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FORFEITURE NOTICE.

FAY. Nevada. October lvtA, ielo.
70 the Heirs at Law Of Richard n
Johnson. deceased, and to Hseacs
M. johnson as administrator:
You are herby notified that have
expended during the year, 1909, eIee
worth of labor and improvements up-
en- each of the following described
lode Mining Claims, situate In the
Eagle Valley Mining District, fAa-
coin county. State OF Nevada. namelv
The Snowflake No. lode, Snowflak
No. lode, Snowflake No. 1 leAe.
Snowflake No. S lode, and Snswaake
No. 10 lode Mining Claims, the 10.
cation certificates OF which are found
OF record in Book 20" OF Minins Ma
tices, at Pages ATT to 4S6 inclusive.
Lincoln County Records, Nevada, In
order to hold said claims under tho
provisions OF Sec. 1924 Of the Re-
sised Statutes Of the United States.
and the amendment thereto, approved
January %, 1880, concerning annual
labor upon mining claims being the
amount required to hold said lode
mining claims for the pes>oA
ending December 31st, 1903. "a
If within ninety days after the pul
ration thereof you fall and ref
to contribute your portion Of such =.
pendi'ure as co. owner vhieA
amounts to one-third Of the expend,
iture made by me On Snowflska
No. 8. Snowflake No. {, and SNOW.
flake No. 10 lodes. and two-ninths II
the expenditure made BY mo on the
Snowflake No. .. and Snowflake No.
3 lodes, your interest ia said claims
will become the property Of txS Sjuk.
scriber. your co-owner who has naAs
the required expenditure by the 49,
OF said section.
MARY r. yOWIHn.
First pub. Ostas. Inc: ~ -,
nasy =. 1911.
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR UNIT
ED STATES PATENT. Survey

ED sT Al PAThNT. survey No
asY4 se u si 40 9s4sS o,,es c,r.o, on,
Nevada. October. goth. 1910,
Notice Is hereby given that In pur-
suanee of the Act OF Congress- approx
Ing and Milling Company. a Corporation.
tlloagn its authorized agent. G. l.
tar yusl it, authorized agent G. j. War
zen. whose postoffice address Is Phoebe,
claimant, Samuel Doll, Lave made arnh-
cation for United states Patent for
the silver Dick. Annice, and Jefferson
in the Elv Mining District. County OF
In ON, state of Nevaua. being survey
No. 3sv4. and described in the ily.u note
netic variations at I6des. 80 min, East
Commencing at corner No Of Annice
nsr s %inlqE '!s'I Whence ri : Z ST.
E:51e7.2 feet: thence N. 81 deg. IS min;
ode hsne feet e 81 Sss ss # feet 70
des Is MIN 90 1 feet aas e cosnes
set sa 70 Sas afn Ss 3 sS Ss Dick 7s
thence N. ii deg 10 min w 1851 feet
TO corner No; Of Silver Dick lode;
e tnsnes NJ n ss d o al. e o1e ss fes
line rs Jefferson lode; thence N: Is deg:
o. min. E; 934.5 feet to corner No. OF
e. 6IsS feet to corner No 1 OF said lode
thence s. rs deg. OF min. w. 1900 feet
to corner No. Of said lode. thence N.
line 81 Annice lode: thence s. 10 deg
10 min W.. 174.1 feet to corner No: /
Of Annice lode. the place OF beginning
IT and the N. e. Y OF Section Is, T: /
N. r. 81 E. M. D. B. G. M. containing
an area Of ~. 3s6 acres
shown aU by plat Of fo SURVEY are a Helvetia
No. l Lode (Uus'dl. Sur. No. 3725, Ely
Valley No. and Alice ledes.
direct that this notice be. published
In the Phoebe Record. published at Pioch
Lincoln county. Nevada.
Register.
ants, Salt Lake City, Utah.
First insertion october z9th 1910.
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT

Nf III FIAT al Is A PATENT. Survey No.
3soo. Serial 05503.
