The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-02

OF an imbecile and the patter Of this
irresponsible creature Of yours, who had
best account, think. for his whereabouts
since he left rne last night In hurry FOR
the train
4 have proof. Judge interposed
Cronkite cooliy as he began To undo the
square. fat package. documentary proof
not only OF what I said but guess az what
you have been saying. IL isn't time yet
20 tell where have been. but may
say that just came from Faciani. the
expert reStOrer
'Faciani'' repeated the Judge in the
psrplexity upon which Cronkite evil
IDENTIFY counted; you surely don't mean
the old Italian artist who discovered and
recovered and might say uncovered that
palimpsest for me-
The fellow is crazy. Ralph. don't heed
him. said Mr. Kenrick. ON seeing re-
fection 81 his own pallor IN his sons
blank face As live he has brought
nothing more or les with him than that
fool picture ~ Time that my sister Doro-
thy had painted shortly before her death.
I know IL 10y the silver and black frame.
I'll have him mp for burglary and theft,
damme II | don't
Yes. Judge, none other than the Old
artist FAciani. and never I'D h" 10 a NOR"
skilful joh than now rrjoined Cronkrte
a. he calmly removed the wrappers.
MIR kenrick. this was truly your sisters
fool picture 81 Time until ! interpreted
the allegury and Facilni brought to light
the missing will Look. look. here u -
in Miss Dnrothy's own Handwriting. N
the Judge will certify. atte-ted ~ Mrs
Naames and old John IN. gardener
Not such food picture after all. 20 INV
mind
1t IL n forgery howled Mr. Krnrick
with fparspme glance toward the legal
looking document IN tn. black and silver
frame. -and II it isn't u has been delitar
atelv cancelled and blutted out by the
crazy testatriN III give YOU a pretty
fight before | put up with 50 paipahle a
fraud
1T is not a forgery replied the Judge
A. he held the writing Ia the hight There
cannot he the lighte=t doubt Of IT.
Authenticity. and 10y it, very terms u
shows that the te-tatrix did not 10y having
the picture painted over u intend To can
eel or blot u out. hut on the contrary
took such extreme means for the very
purpose IA the stress and fright caused 10y
you ~ preserving n II shows more. and
worse too. than my suspicious Indicated.
DO you want to hear what your poor sIsfaT
Dorothy saws against You from her graz"
~ twenty wears ago. Listen.
am impelled 20 adopt 50 extraordinary
safeguard 10y the Vaccinations Of NV
brother DsCar. whose ayaric" has caused
IL all - live In terror and di- b"for" our
time. ia the confident faith thai Providence
will 80 bring ~ about that not only nv
dear little niece Edith snail receive her
rights when she vii most be in need 81
hem bat that upon Oscar N h', old age
and upon hi- unworthy son "a uI- prime
Their" shall com" ~" punishment 81 a crush
INK di~appotnt rurnt Tor tn. save Of the .
family 49, no vur>"
Sperman leaned forward easily and
whispered 20 h.- father. who held up
his hand ia entreatv You said your
self Judge he Whinsd. that many
will ind that ! am ready TO meet YOU half
wav
l was just about 80 suggest Judge
Carl MaNon. whose reunion and mar
return. are as poor In this worlds goods
and hope and love Should Mr. kenrick
now chou~a 20 scnd a wedding present
a. evidence 81 his good intentions | will
10 glad TO hear u 20 them while YOU and
h" agree upon proper division of the
estate. Jewels. ! think. would he ap-
prorriate
without a word oscar K"nrick handed
over to CronkIte the diamond necklace.