Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1912-06-28


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he, r.,a-rf7.d this lr,t,r rs ne few
~ rs cvectvater, tie detective, and
,-ray- that he would a. this work bet
fer Than myself.
III, rrckoued without my host.
lie went only as far rs the spot where
the man had been standing. When IN
nv a>'out -'m"nt ! ''ranced upon
lin there r." wheeled about quite nat
uraile a. MY direction and. accoStlnS
ne Ivy name. remarked IN MS EeiliAi
onhaul manner:
There = no hced Ioi Us 10 l!'e "u'
legs III Il chase AFTER tiIa' man, hno"
him well enough
and WHO i began -,
quiz|ic"i SHIT ans c'e' nv A
light was now III cur races ana l 'i'u
perfect view OF MS, lls eAi''eSSio !,
quite disarmed me- oal l Knew rs wen
as II he had SPOKEN 'hdt l snou'u
ceive no other reply to my nail formed
question
Are you going back INTO Town he
asked. as l paused ana looked Gown
at the umbrella swinging ID nus nanu
l was sure that ne hau not menu 'iiiS
umbrella when he started ps HE Oh
the run. II So VIII you a'io" n,e ~
walk beside you lor niue wa! ,
] could not reiuse hiin, pesiues'
was not sure that Wanteu u. iou
are quite WelcolAe' Saiu l. ano as"in
cast my eye al the ulnpleIla.
you are wondering where got
this" he remarked, looking GOWN at II
in his turn. i 1ound II leanihs asaiiiS.
the fence. 1t gives NE al the crew
need to our fleet rooted freud MI
RanelaSh. VIII you credit me VIII
good intentions II ask Il question: VI
two which you may or may hot pe
willing to answer:
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can uLue'S'aiu sou' 'e''Nen.e :.
your hi'oW 'euse ,nei'D'u ~. i".' ~, y.
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SISTER nianner VI oe'''i d. INC ''oo
mousse,
hu. II u'u ''o'' ,'s'e' 'eu' WIZ No
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eitler' Ny "itl'ai h'i'peneu '''e'
MISS ouhiperiaio 'es''liions gave n'e
my iirSt ehilShtehnen' o" 'iieSe po'h's
But l dio KNOW 'nat 'he TWO siS'erS
were there together. lot ! h:iu s'i"pss
OF the younger Us she was 'ea'ihs 'n'
mousse.
"You had. And are willing to state
It now?"
"Assuredly. But any testimony of
tina. kind is for the defense. and your
interests are all with the prosecution.
Mr.. Moffat is the man who should talk
to me-"
you are interested. then, in seeing
young Cumberland freed?"
Il must be; he Is innocent"
The man at my side turned and shot
at me one glance which | met calmly.
"Mr. Ranelagh. will YOU tell me why,
when YOU found yourself in such q
dire extremity as to be arrested for
This crime on evidence as startling as
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10 call for all and every possible testi
mony TO vour innocence. YOU preserved
silence in regard no fact which YOU
r,ust b,ra then felt would have So
curod vou y most Invaluable witnessp'
Then If was I regretted nv thought
,o.s nro,o;So to bo c,rdid with this
nan no onswor we're imnossib,e ve,
.;,onoo hos tic oo,fdonces too In my
di,op,mo turned toward him and ms,
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