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Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-10-28
Tales Of the Town

Now that the world S champion.
ship series between the Philadel-
phia Athletics and Chicago Cubs
has been settled, we :. . presume
some Of the local baseball fanatics
will be able to rest nights.
The West Hotel and Bar at
Yates, Empting & Reimer, pro-
prietors. will be opened with
great eclat tomorrow evening.
All are cordially invited to at
tend. Over 300 invitations have
been issued, but of course it is
impossible to reach everybody
with these.
The first real touch Of winter
in this longitude and latitude was
experienced yesterday morning,
when the air was filled with snow
and was down to the biting point.
There was general scramble for
last winters buds, while the
I, Panama hats We're reverently
laid away until next summer.
On Monday morning of this
week an assistant attorney ar.
rived at the home of Attorney
and Mrs. C. M. Branson VINO live
on their homestead northeast OF
Marmarth. Mr.. Branson. who is
an ardent supporter Of county di.
vision via Slope and Golden Val.
ley route, Immediately blessed
the youngster and attached the
cognomen Of Slope Golden. by
which he will henceforwar} be
known. Marmarth Mail.
j. S. Leary Of Dickinson. ar
electrician Of nearly twenty years
experience, was in the cit!
Wednesday. He looked aroune
the town some, and made ar
especial study of the electric
plant, which he pronounced one
Of the most perfect and substan
tial that he had ever seen. Thi:
is pretty strong testimonial
and ought to be particularly
gratifying to the people Of oul
city, as we'll as the Beach Flee
trio Co.
Prof. Newman is presenting /:
high class hypnotic vaudevi!l.
attraction for ladies and gentle
men. 1t is strictly moral, in
structive and .to-date, and con
tains more fun than circus, min
strel or comedy company. Ii
fact, it is a cyclone of merri
ment. Don't fail to see him a
} the Beach opera house on Nov
ember and S. 1000 laughs.
Theodore Nadler of St. Paul
the baker at the Square Deal res
. taurant on First avenue, wa
down to Yates Saturday evening
being the caterer at the Kennel.
; & Paradise opening. No one ap
pears to know just what hap
, pened, but the badly battere'
5 young man was picked up by tn
, crew of extra freight 1910 cas-
, early in the morning and brough
. to this city to await the coming
, of No. s, when he was taken t
the hospital at Dickinson. On
of his is arms was badly crushe'
r and his skull fractured. 0
t course. under the circumstances
: he could give no account of tn
e occurrence, but as it was know
that he was under the influenc
Y of liquor. it is supposed that h
!, attempted to jump aboard
8 train, and failed. At last &C
q counts he was resting easily, afte
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-10-28
w A N T D-Man to do
breaking in Sec. 1-141-1O4.
$500 per acre. Teams pre-
ferred.-J. E.. Richardson.
26tf.

have lost box of clothing
valued from SIS to $50, three
quarters of a mile south Of A..
P. Kukoski's. Finder please re-
turn to the Chronicle. Joe Ko-
WALSH, owner. p 1880
STRAYED-A dark bay mare
weighing about 700 pounds;
branded Nv connected on right
hip and FL reversed on right
shoulder; had on halter when
last seen. Leave word at +. L.
Dickinson's store. 49-tf
FOR SALE-A fine section of
land near Preston. Mont; small
cash payment down and BALANCE
can be made on crop payment
plan. Also have few choice
accomplishments for sale around
GIendive. Write G. C. Hayward,
Glendive. Mont. $3.50
AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE-A
four.passenger Hudson roadste,
equipped with top, magnetic,
Prestolite lamps and tire chains.
This car is in fine shape and the
price is right. $1,000 cash or
good paper takes it.-C. H. Moul-
ton, Beach. 49-tf
NOTICE-rhe days of registra-
tion of qualified electors in cleo
tion Dist. No. 4, Custer county,
Mont, are as follows:
Heve School House Oct. 18th.
EdgehilI, Oct. 18th.
Cedar, Oct. 10Th.
Carlyle, Oct. 1929.
B. H. WILEY,
Registry Agent.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-10-28
NOTICE.!

