The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-22


began while he away brief holiday and
when he returned, in a telegram. she
conscious and rallied In her few belongings there
had not been clue to his father; the iocket he had
taken from her neck put around his Even in
his dest poverty he would have parted with It. That
night, when he going commit suicide, ne still
it. That and another photograph Of her taken when he
growing his only treasures the hotsam he
had saved when his life nearly shipwrecked.
A sudden thought to him:
Clifford his father, had saved hi-au unkncwingly
had his spite the infamous
bargain. had been good him, whsre their wills
eashed Why had his mother declared his father
dead? Had she believed it? it fiction told in
prevent undue questioning? Paul resolved he
would know the truth The veil that hidden
mothers past had been partially lifted and he resolved
that he would know all His father had declared that
Mrs. shenstone had made mischief. Then he remem-
bered her words to him that evening that seemed so
long ago, You may be here the instrument of your
fathers vengeance she had said He had denied it,
un1nowingly he had He'd. It true, he had TO
Castleseads to work scheme of which his
own father had conceived. 1t horrible thought
and Paul thanked God that he kill Judge
shensone, would forever have held himself morally
guilty, though anOther's hand had done the deed.
One thing he resolved there should not be any
mystery He would demand to know why his father
Mrs shenstone that had ended in his mother leaving her
De some oner r G9qs nus La'4eF 99 nfo az IT. s
that night when he climbed the parapet London
bridge he feel the grip his leg, and to hear
the words, Don't throw your life away, then again
Come down. Life holds something for yet" For
felt the bitterness with which he had
regarded the relationship soften.
ecy had been true. held Margaret and with
the remembrance Of her came the determination to hold
mother had been, Margaret good she beauti
this decision he had reached Casesteads,
hen iisbtinE pipe he began to review matters
One thing puzzled him; the name Of Jarret conveyed
pregnant with meaning. Also she had the likeness
to the Kyle Thompson his mothers cousin Evil
SneustOne
better than the man she married had known them
recent events he might CLEAN information and
with newspapers It had always been fad Of his to
the newspapers until the year out and look at
he had given orders that the papers to be
Taking pile from the huge stack Of papers. Paul
placed them on table close TO ms easy char ana began
couldn't find it, and he about to fetch another lot
IF Julia shenstone her son. Paul shenstone, win
apply to sRanlon q CO. SqlfI'IIT Gh9neeFy Iahe tney
Paul gazed at the words Julia and Paul" They
stones mean?' Mechanically went to the table and
and in little while he knew that two days after the ad
versement for Paul Julia shenstone ceased to ap-
appeared and this also inserted by shanon
Paul staring the advertisement. In reality. he
did not see anythlng ne was Ty9g 10 solve mystery
man? If that so, then he was more Paul Jarret
n5e ne name Of Clifford and mold binseIf aIoof from
vengeance but it certain that many years must
have elapsed since Mrs Shenstone had father
she would have recognized him.
If he could only know the truth, and a
Paul disposed rstuTn-late waste
mtage, end demand explanation Then he
bered the mperious manner in which he had been dis
missed, and he realized that it quite possible
might get the information he sought
Like flash of lightning he remembered the papers
the locket. He had been foolish to let them be
placed before he had them.
Removing the ribbon from his neck. he examined the
locxet carefully there did appear any way
to open it. For half hour he did his utmost
lust giving up all hope of succeeding when
open. the little cavity ne the papers
were folded into the smallest compass possible.
ghe proved 10 be a certificate marriage
tween Paul John ShenstOne and Julia Maiiard the 9TH
er was certificate the birth of their Paul Shen-
stone The the date of his birth and as
Paul it he knew there could be mistake
there was mystery, and he made up his mind would
discover It, his father refused to tell him would
apply the judges sister, Miss ShensOne His parents
had been married by special license in London-that
meant that money pentful-yet, looking back,
could never remember time when they had not been
forced practice rigid economy If Mrs Shenstone
indeed the of separating husband and WIFE,
against her nothing could justify the revenge he had
contemplated.
The summer morning had dawned before Paul
upstairs and he fell into heavy, dreamess sleep, and
long his usual time for rising when ne awoke
dressed he decided that directly after breakfast he
would ride far The Hermitage and demand run
explanation Of all that mysterious.
a groom from The Hermitage has brought ths sir,