fam es letdt berbinoert fperhen
6rr9 fofortiges Schumacher uno
Srpdenreiben mad ieoesmaligem Sc
brdu6. 0pr Der Nufbepabrune fir
BEN Winter miifen une e%ifernen Sc
rGtbf9dften gut gereinigt urb re9t
troden abeerieben perben. Spbann
iiberaiebt man oiefe nit einem san5
biinnen ueber5ug BON S9mals unb
ettpas pe9 ober 9ar5, Paraffin uno
berelei9er. Oieies fam man leidt
sufammenf9mel3en unb in einem
alien Sopf ooer elmer gii9ie, nit pa>
pier iiberbunoen aufbepabren. 0or
Dem @ebrau9 1T Die Mii9uns fliifiie
at MAIDEN. Mit bieiem ooer ireen6
einem anoern oiinnen Mnftrid per=
feben, tperben Die e%ifernen @eeentGnoe
BON Der 2uft polftdnoig absef9lpFen
ur6 fOnnen, fpen1 Tie ar einem mDas
lt6t trodenen Srte aufbepahrt tper=
ben, niemals bonn Hpit ~angeariffen
un6 bef9Gbist peroen; 6enn lebterer
bebarf aa feiner 8ilouns INNER oes
Sauerftoffes Ser Cuff, unb 6iefer 1T
bar9 oas Gett absef4lofen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-10
HrM@te uno 0emate.

Sra6te uno 0emn1es
Tra9te
gepfeI-@ute Ro@dpfa $2.0)-3.60 per
6ab.
gananen 81. 60-2.00; teine el-S1.be.
Gitronen s. $1,000 Yer Rife.
Dransen - $3.50 per Rife.
9rauben Ice bis 18c per 8orb.
9firfi9e $I.Ou Bis $3.50 per guibel.
8irnen Te-$1.25 per guibeI.
9Haumen - $3.50 per BuibeI.
gemafe.
wot5e %iiben 26e per Gutenb Bun9es.
California @eIerp e6e-$1.00 per 8un@.
Differ gIant lie per Dutenb.
8raut - 75e-$I.25 per Sat.
gIumenfobI $3.50 per Dutenb.
8crn &c per Susenb.
@urfen &c Der Dusenb.
SaIat SOC per 8uibeI.
geterfiIie 15e per Dutesb Bun&es.
3piebeIn -50e- 90 per 8uibel.
Sa1toffeIn - zoe = 76c per BuibeI.
eibfartofeIn So per Sab, $1.sb per Bus
fbeI.
Stabilize 10c per Dutenh.
Spinat -75c per SGT.
tomatoes 76e per guibeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-10

SrfIGes RtnbFeH&-BeRIt@e 6ters - 81
Sc; biefise etiere 73-8e; bteFse Rtxbes
$50 BIB 200 Rtuno u; btsfae RiSs zoe
bis $50 Bfutb Oft 4Hbe $50 bB 60 Rfumb
5}c; Stier goroerptertsl Sc. 6tteT 8Fnter'
uiertel lie, Ninb 3sxtsrrlerteI g., 5tnt
BorberpisrteI &c. Rub BortervtsrteI 4ss, &tb
0t~rterbterteI IL.
Sri5@es RaIbFef@-3arba lie, etntsr'
pterteI 14s, BorberpterteI 81.
5rti@es e&cffeti& sdsanser Yer FtaHh
11}e /; e&afe sc; g&exieI l8e: ea6s tark
Ice.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-10
0etxesoe.

Bebex - go. q retber ss &C. cut esls,,
fen, ssc Don RabIen; go. 8 toseer s4,
Nouember csc; Bcsenuesex &c.
Roru (neaes) - Ro. l wett z7te /; 20. 2
meis 47ic; go. 8 weib Ats; 20. Z pe.s,
4be; 70. Q wets semti9t Ale sp. 9
metz semtf9t 47c; go. 4 melt ssmfG t
46e; go. 2 seIb Az; 70 8 eslk ~ /.
sto. 4 ssIb 4ble; go. 8 seuHi9t AZ
go. 8 aenai&t 47e; go. 4 gentle, Do /;
3oIben 46c.
eafer- SO. 2 wstser SHE; 70. 0 nxfu
Bic; 20. 2 0euHi&ter 3d.; go. 8 saxtfatss
28ac.
Seu $50. 1 atrnotbs $1,000 20.
Q, So 30.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-10

