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gong to happen when you started on
WIN Jim! Did you have anything to d,
win MS death? Answer me- Did Won d,
toward bringing it about"
On, don't please - don't" she cried
| d deI ousiy. Then she Strengthened sud
L Lsliy' Jim perfectly innocent and
thing thing 70 do he aho didn't have the slightest
| q, SheTlH, ordered the squire sharplv.
,el the prisoner go. l withdraw ali
con a;g- My daughters testimony is suf
But. Squire Hartswick, it's not lawful.
- say let him CO." roared the man. I'm
D a,isiieu Let him go; do you hear? And
Rose, you go into the house this instant
Inc sheriff wavered moment and tho,
unlocked the handouts. 1t was not safe
Ior an ofhcer in that region to oppose the
ton. Aoi ie-eiec-
Ihats all there Is to do here sheriff
II l. want you III send for you Good dav.
SIR The he turned to the Paintings. his
lace the color of raw liver
This amt the end, sir by anv manner
W. ~ means remember that" he Missed
You remember that"
GU are right; it's not the end, SQUIRE
HartsWIck. Allen Farthing was stju
cool and alert. Il shall try to find the real
criminal in every way in my power and |
when he's found I shall have a word RI |
say win you You can't fool with nv |
boys with impunity, can tell you that
de turned sharply about and strobe away
ne squire FASTENED toward the house
me first comment was from Lem
Fisher: 1Neih
nat did l tell yeh? Heigh? Didn't
ell yen there was -wowin' in thisp
ION you see it now Already? Rose Ia
peilc oouhd and hacked. You can see it in
Ter race with your eyes shut Did vou
ee her eyes when she stood there? Those
yes were jest like Katie BarndolIar's
n M. what did / tell yeh wunst?"
ne ne next comment was from Amos:
l-Ill--be-dumbuzzle
Go De continued tomorrow)
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THE HOUSE OF THE
BLACK RING.
CHAPTER XV-Continued
BY FRED LEWIS PATTEE.
Copyright. 1905, by Henry Holt & Co,

CHAPTER XV-Continued.
i don't know anything about this" h,
said perpleXe.iiy, hut my boy didn't d,
II; | know that There's a mistake some
where"
It's clear as daylight Jim's the man
and we'll have him before shutdown"
You'll have him before then" He
stepped toward the door. but turned short
about I'm bring Jim right down. There's
mistake that all, and I'll clear It W.
Ira hartswick. 20 your fun satisfaction.
fHere won't be any sneaking or lodging
about this lis going 10 be fought in the
open, and you're going To tght fair" He
went straight ouJ through the door and
no one opposed him
There was silence for the space Of ten
pipe-puns. Then Amos raised his voice.
"Wal-TN-be-dumbuz
Hes cold-blnoded. desperate man -
exploded the squire Hes the coolies,
h'azenest devil ever met In al nv life
II You can look al him one minute and
nor Size him up as an experienced criminal
J ot re pack Of dunn fools But he cant
I''i me l called mis- bluff for him. Soc
low lie backed down, did yeh2 He knew
Jl" was In a trap and he came In here
20 or2zcn Us but IL didn't go He's ont
the wrong man. BY mighty. IN run tbis
gang down II II costs my whole property"
Again lie smCte the counter with resou1d |
Ing fist
Now. amt quite so sure snpIra q, |
1ra"led Amos reiiectively. Wed better |
80 a little slow. don't yeh think? The man
. .Eder looked 70 me as IL he was honevt
h what he said. and amt very often de-
r StYeo IN man He was rubbing his
'Aiu abSorbedly, a puzzled scowl on his
ace. He seemed TO be thinking aloud
Vow what could he want TO blum us for9
ma what ! don't understand He cleared
imseli and Tom all right, but how could
be- think lie was going to ,e, re-,
ny or it2 How was Il poiu' to |
cup the business 10y comm down here? nv
uHkey. II looks to me as II he believed lin, | ,
as innocent don't get fooled very Offer, !
nd II looks to me as ir then nroo}s 80.
