The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-15
"For Heaven,s sake. Holmes, think what you are

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action VS in Wheh Sia You S1ee prepared to aid
I turned it over in my NIP, mInd ..;f.,,, ,o ..
object TO take articles those which are
used Tor an illegal purpose, ,s,., 49,.
only to consider the question Of personal risk Surely
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possible way of rogaining these letters The unfor
t9nse lady has not the money and there are none
sas ssn this viii P'f good his
this last card Between ourselves Watson it's
He had you saw, the best of the first exchanges
but my sefrespeet and my reputation are concerned
We'll don't like it, but, suppose it must be, "
said | F'When do we start
'EYou not coming,
Then you not going, said l. ~ give you
that will take cab straight to the poice-sation
and give you away, unless you lot me share this
How do you know that's You cart tell o.has Whs.
people beside you have selfresPect and even reputa
and he cappod on, the shoulder,
"Woll; well, my dear fellow, be it so. We have
shared this for years, and it would
be amusing il we ended by sharing the same cell,
ha had m sa S would
made highly efficient criminal This is the change
took a' neat little leather case out of drawer, and
opening It me, he exhibited number Of shining nstru.
kit with niske plated Jenny, diamond tipped glass
cutter adlptahe keys, and every modern improve rove
you pair of silent shoes7''
- / haye rubber.soled tennis shoes
'' Excellent And maska''
~ 81 can make couple out of black silk"
masks We shall have. some cold supper before We
far Church Row, It is quarter of hours
walk from there to Appledore Towers We shall be at
and retires ppncually at ten-thirty; With any luck
we should be back here by two with the Lady Eva's
Holmes and put on our dress.clothes, that
E6s m be ve two 6 d
to an address in Hampstead. Here we paid off
3 %d nd w1d TO R 0T through 1T
us, we walked along the edge of the heath.
enid nra ousPeSs hae needs decate
safe in the fellow s study, and the study is the ante
Eese little who do GsaSr %e
a plethor,c sleeper AgathsI@that' that my fancee-says
to wake the master. He has secretary who is de,
voted to his interests, and never budges from the
Then he has beast of dog which roams the gar.
den ! met Agatha late the last two evenings, and
This is the bouse the big one in its SO own gro grounds
through the gate-now to the right the laurels
there is not glimmer of light in any of the win
dowS and everything is working. splenddly,'
into two Of the most trucuent figures in London,
stole up to the silent, gloomy house sort of tiled
''Thats his bedroom, . Holmes whispered '.Tbis
door opens straight into the study would sui us
best, but it is bolted well locked and we should
make too much noise getting in, Come round here
There's greenhouse which opens into the drawing
room. -
The place was locked, but Holmes removed a circle
Of glass and turned the key from the inside, An in.
slant afterwards he had closed the door behind u.s.
and we had become felons in the eyes of the law
The thick warm air Of the conservatory and the rich
choking fragrance of exotic plants took by the
e He szsd snH Of AsRd m R and led
our faces; Holmes had remarkable powers carefully
Sand % n OF % bg IN e the daT @ @ holding
vaguely conscious that we had entered a large room
He e Ss hsG 0sse e not en nSs
door, and closed it behind Putting out my hand
Ds We and
bn9 Holmes do very ge9S opened door upon the right
sprang into my mouth, but could have laughed when
I realized that it was the cat, FIRE was burning
Holmes se on at Saed wa op
me to follow and then very gently closed the door
farther side showed the entrance to his bedroom
- II was & good goo fire. and the room was Illuminated
safe turn it on At side of the firepace was
@ u,r'a.n Wgion covered Inc oay WINDOW we had
which communicated with the veranda. A desk stood
in the center, with turning chair of shining red
leather Opposite was large bookcase with marble
bust Of Athene of the top. In the between the
bookcase and the wall, there stood tall green safe
the freight flashing back from the polished brass
knobs upon it's face Holmes stole across aud looked
at it. Then be crept softly to the door of the bed
room, and stood with slanng head listening iutently
No sound came from within. Meanwhile it bad struck
me that 1T would be to retreat through
the outer door, so examined it, To my amazemept it
was neither locked nor bolted I touched Holmes on
m, Skad faPa in hat
tlon. ! saw him start, and he evidently as sur
prised I.
~ don t like it. he whispered putting his lips
Heh have time TO lose - -