nv he.
We are now comfortably located
in our new offices in the Haigh
building on First avenue and are
prepared, better than ever be
fore, with new and complete
list of lands and unlimited funds
for farm loans. Piesik Land
and Loan Co. 44-tf
CUSTER COUNTY REPUBLl-
CANS!
Your must register or you can
not vote.
All electors in Montana who
did not register in 1906 or 1908
must register in 1910.
The registration agent will sit
for the registration Of voters:
At Hede School, October 18th
and 18th;
At Cedar, October 18th;
At Preston, October 26th; and
At Carlyle, October 2Sth and
18th, 1910.
Custer County Republican
| Executive Committee.
Sharpless Walker, Chairman,
W. Carter Smell, Secretary.
1880
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-10-28
Farm Loans. Farm Leans

am now located in my new
office over the Golden Valley flank
and am better prepared than ever
to make you 4 farm or city loan.
| pay you your money as soon as
papers are completed. without
any delay or unnecessary red tape,
and at the lowest rate Of interest.
You Will save money by seeing nae
before you arrange for a loan.
J. II. Waters. 5-291f
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Bible School 1000 a. m.
Morning Worship II 900 a. M.
Y. y. S. c. Z. $50 y. ~.
Evening Worship $50 p. m.
Prayer meeting every "Wednesday
at 500 p. m.
Rocky Butte Sunday School at
200 p. m. Church at 300 p. m.
The Mems Bible class meets
at 1000 a. m. in the church. All
men welcome. Visitors especi-
ally invited.
Every one is cordially invited to
attend al Of these ices.-Chas.
NJ. Good, Pastor
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-10-28
Want Ad Column

WdIIl hu GuIullIll /
FOR SALE-Brand new Under.
wood typewriter. w. C. Ripley.
1851
When you want Otto Stensrud
on the phone call No. So. That's
his number.
Talk with Dundas. the North
western National Life Insurance
agent. about insurance. 33tf.
If you will phone No. SO you
will be in communication with
Otto Stensrud's popular drug
store.
If you want a good job of car
penter or mason work see or write
Dad Emerson, Box 2s2, Beach, N.
Oak. 32tf
If you want accident insurance,
see Dundas, general agent for the
Continental Casualty Company, Of
Chicago. 33tf
Next time your neighbor comes
to borrow your copy of the Chron-
icle try to pesuade him to sub.
scribe for it himself.
FOR SALE-House and lot
on the south side on easy terms.
Inquire Of B. F. Prouty at
Lowell Bros store. .4S-tf
| will loan you money to pay for
your house and you can pay it
back. interest and principal, by
the month same as paying rent
. j. r. Waters. 4ltf
FOR sALE-The sci of section
Is, township l4l. range 105,
seven miles north and one mile
west of Beach. Address j. b.
kerrigan, Beach, N. Oak. ATT
FOR SALE OR RE t The
Farmers Hotel in Sentinel Butte
for sale or rent, with or without
furniture. Inquire of w. J. Dix.
on, Sentinel Butte, N. Oak. 25ti
: Mrs. l.. w. Richards will loar
S you money on your farm at 10 pei
e cent interest, for three years OF
S longer. If you are going to prove
up this spring call and see her.
lift
: FOR SALE-A new six.roou
b house located on southeast corner
I. of block, with one or two lots, tt
: suit purchaser. Good location
e Inquire Of Richards & Roddle
S Golden Valley State Bank. 41-tf
College of Law, University o.
North Dakota. Strong faculty
7 of able lawyers. Good library
IS Fall term opens Sept. Goth. Fol-
:, further information address Col
" lege of Law, Grand Forks, N. D
r. STRAYED--Bay mare year
q old, weighing 1850 pounds an,
v branded on left shoulder
$ $751; for ;n reward will isad;n b.
is to recovery. Theodore Wojohn
r Beach. 44-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-06

siJe. - I'D ,,S rU rnr,,. ISL, nn,.
swung IL IN. hiss TIM followed
might nav, bpen construed ny A cnuI
Ienre Jobn steele tossed aside his
com
RonsdnIe.s ewes suddenIy narrowed
Eypectnncy made itself fcn IN his
manner Aren't Won going 10 rolI M
your sIeeyeY" he asked softly. "Usu
ally find II gives greater freedom OF
movement myself"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-06