United States Land Office. Carson City
Lard District. November Attn, isl4: mr.
suance OF the Act Of Congress epp-
ed May 10th. 1872. Boston and
Picche Mining Company. by Charles Lee ae
attorney in fact. whose postoffice ad-
dress Is Phoebe. Nevada. has mabe APP
piication for a patent for 640.5 linear
feet on the Mazeppi Fraction lode
lead, the same being n. "a Deg. 10
min Z. 509l feet and 3. "a ues. 10 min
meht thereon. with surface ground mot
10 exceed 900 feet In width. situated in
the kly Mining DISTRICT, Ain,O.n Soan.. |,
state Of Nevada; ana DESCRIBED Dy s .ns
by the field notes and plat on file, In
the office Of the Register OF the United
states Land Office at Carson City Ne
scr.pe tue boundaries and extent OF said
Cam on the SUI face W.. magnetic vtri-
atoms at i6 deg rs min Z. az foiiows I
wit:
MAzEPPI FRACTION LODE
Beginning at Cor. No. |. whence the
y o e Il Mt. sef piab II ana g. and NJ. bears
n 10 deg s. min. w. S47.4 feet; thence
No. 3; thence. N. s. deg. 10 min =.
z.sz foot to Coz. 3; .-s G, 2.
/, !. 4a4..ce S. sc deg. SO min.
" 49, .eet co Cor No T.. thence, n. "a
deg. % min. y. 1921 feet to Coz. No. !,
80 >.-.@ ~ Uexln.ns. Containing l.hya
-. 81, expressly excepting and exclud-
Ing all conflicting with Survey No. 2725
Greenback- Currency. ana fofi..i.-s q tvl-
s;on Sec :! r. sne II e H. se E = AT. and Diabo
s. and A. SAID loGat:sn Es,iis - nas.
2-3-4 of the Records of Lincoln County,
Nevada.
Adjoining claimants, Survey No. 3343.
Wilkins and Goodspeed; Lot No ~.
Save. Survey No. -2izo. GrsenDaca- : Ir-
rency: Lot No ~. Zero.
| direct that this notice be publish
ed in the Phoebe record. weekly news
payer, published at Pioche. g>~vaas-. f.l
q period Of 10 dayl.
LOUIS j. COIN.
Register
First publication Nov. 5: last Dec. 81.
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Serial No. o542s.

UNITED STATES LAND or rTCE. Car
son City. New, October 18th, 1910.
Notice is hereby ~iven that William
!. Wallace. Whose residence and postof-
~ NJ y Lee his attorney in fact.
Is ioche, Nevada, has wade applica-
~ .rt states rat mt for the
n, !. al, sn
III ! III ar feet Of the Cold I'D queen
i'ts. III, min ra. ..srfssls
ms rod. sl.~ u and otter
face ground as shown ussn ,se Off
ial plat filed herewith. ing U. 8. NJ
No 3S 0. -nd desc ibcr In the ri d
notes and Mat OF the officia. survey
iation at is deg. 40 min east as follo~s
o Sem R|ea Id. at Sc,ner No q .ss
from which the s. E. corner Of Section
~, Township I North, kange 81 q
and running Themes n. 81 deg Ii min
Gold 'y Ring lode: thenee n NJ q deg. a %
said . lode: thence s. $ deg. u min: y =:
Queen lode; thence N. II deg. IS min. e
thence N. rs deg. Sc min. Z. lS1.1
feet to Corner No. OF
said lode: thence 8. 80 deg. 50 min.
e. 62S2 feet to Corner No Of said
lode thence s. o3 deg. 81 min. z. $50 .
feet to Corner No. Of said lode:
theme 8. Il deg; Is min. ". SIS.
from which said s. E. corner OF said
Section II bears S. Sc deg. 81 min.
E. 1S04.3 feet distant: thence N. s. deg.
II min. w 1908 feet to Corner No 5
Of said Gold Prince lode: thence - deg
~ min. 14045 feet to Corner No.
OF said lode. from which said =. e.
corner Of said Section II bears 8. 80
deg. IS min. IS sec. =. 1902 feet dis
tant; thence NJ. IS deg. 81 min. W.
6073 feet to Corner No Of sald
lode: thence N. ~ deg. u min e.
1915 feet to said place Of beginning.
containing = total area, OF g sol acres.
between said Gold King and 0ciden
Jisses Isos. y. J. N o H. IN;
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LEGAL NOTICES.
APPLICATION FoR PATENT

APPLICATION FoR PATENT
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR UNIT
ED STATES PATENT. Survey No.
United States Land Office. Carson City.
