Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-10
Tale Of Love, Mystery and Ad-
venture.
,.,-,..., rom the play of the same name
Wv, now being produced by Robert Hill
uard az the Criterion theassr'
New York city.
,..,..fg,.r. 1912. by Journal-American
N'p' Examiner.
roDAY'S INSTALLMENT.

YES replied Mrs, Martin. her lips
.,s.,h.rg family. Because he wanted
5fsappear-don't you understand?
,ra whole plan right in my hands.
r.7zzIing about it when I came in.
~. was there and he was trying to make
,,r,a arrangement
,,,veu by Jove!" exclaimed Hurley ms
-.,c1,inc with the excess of relief,
do strong reaction from his terror of a
49,. ,,o,oeuts before. Nevertheless Kay
10. he crowed, and burst into hearty
.ren't he wonderful-this great
'..,,.t,ao on. it's all advertising-he's a
,,n,osd, If he knew the kind of horse
to ,bev have in some of these lodging
..rsa mattresses, eh Kreisier?'
.,,1,sbr, warned the German. Not so
LOUD"
D., Hurley was irrepressible. Have
..,. seen The papers?' he chuckled.
~rbe,'re fuu of her flight Everybody
g. NOW SIRE Of her guilt
aIIoyv terrihle," shuddered Mrs. Mar
.r With n catch in her voice. VINO Is II
,ba+ Kayton suspects?
,tg,u could you guess" laughed Hur-
,.,. scornfulIy. "A man with mind IKE
,sat, l nudge he thinks it's Bruce-oe-
,a',so h. hasn't taken him into his con
- and the boys distracted. He
,,sr tbt whole city searching for her
7arrindrfch," exclaimed the woman, as
s.. suddenly seized with a terrible dread,
,. and empowering IF they never
srg ami The truth they'll never clear her!
,n3 If they do find out" The hiatus
WAS stsrnly impressive. Hurley shrugged
his shoulders ..o.,. b.,
'"0b, Kayton will cook up some story to
.,yar his failure" he said lightly HAS
he been here?"
YES replied Mrs. Martin
You should have told me- frowned
the lawyer Suppose I'd met him mere
Making Fun of kayton.
81 never dreamed that you'd come re-
turned Mrs Martin. And how could
explain all this over a telephone?'
What did ne say" Hurley inquired
eagerly.
THAT his plans were working out sat
isfactorjly, and he thought he'd get the
people-through an old servant he'd
found
The lawyer burst into a shout Of laugh
fer. such as caused Kreisler to warn him
again
Really" he exclaimed, wiping his
eyes Why. l put that notion into his
head" And he went off again into an
other roar Neither Kreisler nor the
woman seemed to see the mirth -proVok'
ing element of the situation
DO you think it is wise for you tc
come here asked Mrs. Martin. Hurley
instantly came to attention.
Mono, most assuredly notr' he de-
cared soberly. And I'm going right
away Mrs Martin" he smiled anC
chucMed, Il have to thank you for .
most enjoyable visit I'm afraid I sham
nave the pleasure again for some time
Doctor, If ] were you, ! would interrupt
the practice of my profession while Miss
dazuret Is in the house If Kaytor
should call and get on the wrong floor hi
might have a shock
Il think, Nix Hurley" returned the
German, with the utmost gravity, tina
you should leave town"
Leave town. And miss these consul
tatons with Kayton?" laughed the law
YER "Oh. no. I've too much of a sens'
Of humor for that"
md, still laughing quietly, he went GU
and Gown the stairs to the street He die
not know that in the upper room of thu
house next door Manning was swearing a
nm softly, while two of his associates
read his shorthand notes over the boy;
shoulder Manning revered his chief
When the street door had closed Kreis
Ter booked at Mrs, Martin and shook hi
head Soberly
"A Little Bad Luck"
lie 7h-nld have kept away from thi
'e'ectiVe,' ne declared uneasily. 1T is
'ad hing when a man is too bold from
"INehension He should not sniff arounc
me woman did not seem to hear
rnearlrh!' she cried distractedIy
'"at nave ! done to Mary? / have trie,
v Keep our lives as far apart as ! could
yg .g seems as if the devil had draw
wsether-to ruin her"
Is not So he assured her gently
''1'"s her in his arms ''It is the luck o