I'D always had a little theory Could
never get out Of my mind one sentence
this poor. ignorant follow uttered at
the trial. 'Seeuls as II could remem
Der mans face. n strangers. that
looked into mine that night. your lord
ship. but amt exactly cocksure.'
Amt exactly cocksure,'" repeated
Captain Forsythe. That's what
caught me. Would man not telling
the truth be not quite 'cocksure,' or
would he testify to the face MS fact"
HIN. Very interesting. Forsythe.
Very ingenious. Quite plausible"
The landlndy's testimony excluded
the face. made II II fgment of IN imaE.
hution disurdered by drink" Captain
Forsyihe waved his hand uirhy.
You went TO see this woman
out ~ curiosity, and found she was.
indeed, the same person. She seemed
quite III aud feeble. talked with her
about NJ hour that day. Tried In
every way to get her to remember she
had possibly let In some other person
that night. but
Butt"
"Eless you, she stuck to her story"
laughed Captain Forsythe. Couldn't
move her an iOta." One OF the listen
er's arms fell to his side. his hand
closed hard. "Quite bowled over my
little theory, don't you know. or
course told myself II didn't matter.
The man convicted was gone-drown-
ed"
A shrlll whistle smote the al. Steele'S
glance turned to the window. The
boy. having delivered his message.
had left the dor. With lips puckered
to the loud aud imperfect rendition of
II popular street melody he was max
Ing his wny thru ugh the grounds. In.
voluntarily the LIan's look fingered on
him. ~ telegram from London? For
whom
beg pardon" A footmnn stood in
the doorway. Sir Charles compll.
Incnts 10 the gentlemen. and viii they
he good enough Ia join him In armory
hully'
John Steele tu ned quickly TO the
servant, So quickly close observer
might have fancled he welcomed the
interruption. "Cal tain FOrsythes and
MIR. Steelc's compliments TO Sir
Charles" he said ht once. "and say Il
Will give them pleasure 10 comply"
AZ Steele aud his companion. tgeth-
er with Jo"elyn Wrdy, whU had Joined
them. entered the armory hall sounds
OF merrlnient aud applause greeted the
eur,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-06

"a little contest with the folls, a
fencing bout. Good" exclaimed For
,ythe
Jorelyn Wray walked over to the
group. and Forsythe followed
Bravo. Eoasdue" "A number OF
people uppiauded.
lie has won Now the reward!
What IL II TO bef"
Not 50 fust! Here are others"
True l;Onsdaic looked around
with his cold smiie His glance vague.
ly Included John Steele and Captain
Fo"syihr
Count me out" laughed the latter.
MOT In my line. don't you know. since
! Joined til" retired list"
However. there's Steele" Sir
Charles. pipe In hand. remarked
"Do you use the foils, Mr.. Steclef"
asked .Iorelyn Wuy.
lie moved forward Lord Ronsdale
stood near her. bending over with a
slightly proprietary air
~ Steele looked at them. "Only
little"
Then you must try conclusions with
Lord Ronsdnler' called ont Sir Charles.
AS victor over the rest he must
meet all Corners"
Nothing to he put out by being
beaten by Ronsdale." interposed an
observer. Had the reputation Of be-
ing one of the best swOrdsmen on the
continent: has even had. | believe"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-06

"AuG yet ir rUiiies avn here. dnrcs
to leave London. where ~ ,"ist his
chances ure better for nu %;
Why" Loud ROn>da ~ lie WsJ
not agreeable. when u.oN u uan lie
come illog1calt " hen ..". he accept
chances. however drSl"Iau''
When" The phi Il ,I''s tones
expressed vague wOidri - ~ wuen
there J. II woman 1t IHr ,a-,' sud
denly 1T woman or y gIrt
lis there anything yen have to
tell n,p;" asked i.utu !.O.Su.tie
"OLli unr thing. and II may have u"
hearing oh ibr ruse. Some one who
has not heru seen lii these parts IN
years. the red brndcds sun VI tie land.
lady where the Gerard murder o..
cured uus been back ~ l.uIIdOu. aud
Stpeip's luOking for him. Tor what pur
pose / don kuuw The uUblemun
moved uuickIy But lie hasn't founO
him yet Apparently the fell0w took
alarm. knowing the police agent might
want him. and vanished again"
Lord Ruusdule mUlstened his lips.
then got up and walked back aud
forth.
II have made my plans" he finally
said. "Ahd-l intend to act" q.
"Wheref"
Here. aud at once"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-06

