The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-25

trembling. l had thought that the auestions had been asked and answers me. if l only could have heard them. But l reminded myself that. this was impossible: No one could know -ey- Dundas himself. .only two men were present at that scene and they will never tell what went on," I said aloud. Three men were present. Goden, whom you think. there was another; a lawyer who speaks English. It is permitted nowadays that a foreigner. If he demands 1t. can be accompanied l fore the JuSe dInstructioh. Other | wise his lack of Knowledge of the language might handicap him. and cause misunderstahdings which would
 He paused moment but did mot reply. knew that Ivor Dundas spoke French as well as I: but was not
 The adviser your friend has chosen Godenslxy went on. "happens to be Q protege of mine. I made him--gave him hs rsT ease his rst success and since. Odd, what a penchant Mir. Dun- das seems to have for men fin whom ] too. have confidencei Last night # This was a blow and heavy one; but wouldn't let Godensky see tira; I winced under 1t.
 nGa fssP iss HSursss sasssarly wsl various proteges." I said--"as well as I those of your enemies. But if the in. formation in the one case Is no more you're not faithfully served. I've wooydj reason to know that you have made several mistakes lately, and you're likely t9 make more"
 hone you do not call yourself my
 T don't know of a more appropri. ate name-after the baseness that you asaiilgs aaasisn evep nsah tried to hide. In your
 T thought all was fair tn love and
 DO you make war on women"
 Mo-l make love to them"
 To many. I dare say. But hera is enc who won't listen"
 At least you wjii listen while :. SOh. yes. l confess to being curious Nc doubt what you say will be inter. esting--even if not accurate"
 can promise that 1t shall be both l called on Lenormand as soon as learned what had happened-that he'd been mixed up in this case--and ex- pressed myself as being extremely con. Friends of of whom were were intimate t si friend, of mine. So you see there was nc question. of treachery on Lenorms nd'i part. He trusts meas you, do not I Dundas, if could give it consistentlS with my position. Naturally. he tolt me nothing which could be used agains wished to go against him-lwhich my coming here ought to prove to vol T read the proof rather differently anxious to tell me certain things Please come to the point"
 Tn a few words. then. the point il after hearing from Mir. Dundas tK explanation of document found oi him by the police-ah. that wakes yoi that a document was found on tn, Fl prisoner?
 I was half fainting with fear les Ivor had regained the Treaty only t but I controlled myself.
 from me-" I said You know so mucl that you probably know I admitted t the police Of the Elysee Palace stron friendship for Mir. Dundas. We kney each other well in London. But Londo ways are different from the ways O slipped about. however unjustiy, eve If one is--onIy an actress"
 You turn things cleverly as al ways. Yes. you are afraid there migh adores you It would pardon you an indiscretior. especially romantic on any indiscretion except treRchery There might. however. be a few per sons leaindulgent. Du Laurier, for in 1 stance"
 shivered. We were speaking c the scene with the Juge d'Instruc uon." reminded him. You are wan dsrinz from the point again"
 There are so many points--all shar as swords for those they may pierc, We'll, tho important question was 1 relation to a letter-yes. But the Jet ter was not from you Mademoiselll 1t was written In English and mad an appointment at the very addres wbern the crime was committed. Twas. as nearly as I could make ou request from person calling him self a jewellers assistant, for the re ceiver of the letter to call and retur case containing jewels. This cas had been committed to Mir. Dunda care, it appeared, while travelling frol London to Paris. and. without hi knowledge, another packet being ts ! ken away to make room for this. M Dundas replied to the Juge d'InstruC tion that his own packet. stolen frol him on the journey. contained nothin but papers entirely personal, concernin himself alone"
 "'what was in the case which th man afterwards murdered slipped int your pocketT asked the Juge d'Instrut tion-Lenormand tells me-