n was all new TO him They kinder :
Aased MIN. III bet quart of beans he'll
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NEWS ITEMS GATHERED
ON THE RIVER FRONT

Barge No is Of the Consolidated Goa,
company completed the taking on of car,y,
| VI ABOUT 1.SOO tons at Georpetou, Sc,
uay ana sailed In tow OF the tug Ed,,b 4,
| iAshp Tor The mouth OF the river WHORE
e WIN JON tow going up the coast
| heo' Schooners Shining Light Nart,
| S'eNehs' marcus. Eva Clarence. for nets
GOWN river to load fish: Mary Francis ,or
river point to load cordwood to this cI,,,.
schooner William DonnelIy. oyster sb.II,
tor me oyster beds on the eastern shor. q,
Virginia Sh"re Oh
AifFeo' Schooner William Villas. nine
rom river point: schooner Cath
eiiiie' white sand. from Tangier Sound.
schooners Clara Leonard ana E,lepora D.
sell, cordwood, from the lower ri,,a,. l -
- ei Laureha Bramble. salt fish in barrets
ron u N river packing house; schoon ar Eaihor,
Georga,ou',s' rom the lower Potomac for
oeoi setown; schooner Peri coriwood e..
d river point at Alexandria; schooner EN-
g tthiI, pine lumber, from a Virginia nort
Iur,, ;; scow of Johnson g. Wimsatt
iu,iiper laden from Occoduan
Memoranda: Schooner Farmers, t,rt,,
Spoi 'eu lying In the Great Vicente
tMei va loading cargo of lumber for
carso ns senooner William Cobb. with a
CITY, mas passed In the capes and 10 %
pec,eu 10 arrive here not later than top,or-
,oM schooner Carrie Morse has been char
a
city Tor the eastern shore oyster hass
y. e'i |f samuel Wood has been chartered
20 80 ioad gum and oak logs in NominI craet
this city. ioih lot
! ne saillns scow Bush, which was bau1ad
~. on the marine railway at Bennett.s
,,atsS a t 70 nave big hole in her hull.
maze by being blown ashore on some rocils
TINS city and Alexandria. repaired
las been put overheard E ~
90 ' -, lt~ie harpor tug ID. NJ. Key which
las been disabled and ont NJ scr,-ic,, -,
,eted repairs yesterday afternoon and re-
ned to service
,l.epoIts coming from the fishing shores
ions the river state that there has been
lthih the last day two. a decided in
ease IN the catch OF shad, but the lateness
lne season prevents any heavy demand
Or them. There has also been a substan
al increase in the catch of herring witbfn
lie last few days. The receipts OF sha1
rs at me Bryans point station Of the
IN commission Sunday were more than
iilion eggs. AN"
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condition of the lining membranes of the ,e,;. -
perhaps with tenderness and pain these regions
Now while all the foregoing dsagreeabe svnptoms and
persistent of Dr. Pierce's Favorte somewhat
as nIy nes results from its the patient must as far
hnement indoors 'S anu 100 close con-
who ba, . ie' as are not seriously of health but
hI eNaethg duties to perform either in the yay of
ous o IN social duties and functions which seri
.N tieir strength as well NURSING r,others tt
rdtorite PRESCRIPTION has proved most yai,abI 80 'le
sefo nm du hveoraong nervne. BY timely use much
serious sickness and suffering may be avoided III ei
.aoie and the surgeons knife would il is be,d
we Escorted 10 II this most valuable womans remedy
% esorted TO IN good time. This 'Favorte prescrn,;,
proven great boon to expecant mothers bv nrenar;
h system tor the coming of baby thereby renJerine bs
'"'' 'aie easy and almost painless.
Bear in mind, please that DIR. Pierce.s E,,.,-;..
teI; nor secret or patent medicine which the most in
se,gent people are quite naturally averse becavsn 80 tb III
known m ~ !Heir harmless character but medicine Of
nrtd ;olPositIon ful list of all ingredients heinz
printed IN plain English every bottle-wrapner A pes
is 10 @ st OF ingredients will disclose the fact that #
.L In ITS composition, chemically pure gIvcer;
ahhg the place of the commonly used alcohol r.; 81
the F,t II may not be out of place to state that
a'o'ite PRESCRIPTION of Dr. Pierce is the opI,- -:
me me put up tor the of woman's peculiar weatny
nes and sold through druggists that does NOT .; ana
ooi ana that too in large quantities. Furtherm :.
