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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-06
saoD ROADS 10 DAW TOURISTS
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''"htihuoa rum faks ~
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Many thousands Of dollars were
spent last summer b. tourists travel
Ing through this section In automo-
biles. and the amount will be In
creased this year. The great benefit
will be- attained In 1915. when the
travel Of the world viii be toward
the Pacific slope.
There Ia stIii work 10 be done,
and the county court should proceed
with the road building plan adopted
ONE time ago. Instead Of Fsspins .
harvest Of Q ratio Of about 10 "a
one II appears 10 me 70 bs the case
roads plan II carried along until
1915 this county viii benefit %
great ~ 90 to one"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-06
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approval Of eonstruetson Of such pro-
jcct.
We believe that itsmissA accounts
'of expenditures and al recomnoads-
ed change in plans. specifications and
estimated changes Of cost made dur
ing the construction OF any Govern
ment irrigation project should bs
monthly transmitted TO the project
water Users Association.
We believe that the project Water
Users Association should b. permit
ted 10 undertake the construction Of
q project under Act Of June ~. 1909.
st the estimated cost when bids are
not obtained for such construction
at less than the sstimatsd cost.
We believe that homestead ssttisrs
lon public lands within any Govern.
meat irrigation project should re-
ceivs irri~stion water on . maintsn-
snce base for . period OF three
years before commsncsmsut Of pay
ment Of construction charges.
We believe that the project Water
Users Association should b. permitted
TO take complete control Of the
maintenance and use OF . project or
feasible unit Immediately upon com.
pletion Of same.
We believe that none Of the re-
sources acquired In conJunction with
any project should 10 sold. leased or
otherwise disposed Of. except by sp-
provai Of the project Water Users A.
sociation.
We believe that provision should
be made for extension Of time for
payment Of construction charges
during exceptionally needy conditions
Of Individual water users.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-06
Late this afternoon. clrcu,,

y Late this afternoon. Circuit Z
= Judge Kelly Instructed the jury .
= to render a verdict In favor Of .
= cAntraii for the full amount .
: sued for, I'd Duvauit. as fore, :
: man Of tho jury signed the YER. :
. diet. :
= Both sides moved that a YER. :
oiet be rendered In their favor. :
= When the motion OF the defense I
= for an instructed verdict was I
= oysrruled. note Of exception :
~was made at the request OF Aat. 4
. torney Noland. .
3 . Q Q Q . . q
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-06

B. 81. George Bishop - hsss
from The csdsrs" his picturesque
Upper Lake home. attending TO busi-
ness matters. On account Of the con-
diticn Of the lake. Ar. Bishop made
the trip 70 Klamath Yalls on horse
back. . ride of over forty milss.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-06
WALSH WILL GET
O|X0N'S PLACE
MONTANA LtAiIslATuRE CIR.
TAIN To REPLACE aoOsn.
sELI's TRUsTy LIEUTENANT
WITH PIONEER MONTANA Dim

HELENA. Mont. Jan. s.---T. j
WALSH. democrat. viii be elected 10
succeed Senator Dixon, The legisla-
tnre convenes today aud waInh has
more than enough votes pledged 10
insure his election.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-06
REGAL SHOE STORE, Cor. and Main

cesding session. had called the mem
bers to order. Hb first announce
ment that the requisite officers Of
the last Assembly we're present and
he then called for prayer. Afssr the
prayer. Mallory made several ten.
porary appointments and proceeded
to call the roll alphabetically. them
selves being sworn IN By . judicial
officer.
Governor johnson. IN his msssass.
declared that the most serious In
mediate problem liss n provisions
for ample revenue for the nsxt bi-sn-
NAL period. HumanitiariAn measures
we're favored. the enactment of a
blue sky" iav urged - veil - IN
administrative eommissioa which
would have the sans senssai super
vision over state constitutions - ID
now exsrcised By the board Of con-
troll over the state's fiscal affairs.
c. o. Young Of Bsskisy YIN b
speaker Of the assembly. ". 4. 0stA-
eriand OF vsssse. stanley Bessdiet Of
Los Angeles ~ L d. Bohnset of saa
Jose agreed sasiy today To vithdssv
In favor Of youAg fos The saks oi
harmony in y raaks Of The pro'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-06

