Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-08
She Is Swallowed.

SQe Is SndQOWeQ,
go. then. this interview must be "a
very hurried one, and you must not Doe
surprised if il becomes necessary for
me To run Off without a moments no
tice; for believe me. ! am quite, quite
sure that the Honorable Mr.. Felix Car
ruthers is already following me-
1.-THE Honorable Ny dear Lady rs
sington, YOU don't mean to suggest that
he--he OF an men God bless my SOUL
"Oh, it may Well amaze YOU Mr. Mar
kom-it well nigh sJupeGed me when Z
first began 10 suspect. Indeed. ! can't
do any more than suspect even yet.
Perhaps 30 Is he, perhaps that abOm-
Unable woman he has married You
must decide that when you have heard.
I perceive glanciug over ar Cleek-
"you have been unable 60 bring a de
tective police officer 90 listen 20 what
I have 20 say. but IT you and your
friend will listen carefully and convey
the story 10 one i'm due course
Pardon, your Iadyship, but my COM
uaniou is 81 detective Officer nterposed
Narkom. so, If YOU will state the case
at once he viii be able 10 advise"
"A detective? YOU She flashed
around on Cleek and looked at him ia
amazement. her lower lip indrawu, q
look almost of horror in her eyes
zone may not tell a lion that another
lion is a Jackass though he masquerade
in the skin of one.
Birth spoke To birth. She saw. She
knew She understood by What pro-
eha RF.g m
then stopped ana made a slight inclina-
tion of the head Pardon she con
tinueG THAT was rude. Your private
affairs are. of course, your own. Mr.
err
"Heaalaud. your Iadyship." supplied
Cleek. MY name is George ueadland."
And Narkom knew from that that for
all her grace ana charm. he neither
liked nor trusted her soft-eyed ladysbip
Attacking His Life. -
Thank YOU" said Lady E~sngiou.
accepting bis Standardization with
graceful inclination Of the head exc
doubt Mr. Narkom has given you some
idea OF ms reason for consulting You,
Mir leaGiaud. but as time is very short
Ior me give YOU tine further details ds
briefly AS possible
'I ann convinced. beyond any shadow
Of d doubt thar some one who has an
interest ia his death. is secretly attack
ing the life Of my little grandson. and
] have every reason to 1e,ieye that tha-
some one is either tine Honorable Felix
Carruthers or his wife
But TO what purpose, your ladySuip.
People do not commit $50 desperate an
act as murder without some powerful
motive, either of gain or revenge. behind
e. and from what have heard. neither
the uncle nor thesauut can have any
thing To win by InjuriuE his little lord
ship"
can they not" she answered. with a
despairing gesture. How little you
know, Mrs. CarruJHcrs is an ambitious
woman. AR. Headland. and like all WON
en- OF the class from which she was
recruited. she aspires to "a title
"She was formerly an actress. The
Honorable Felix married her and took
her from the theaJer. II ifs ab9mirable
that person of thar type should be
rli~Jca upon society and brought into
contact with her berrers.
"Dnu. that is where fhe shoe u.uyu.s.
i- Et r.uuzHt CIba.. uur aloud De
merely aa.#. -Tna aaE has long PASSED.
T4.G,-r.u. WREN -ra follower of Tle-uHs
.ar- g. aruIazzs fur ,1,r existence.
There AFRO rarr ladies "l ..t Stage u
.a.-. ...-s Whose ..yse are exemplary
-al NH.-, names .sL forth nothing I.s