woman. once well known before the
footllghts. by a one time champion of
the ring--the Frisco Pet. think he
was chilled once puzzled bit over
that one: investigated II somewhat on
: my own count dUnt.you know"
In what wnyY" Strclc's manner was
no longer irdiifcrentss
Then 1t attracted you. too. MS an
invest ignturi" murmured the captain
III n pratiHpd tone. For your book.
perhupsi'
Not exactly. But you haven't yet
told me- Ia II EUen. alert tone. why
You looked into II 'ou your own ac.
count. 1t seems simple. obvious"
That f. Just IT," said Captain For.
slthp. Using. ut was perhaps u little
too simple. too ObviOus"'
You attended the trial OF this fel.
lowT
The last part Of II: wasn't IN Eng.
land when II frat came on. and what
! heard Of II raised some questions
aud doubts IN my mind. However.
didn't think mach more about the case
until n gU,d mdny months later. when
chance alone Grew my attention more
closely to IT, Was down IN the coun-
try. when one night happened to
get on this almost forgotten case Of
the Frisc" Pet. whereupon the land
lord OF the inn where put up Inform.
ed me that one Of the villagers iu this
Identical little town had beeh land
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-06
CHAPTER Y.


A FEW days passed. The usual
n round OF pastimes inseparable
~ from house parties served to
while away the hours. Other
guests arrived, one or two went Lord
Ronsdale had greeted John Steele per-
functorlly: the others manner was
likewise mechanically courteous. 1t
could not very well have been other
wise; u number OF people were near.
A rainy spell put a stop to outdoor
diversions. The second morning OF
the dark weather discovered two Of
the guests In the oak paneled smoking
room OF Strathorn House.
Believe | shall run over to Ger
many very soon, Steele" said For
sythe 10 the lawyer. ..
"Indeedy"
"Yes; capital case coming on IN the
criminal courts there"
And you don't want to miss 1t. For
sythe;"
not /. Weakhess OF mine. as you
know. Most people look to novels or
plays for entertainment: | ind mine
iu the real drama. unfolded every day
In the courts " Justice" .
John Steele watched young lad ap-
prOach outside. lie waved n paper in
his hand and called with easy famlli.
nrlty to II housemnid In an open wiz
dow above:
Telegram from London, miss"
The silence that followed was again
broken by Captain FOrsythe's voice;
"There are one or two features III this
German affair that remind me Of an.
other case some years back one OF
our Owu--thnt Interested me-
"AhT" The listeners tone was only
politely interrOgatOry
~ ease IN IondOn-pcrhaps you
have heard Of ~ The nhrder Of q
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-06
(Continued.)

Vouh SI"r'e navy SICK rang h"rd
sc WY "''.'' W.! '"'''ru ''u'
.Vse wv, 81" NV Wv W '''''N '",ne ''s'
~ "'.,,' Wv, 49, az '.e'', w" "s
=, 80, Nv" ~, NV" -, Wv, 80 %'' ii".
va "'" % So '''. 'p''"u' "'u'u
"',' ",'' o,""s"' :" Npeeu! ''"g,u'
~. w. "s - vas ',e Ses sues w
, san W ''" g, ""' ua" wv" .'". .
nas,. n,o 20 ,,.n, III ''o" uae"
-, 49,, ~. -, .'''
-, W o''Ne''
an,,,. 49,, u.s." 49," "a, n's ue'i'.es' "'Se''
-,
al a., 80 n.I,', ,e''v" soou.
hat. ana ,ri,t .a,,,, A., " wy,
i"ma,S oi,,,amsi, ,Itr Is ~ se'
s,I,aHts no,sas,nd I,,,a.o ,', US
s,r.n"t, '''"'
.In, H.,
',s "' 'e' "e ,''eu w iou'
.,,I,,i, -, ~. 'onu ''ee,'
sa-a,n,',. u, H., "" ,," '"'u
,ya,, 80, .i 80. ,,,. ,, ui''st a, ~
49,, ,.,,'t,',,, ~ "e 'uu'"
SUI
io" '"'- II" Tue ''l''h oesah'
call or your fellows" John steele's
'oice seemed to thrill ~ want IT, talk
With you It'll be more worth your
while than any prigsing or DagGlng
you've ever YET Zone. .,..
We'll, I'm bowed! suspicion
CLEANED from the bloodshot eyes
And you want to TAR with mel
Here's gamey cover
II tell you ! must talk with you'
rye got lay be'ter than hooking you
Cor the dock. AS FOR the Others. they
can 20, for all or me-"
"Oh. they cam The big mans face
expressed varying feelings-yngue
wonder. At the same time lie began tc
edge cautiously away. THAT would
he nice plant, wouldn't It? Let's out
OF this, blokies." suddenly. This cove
k.iuws too much. and
"Wuitr' Steele stepped forward. 81
wInu you. Tom Rogers, and I'm COINS
70 hSve you. Itll be guilds In your
pocket and not Newgute."
slope for Ii. matesr' The big mans
voice rang out. Around the corner In
the direction OF the Thames the bury
figure Of policeman appeared In tho
din light. That's his little ganer
and turnel.
But John Steele sprnnc sayageIy for.
ward. You fool. You'll moi get
AWAY 80 easily!' he exclaimed when
.pa - IA, .tLu-s, ~, -, =, 90, 4,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-06
CHAPTER NJ.


