Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-12

alone, s'laA 'as; Q bottle and gl"ss s.ov3 at his eibow-not of liquor, however. Q, ic was of the most atstcH;ous in dsi ink.
 ''i have been heYc week and 1 can muster courage to go and face Aiie"H, when I am absolutely perishing for ; A Fl of her sweet faccl ain afraiG must he patient 2 little longer; coal not have managed better outcome than fps Gerald 10 kill Bates; he is out O. n7 way forever, and Gerald too--two hiI' { Win one stone, il uiit certainly b@ lar. ing for him, and then to win hrr-=. last All this m gft have been safoi ' s-r woull have taken luc istead cf = s,d " His palt eyes seemed to 2lo" '..- 2 iaghaut liFht.
 "l told hc ua, to mary Ge.ald; r..s # she did fl :, nGrli he '&e i,tin jj Dol d,aj5 et tjm; f B tot' -Home. se; ''#- ed of o=ca s..-' a.#H from .ra. try and a"c i gTp GiI not d.to cr EI, noe tuat tc.s- o, !. ;t coNi,t, ho' a -..e- q e.e W,H. elas #'). @tta # a h.0l' taye a i1.i to--can 4' l. zszs baar as.r ali ep-=t aaa 1. .5Ja9e to Us ,ctt a'at l.. 4n te :asz idly tFe truaf1 oj the toz,.a .#55 fa , de : t'iousht. "'1..s oi rouse is E"'.J --- tlsA inc t.gaa.a ani= =ti'-e.= have |, l. the l.o.=t. :, ae4ti.'' !;;.:. n.l&ft not VII ter tag iair mea,s1 ', have ncr co,nr to rof aents as #Ee "a En5tc ages CT bliss t&G n2. U. lt .n ,hc Eeil of ren4nsi,r"nee tl.it 2 w. for tNo weeks h.s witc
 ~ ycles of vengeance can not taFs from hm his honeymoon with Aleen' am tired of my life. if l could have All cen aud home. l have no home but q dismal host Sry or deserted laans on, with hideous old slave toc coanlahie9l. Truly m.y lot is not to he ensied. '"na tn' ak there was a knock at itc door. Glin!1er appeared in the doorway and looked at Soule with careful s>rrt oE.
 What is your business with me. sir' z; inuui.ed Soule haughtiIy.
 
 ''This is not the gentleman cant |, se~. said CHnkcr severely. to k,. la , "'l heg your pardon. htahlif, 'o Snult, "'l have entered tue Wroue room csstei' It. ly: lour name is not S4a.th!s w,tl q. eu.a,ius air,
 A,y name s uot s,nlt... eEeine Ll'a. ke ~s5s, iciou-Iy :" Pray shat is ,yor.S:
 =, s 4ot <Sn,ilh rithe1. Good ,N,:- n. .'al Thomas hsAt a nasty re5s, ,at.
 .'fl ja,.id |. auspeets, ii n! fAaaHi.t to himself :" burZ havo hai's f., a.d ~eule, ne is the otginal C. tie ptos~4r;qh. He nust not ge, out If si} }jf. | Il get Charley to watch him; he | No.th {, dozen professional detectives.
 He went to Stanley $ of. ce and fe1.,3;- ee. " Now, Redfield have plenty of time; nothing to do; am quite q dab as detective work k-spent two years at it iof ttaneely about such work; but l would like the fun of squeezing a confession out of old Dclilaf--I believe t can be done Rnt suppose you ccas sSouie ol the ior2- cry eharge--he has killed this man.
 C He must be acquitted, of course. V
 Acquitted, of coroscl am glad vou are so sure of it. am not.
 Well, we shall see. should be glad il yon can wiring confession 0ul of the old ,iarkey, but doa believe yoa can get anything out ot her that will compro m se Richard.'
 "I Il manage that, ii you can manaH' the aaquittn, we shali see Gerald Souli free man once mo&n. He ss muct younger than you and me. Rcatied, ye his hair is gray and thrrc are lines oi suffering in his face that many lnen o1 sixty do not have.
 He s q man of mest refined feelings; 90 refined as to be ala30st Nom..u s:l: nul yet he has great viril tv too. Even if he goes free from every stain. ths nei.a. lite has somehow killo1 i!m. He will nevo. be tue same man he was H.. is most rc! ishcd, highly educated! proud as Lucife' his heart $ broken he will never n. happy or al peace again, he says; bu! believe ouce fires, Aileen Hill make him forget. Well, I must get to work. WhcA will you go, Clinker2''
 'The first of next week, think, ol perhaps Saturday. Goodbye, an going ROW to see Dudley and Elizabeth win re uown ut the tennis match. 3
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