Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-14

TO-DAY'S INSTALLMENT.

What's MP now" he muttered.
Amy way. Grenier was right This gives
me a cast-irou alihi IN acknowledge
Il at once
His accomplice. hoping to obtain sleep
from champagne. consumed the contents
NJ small bottle in his bedroom. while
he scanned the columns Of the local
evening papers for any reference TO
seaside Mystery ou The Yorkshire
coast.
There was none Ausou's body had
not been recovered Vet.
Before going to bed he wound Phil
rs watch He examined it now with
greater interest than ne had bestowed
on it hitherto.
Although silver. il appeared f." be a
good one He opened the case 10 e&-
anime the works Inside there was an
inscription.
presented TO Philip Arson, aged 5
Years by the officers and men OF the
Whitechaps Division Of the metropoil-
tan Police as token Of their admiration
for his bravery in assisting to arrest a
notorious burglar"
Beneath was the GATE Of Nasou cap
rure
where was 0 zen years ae,," he
unused.
He looked back through ,a" soiled
leaves of surdi8 record. anQ found that
mo- was then acting in meiodrama,
Tho Wages of sin.
And the wages of sin is death' The
drama Insisted oh the full measure OF
BibIcsl accuracy Altogether Grenier
lay down TO rest under uncnviable con-
tidons
lie dreamed trat la was falling down
prc,ipiges, and striking sheets Of blue
water with appalling splashes. Each
time he was aWakene0 bV the shoc.
But no was a hardy rogue where CON
science was concerned. and he -woro
himself to sleep again. Rest he must
have lie must arise with steady head
and clear brain
He was early r. His first act was
10 send for the Yorkshire morning pa
pers They contained no news Of Phil
IN Arson dead. but the local sheet cnrou.
Ioled his arrival az York.
This was excellent The banker would
see b. A few printed lines carry great
weight IN such matters
Then he signed the lease. Dispatched
them IN a typewriter envelope and
tsegraphed.
documents forwarded tbs morning,
please meet wishes expressed in let
ter"
surely" he reflected. Abingdon viii
not give another thought TO my proceed
ings Philip Arson ia moi boy In lead
ing strings
He wired 10 Evelyn.
Sorry for misunderstanding. Blue
Atom must wait until my return"
Here was way out. Whatever that
wretched speck Of color meant, il could
be dealt with subsequently,
But Evelyns prompt reply only made
confusion worse ConfQunded:
"Delay is Impossible. The man has
put of the Duchess two days already"
So a man and n Duchess and pc
riod OF time wore mixed up with blue
atom lie must do something desper
ate; begin his plan OF alienation sooner
han he intended. He answered:
"Too busy TO attend to matter fur.
ther. Going TO Leeds TO day. Letters
here as usual"
Ana to Leeds he went Residence in
fork was feyer-a constant fret In
Leeds he was removed from tho arena.
He passed the afternoon and evening
in roaming the streets, consumed with
a fiery desire TO he doing daring, bray
.ug difficulties.
But ne must wait a least another day
before ne could lay hands ON any por-
rtou ct Philip Anson-s wealth save the
money stolen from his pockets
The hotel there was only one LETT
..r .HI no kilograms
NNs London bankers wrote.
We beg TO acknowledge yours OF
yesterday. Your cash balance at date
IS twelve thousand four hundred ard ten
povnds nine shiuinos one penny Your
securities in our possession amount to a
ret value at to-daY's prices Of about
nine hundred and twenty thousand
sounds, including two hundred and fifty
thousand pounds Consojs at par. We will
forward you a detailed list II desired.
and will be pleased to realize any secur-
ties as directed.
kindly note that instruct ons for sale