HTIGHT at Strathorn House.
III John Steele walked slowly on
the broad stone balcony to-
ward the ballroom Ihere ne
hau stopped; then, stepping 10 Tue Oa''
ustrnde' ne STOOD looking on Inc
night was warm ln the SKY STARS
seemed trying 10 uaintnin their pinces
between unrk' nonting ciouus' lps
sound or music was wafted from witp-
In. John steele listened Ihey va
beginning once more 10 dnnce' no
tteppcd toward tue wlndow nho pnus-
81 HIS eyes seemed SCREENING Tue
'hrong They found whpt tney sougnt
"A sicnaer. erect form. the gown soft'
Wni'e' IKE toan' race hniinh'eu' joy
GUS for pn instant only however ne
saw the benptiful features; then rs
o'ee'" '"'n'u !" TUG u"u'. ",'"a"
ue. W"s' g"ulpseu o'uch o"nu w
pe" Wy s'enuer "uSeonne nnHe'''
noo'e' c!n'e"' 'ou"'eh"nce' vi was
"' v'n"h' now o'iei s,"uee
suo"eu more .nhn tue hhp''ua' eA
/ PresS'oh. seu"loushess' souie pussion
a'e 'ee''ns Lo'u honsu"'e 'oos
se''neu o"'e 'nore 10 sny ~ n'iu "nu
'''i'n'u ""'-''"' sue WIS "iS WI so'n
"ou'o w. ~.
Inc moments passed distant Ou1z
repia'eu hiriody-thr human uiurmur'
Tue wrapping oi sfihgs FROM tue
t"reSt came PARKWAY cry. tue mel
nh"h"Iy sonhd 81 some woou creature
II" continued n,",i"n'ess' tneh sudden
" Nh""i'd swiftly. ..5.
Young gay. sounded near J"celyn
Nrn! came toward MN from he'
'o'''''"''S '''''' "n''' s'",''
u'' ''"' '"' W. 'n' VI
'.,'.. % "Do
~" .n w., $500 ,"p' '''
-.
-..
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~" '"' "',n"" w ""'' "'p''H'u W.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-06