SnbianapsIis 4aHeesgrefe
eew5bnI. BIB gutter 10-l2e; prss1a hts e.,
udblter A-lse ; Saasp S2S-8se, soIOsa
DeIow 10 BIB 22e, Saoa $50.
Sn Yadetsn:
Hsioia S14.25. 2ion sll.25, Se=isY yll 2i;
Caracas S14.96. DiQuortb'8 s18 80, Dv.s
Sasa BlenS $3.50, GIimas Saba gIens,
$14.s5, Ourico $lt.25.
Snder-Domtnoes 7.22e; Std6auGes 8 IL
puIperiFrter b.07e; xf43 puIpertFrt1 6.,2s,
fetner sranultrter Alto; Cubes 5.22s; sose
fectioners' G4.S2c; NiSsspoob u 4.57e; zsh
siS u 4.47e; empire Y 4.4ae; Sbeal srtxe
GoIben 9 4.8'e; Htnbicr gytsa g 4.3a.,
&ibsepoob 6 l.2ae; seIber 8 5:I7e; ~ gel
tr 8
eiRs-RaA 40 o.. zef). Sas. s-I1e =.
0alone.
Pi6Ies-24OO TN Sab $40; 1900 TN Sat
50; 1900 tn 9aIbfas $500; ZOO im Sct
$3.50.
etdrte-RearI. 8ie. ebaurpsDn aIos. 1 xxs
8 gt1no BaGete 8. Rom. / BIB. @sfs4e,
4H-5}c.
eambp-7S etanssn esu1i9t &C. sos
Ger senti9t &c; Banner Trif 6s; greax
8onbons loo; Re. Q Cream senti@t se.
Getro6nete Sri&te-Aepfa, ax ber Snsxs
setro6net, &c; Sobannesbeerex &c Dis 7ae;
ettron 16e bs l4e; %otnex. q Grpux, ps.
9ffub. 7c. & 6rpnun Tic. A Gsnnn 7Ie so,,
menfreie chs Sc, California Ruseaitl 7xc;
euItana 7sc, t1rpsrttrte SuItana lie BIZ ISe
California aprttofen Sc bss lie.
&ess-GaroItna, aopt, It--ese, Sa$ux 81
SIZE, gebro@ener, 3-zc.
Mhe-8ra,iI nsa Sc bts 10e; SfI5ests Iss
NanbeIn IA; wei&i&alise Iaabsls LIS
Serbian RanbeIn 15c; 2eaxuts &c bts SIC.
ser6fete &c bis &C.; GnsIf&s &aIxdFs
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-10

xtmotbS-Beriaufsprete: t10 0o-1l.0C.
3Iee gertaufsSreiie: s8 OO--ss.o0
@eIftforn - EertoufBpreife: 10 za& beT
naaIttSt, 81 bts 6Os Reuss 40-45c.
~SGfr-sei&dIt 32-85c; u ors athrea
%. 50-SS.00 per Tenne. Rsuer 90 10.
etrob-pretie. ie mad benz esaS. rs s<s
len. 81. 00-$8.O0.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-10
SroBfemer.
S25O.G0O S9aben.

& d m o n b, 3d.. 9. Sob. Sas
orsifibdiae Saus Der @irsinia pading
60. 1T lebte Na4t nieber9ebrannt. Der
S@absn beirdgt $3.50, 600, bic @er=
Ii9erung $156, 600. Sie 6lammen
braaen i'm S9la9tbauie aus bermutb=
lid In 6olse bon Selbftentsinouns.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-10
g1HteretenS