the only medicine for wonans special d;ssSa
e ~, Vi winch have the unanimous endorsement 90
eaag medical writers and teachers of all the sei az inc
ana that too as remedies for the ailments for VII;
iasorlee PRESCRIPTION is recommended " '''
niue DOCK OF these endorsements will be sent 70 anu
% postpaid and absolutely free if you request sam, h
'"' caro- or letter, OF Dr. r. V. Pierce Buffalo ~
Ion forget that DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescr,.;
Vohan weaknesses and delicate ailments ;s NOT ol
I doaa being the Favorite Prescription" of rep
ce Of HE ~ graduated physician engaged in the prac
= ;1 CHOSEN spec1alty-that of diseases of won,en,t,
eaients are printed in plain English on every bottle
,e rrre IS the only medicine especially designed for
e eu,e OF Wonans diseases that contains no aIcoSI
e Only one that has professional endorsement worth r
d;; So-caled testimonials published for otber
S Il
ing Noiiah 10 consult him by letter There is absoIta
1 g Vi ice LOT TINS Every letter is carefully considered
ny answered and ITS statements held as strictly,
''euis CONFIDENTIAL Address as above directed ''
~. fierces Pleasant Pellets cure constinat;o, Coo
pioh IS the cause OF many diseases Cure the c,,se a
u cure the disease One Pellet" is a gentle Iax,t;
mud catlartic Druggists sell them and not,n ana
st as good" " ' anu nothing IS
sn Ma IerGes great housandpage illustrated Commo,
Use Medical Adviser will be free bol,d
1h stamps or clotll-bound for 81 stamps address n
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Fell From second-story Window

Hehfy cunningham, colored, six years of
age fell from second-story rear window
at MS nome 20 Defrees street, this morning
ABOUT o'clock and received a seyera in
jury 10 his head. The Casualty Hosn.taf
ambulance responded to an emergency
can and no time was lost in getting the
patient to the hospital
90. Was stated that the boy was leaning
anu struck his head against the brick nave
neht. lie received severe cut and hts
reg sla,Ves were alarmed The surgeons ar
mr., fspitai announced that the lad had
De well In a few days. "ouio
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60 jim mere on schedule Tina
| fool" 'ie squire Don't be
bro ba' =, whats the uste arguin ahout i+,..
| ,ns - -. LIN FISHER. "'Hain't 7 to,5 -
| GIs over and over ae'jn 49, Ioio you
| - nave 10 go down to Supar vi, ei'iis
| told vol o Hniock over poor Karl? Hain,+ r
/ me Do,', auy IL S all clearer IN mud 70
| he a,I ~ you see how strange If w., - ~
,,'i,a aiiu rom should be Over tba was that
VII, way on the one night or ali 81 DRY
of thansay might have to give an anco, ca,
you stiIj tbars; see it now, do yeh? tems
-somaib tieie something awful aho,,t Us
i, o'inething awful. There's now, aoout this
no,,-I covering his voice-"soneb%ooGW,o In
=, /" 'll Dy mighty! 1 hope If ,horo,-
10 ~. De any more pow-wowir, 'hefes goin'
f,i =. axe You and pow-wow bait Raiey
exnlo'IaJ Ing INTO your old Dutch 81, :,
A,n,iott. amos "Pow-w0win,t mn,
wowin', Can, an good and sick of nov
90 N this valley but what sbI. ~ idy big !
,o,' Now, why don't vo,, D "t pow
tb,,.s anu go TO lookin' for IT, enls |
Jim FarthirSo- oeen 1, dom this devilishnesss !
ainn. ling couldn't have done tba, 80,
r,ione. mere was two of EN- ~ Ia 10 Jop
49, 80 tie other | want to knowo % 1'u
SLOW, ny aqvice Squire, and go misbt,.
he's a da,s-. a. .iiiiiss are out OF this and
with" man 10 make mistakes |
.-rh no ABOUT that hammer? He,ebo.