All, -, III, s,ro.t ON On b,cL win
ynr a,"- ,,, l.,tsr norss ,,w.r sno.
ton rho o,h.r d,d NO, catch ..no maj.
,ar a. b,, c,str
s,. ,,..,,,, Az, ,a,,, s,oo,.. ,,,
=, y,n,,,,,r,, mt w,,,,, ,.,,,a, -,
a, , ,,,.,.,,.. ali ,.,,,.'.
..,n -, nii, ~, ,,.,,,,,,,d ,,, ,,,
-. ,., r,arai,, .,,.,,.,,, $780,, ,n.,
,nnn w"n, ,hrnno, M. ,r,i,, ,,,,r.
oucbfora and ,,ro,v nm with /, anurisb
b.fnr. IN. pr,ncirnI tavern Sir
cb,r,,s s,br,,d and s,ro,rb,d hls Ie,,s
Jobn s,eaI. yut do, N ..
"str,tbnrn Iiouse" be soil ia sir
ch,rlos IL mar am I'm IN, m,,d
20, a,erc,s. n,,.r sI,,,,r On Ian, ana
sh,u,1 ~, d, r,tl thor.
"pv NH means" returned tho oth.r
"s,ncs 80 ,,rr nr,,,re,ce pr,,,v
ant m ov.r,,i.. y,u" no won, nh arpr
giving b,s vuasi , TOW JIrsrtions 800.
nec,nIlv n Won unper over amy points
OF interest"
The trap which had bepn sent for
VI
Sir Charles ratified briskly dawn Que
way, Steele turned 10 20 the other.
Soon rose before him the top OF a
modest stecpIe. then u church, within
the sanctuary OF whose yard old stones
mingled with new. lie stepped I'm.
straight on across the churchynrd"'
had been s.r Charles direction. John
Steele moved quickly down the narrow
path.
str,tb,r, lIo,so, . no,I. dve,,,nr
m,ss,v. nm, ,,,v Aud y., nm. ,ha,
,I,,ed i,s.If yi,I chorn,,n, IIc,,noy.
,ro,, To-, LIT, ,,.o,,IoI.,,I.,, ,o,,,,,,,t,,,,
I, ndnyn.d m. snn, unr,od ,n,a ,n.,
I,,dscnno poh,nd Tho ,oras, = ,a.s
,I,,, na,,o,,,,, tel, a,,,,., a.. ,,',.
hnr,,nn pasora ,ha an",nn, 80, liz ,,,,s
a., - s,. p''e
,,' ,, mn,
,.,., ID ,,,, ,''
~" " ~, '"''s' nv" 'o"e'
s "'e' " u"""'! W
ms Us =" '"' "P'' "
nu optical Illusion. the structure might
bave seemed but hgment OF imngina-
tion or one OF those fanciful castles
sung by the Elizabethnn brotherhood
Of poets. Did the Image occur to John
steeley Did he feel for the time. de-
/ spite other disquietlng, extraneous
thoughts, the subtle enchantment or
the scenel The minutes passed. He
did not move. .r
You find II to your iikingT'
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-06
CHAPTER IN.

A CHANCE or FRONT.
TT e found the task no easy one,
however, although he went at
II with his characteristic Wig.
or and energy. Few men
knew the seamy side Of London better
than John Stecle-lts darksome streets
and foul alleys, It's novels and various
habitatIons And this knowledge he
utilized 10 the best advantage. always
to lind that his efforts came to naught.
Reluctantly John Steele concluded
that the man he sought had made his
why out OF London; otherwise the facil-
titles AT his command were such that
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been able to attain his end-fnd what
be desired Soberly nttirpd. he attract.
ed no very marked attention In the
Sums, breeding spots Of the criminal
CLASSES The deuizens knew John
Steele lie had been there oft before,
lie had IN occasion assisted some OF
them with stern good advice or more
substantial services. He was ncquaint.
ed with these mpn aud women, had
perhaps u larger charity Tor them than
most people lind II eNpedienl to cher.
ish On. man had seen the OOjeat Of
Strr'e's .U'i"itudr aud to this person.
wrnatnrd little undesirable. the
red headed giant had con,idcd that
London was Pretty hot aud he thought
Of de"Hmping from II.
"'Nrter all this time that's gone by
he says 10 me-. bitter like. to think d
man can't come back TO Is native ONE
without being spied on for what ought
long ago to he dead aud forgot"
What brought him to IOndony"
II expect II was 'omesickncss. sir.
Els been bad lot hut @ has cart.
arter all. II was to see Is mother e
came back: the old woman drew i'm
ere. You see. e had written 'er from
foreign parts. but could never ear
cause she had moved Used TO keep
n place where woman was found
"DeadI"
Murdered said the man. John
Steele was silent. And she. Is moth.
er. 'ad gone, 'uving saved bit. out
into peaceable-like little 'amiet.
where there weren't no hobbies. only
instead bits OF flower gardens and
bright bloomin' daily -down.dilIles. But.
hlime me. when Tom come and found
out where she 'ad changed to II she
admit gone and shutiied or, and all
e 'ud for Is pains was the sight OF q
mound In the churchyard."
Yes; she's buried" said John Steele
though;fully. "and all she might have
told about the woman who was-mur.
dcred " buried with her" "
"Dut she did tell. sir. at the time. -
quickly. "of the triul.'
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