The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1912-02-07

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AID figured 4 up tie sum tocL
frightened the lie CUT of lie. and
made atn take the ruby By way Of Sc
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woman living
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he O1fzhoreJ ID saying thar the
tine would c1ne Wien some native
prface would oier rs redeem the L1c2
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vnar would I 5s ding Dye realize
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fortuna. tie right 70 claim ny vie
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81 tie srzt train and boar IT. 20 r.
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give ne the sto1s. take # 70 Ranzaca
claiz- the reward rs2sy ChaGh-si
nd
And What. NJ palztins-
Dare ys ask ne that madame
Say. VII ys wait for me-
She A1zt-d softly. Have not
rzItsc. Ulyssss7-
Tel re.- be demanded. have ye
tzike1 WIKI anyone zbout this letter.
-O1Iy 70 Clara Piinlimmcr.~
Good Lo-t,- groanee the Irfshnzn
'o-ly 70 her, Co1ld ye not have
7r;atsd bros1si1es. the better 70 make
Ia natter p1blicy-
~Dt do rronzr-
Twas intisereet-srd that's put
ing Il mildly. ne dear. Dye know
tie vonar's a Walking nerspsper7
How much did ye tell her, Did ye
slow her the letter.
No She answered his last cues
tion nrst And told her very little
only about this reward for a ruby
citn't knoE you owned. We we're
wondering where 70 hnf you
And she told no ons-or Who do
yog think"
The woman looked a little fright
-ned- -she told-she must have told
that nzn-Nonssegr des Trsb@s.-
That blzekzazrd,-
He wa Nth Us on the yacht. one
Of ClArs's guests"
CHE has a pretty taste for com
peny-ny world How dye know she
tod HIM He asked you about IT,
The Ietter7 Yes. He wanted to
Know the name Of the solicitors and
their address. wouldn't tell him I
-tislikec him"
Had ye told Lady Piinlimmon!-
Praises be for thati-
Why
Because =. :" oRourke paused.
vague suspicious taking shape ia his
mind why did be ask about Cham
bret!- he demanded. How could be
nave learned that the jewel was With
him.
He Jumped up and began TO pace
The floor.
His wife rose. grave with conster-
nation what she faltered-~what
makes you think. suspect"
because the fellow He'd to me about
you this very night Ye we're with
Lady Plinlimmon In the Casino. were
70 not? Faith, and didn't / see ye? /
vas In chase Of ye when the man
stopped me with his rigmarole about
-epresentins the French government
and having a secret commission for
re. Ye heard him Just now. O..
And when I asked him was he of your
PARTY. he denied knowing Lady Pin
limmon. He made a later ap-
pointment with me here. to talk
'hings over. I'm thinking he only
wanted time to think up a scheme for
getting me out Of the way. Also. he
wanted to ind out where Chambret
vas. Dye not see through his little
gamef To get me away from Monte
Carlo by the first morning train. that
We might not meet; to get me on the
first Atlantic liner. that I might not
interfere with his plot against Cham
bret For what other reason would he
give me sealed orders7 Sealed Or
dersi" ORourke laughed CURLY. TAX
ing the long envelope from his pocket
and tearing 1t open. Behold his
sealed orders. II ye pleased"
He shuffed rapidly through his I'm
gers six sheets OF folded letter paper.
guiitisss Of . single pen-scrateh.