Tho. na,hiner won't hang no Fartbirav
Has e09la get that hammer In a dnzsn
" 49, Almost every break I eyer baarI
'esuil py their gettin' tools out nt VI
' '. snliih shop or Toulouse Pertains me
,.ie that TOOK that hammer done n 10 1a
az. Suspicion onto the Farthings. T tsn
low" ' auFice and go
/ shsI go slow or fast Jest as dim,
leaSe' Eou-uns take notice of that ~. | +
cen NJ. mighty long time sense rye been
~, a.ouho thls valley asking people S
an Al Farthing amt out Of this yet No I
IN lie turned with jerk and stormed
ut OF the room. slamming the door behind
nm small avalanche of talk. seemine5,, :,
osened by the bang ratified about ~. 7
'om. put 1t was quickly cut short by
lmmotion without ''
hey rushed 10 the door in time to see the
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off brutaily lucy cut Mn
Then something in the crowd caught h,
eye ne started violently: but M o. III -,
noticed IT, His father stood kean ana 40
t i,alt close 10 the horse his face IiEe n,
thdlan s. Impulsively he laid his hard o,
| MS sons arm. ' aiu Vi
II all right Jimmy Don't lose yo,,,
nerve Remember Whatever banrars ; Sotii
anu mother and 1 are right with yn,, Ill
| we IL nsht EN- till We drop eyery on nt
com,ng mere mistake somewhere. but its
Ihere was a tear in the cold eya Ia.
man stood erect and alert. ''e
military voice again IN
Then the unlocked for happened
q NO one but Jim had noticed a re,,;,i,o
.isuIe on the borders of the crowd WIZ
h hist saw her she was standing close
w rie squire with her hand on his arm
Ever, 49, VIZ, She was saying eagerly
fell instantly "iu hush
iii, Jiih aidn do It. He was out last night
with me. l rode with him down . G.,ne
..Why-why, Rose. you'
Yes, l did. 1t was all arranead -
up 70 my room and stole down the hack
ataaIs, jim wouldn't tell because he
h muaid III brlng my name In. If you arrest
iiiin then you arrest me-"
fou went with him?" gasped tho ola
man 700 surprised to act or talk or think
les sir; L did" low murmur s,,ar. |
over the crowd. She straightened nm AZ tba |
SOUND or 1t and faced them almost With a. |
20 -. nee 1 IA her eyes Il tell you he never did |
{; he was with me-" uiu
but.but. Rose. why did you drive-witb
i' "a ana h1 down Gum Run-at ten O'Clock?
can believe ii, Rose" IT was &c ~ ~ /
'id man was thinking aloud
Because 1t was Impossible for bi,, g.. |
iae WIN me at any other time you've baen
o harsh with him." Her fare waS naIa
WIN bright spots in the cheeks. nervous |
enSloh was evident in every feature and |
II was magnificent-the lone |
oinah amid the rough crowd of men do
ehdlng her lover and confessing nub,icIy
or ioVe Jim's heart beat smotherinpIv.
y hpuise was to leap from his horse and
iiid Desiue her. protecting and shelterine
-: ne Wrenched nightly at the hand {
ms. but they held =
me sheriff had edged along until he stood | 9
the girls elbow ''oou q
say look here" he spoke sharply. "what
e You riding at night for with a Teller lik, q
is Farthing, when you were engaged to | c
AIRY Karl Keichline?" d
was not engaged to marry Karl Keicb-
le She turned to him with a look ne o
Urn w mats more, l never should have a
en-. l hated him. n
All then let me ask Won ono o,as.; r,
Il and Jim both hated this man and had | Il
reason 10 have him out of the way before | n
ne hrst Do You know anything about b,
. death! He peered up into her face
her manner changed instantly
Why-why. no. We We're back beporo
:. and the murder you say. was com =,
tied at one" VIII IN
answer my question" he insisted 81
'shiy Ola you suspect anything was SD
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means means if you don't? If you went on hone,
ousir es1s you'll tell VINO it was Now ono
again, who was II p, WV oii'
ieluSe to answer"
IN, indeed. This Is quite interesting
Mr.. Sheriff. Very well. LET me ast Won "a q :
utner question. You've ALWAYS liked Kar
he1chlfne, have yeh?' ma
| w ny. L don't know
No" you always hked him p
.. HWer had any falling out with him."
why, not much. Up in the mountai,s
one night, we" VIZ ia 'ia
III unv squire harshly. What was the last
"oT1 ne said to you thenT'
. TEL the sheriff just what he said"
az ne SAID he'd get even with me If IT tool.
htty years, but l Didn't" - 'ooA
,nd 81 ht. IL takes two to make a quarrel
anu VIVA, What you said to him will come out in
But, Squire Hartswick. =
on' you'll have time enough IN ta,k
anout tnat We want you to clear IN one
mo more point Here. sherir, you brought mn mn
Sne hammer, didn't your" The sheriff nrn'
duced 1t at once Now haya Ill III plo-
seen that hammer 'u ever
into rs. mats our hammer" He took IT
WIS ms ha ana md examined it curiously.
w mere did you see 1t last?''