Rptber &~Ieeiarneu So 1850.
gnslii@er 9Ieeianaen $3.50.
MIipfe RIeefamen $.600-6.5 so
NIfaIfa RIeeIamen $8.2s-9.e0.
@eiber &~leeiamea $500.
@ewabIter Timotbs 81. 80-I.so.
Srbindrer bis gutter Tin,otbp sl.b0-l.75,
Sanep 2entudp gIausras sl.5o-l.5s.
8Iausras In @baf 50c.
GnsIti9es BIausras 81.
Dr9arb @ras Sl.70-1.s0.
Reb Top in Gbaf 76c-$l.1o.
8afer 8ort Be-$l.00.
An1ber Suaerrobr Samen Sl.O0Nl.25.
Deiber Saferianten 40e
Sribiabrs @erffe $1.25.
DeiBes unb seIbes 8orn $1.o0-L25.
Reb Sob GnfiIase $1.10N1.25.
Som Seas $l.76.
Niuet ST. 40 bis $1.85.
SribiabrssD etsen 81 40.
SetmiebeI, weibe, seIbe mlo rotbe $3.50
pei BuibeI.
Sdb ; 2artoTeI, seIbe Serie5, DerurunG,
geIbe ytanfemonb unb fibIt4e Queen $40 Der
Sas; rotbe Ranienasnb S2.75; ErafIianiiGe
3artofeIn, fribe 8 8o9en zoe per Bu5bel;
tribe Ohio 65e per BuibeI;; fribe 3tofe Soc per
friibe Burbant soc per BujbeI; tribe
pebron 45c per 8u5beI; RiiraI gem Fort unb
Sreen Rountain 40c per 8uibd.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-10
Il m &c # aItung bes o nj o.
tff9en unb on ular=
btenfes.

%
tif9en unb @on ular=
bienit es.
Us q 3 n ] t o n, 9. Sob. SIM
biplOmatii9en uno @oniularbienft
ffebsn tisf einsreifenoe 8erdnbsrunsen
bebOr. na9oem Der prdfoent bas @s9t
Der grnennungen in bic 6dnoe bon
Staatsiefretdr Root gslegt, unb f9
nur bic enosaltige @nti9siouns pors
bebalten bat.
Oieie umgefaltung miro balo Elm.
treten unb ba Root bic 0erantuortlid=
felt FIR bic 1eue Oronune Der Singe
trasen ioq, mirS er aud bic 8sfu9nib
erbalten. gu entiaeioen, oh S~ieisnigen,
pel9e f1 TIM bic Memter bemerben
ober bon ibren Jreunoen gu isl9sn
empfoblert tperben, bic n6tbigen Sdbig-
teiten unb gigeniaaften CUR 0srpal.
tunq oertelbet befBen.
9err &oOt tuirb gu bisiem .3pefe
piele neue @eieBe uno cine Nrt Chill
oienf. uno gefbroerunsssS pFem be-
n6tbigen, uel9es Der @ongrsB burd
@eisb fir ben @onfularbienf i9aHen
lou. ST uini4t, baB Die Saldre fur
cine Mn3abl Der bebeutenoersn 8otI9af=
ten unb 8eianbti9aften sefteisert tpsr=
ben, bamit Wdnner bon anertannter
5dbi9teit uno Obne 8erm6sen au ben.
ielben ernanrlt tperben t6nnen.
SrabtIoe SeIegrap6ie E.
Wabineton, g. Sob. Sas
5lOtten=S Department bat bic Na9ri9t
erbalten, baB Der geamte Der Station
fir brabtlOie Sslegraptis ;u Sun
Suan. portO &ico, eins 9epsi9e aufs
ting, tuelde bon elmer Station in Der
@a9baridaft bon SEEM Oort absei9idt
mar. Die @ntfernuns betrd9t etua
400 Wsilsn. Dies beranlaBt Die Wit=
glieoer bes Observation-Disclosures 3u
glauben, oaB es m6slid fein miro in
Sdlbe our9 brabtlOie Sslsgrupbie cine
8erbinoung swii9en San Suan unb
Der G%lottenfatiOn au @aibinston bsrs
auftelsn.
gngebIi9 n q 9.
Waren9o, Sa., 9. Sob. Grid
bon 9uBsbebsn, anssbli9 elm oeuti9er
Boron. tuslder cine 3usssntslsiiuna
Deruria4te, UNI 81 iebet, uie cine
iOlte f4 abipiele, tpurbe beuts su le
bensldngli9em @sfdnsnihs Dsrurtbsilt.
Seine gertbeioiser ma&ten Wabninn
geltenb, tOnnten 6snislben aber niai
betpeifen.
Bel Der 3uasentglsiiuns tam cine
Mn3abl Meni9en UNI.
Trau s u bbaro Iebt.
Rem gort, 9. Sob. 6rau Seq.
nioos 9ubbaro. tuel6s cine GOr.
i9ungsreife our9 2abraoor unternom.
men bate unb fdon aufaeseben mar,
ianote beute an 9erbsrt 8. gribgsman
bon 8rooflpn folsenoe Sepsi9e aus
Quebec:
v@rfolgrei9. @eroe nit benz Dam.
pfer yaing goparb" bic Seimreiie an=
treten."
Sefoncmi der Club.
o n, 9. Sob. Sci pem s)ine,
beg Oefonomif9en Clubs beu!e @beno
fpra9sn 8oub. u. 9. @ummins uno
81. M. @bitnep gu 8unfien elmer
SarifreTorm.
Die geaentp1rti9eu Sarifgeiebe tpur-
ben bon Congressman Sames 8. Mc.
@learp bon Winnefota unb Col. albert
bon bier pert6eioigt. @tma 800 biefigs
8efddftsleute paren anmeieno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-10

