Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1909-05-27
=, Mystery of the Yellow Room.
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rLs Mystery OF the Ae'A'"
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-. would soon be established.
6ped It tnsir poaching might go on
d usual however n fastened their con- N
pter ], - nJ means of the document NJ.
ession Dy signed. They gave all the
pecessary a pow a lively gratitude for
and 1 NV did not get them released !
De. W.! because a was not sure that
SOONER 'o'ae more than poachlng was vas
DotbnS +bam. wanted to study the
against '4 As the days went by, my con-
eroano', . ~ more and more certain.
rctlo sars after the events Of the mex :
Ghe aayS GALLERY ale / had need Of help
Picao'S Soi ~ on, so I resolved to have
tben ts aocbed the Donjon inn and en-
Ee- ETY.. fine we did not see the land-
TINS 80 80 we're received with pleas
Io st .m nile by the charming hostess O.,
Au %4 low Daddy MathteuT asked
Ro @-st mnch better, not much better.
:. 49, IS still confined to his bed" -.
q "His rheumatism still sticks TO nlln'
aen2" otobt was again
.,,iepd to give him morphine, the only
S SrD that gives him any rellef' 49,
oL sso smoke in soft voice. Every
ON, ens a ob her expressed gentleness.
s eba was. indeed, beautiful woman
ons ,m m with an air of Incidence,
SUN ,4b GREAT eyes seemingly black and
s Slan = omorous eyes. Was she happy
D 1ltth her grabbed, rheumatic husband2
T Tt,r scone at which we had once been
a alS did not lead us to believe that
p sso ros Yet there was something In
t ber hearing that was not suggestive
i . dosnair. She disappeared into the
Sltcbpn to prepare our repast, leaving
- tbn table q bottle Of excellent cider.
Rorletabille filed our earthenWare
MOS loaded his pipe and quietly ex-
nloinpd TO me his reason for asking
ma 10 come to the Chandler with re-
/ Volyers.
/ yves" be said contemplatively, LOOK
,no at the clouds Of smoke he was
putting out, yes, my dear boy, ! ex-
nect the assassin tonight"
/ 4 brief silence followed, which !
took care not to interrupt, and then
Il be gent on:
i Last night just as was going to
bed NJ. Robert Darzac knocked at my
room When be came In he c6nnded
4 10 me that he was compelled to go to
Paris the next day-that is, this morn
ing. The reason which made this jour.
ney necessary was at once peremptory
and mysterious. 1t was not possible
for him to explain Its object to me. !
60, and yet he added, I would givt
my life not to leave Mile. Stangersor
at this moment He did not try &c
hide that be believed her to be once
more in danger 1T will not greatly
astonish me If something happens to
Il morrow night he a7owed, and yet
] must be absent. l cannot be back Al
4 the Chandler before the morning Of tht
] day after tomorrow
/ I asked him to explain himself, ant
L this Is all he would tell me- His antici
/ patton Of coming danger had come tt
4 him solely from the coincidence tina
/ Mile. Stangerson had been twice at
! lacked, and both times when he hat
Oeel absent Now a man SO moves
1 who should still go away must be act
1 ing under ompulsion-mUst be obey
lnga will stronger than his own. Tha
/ was how / reasoned, and told him sc
ne replied Perhaps 7 asked him j
Nile stangerson was compelling him
lie protested that she was not. His de
termination to go to Paris had bee
4 ahen without any conference wit
Il Mile. Stangerson.
10 cut the story short, he repeate
Aal his belief in the possibility Of
,leSn attack was founded entirely O
Il Tue extraordinary coincidence. IF any
'nilg happens to Mile. Stangerson,' b
Il say y would be terrible for both Q
Il u'-tOf her, because her life would
~ uanger; for me, because could ne
.1s' defend her from the attack nc
va % Where | had been. / am perfec
Il ~ y aware Of the suspicious cast ON m,
Il ~ - examining magistrate and M. La
taN are both on the point of believin
i - my guilt Larsan tracked me th
10 t1s' lllle went to Paris, and had a
him, - - &C. A1u
=, why do you not tell me the nan
cried " " you Ano" =
NJ, N Darzac appeared extremely tro
,r ~ ~ ny question and replied to n
y 9 hesitating tone:
do, ! know the name of the mu
nsn., Why, how could know b
ea,. at once replied, From Mile. sta
~ grew so pale that 7 thought