Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-31
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r.,t mn ," Oriswold demanded.
aNon. AZ that now. Grisvoid. r'va
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Hind Of talk you indulge IN. the better
for All csncsrasd. Mn. Dslarscha hss
teld everythins!s
0riswsla fnauireA ssreastically.
"And what. nay. - shS to tSf1fs
"A great deal mere than Mr.. Mis,
sioner knovs.. aasvsrel Brits craft
III.
Don't you mention that laay's name
in such 4 Mace % this!" exclaimed
orisweld With a-show Of chivalry that
would have senS very we'll before .
fury. but which wes lost o. such hard
e.ed thisftakers @ Drits and Man
ninr.
"No harm IN meatisning her name.
1. there. when the lady herself win
be here in q few minutss?"
This time there was no stimulation
IN the start 0riswol1 rave. He stared
a+ th. detective A II he doubted his
own h..rins
"whv-vhv-vou simply must not
lat her co,n> here." said Griswoh
..,,n ~ would not have her SEQ me
bar. 1or ANYTHING In the world. Can't
THO r.. arr.nra6 .omehow? Say, you
E,ov am net a moor man"
Pr,t, -rinned at him.
"oh 7 know you can't be bought"
..,H cr.voId "Rnt this n n serious
m.tt.r IN me II means nv whole
r,,+,,,. donr v.nt Mrs. missioner
- ..r,. n.ra and ~ ma a nr,soner.
~ .,,,1 \. d,m.r.nt when !. tia case
comes n trial. I win have counsel
~, and can takn care Of myself.
hit ,u.+ r.v I'm heln1asa. Don't bring
~. vowan here "a nnaks her lose al
,.s,..+ e., v,n. ~ MAJ. don't queer
mi"
M,,,,cent Delaroche from the alcove
hoard ana saw all that passed be-
tween the men. She rripped the slen-
d.r arm ~ her chair until her taper>
IN. nn1ers curvinR around It BIT into
her mink palm. Che watched the ur-
mistakable agitation of the prisoner
until no doubt remained in her mind
of his attitude toward Mrs.. Missioner.
Then her rage broke through all 70
stra1nt. Casting the detectives cau-
ton to the winds, she strobe to the
center Of the room ana lowered above
GriSwolA, ~. thuAdsrstruck at sight
Of her-in his solf-csntsred pride OK
what might happen. no had utterly for'
gotten fcr. awhile her presence N Pc
lice HeadQuarters-ns meVeu une ''
ny m nis cna1r.
Per1urer! sne screamed. asf'
'lnerste! Iniet!
Escn woro was hhe tne snap Oh .
lash that Dro'lgnt winclne star' ron
ur.s" viu 40 -. 49, A.. s ~
nao stunt nm ne u ''
namus .o"au ue1
n' ;,
Ee'er can me ~ va. ). ase .a'
enc almost screameo. WIN cou'o
nave dared 70 ut'er IT. iou wetca:
ana sne wruns ner nanus iutllely' as
II sne would IKE 70 GASP tnem ABOUT
his throat.
Fitch opened the door softly and
looked In. Behind him stood Elinor
Holcomb and Detective Williams. At
sign nom Brit1, they enterea the
room noiselessly and stood beside the
door. Before Williams could close 1t
upon them, Mrs. Missioner ana Brux-
ton Sands appeared on the threshold.
Mrs. Delaroche turned to Britx in
cold fury. an icy, reaction from her
volcanic rage Of tho moment before.
II will tell you all you wish to
knew, lieutenant" she said. 81 will
tell you all 1 know about Mr.. Girls
void. He is the man." Mrs. Della
roche continued. who stole Mrs. Mis-
sioner's diamondsl"
The wealthy widow, standing near
the door, nut her hand to her heart as
II about to faint from the shock.
Sands, his only thought being to sup
port her In such trying moment, for.
got tho presence Of all the others,