The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-15

window, which he shut and fastened Then he seated
himself in an easy chair and pointing to another he
You may as well sit down; we've good deal to say
Paul seated himself and looked at his companion as
IN, What I have to say can be said in fey words
Clifford studied him for moment.
SO that's all! Have YOU questions you'd like to
NO, don't believe you could have murdered the
when you said you knew nothing about it. All ask is
"A nice little request seeing that you've been paid
beforehand Oh, yes, know all about your willingness
maturing my schemes-that be repaid. All
astieseads and the money gave YOU i if YOU viii break
your engagement Margaret shenstone and
= v shan H. certainly a marry her as soon she will let
man but il wont tempt me MaT Ia shensone IS
You VIII marry her and let your children that
their grandmother persisted the ganows?"
tence may. be committed. But if not then we must
Clifford leaned forward and there was something al
MOST ,a peaii5 n i5 b tone d. ne 80 ibo9 Mrs slaD
stone is wicked woman. What viii her daughter be?
5on ruin iGi' your ' ife OF the let your pas
you are thinking of me; you hate the shen-
happiness is left for her" replied Paul. Why do
Clifford looked the other man in the face as he said:
1e SECRETS aFa my own qnd b a1W we w [etIa 20
bargain from which you have reaped great advantages
you would break your oath and sacrifice me. 1 have
told @ only o 6 R61 on works T dd5 3 nena
der? asked Paul who was debating if it would be wiser
Clifford smiled grimly:
you are coming to your senses 1 see. No. murder
is not in the program When Mrs. shenstone killed her
husband, she saved you from doing it,
dignanty In his heart he condemned Mrs Shenstone,
"The law says She is guilty and what the law says
Cliffords voice that Paul regarded him with surprise
Il have known the law wrong in three separate cases,
stone guilty but wrong or right we accept its fiat and
Paul turned him in a fury.
You are fiend; mortal man could not rejoice in
strange expression fitted across the elder mans
race ana foP moment mere r was sne9e9 rheq ne Sd
are accomplished you can forget what you characterize
you give up all thought making Margaret Shen-
7Sge world G Will hd Pa o to al the o6eF f R
sre-in fact insist upon it's that must marry tagar
man good wife If you refuse to fulfill the first con
the police shall tell the superintendent Of police that
You have just confessed the truth to me- that wrote
it down and your signature viii be there The ink does
not look faded know process that keeps fresh and
gives the appearance Of having just been written
DO You remem6eT opened the hail door that nig6tq
dee aR me want had eunbma 10 i s for goa AS
happened you did defy me but l decided to let You 60
that only swear you were not at Arlington Han at
confession in-no matter what You say-you viii be ad
feel for your having let her mother suffer- when you
9sBe viii not believe in my guilt" said Paul
Man don't YOU see if she absolves you she con-
dennis her mother? Now give your answer"
Paul
You do your worst I win give up Mar
garet and viii take no further part in your schemes
said Paul.
CHffords face full of emotion he said:
Z don't want TO give you to the hangman.
I'll give you why I hate Beatrice Shenstone
and her child Years I knew her. and she made
mischief between me and WIFE and one night, when
in trouble and needed all wfes sympathy. 1
found she had and taken our boy with her found
in which she told that Beatrice ShenstOne had
told her certain things and she would not live with
another day: she never intended find
ways From that day have never seen wife OF child
had loved her love. and not of the things
she laid to charge Cleiland think of what
suffered at the hands Of Beatrice Shenstone and
telling this only tell you portion Of the injury
she worked me-