October u. 1910. Notice Is hereby
given that In pursuance 81 the ACT OF
Congress approves r, May aan rsS: S sos-
-, dti.l osanized and existing under
AIT ~ virtue OF the avs OF the Terri
Il .lrlzona. john 4, COOK ana
ATS Lee dorsey, whose postoifice
~ Phoebe. Nevada. nave inadie applica-
ZION FOR a pa.sni for Lib llauis linear near ts eel
yer and lead; the same being 1915 T.
northwesteriy and 1851 It. southwest
erIy from discovery monument tnei eon,
In width, situate In Ely Mining dis
trict, Lincoln County. State OF Nevada.
ana described by the official plat ana py
the field notes on file IN the o 51,v
Nevada. with magnetic variations ~
Bssinnyns st Cor e sn mo. !. Ehfnf r. cGf
e s e. MT t. p ia & n bears n. sl
thence N. IS deg: 81 min. e; 2o1:s r. e;
to n Coz E. a.! A. t ao ! asS
No. !; thence 5. q deg. . min w Y;
as sssl f. m t. cST 49, IT n to Cor NS
8: thence N. 81 deg. 10 min. w. 444.2
Il. to Cor. No. l. the place of beginning
containing s.54s acres. exclusive Of con
flicts with Sur: No. s76S Victor ioaei
Sur. No. 1926 DAILY East. and form
ing a portion of the N. w. IA and ~
Il IA of Sec. 26. T. N; r. 81 T.. MT
fiictinx claims as shown by the plat O
survey are: Sur. 271S Boss. Sur. No
5000 Scranton Mine. Sur. No. s5Ss We c
tor, Sur. No.. 1880 Key Note, sur, No sS
er. Sur. No. 3542 Boston.
/ direct that this notice be published
In tir. Phoebe Record. weekly news
paper published at Phoebe. New. To-
he I.sr.Iod of sixty days.
Louis J. COIN.
Register
FIRST PUB. Oct. %; last. Dec. 1910
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unaequaintsd with Romance

Being a poet. Tennyscn was, naH
rally opposed to the stern realism O.
the present day Scientific know
edge. said he. is sprea ding ana T.
crushing all the romance out o. chi
dreu's lives, It was only yesterday
he continued. Il was walking In I'M
fields with one OF my nerhews--a lii
he chap Of ten--when we came 10 ons
OF inose peculiar circles which ths
country people call fairy rifgs
look | said; look here. III, 10y
here is fairy ring A what. unc.e
be said Why. fairy ring The 4
folks would tell you that these fair,
4 ngs are SO called because the faiit
ere dancing here iaf, night On
Z he replied. quite gravy. Ii i.
well known that these lair,
.gl. as you call them. are caused BY
spccjes Of fungus"
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APPLICATION 70 PATENT.
Serial No. O5422

Serial No. 05422
UNITED STATE LAND OFFICE. CAR
son city, New, October 10, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that Kismet
Bristol Mining Company. corporation
Of Nevada. whose Dostoffice address IL
Lee. its attorney. in fact. whose resi-
delicc and postoffice address IL Phoebe.
Nevada. has made application for Unit
tol Lode Mining Claim consoidated
situated In Bristol Mining District
Lincoln County. Nevada. consisting OF
1871 linear feet Of the Adeline; Ass
ear feet of the kismet: 1900 near feet
4 the klsmet No. 1; 1856 linear feet
Of the kismet No. 2: 1863 iLneal
u the Wallace veins. lodss or minera
,epos.ts. bearing gold. silver. lead cop
per and other valuable minerals. togeth.
er with surface ground. as SHOWN up-
ing 4. s. al. s. No. 1879. and described
in the field notes anu plat Of the 0ffic-
lal survey on file In this office with
magnetic variation at Is deg. 30 min
EAST as follows to. towit:
Commencing at Corner No. OF said
deg 50 min, E. $685. feet 70 corner
Il deg. "a min Z. isss.s fest to Corner
q. 8 Nj. M. No. bears n. g deg
3fS rect distant: thence >. w ueS
= m saa E sae 4s ssncs ss + a csrn 81 mS
y 6S3 feet to Corner No. OF said
.od.; tience s. 81 deg: - min; E; 1918. Z
e ed e the Gon 8 Is SO dex g mn ,d W.