IL was in our Toulouse up home"
hen was that?''
Sometime last weel. T do,,. .
just when" i remember
Rave you any explanation as 70 wbv
= tnat hammer was lying near the BODY az
haFl keichline this morning?'' VI
ny. was it?' he looked IN in roo, s,,r
prise. up III real sur
On. your BLUM don't 60 That hsruor |
was taken into the store by the ono -
.au 1s co harI. and it's your hammer. You
see; Mr. Sheriff, you've got your man.
confusedly III Jin'
ihats all we want to hear. Young man
GU can do your talking later There W.
Venomous ring in the old mans S.oioa
r = ms isn all the evidence, by long shot
ms leier S been infatuated with INV
"a us hter an the spring. | caught him two
y three times hanging around and hiding
u pusheS 10 see her. She tried everv wav |
set shet or him. for she was going to |
iarry harl on the 18th of this month. She ,
.as s9iiis 10 give MIN the final answer to-
ay' Dont you see how timely this MAX
y away OF Karl was for this felIer's
~ Ihere's not a single link missing
ot one NOW. sheriff, you'd better taks
ilh iisht down to the Jail as ouck's vo,,
osSiply can. There may be trouble If Won |
oh l. The crowd here Is almost a mon 4
oW. and can't control EN- much longer
Da.' gentlemen. 1nterposed Allen Earth y
g, one word. " VII s
ulre You'll have time enough to tastter
you know at the proper time. Here y
ke MIN away, sheriff" The ba,douN !
cked on Jim's wrists I j
Here. Hail. the sheriff shouted ,ro,,o h
ntiy. iet the prisoner have your harsa al
see tiiat you get another all right. Here
!, TINS way Fall in, men," Two deputies OF
iped Jim Into the saddle. His face was m
ie' out he sat erect and cool He tried
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Wv so-called patent medicines there is th;s ,o he -
iuiiy SAID OF DR.. Pierces medicines that ann,;as =
10 other medicines up for sale through dr,oo;st
arc '"''ed 10 place all by themselves because thew a.,
ner patent nor secret 1edcnes-aIl their ppred;en 49,
Dpo"Y printed IN plain English their bottle ,yra,,s
men again they are entitled place all by themselves Ia
Se 'hey contain not drop of alcohol in their comnos
or makeup. po'"oi'
Send your address o DR. R. V Pierce At pe, n "
WIN request Tor tree booklet compiled bv him from std
1,: iNs ana you VIII learn reading it that the
ieadiS medical writers teachers of all the several
ol practice endorse and recommend in the STRONGEST 4
possible each and every ingredient entering into +
oi Vi III Flerces Golden Medical Discovery for the cure
oiaeh dyspepsia catarri of stomach "liver COM
pant torpid liver, biliousness chronic howell ,e.;
catarrhal diseasesof whatever region name or nature
IS also sPec1hc remedy for all such chronic ar lon, td
" catarrhal affections and their resultants as bron
'"a throat and lung diseases Except consumnon> ,cc
P"ied with severe coughs 1t not SO good for acute d
sS, ou' Tor lingering chronic cases it is especially
''dcouS IN producing perfect cures 1t contains R,,I
SSnTTrryoark Golden Seal root Boodroot Stone root NJ
as remed; ao uee r4ot-al of which highly praised
uieS LOT all the above mentioned affections bv such
edlcai writers and teachers as Prof BarthoIow o
Jefferson Medical College, Prof Hare nj the If;' o
Pa; Prof Finley Eingwood NJ D Of R oa ue UNIVERSITY OF
ese Chicago; Prof John King NJ d. late Of C;c;nn.t;
Hale NJ D. IS 0G Mo late OF Cincinnati Prof Edwin NJ
- w ~ OF Zimmerman Medical College Chicapo and
practice " @i several schools OF
o me Golden Medical Discovery is the only medicine
@ up lo sale through druggists like purposes bat b
any such professional endorsement-worth more th has
~ M W ordinary testimonials Open publicity of its formula
i te Ooe"rapper is the best possible guaranty of its Il
glance at this publish formula will show that "(1d d
f discovery contains no poisonous harmful or habit a
fned stS ana no acoholchemicaly pure triplere- b.
