The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-19
OBsHoHeHOHSHSHsHs 1: The Story of ''The Third Degree" @ Charles Kens Latest Dramatic
Charles klein's Latest Dramatic Success.
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Hd7h III the pan, JeUll.s remarks, | anu even Brewster begins 10 doub; | "Ara rou su.e?" he asks. and she is sure Cap.u Clinton. seeing there is notan- exciting devoioping leaves, saying he win wait downstairs. Jer fries observes hat her story s prob. ably fabrication uumped up for .ue uurr.se and reminds Brewster that no warned him what 10 expect from p.o- pie Jf her claas. Then complaining or a frgh.fm headache he takes his de- asrtwe
 Pree CT turning to Annip Do you want me to lose all faith in ycuo
 Annie N, Nr Brewster
 Brewster Then tell me why you conceal this woman's nameo
 She doesn't want Co expose her. Ali nie pleads, and then her suspense is ended bl the announcement of Mrs. Jefries, er Annie asks if she may see her alone a few moments. and Brewster. admitting that he doesn't understand, but "belieyes her again. goes into the next room. When Mrs Jefrics enters it is plain to b. seen she is tailoring in the throes of des- pair She has been to say good.by to her mother, and is almost beside her selt thinking of the disgrace and grief it will bring her husband when -e learns Of her part in the horrible af- fair, and reads of "a suicides last let fer to He woman he loved Whcr Mrs JeTries hears that she will prob ably be arrested she gives way to rarozysm of grief Annie tries to com fort her as best she can. Mrs Jef- fries hands her the letter from Under wood, which reads
 Dear Mrs. Jenries-This is the iast time shall ever burden you with my presence or bore you with my letters Y-u have forbidden me to see you again, you have sentenced me to liv- ing death, but as I prefer death shall nct be partial but full and complete oblivion. | t1lJe this means of letting you know that unless you revoke your cruel sentence | will make an end Of l i. alI shall be found dead tomorrow morning. and you will know who .~ the real cause. Your devoted slave. Robert Underwood
 This is great for Howard" Annie observes. then wants to know what they are going to do.
 Mrs Jearies- Howard must be cleared, Of course; and I must face II, alone
 Aunie-Yes. you'u be alone, all right. Mr. JeFries will do about as much for you as he did for his son just watch him
 She can never go to prison, Mrs Jeffries cries. She will go 'o Europe, and she pleads for the letter. She can man it back, but Annie has promised Mir. Brwster to cleear the matter anc she keeps the letter in her grasp. And HON in the midst of this, Captain Clinton reappears win sheer on his face. Is that your mysterious wit ness2" he asks of Annie but when he is introduced to Mrs Howard Jeffries, ST. he Drofusely apologies. You've played trick on us all,' he says, young JeTries It was Underwood who introduced you to your husband. r. was Underwood who aroused your husbands jealousy You went to his rooms that night Your husband fol- lowed you there and the shooting took place. False confession, eh? Hypno- tism. eh? Well, ] guess it's interna- tional law fer yours after his, MT | Brewster" This last is addressed to Breswter as he enters the room.
 Mrs. Jefries, who has been silent during this scene, at last speaks. An nie. the truth must come out sooner or later Give Cap.ain Clinton the let ter now" As Annie is about to do her bidding, Brewster steps in. "EX- cuse me, she is my client interrupts, q will take care of this and taking the letter he reads, partly aloud, part ly to himself Clinton gleans enough 10 know it is addressed to Mrs. lief fries, and is from Underwood, and turning to Annie he inyiter her to go with him to headquarters Brewster protests, but turning to Rnnie the Captain tells her he will wait for her downstairs and goes out. Now it is that Brewster makes the discovery that the letter is addressed to Mrs.