feet to Corner No. 3 Of said lode;
-nenee N. 81 deg. SO min ". 1924 feet
60 Corner No, 2 OF said Kismet No.
~ - Corner No. , Of said lode: thence
y. g. deg. 30 min. w. 1900 feet to
.9rnar No: Of said lode. which 4
line lode: thence N. ~ deg. So min. "
lncee \. deg: IS min i 5s2,5 fee,
s s. sss ss mir $40 1887 saf fss asns {:
deg 81 min. e: Ss6 feet to Coine
Ne Of said lode. the place Of begin
aersis.. expressly including the conflic
IA between, said AdelIne lode and tn
Chonp.on lode. U; s. Lot Nc, "a an
ID snd said Champion lode. U. S
sitn lie tempest IL f'qs oas. g. g. s. Lot Ne
81. Iron this application. however. o.ss
ssli Sun Set ode and the Tempest lode
Y. s. Lot No ~; o.ass OF nacre
and tho Tempest lode. U. S: Lot No
o,stwr..r said Miller lode and the Ret
l'lc,si loGe. u. S. Lot No. 3S, exclusiv,
( its conflict with said Tempest lode
in conf let between said Alier lad,
mi ,he Hillside lode. U. S. Lot No
ID. exc usiye of its conflict with sais
tempest lode, U. s. Tot No; Al, tn,
-s;l c.iiined and applied for being
ili,7a acres.
These claims are situated On unsurvey
d puDic domain. Said AIMING claim cor
~ tu being Cf record In the offic,
the County Recorder of said Lin
IN Cot nt3 IL Iigoke Aes;, "a
The nearest known locations are tn,
H.. II stern. q. S. Lot No. AZ; Nat
snsi. Z S. Lot As: CA;.ln,i n, U. s
Lot AZ; Tempest. U. s. Lot Al Re.
Cloud. U. s. Lot 3s and Hillside u
+ s.. Lot 80 lode mining claims.
l direct this notice to be published
in the Phoebe Record at Phoebe, Ne
vada, the newspaper published neares
said mining claim for a period OF q
avs.
LOUIS J. COIN,
Register.
Lawrence & Robertson. Attorney
for Applicant, 410-12 Felt Building. Sal
Lake City Utah.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR Z
q pATENyT Eartal No O541O Su

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR U.
9. PATENT. Serial NO. OS42O. SUI
3. 3. Land Office. Carson city. Ne
vada, October 10th, 1910 Notice =
hereby given that In pursuance of TIE
Act Of congress approved May 10, 1872.
corporation duly organized and exist
Ing under and by virtue Of the laws
Of the Territory OF Arizona, whose rost-
ty, Nevada, by Charles Lee Horsey.
IL attorney In fact has made appli-
cation for - patent for 1900 linear
siivsr ana lead, the same being $40
leet northeasteriy ana $50. feet south
westerly from the discovery monument
tNereen, with sur1ae Ursun4 80 -
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR U. S
PATENT. Survey No. 1888. Serial No

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR U. S.
PATENT. Survey No. 1888. Serial No,
05502.
u. $: Land Office. Carson City. New,
November 4th, 1910.
Notice Is Hereby given t,.at in !; ur-
ed ed May 10th. 1872. Boston & Phoebe
aa.nti.s Coi-.~ ny, by Cha.ies Lee Flor
sey. It's duly authorized agent and at
toinJy In fact, wiioso rosl-.ii J. .s -
0one, Nevaoa, Las made ap. i.c.tion for
patent for 14Jy.i ana I43J. IN y,
respectively On the Fargo .-na est
81 SIDE deg. 81 min. q. $40 It. and S. 81
deg. 81 min. ". 1857 IT.; n. u deg.
min. .Wsg 1897 IT,. 49,, ~
the discovery monuments thereon, with
ss.ft.e. ai.oend ~ 70 k q ooo II. u
iand in M rfnp nis.rst u Lin "a. s"s equity
State of Nevada, and described by
the official plat posted on the claim ano
by the field notes and plat on filc in
5 Land office. at Carson city Nevada,
which field notes OF survey describe
the BOUNDARIES 49, - S;ii = Il.
l..y ..s~ .-.l magnetic ~. iations
III .ee q. ..In h. as ~ %" q:
LARGO LODE
'ii /, 49, - a. 3" - y = 'a ~
Il 1T e'f DIaSlo ss s. Z NJ bes II N n. i
x ot min. 1000 +. thence s
: * - a &. 81 q to Cor: No.
Z. theme $. CT deg. 81 min w. 149l.7
II TO Cor. NO 5; thence n, 81 deg ?.
min. W. sS6.S It. to Cor No. 4 then {
~ 81 deg. 81 min. e. 1895 IT. to Cor.