The Laksvisw town council has
made IT. snusl levy Of five mills. an
increase Of hall mill over last
year.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-06

william Downing Of the Star Drug
company is homo from Sacramento.
sftsr an absence Of two weeks.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-06

Miss Gertrude Bsals has returned
from Worden. where she spent several
days visiting friends.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-06

A surprise party WAS given on
Walter Turner New Years night. II
was In ths form Of the best dance
Midland people ever enjoyed. About
rs couples attended.
Following the holiday season. MID.
land u very quiet. About all 70 be
heard IL the grinding Of the feed
mill.
One Of our popular Midland girls
has Just changed her name TO Mrs
Hamilton, This looks bad Tor Mid
land boys. letting an outsider como
IN and win one Of the best girls IN
Midland.
Pink Williams Is working in the
Midland Barn.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-06

Arthur Levits and Dean Heav,in
will leave this evening for San Fran
cisco. where they win spend the win
ter visiting.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-19
UTTERLY CRUSHED

It was a warm, radiant summer
morning; the birds were singing
sweetly, the flowers and dewy grass
shimmered in the sparkling sunlight;
and there, in the park Robert Peel
era very junior ofhcer-was doing
his utmost to make a favorable in
preston on the pretty nursemal
whilst the latter's small charge busily
chased elusive butterflies.
"Ah," sighed the dashing Robert,
81 wish you were my gOveTness"
$50 do l." replied the girl.
Hope sprang into Roberts heart
"And what would you do with
me?" he asked.
stop you smoking cigarettes, and
get your hair QUITO say nothing O.
furnishing you for talking nonsense
during school hours"
Then Robert ponderously cOntiR-
ued his beat.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-19
NOT Her FAULT

OF course, the dealer was to blamo.
At any rate, that's what the buyer,
in common with many another buyer
of horses, though. The mare in ques-
ton, he declared, had been sold to
him as being sound in. wind and limb
without a fault, in fact.
Without a fault indeed! Why, the
poor beast-so the outraged buyer
now discovered, to his sorTow-was
blind in one eye and could see with
the other only very indistinctly, if at
all.
Accordingly, he wrote in righteous
indignation to the dealer, passing
heavy judgment on his business
methods and his honesty.
Many such letters had the dealer
received during his career; but this
one was, to him, so quite delightful
and ingenious that he deigned to
answer it.
my dear sir" he wrote, you seem
to blame me for the mares blindness.
This is most unjust. The fault is nc
mine-nor, indeed, is it hers. On ii ,
contrary, blindness is, and always
has been, her great misfortune"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-19

I UNJUST CRITICISM
A storm was brewing in Bill Jones'
back yard,
It's too much of a good thing,
1 Liz" he yelled. Eve told you be-
fore won't have the kids bringin'
the Goals from the shed in my best
hat! Wot would you say, I'd like ter
jTnow?'
j With arms akimbo, his better-half
sauntered into the cabbage patch.
Look here, Bill" she said coldly,
u FstOp Ginning a mint. You've spoiIt
the shape of that there hat already
with your funny head; and, as yer
work coal all day long at the wharf,
,tWhat does that little extra bit of
lodust in yer hat matter? Yer wants
jtsomethin' ter talk aboutp'
faint really the dust object to.
4 But wears that hat of evenings, f" re-
j spOnded the Infatuated one, "and, if
I takes it off me head when Pm out,
Z 1T leaves a black band round me fore
Rhead. An, of course, 1 gets accused
of washing me face with me hat on!''
The Washington times., 1913-10-04
:, Mr.. COLORED MAN,
WELCOME AT
- BEAUTIFUL
HAMPTON HEIGHTS

Why are you paying rent when
the same amount each month will
by you a home?
Start right by getting a lot at
Hampton Heights, one of Wash
ington's most attractive suburbs.
JUST THINK
4Alot of your own for only $500
a month. ....-..
NO INTEREST. > NO TAXES.
5oNlx>oNE sAR FARE.
. Let us talk it over with you.
Take District Line" car on
New York ave 9r H St. to 4sth
Municipal Improvement Co.,
Ro0m5Tfff6GSnee
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DEATHS