gIycerlne being used instead Glvcerine is entirely ~ 10
& f Ia ana besides is most useful ingredient in the
t; d" stomach as well as bronchial throat and l1no af
etlons There is the highest medical authority co. a. W
III such cases The Discovery is concentrated o1, ST.
' oi native medicinal roots and safe and reliable la
doctors also praise the ingredients eneripe into ali
l.
IT John Fye one OF tie Editorial Staff of The Eclectic;
keVieW says OF Unicorn root (IIelonias D;oc.S -,
cription % "'e faVorte Pre- gre
"A remedy which invariably acts as uterine ;n,; the
d. iNl] OF the entire
an,en+ ,,Lr 'ii"es' III f1eionaS we have med "P
Nv other dr, t answers the above purposes than the
~ ole drug with which acquainted In the treat cas-
" diseases peculiar to women it is seldom that case ext
al agent ~ ~ tl some indication tor this let
nong the LEADING ;Ir1;oat; ed{S ne following ing
N"iOho ioi ileIOTldS (UnCOrn root and
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sheriff and his posse gallon In with
lIourlsi, their horses white with foam. an(
maze axe half circle about the store front
breezily ZIG ie'uei
Here. right here" The old man hustled
| through the crowd. There was a curious
Who western air TO the scene with its
| blowing horses and fiannel-shrted riders
| The leader sat on a raw-boned rnustanc
| that, despite its hard run, held his head
| hish- / he Squire went straight to the man.
! ~ jim Farthing we want" he an
! hcunced brusquely. No matter about the
| others" '--
But thought there was evidence
| against al of EN- l thought they was a
| ment IN his voice
= NO Jim's the only one in this scrane
We GUT more evidence since telephoned.
fouH know him-stout broad -shouIdere.i
neue,' ABOUT tWenty-one; five feet eleven;
weighs about p hundred and eighty: brown
hair, gray eyes, smooth face square laws
good teeth: wears a brown shirt and A
black felt hat"
Where'd we better start in?"
You better go to the house first ana
rom tnere strike up into the Gap to their
wood lot. He's hid somewhere in me
mountains. but he can't get out. I've sent
ing watch for him."
All right" answered the shartf u,,,,
pIeezy Importance. Il shall want to swear |
IN most of this crowd as DEPUTIES We |
" an. 70 spread out in small groups. and
600 A mighty! there he is now.'' The
et turned the crowd like pistol
snot; Allen Farthing and Jim We're right
by the sheriffs horse
Here's the boy; it's all a mistake. ami
1 want 1t cleared up right now This nov |
child" ' BUSINESS as
-, Shern, called the Squire sbarni,
ma me man. / order his arrest on the
spo'. me sheriff sprang from his horse
ana strobe over to the new arrivals
LOOK mere, young man, l want to put |
'onie questions to yeh, and you mind how
'Hu answer EN- The Squire, grim and ,
,lach, painted himself in front of Jim and :
.|uhg MS INST in his face. Where was /,
ime?" " hume all the /
No"
Yes"
"At 10 o'clock?"
Yes Il
Driving down Gum Run way?"
iou.I tell the sheriff now why you toor n
irection." 9ii' III lhat q
WHY went on business" There ,ra II
Dubbed look In his face. was =
%. yes, that's very probable Tho -
lure cast triumphant look at the sberts g,
20 you nave much business at nidniabt | al
Moo. wasn't" o WY "a
VINO did yeh have with yeh?" A, n
use silence had fallen over the crowd r.
n made no reply. r.,
Who was it?" insisted the man brutaI,,, 81,
-. ! can Tell you, Squire Hartswick he
can't tell me? Do you realize what Z, | na