NO. 1, the pace " Degsnning.
WEST EUBA LS-E
.seginlng at Cor. No. 1 wi,encc I'll,
STA Cor; Of Sec. II. T. n. 4. sc Fl;
Mt. D.ablo B. & NJ bears N. deg. Il
min. "a sec. e. 2451.O4 IT.: tnence s
- deg. - min. e, 1928 It; to Cor; NO
IT. to Cor. No. 8; thence N. % deg.
20 min. w. 5ss.9 It to Cor. No. 4; thence
N. 81 deg. 81 min. p. 1887 II to Cor.
No. l. the place Of beginning. containing
See IA -, = 4l a. r es e. nj NJ. ! Diab 70
B: q NJ. said locations being RECORD
spectively OF the records Of lincoln
County Nevada.
Adjoining claimants unknown.
direct that this notice be published
IN the Phoebe Record. q weekly news
paper published In Phoebe. Nevada. Tor
the period OF 90 days.
Register
First publication Nov..S. Last Dec. 81.
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Lawrence & Robertson. Attorneys for
Applicant. %lo-1s Felt Building Salt axle
City. Utah
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Don't forget that the Record carries
typswritsr ribbons and carbon paper
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Come to the Record office and get
some Of those scratch pads Al d save
sour good stationery.
l. you don't advertise In the Rec.
- how will the ueople now,
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ONE-SlDED JABOTS
ARE NOW CORRECT.

Many of the new jabots and stocks
are so dainty and becoming that they
add greatly to the attractiyeness of a
fair face and often make a plain
woman look almost pretty by the
%softening effect they have upon harsh
features.
The very newest thing Is the one
sided jabot. This is made long, usually
coming down to the waistline and made
in the frilled style.
A jabot of this sort looks very smart
with a tailor suit.
Among the great array of styles and
novelties In jabots. ties, collars. etc,
which are included in the very newest
things shown in the shops, Irish,
Venise, chantilly. maline. avn, linen
the latter both plain and embroidered
ARE all employed.
Much use Is made of princess lace In
collars in the wide fat styles; 1t Is alst
a prominent trimming feature.
Lace yokes in combi alton baby
Irish and crochet in raised flower eff
fects, stock collars and jabots of ne
and baby Irish lace with raised flower
are very fashionable; in fact, imita
tion Irish is as popular as ever in al
styles of neckwear.
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his grasp. Then, as consciousness
faded, the brute instinct in him rallied
in a last fierce effort and he bit the mar
deeply under the knee.
When Coquenil came to himself he
vas lying on the ground and several
policemen were bending over him. He
lifted his head weakly and looked about
him. The stranger was gone. The
automobile was gone. And it al came
back to him in sickening memory, the
Haunting challenge of this man, the
fierce struggle, his own ov~er-confidence
and then his crushing defeat. All,
what a blow hat last one was with
the ~conquering left!
And suddenly it flashed through his
mind that he had been outwitted from
the first, the mans purpose had not
been at all what it seemed To be. that
q hand-to-hand conflict was precisely
what the stranger had sought and
planned for, because-because- Ii
feverish haste Coquelin felt in his
breast pocket for the envelope with the
precious leather fragments. 1t was
not there. Then quickly he searched
his other pockets. 1t was not there
The envelope containing the woman's
rame and address was gone.
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the offices of seven judges. Seven
| Strange this resemblance to the fatal
corridor at the Ansonia! And stranger
| still that Judge Hauteville's Office
| should be Number Six!
Coquenil moved on past palace guards
in bright apparel, past sad-faced wit
nesses and brisk lawyers of the court
in black robes with amusing White
bibs at their threats. And presently
he entered Judge Hauteville's private
room, where an amiable grefher asked
him to sit down until the judge should
arrive.
There was nothing in the plain and
rather business-like furnishings of this
room to suggest the somber and sordld
scenes daily enacted here. Or the duh
leather of a long table, covered with
its usual litter of papers, had been
spread the criminal facts of a genera
ton, the sinister harvest of Ignorance
and vice and poverty. On these bat
tered chairs had sat and twisted hun
dreds Of poor wretches, innocent and
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his shoulders broke the detectives grip,
then suddenly he attacked, shifting for
the neck, not with clenched fist, but
4 with the open hand held sideways In
the treacherous ~cleaving blow that the
Japanese use when they strike for the
carotid. Coquenil ducked forward, saw
ing himself. but he felt the descending
hand hard as stone ON his shoulders.
