The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-01

ing Cunnnins' he said. myself when
get up There's nothing that you can do for me-
left alone. He lay back at full
length upon the bed order to allow himself few
thought: there need for it, for
he the thinking that necessary during
the night and it all fresh enough in his memory
far. any rate his brain worked normally.
wondered, however, if sleep would restore TO
any recollection those events in his life which
had strangely swept his mind He lay there
rackng his BRAIN but found that he had made hardly
any advance the mist he could fashion
a which appeared to have definite meaning
for him, but that was all They nearly all referred TO
childhood pleasant creepercovered house that
garden rich with flowers flowers that the
especial joy of whom he had bitterly Of
Tended, father, Gilbert Annesey. He that
spent part his life there, though it
evident be have had some acquaintance
the city than he actually did
wanted to- he told himself though Believe that before
of mn tongue even now But What's the use? If my lost
history and the Erongdoing Of George Annesley and
find is about George Hilton and that shall have
He had made some advance in that direction during
the night which he had devoted mainly to a dilgent
search among the papers and effects Of the man whom
seentionS Scrupies ASIDE and indeed haTng once
that he save about him had come upon him
a when TIE wild d i 70 T d P9s{ an bi taf
he George Hilton in fact, and so quite entitled
10 behave as ne DID go 49, + , hin, CO.. Tho mo
rnent that he had asked himself Whether despite his
letter which he had found might be
TRen-he was sitting by the desk the time-a sud
T oaciI ettfed me t0Id himself as he spread out
6Gre him some I mahgseTP o Central b A
and which was IN the explorer h2ndWTlting ,z d,
haven't had occasion TO it yet but Wen see Wen
He pushed the manuscript aside lest h. might b u n
CONSCIOUSLY De lpeIed 10 INITIATE the Wrllg lneh ne
TOOK clean sheet Of paper found pen and wrote m
head Peggy Narston was. indeed. repeated
nesfeyLa If he we're aixng his Signature to letter
and he found that there popularity about this sig
which was evidently the result long habit and which
mere The sghst rsSemblanss between his
two sheets of paper t4g9Rer s9S M d n9a
large bold carefully formed almost copper-pate.
9 own %Teg MhS s aoT HefEen and generally
Well that's definite enough said George as he tore
have devised more crucial test" He glanced at the
initiate he unused. and I shall devote some
got b learn to be fqEgeE my 6 friend .a he
to another mans name checks; you going to
neTer go 6a to 2oGr poor old father ike the pr6dg
son he seems to ePee you're not g3lhg to turn oyer
with your hands some colony over tne seas mo-
going be criminal. whom the law might pounce
gS%P u going to aoa 6 sEs oo for n0 YOU
K kSW or t ePT you Night be4a ogr and IN
And why are you doing al this-why? Just for the
carsdayogTe doing it an for the love Of woman oman
engaged his work He had heard the church clock
traffic ull down to silence; had between the
partially closed curtains yellow CLINT o dawn.
wanted to be prepared. learn all that careful
investigation could teach him
Unfortunately, George Hilton, before leaving his
pursuit his resolve had apparently
destroyed a large of his correspondence There
basket filled with letters, letters
pieces that they of service
whatever. remained in the desk
were mainly manuscripts of newspaper articles and
great o. papers. doubt the copy the book
which George revising the press.
From he learned the publishers name Messrs.
address George special note, since it
be useful
in another drawer he found check book. in which.
to JOY. check which had been fully written
and then crossed OFF Surely fate was being
kind him There book too, which, upon
investigation. showed considerable standing
credit of George Hilton
ct only needs diary, or something of the kind to
put possession of all the information I want
George unused. But T afraid there's sign
Luckily, I've got all the material coach up
in Htons doings in Africa And dare say shall find
out about things as It's lucky that Duncan
has ready tongue. For the rest must depend upon
my own nerve and resourcefulness. think they win
through" 80
this ut erlv tired ont had
made his way 10 the bedroom and given himself up,
dressed he was to Sleep
BY half past g when Cummins brought in the
breakfast he was ready He had had cold
was nightly refreshed ready to face anything
was before him He had felt keen dislike wearing
clothing which did not belong to him. but he