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

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M. eyes rivited on the wateS' .A, ss va Ss
while my ears aud heart followed aoa 10 .oelhe, s
'ioi9 Iii rIT iU"' musical voice Of The t.a o.l
of Il, rartio9Iarly pa leu a. an ,Sh the test tor ts
vaueless, since il was neral, That Va, y
prise tests From the col,,iiss iissaaina Up h
suddenly changed II w>s DIS questio,,
Miss Bond had been completely iTe d,a. ~ an ia
her guard. asarnsd h:
Might, > said Kennedy .D,,,,
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Road" Forest"
Gate, "Fence'
Path E'Shrubs'
Porch. - "House.;,
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Yes, it was plain that time n.
lowed one another in quick succe,s;sN. ~. tls
rest. She had no chance 10 coIlosap fh3I
the marked difference in the reaet;a. vs lerIll
sympathy. damned this cold, sciensis. iris Una u
Paris France - 'D'iue tdIi y
Quarter Latin "Studert,,, >,
'tApaches." Craig gave II =. CIV
citation, ''Apahs'' - "Rcally h. 'E GalitsA
''thcre is nothing ] can assoc;,isS inSanedy'f y
yes, les vacbes. | believe You had h.Ma hSga VI
question out I've wasted good Idp ~, oesse
Very we'll, let us try again y =. letlii
FORCED unconcern, though the answer 20 ,,01 ,spS
wise known as the police. 'pe pn,
No lawyer could have reye),sa ;.
for putting leading questions more ,n,.H ~ ~ N
Kennedy; He snapped out his words gss.
''Chandelier. . Light
Electric light he emphasized N,
she answered, endeavoring to force p,r
or IDEAS 10 REPLACE one which she stroys s, y,
Safe Vaults Out of ths .e s,
T could see that the indicator sbowsS v SOts s
Increased heart action, As for the ,ss,i.a sssa
noted that it was growing longer and ,ss.lg ms.'
Rcmorselessly he pressed his words homs rs'' y
cursed him. -'Hs-
..RubbeT.'' Tire
,''Steel' "Pittsburg," she cried Al =,
''Strong- box" No answer, ~ ~
s'Lock.' - Again no answer He hu,s.,,
was leaning forward tense with eyriisr.aaa Jits,,a
pathy.
"Key.r Silence and suttering of Ii. y
sure indicator. md,
AS the last word was uttered hcr air 4, 1,
defiance was swept away. With a cry of ~
swayed TO her feet. " No, 10. doctor yos =
YOU must not. - she cried with ont..;sss5
"Why do You pick out those words Of al ~,
it be If I bad not caught her helm,
have tainted
The indicator showed = heart altsns.-
binc with feyerish excitement and sn,s \
with fear What would Kennedy do reyt t.
determined to shnt him of as soon as psfY
''Can it be that YOU have guessed 10 I,
world, no, not even dear old Jack. dresrd
shall 90 mad. mad, mad
Kennedy was on his feet in an instant 4
toward her. The look in bis ewes was arszF
for her She knew that he knew aud a. y
shuddered, shrinking away from him.
'FMiss Bond he said iu voice thai 4
tention-it was low and vibrating with f,sltl
Bond, have you ever told lie to shield a.
Eyes" she said, her eyes meeting 1s
$50 can 7, came back the same uw
"wbeu L know the truth about that fialq
Then for the first time tears came in 4 IN /
breath was quick and feverisb, TtNo one rl
lieve, no one will understand, They vii 9; {
killed him, that l murdered him..
Through it all stood almost spssA@
What did IL all means
"No . SAID NeOredy' ''no, for iay =
.'Ncver know7'
'Never-if in the eud justice is done
the will, Or did you destroy it'''
1t was bold stroke.
''Yes.O No Here it is. How could =
even though it was burning out my vsE =.
She literally tore the paper from tts s'Es
dress and cast it from her in horror and ~
ridly through it. Miss Bond, be said
never know a word of this. I shall tel N
will has been found unexpectedly in jpn
desk among some other papers ~ahSi
your honor as a gentleman that TINS VII
in old Fletcher desk.
Fpr. Kennedy, how can ] ever tiais
exclaimed, sinking YEARLY down MO !
pressing her hands TO her tbrobblrG folesa.
"By telling me just how you came Y,
so that when you and Fletcher are maI'M
as good 2 friend, without suspicion, y Sa
TO him. I think q full confession Toun
Miss Bond, Would you prefer To nave
not hear it!"
'FNo. he may stay ,.s
'iThis much ] know, Miss BOND; t,r ~
In Paris with the Greeues you nus ~
to hear of Pillard, the Apache, one oi w
cracksmen tho world has ever produeeso. y
him out. He taught YOU bow TO pan. ~
with a rubber composition, how 70 "
drill, how TO use the old-fashloned W.
went down to Fletcherwood By tne pis.
a quarter after eleven the nisnt oi w y~
the Greenes' little electric runanoas ~
the library by an unlocked winaS., ,;or. .Vf of b
drill 10 the electric light connectiolss ~. m
lier You had to work qulcSly' lof Wv ~ ~
90 off at midnight yet you could aly got ~ h,
when they were sleeping more sounu''
same reason -,,Ssd stgX
Ii was uncannv as Kennedy rusnssa ruHsnsasHI -
reconstruction of the scene aImo''
girl watched him, fascinated. ,,,., r;ost
''John Fletcher was wakeiul Inas a.s,,.rA
or other he heard YOU at WORK iav ..am lis 81
and, by the light streaming Hgm ns; inn
saw who it was In his anger ne mus' n
you, and his passion got the oet'o: o,,oSs
fell suddenly on the floor with D uvf vj5
As you bent over him he dieo. ,.ppsssril
ever attempt so foolish an unue ~ N
YOU know that other people kasM y, u ttrs.sl
its terms. that you were sure 70 fossi o Hs
the end, if not by trlenass. u OdssstroYirg y
%h'S4 Anv o'irs other H~em Woman thar Helen sii
been hysterical long before "a nVft fact sftg
pressing home remorselessly one ane,isf ts'r pcr d
her story. But. with her. the cnt rene. seemed
sion of many hours Of coneeaimaentib a.ntb -
to go to the end and tell the 'Ip,m .nn,s s&e1s
What was it. Fad sue serure iM