0uttex, &teS asso @eHAeeS.
1dnbIer bsabIen foIecHos ssrens:
Butter - Country, 1les GrecmsS 70 .
eIaix 24s
Gier-22c per CuteHb.
oabnsr Sc. sdans o. xH5'sas-io-lse.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-10
06te.

gngros $ Seriaufsprefs Smpcrt!rt'
SGusbertdfe Doc pei Bhxe ssxbetuHtSs'
e@wepersdje 17e, Eiseoxfn Stream $ &H
Is, Stem Dort Gbeboarsi Ice. stRfstuss
I&er 2in,brraer Ice. Bird Ice.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-10
onerensb Der g u b.
g STATEN.

6attaupDga, Senn., 9. Sob.
gtpa 300 9elsgatsn aus IA Siofaa-
ten tuareit su Der Gunferen3 eri4ienen,
bic tiber Quarantdne unb Ginmanbes
rung bsratben foa uno beute bon
@oup. bon SObu s. Cor erohnet
tpuroe.
Bel grbfnuns Der ROnferenS maren
antpeienb bic 8ouberneure Cor bon
SenneHee, q. 6. glan9aro bon 2ouis
fiana, s. &. Barbarian bon Wiifii=
fppi, 81. 9. Glenn DON Worb garolis
no, .. 6. Sspmurb bon Sub @aroli-
no unb ". s. Montague BON 8ir9inia.
Die @ouberneure 8rotparb bon Gloris
ba, SerreI bon Georgia uno Sawion
bon Weff 0irginia famert nod mdhreno
b.s Sases.
MuBerbem tparetl a1tpeisno bic 8un=
besienatorer1 s. s. Gra3ier BON Sens
neHss, STEPHEN Walorp bon G%lorioa,
Is Sonsrsbleute aus ben siofaaten,
@snsralarst Wpman bonn Warins- 90.
fpitalbienit unb anbere electromagnetic
Nerste.
Sn ieiner electromagnetic srtldrts
@pun. @or als 3wed Der 0erfamm=
lung bi. armen ginpanbsrer aus
europa unb iol6e, bic nit ben Straf.
geIeben in 2Onfitt qsratbsn isisn unb
nun ben Weffen uno Norbweffen ibers
f9memmten, fern 80 balten. 5erner
ipltsn bic iioli9en Staten slei9f6rs
MICE @sIsb a%nnebmen, Die bonn 2Ons
ereB sensbmiet uno fOmit tonfitutio=
neles Reat tuerben ioaten, bamit elm
gtrasr, Der sur 3eit elmer epidemic
nod irgenb sinsm 8beile bes Sibens
gebe, tpiHe, wsl9e @.rbdltniRe ct bort
antrefe.
Senator 6rasier trat enersii9 fur
aontrone Der See.Q Quarantine burh
Die Bunbssrssieruns Elm. Sabur9
tbnne bic 5raae Der smifdenfaatli9en
Quarantdne bersinfadt uno mb9liaer
Weiie auseei9altst tperbsn.
@sneralar3t Wpman fpra9 iibsr ben
u%rIpruns uno bic 8erbtitung gelben
5iebers. gr faete, BEL benz heutisen
Sdnenbsrtsbr feien quite Quarantdnes
MaBrsssln boppelt nptbmenoig.
3riegsf9iffen g an
. m n 9 o.
% ahington, 9. Nop. Sas
5lotten= 9epartement III burd cine 2n.
bslospsi9e bsna&ri&tist wOrbsn, bat
Der 9reu3sr ,Senber" 9effern bon
Guantanamo nod San petro Na'
rooms, San Domingo abgsaansen 1T.
au9 @ontrssNbmiraI BRADFORD III nod
elmer anoeren Sspsi9e geftern mi
feinsm 5lasgidifs Dem Rreu3er nOIpm'
pbia" bon Guantanamo mod Sun DO.
mingO abgegangsa.
Wafbington, 9. Sob. Sas
3rteasoepartement bat bon @ol. Sal.
ton, benz @6ef Der electromagnetic
auf Sun Domingo cine Sepei4e erbal.
ten, bic melbet:
vsll.s boItomme1 rubig."
StaIienif9s r tie
abgerei +.
@abington n. 9. Sob. 3d.
ron gompnbs Wapor Ses Plan9es.
Der italienif9e 8Oti9after in Waib'
inston, bat Die 9eimreiie na9 Stalier
ansetreten. Der Boti6after NOR i&or
ldnsere 3eit bel i8ua&er Seiunbbei
uno batte ieiner Re9ieruns ben Wunfd
ausgeoridt. auf einen pOffen na9eI
mad &om su fommen, mo bas 6limt
ieiner @eiunbbeit mebr aufase. @s II
fraslt9, Oh Der BOtfdafter auf bieier
pofen 3urtidfshrsn tpirb.
Sen. 6rancis g. Gher=
man I.
o, 9. Nobember. Ger
6rancis &. Sherman, @bef beg Sta
bes Sen. 8. .. 6oparb's i'm Bfrser'
trisge. ffarb bsute 81 Wauteaan. 81,
unterM orbanfIage E.
9anfas @itp, no., 9. Nobb
@sssn aufin 5rancis ben iungei
motrYf tnofher HE moIfaci fe;fhcr unto
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-10
Ser Suotm
Serdtb iiber Qnarantdue= nr6 Ginpanoerlngs=
@eiebe.

