The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-22

you would introduce me to your fanceo tomorrow.
would like to know her. +"
careful what you talk about Remember, the death OF
uncle has been quite shock TO her.he was her only
''I will promised Kennedy, "aud by the way, she
may think it strange that m out here at time like
cialist something Of that sortanything not to
meet me with the robbery, which you say you haven
The next morning found Kennedy out bright and
early, for he had not had very good chance to do
tails. He WAS now down by the back gate with his
camera where found him turning it end;dowp and
ough search Of the woods and the road about the gate
but could discover absolutely nothing,
veloped the films, while Craig went down the back
lane along the shore 'looking for clews," he said
be was in brown study. So said nothing but band.
ed him the of the road He took them and
seemed to consist Of little ridges of dirt either side
of series Of regular round spots, of the spots
scure in the center. Now and then where YOU would
expect to see one of the spots lust for the symmetry Of
photographs on the floor saw that they pho
tograph Of the track made by the tire Of automobile
Next Craig produced the results of his mornings
work which consisted of Seye dozen sheets of white
he also laid down in long lines the floor. each pack
age in separate line. Then began to realize what
on his hands and knees eagerly scanning the papers
and comparing them with the photographs At last he
and threw them away Then he shifted the third set
bit and laid it closely narallel to the photographs
''Look at these, Water'' he said ''Now take
this deep and sharp indentaion. Well, there cor
responding one IN the photograph So you pick
them out one for another. Now here missing al
together on the paper So it Is in The photograph.
ing the little round circles made by the metal inser
tons in an fanti~skd'' - automobile tire Time and
again / had seen imprints like that left in the dust
and grease Of asphalted the mud of road
1t had never occurred to ME that they might be used in
any way,
As I followed him had most curious feeling Of
amFstIGn ADJ for his S geniu5 GFse cried that
eyes, Walter, that's precisely what this is. The
Berlin police have used it number of times with the
most startling results
prints where did get them! What machine is it2'
cit s one not very far from here, y he answered
sententiously, and | saw ho would say nothing
that might hX false SUSPICION on any one. Still,
curiosity great that if there had been an OPP
portunitY certainly should have tried out his plan
on all the cars in the Fletcher garage. y
luncheon in silence Fletcher who had decided lunch
with the Greeues. called Kennedy on the telephone
TO tell him it would he all right for him 10 call Miss
Bond later in the afternoon.
"Aud / may bring over the apparatus 7 once de.
scrihed TO to determine Just what her nervous
condition IS he asked Apparently the answer was
yes for Kennedy hung up the receiver with salts
fed '' Cood.bve "
s'Walter want YOU TO along with me this
afternoon my assistant. Remember I'm now Or.
Kennedy. the speciast, and YOU Dr. Jane.
a mnst inDortaDt case.
'fDo You THINK that's fair2' asked hotlv-''to
her confidence a medical adviser. and worm ont of
her some kind OF fact incr,minating some one?'i
@ Now think n minute Walter. Perhaps am wrong;
don I know Certainly feel that the end will ius,
Miss Bond the only clew that need, that will
lead straight to The criminal Who knows? IF what