H struck with his right" thought
M. Paul.
At he same moment he felt his ad-
~versary's hand close on his throat and
rejoinced, for he knew the deadly Jitsu
reply to this. Hardening his neck mus
cles until they covered the delicate
parts beneath like bands of steel, the de-
tective seized his enemy's extended arm
in his two hands, one at the wrist, one
at the elbow, and as his trained fingers
sought the painful pressure points, his
two free arms started a resistless torsion
movement on the captured arm. There
is no escape from this movement, nc
enduring its excruciating pain; to a
man taken at such a disadvantage one
of W things may happen. He may
yield, and in that case. he is hurled
helpless over his adversary's shoulder,
or he may resist, with the result that
the tendons are torn from his lacerated
arm and he faints in agony.
Such was the master hold gained by
M. Paul in the first minute of the
struggle, long and carefully he had
practised this coup with a wrestling
professional. 1t never failed, it could
not fail, and, in savage triumph, he
prolonged his victory, slowly increasing
the pressure, slowly, as he felt the ten
dons stretching, the bones cracking in
this helpless right arm. A few seconds
more and the end would come. a few
seconds more and-then a crashing,
SCATTERING pain drove through Coque-
nils lower heart region, his arms re-
Taxed, his hands relaxed, his senses
dimmed, and he sank weakly to the
ground. His enemy had done an ex-
traordinary thing, had delivered a blow
not provided for in Jitsu tactics. In
| spite of the torsion torture, he had
swung his free arm under the detec-
tive's lifted guard, not in Yokohama
style, but in the best manner of the old
Elglish prize ring. his clenched fist fall
ing full on the point of the heart, full
on the unguarded solar-plexus nerves
which God put there for the undoing of
the vainglorious fighters. And Coque-
nil dropped like an smitten ok, with this
thought humming in his d~arkening
brain. ut was the left that spoke
then"
AS he sank to the ground M. Paul
tried to a v himself, and, selling his
opponent by the leg, he held him des-
perately with his failing strength. but
the spasms OF pain overcane him, his
muscles would not act, and with a furi-
u sense Of helplessness and failure
he felt the clntched leg slipping from
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Champs Elysees.
The judge listened with grave at
tention. This was a more serious affair
than he had imagined. Not only was
there no longer any question of sui
eide, but it was obvious that they were
dealing with a criminal of the most
dangerous type and one possessed OF
extraordinary resources.
you believe it vas the assassin
himself who met your" questioned
Hauteville.
Don't your"
I'm not sure. You think his motive
was to get the woman's address,"
isn't that r~easonable?"
Hauteville shook his head HE
wouldn't have risked so much for that.
How did he know that you hadn't
copied the name and given it to one
of us--say to me?"
"Ah, if l only had" sighed the detec-
tive.
How did he know hat you wouldn't
remember the name? Can't you re-
member tat all?"
That's what I've been trying to
do,'' replied the other gloonily; 1--WE
tried and tried, but the name won't
come back. I put those pieces together
and req the words distinctly, the name
and the address. 1t was q foreign name,
English, / should say, and the street was
an avenue nea the Champs Elysees, the
Avenue d'Eylau. or the Avenue d'Iena. /
cannot be sure. I didn't fx the thing
in my mind because l had it in my
pocket, n in the work of the night IL
faded away"
"A great pity! Still, this man could
neither have known that nor guessed
1t. He took the address from you on a
chance, but his chief purpose must
have been to impress you with his
knowledge and his power"
Coquenil stared at his brown seal
ring and then muttered savageiy:
How did he know the name of that
internal canary blrd?"
The judge smiled. HE has estab-
lished ON very complete system Of
surveillance that we must try to cir
cumvent. For the moment we had
better decide npon Immediate steps"
With this they turned to a fresh con-
s:deration of the case. Already the ma
chinery of justice had begun to move.
Martinez's body n the eapon had
been taken to the norgu for an au-
topsy, the mans jewelry and money
were in the hands of the Judge, and
photographs of the scene Of the tragedy
would be ready shortly, as we'll as
plaster impressions of the alleyway
footprints. An hour before, as arranged
the previous night, Papa Tignol had
started out to search for Kittredge's
lodgings, since the American, when
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