germbigemoe Nadritttm BON Sm Domingo. - &eform SeS Splonahiden
Sienaes int Gange. - Ser itaGeuhde Sotdafrr a6gereff.
Srabaoie Geographic ;miden Waibington mo Gnba.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-03
1 3

mot another word, mother!" grow1ed
Warren, almost brutally. Don't listen
to herl" he shouted in a frenzy.
mo, my boy. At the best, 1 could
look forward to only a few more years,
while you, even if they imprison you,
may yet enjoy something of life. Gentle
men, | poisoned Lord Arncliffel"
Mrs. Angler and the two girls looked
at the stately housekeeper in wondering
horror, but the old solicitor, learned in
the ways of the world, shook his head.
What miraculous thing is that
maternal love which lasts from the cradle
to the gravel" he whispered to Lester
But it will not save her son, poor
woman"
Brading, however, seemed to be of a
different opinion " L believe you, madam"
he said But do you understand the
CONSEQUENCES of such confession?"
Perfectly, replied Mrs. Warren quiet
". Il make the statement of my own
free will, and | am prepared to give proofs
of all | say. There" laying a bundle
of letters on the table, ARE papers
which will bear me out, and here is the
bottle which contained the poison |
administered to Lord Arncliffe, together
with a description, in his lordship's own
handwriting, of the nature and action OF
the poison"
She handed Brading a quaint old
Venetian flask as she spoke. 1t was
iridescent with age, and as the rainbow
CLEANS caught Bradshaw's eye the Ameri-
can started forward.
Why" he cried, that was the thing
! saw from the treel"
$50 it was your" said Mrs. Warren
curiously, Il rather suspected it. l
ought to have killed you
at was a creditable shot, ma am" he
rejoined politely, and you have nothing
whatever to reproach yourself with.
Harry Warren had broken down now.
He was sobbing like an overgrown child;
but his grief was SO obviously in his
mothers behalf that none could feel
anything except pity for him.
/ LET us reach the end said Mrs.
/ Warren imperiousIy. 4 killed Lord
ArncIiffe because l was afraid he would
discover my sons defalcations, and |
knew that from him no mercy was to
/ be expected. Most people have known
/ Lord Arncliffe as the famous Ph1lan-
thropist, the benefactor of his species.
/ To me he was an unrelenting and in
veterate enemy
Forty years ago, William Bradshaw
and | were engaged. Then l met Harry
Warren, and although Mr. Bradshaw was
even then wealthy, | gave up riches for
poverty and married the man L loved. L
never regretted it,. and my discarded
I lover never forgave me. When my hus-
band died, fifteen years after our marriage,
/ was left destitute, with a baby three
years old dependent upon me- 1t was
then that Lord Arncliffe asked me to
come and see him. As he was an invalid
at the time, | thought" and she laughed
bitterly, he intended to renew his old
proposal, and for my sons sake l was
prepared to accept it; but l soon learnt
that he merely required housekeePer.
Il was glad. a competence was forth
/ coming. and l had my son at my side
/ And was free to live with the undimrned
/ memory of my dear husband! Then
Lord Arncliffe began a system of petty
I persecution. He always treated me with
the most scrupulous respect, but he never
! lost any opportunity of pointing out how
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CHAPTER xxi.
The Expiration

