Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-10-03
THE FORCE OF
CONSCIENCE
By DONALD CHAMBERLAIN

This time il Is countryman o
yours one Arihuf whitney"
Arthur Whitney.
This brei dialogue occurred ga Pari
befAren q Partisan aad SOUTH caro-
HHau anHeI Louis 0aenaooi Tm
rmr aas before tbe middle 90 TIE nlar
teeafl century whcD dueHns wls mor
common fh8l noa Throughout tbl
world lnd ltr more ln caguesl ID
inuce. where aenDlanee of the Gun
tom stn fingers GifnWood uad ~
especial acquaintance Dltb Whitney
only knowing Tim rs The aniunced hus
band Of Murlel Ellison an American
/ girl whom ue. Glenwood. secretly
adOred
sOme one must stop these murders. %
he said with infenss emotion.
-That cannot be done" replied the
other. lat least. not IN any ordinary
way not by the duel. because Yeiliers
IL 80 skilled In all weapons that he can
defeit any antagonist There is but
one way in which he can he worsted-
through his nerve II one could find
way 10 beak through that Vellliers
skill would not be available"
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nv this ,in,, th,. dn.l,st sbo,ved signs
= rnsteo,lin.ss re. STRANGERS con y,
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ma ue,nnps MIS- RANK about represent-
H. veillicrsr victims anJ nbnye all
i sardonic smile had produced an
foot Tn. dpellst MS soon ms he be =
nm IA fenee stroye por 10 look at his u
,penent Gut be must keep his eve on =.
I'M of his antagonist and he could :
IT do this without the smile being =
instantly hef,re him Indeed do y
hat he would. il drew his sight from
at feature on watching which mis- ,,
~ drpended The unknown. observ- :.
= this. waited till his enemy's gaze =
as diverted. then made a quick lunge
N ran him through tue breast.
The next morning all Paris knew %
NJ tb, famous Xeiliers had bpen