Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-05
A Tale of Love, Mystery and Ad-
venture.
Written from the play Of the same name,
now being produced by Robert Hill
Hard at the Criterion theater,
New York city.
Copyright, 1919, by Journal American
TODAY'S INSTALLMENT.

Il have no reason for thinking that this
woman committed the murder" he said
slowly. "She may be as innocent as
Bruce himself, and as much a victim OF
appearances But she knows who did it,
and we must find out through her"
The girl followed every word. How"
she asked breathlessIy.
I'm going to ask you TO do something
that will take all your courage"
Miss Mazuret said nothing She only
looked Kayton nodded approvingly.
"And l know l can rely on you" he
Even to the extent of making this
--hole investigation depend on you"
The girl drew long breath, but she
vas calm and collected
What can / dor" she asked.
The people who are responsible for the
death Of Mr.. Argyle" explained Kayton
slowly. ARE alas we say-under cover.
They're keeping away from each other.
And even if we had all of them separately
under surveillance, no amount Of shadow
ing would connect them with each other
or with the crime We must put them
OF their guard. DO you understand
''Yes-yes," said the girl, eagerly.
I'VE must do something at once TO con-
firm all of these suspicious against you,
We must make it appear that you have
practically admitted your guilt"
Howe" asked Miss Mazuret without
wincing.
by flight" he replied II want you to
disappear"
Disappear echoed the girl.
This woman's name" he went on, tap
ping the finger marked blotter, rs Mrs.
Martin. I have told her that we wish you
10 disappear, and there are reasons why
she has consented to take you, as a
lodger. secretly"
"WIll You Trust Me7"
The girl could not restrain a gesture
Of repugnance.
you understand me. Miss Mazuret,"
went on Kayton, swiftly. 1--WE must gain
access to this house without arousing
suspicion--and we can do 1t through you.
/ can visit you there myself My men
can come You'll have nothing to fear.
You'll be protected every moment. Some
OF my operatives will be In sight of your
window every minute of the day and
night You must go away without let
ting Bruce. or Mrs. Wyatt, or your maid
anyone, in fact-know where you are.
some hesitation, ITO let me involve you
this way. publicly-and then clear you
when we find the real criminal?'
Again the girl drew in a long breath
and looked long in his face before she
replied and then she said softly:
Yes
Kayton flushed and dropped his eyes
II want YOU to believe that | would
never let you do it," he said earnestly
III | weren't absolutely sure that you
would be absolutely safe and that | can
clear you later
Don't think about that she said,
bravely ''I'll do anything you say"
THANK you." he said, and his voice
qiiavered slightly. Mrs, Martin is here.
WIN YOU go now?'
The girl shivered slightly and fright
ened look leaped to her eyes. but passed
in an instant.
Yes" she replied, Il will go"
Sic pressed a button and Joe Manning
slipped into the room. But Kayton still
kept his eyes on the girls face.
You're quite sure of yourself?" he in
sisted
Yes. Oh yes!" she assured him in
two different tones.
"you understand" he went on sober