was watching the drive eNpeCtantN. 1t
was no part of his plan that Warren
should meet Leigh and thus learn of
Testers rescue. So he sent Wilson to find
the agent. with a message that Mrs.
Warren wished to see him Immediately.
Prading caught the sound of distant
wheels. and his face frightened. Then
AT length a dog-cart came into view,
driven in Warrenis usual furious style.
That was enough for the detective. He
walked up to Lester and Bradshaw,
drawing them aside for a moment, and
then led them out on the drive.
He hailed Warren, who pulled up his
stearling horse. oh, Mr.. Warren,
said the detective genially, your mother
has been asking for You everywhere
/ saw her inside there a moment ago.
Warren beckoned to d gardeners boy
g Here. take the cart to the stables" he
said. striding toward the door which the
detective had purposely left open.
Brading followed at his heels and,
closing the door before the waiting foot
man could intervene, he touched his
or8rrv snartlv on the shoulder. i
want YOU, Warrenl" he said with an
ominous change in tone and manner.
Warren turned and put up his hands
with the. sheer instinct of self-defense.
1t was what Brading wanted. The young
agent. scarcely vet realizing the dread
truth. found himself securely handcutted.
The two girls started apart, each
cfinging instinctivelyD to the man OF her
heart. 1t WAS Brading's great moment,
and he made the most of 1t.
Harry Warren" he said in a loud,
clear voice. d / arrest YOU for the murder
of Lord Arnclilfe and the attempted
murder of Thomas Angler j warn you
that anything you may say Will be used
IN evidence against you
For q moment Warren became blind
with terror, but that and all other
emotions gave place to the sense OF shame
at standing there manacled before women
before Edith, whom, III his way he
loved And so he hung his head and
stood silent, until a strangled sob made
him look rp. 1t came from Edith, who
had caught sight of Mrs. Warren stand
inc like a statue at the foot of the stair
case.
The old housekeeper was so frlghttully
pale that the very sight OF her brought
tightening of the heart. Warren
laughed historically when he saw his
mother, and he turned to Bradlng with
an air of bravadO.
An rightl'' he said gruftly, - confess
the whole business. / poisoned Lord
Arncliffe and attacked Mr. Aingler to
obtain possession of the books which
showed my defalcations. Sorry, Mr.
Angler, but needs must when the Devil
drives YOU know. Now is that suttl-
cicnt. or am / to be kept here any longer
to amuse the company and torture a
poor old woman:
Yes broke in Lester, always gener-
Gus. This IS infamous, Brading! You
might very well have arrested Mr.. Warren
privately. In fact, / understood
You Will please allow me TO carry out
NV business in my own way, DR. Lester,
said Brading sternly. L represent the
Crown now, and / will not allow you or
ANYBODY else to interfere with me IN the
execution of my duties
While this unexpected alteration was
taking place Mrs. Warren came forward
SLOWLY, but with the same firm step ana
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