BEnNARD-on Friday. October I is11 ae
$40 p. m. EDWARD BERNARD. beloved
husband Of Eia Langley. aged forty-ssvsa
Funeral from St. Teresas Church. Ana
cossa. d. c.. on Monday. October Q. 1917.
n 10 .. m Interment at Mt. OlfSet Csm-
esery. Relatives and friends invited
Nnaries Co.. Nd. papers please copy.l
RANDoLPH-on wednesday. October L ls1a.
At II 30 p. m. HEZEkIAH, believed huD-
band OF Elsie and father o1 He1ekiah and
brother Of Robert Randoiph.
Funeral from Nineteenth 6trost Baotiss
Church. Sunday. October 5. At 12:A Rola-
tiyes and friends invited TO attend. II Csn-
tral avenue. Ivy City.
Richmond and New York papers p1ease
copy.)
SHOLES-Departed this life on xhursday.
October 2. 1113. at u;l0 q. m. at tho Roo1.
dence of her daughter. 133S A street. north
east. ROSAMOND D.. widow Of tho IBeo
Henry c. sholes and loving and dsvoeed
mother OF william H. Sholes. oeog9o c.
Sholes and Nay r. Collision. In the ~.
enty-hfth year Of her age.
Funeral from the Temple Baptist Church.
Eleventh and " streets northwest Sa&ur-
day. October 4th. at 2 Sclock >. N.
Friends and relatives invited Intsgmene
win be private. r.
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$40 LOANS

and upward to owners & fuFnituHA salas1so
einoloyee, and others without security.
NEW COMPANY.
NEW RATES.
NEW PLANS.
0rRanlxed ~ citi1sns for the purpose sf
loSnin9 money af reasonable rates 70 mao
ma women, whom banks VIII noe accommo.
0E-s payments. as | SEe payments. -
81 mymento Sa4 | SSo-e payments 0.w
Il yvu have loan elsewhere bring IN yOuy
receipts and Ne win show you bow much yO9
en- save b. borrowing from ~. HAVING
Crsajt eocs established With N h - eoeS
a 4 bank accouns In time Of need
or rates and plans have proved to b the
Ns0t becauss our customers are dad to como
oendn.
CALI. WRITE. OR TELEPHoNR
ARLINGTON & CO.,
The Washington times., 1913-10-04
LACE CURTAIN CLEANING

RELIABLE cleaning and repairing: hand
work exclusiNely; called for and delivered
prompt. G. II. Bauer. lsls q 1t. NV. L.as37-Y.
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LOAN COMPANIES
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

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+ ranged to meet your pay days.
+ You DON'T NEED TO HAVE A
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!. satisfy u you are honest and able
& to make . small payment montny
4 and you viii get the money you need
L without delay.
i EVEN IF YOU HAVE A LOAN
L NOW CALL AND SEE US ANYHOW.
Z as the chances are we can loan you
Z more money at . cheaper rate ana
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II you are in need Of money why
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The Washington times., 1913-10-04
For Rent.
For Sale.

FOR REST-S-room house at Riverdale, Nd,
with acres rich ground for trucking,
stable. chicken house. good water. fruit, fur.
mace heat: short walk 10 steam and electric
cars. Address OWNER. BOX 2ol. Times
office. 10
The Washington times., 1913-10-04
Vital Records.
Births.

Births.
Claude B. and Hazel n Withaues, girl
Richard and Marie Sanford, boy.
John q. and Louise C. Reading, girl.
Angelo 8. and Rosa Price, girl.
Richard n. and Lille n. Cation, girl
7. Joseph and Mabel B. Dowdell. bog.
Lorenzo and Florence Copolla. girl
Charles and Hattie Gross. boy.
James and Katie Bingham. girl.
Marriage Licenses.
Nicholas H. Whalen and Lutte p. Hesa-
worth both of Richmond.
John H Edge and Marie 4. Grambor9,
both of Washington.
Thomas A. Cappeii, of Washington. and
Ethel n. Handay, of Bethesda, Id.
Elmer r. Varela and Elsie K King.
both Of Washington.
Charles e. Howell. Of New York. and
Kathryn c. Towle. Of WashinEton-
Eliza c. Jackson. 70 years. Providsnes
Mary E. Shoemaker. "a years. ns N
Louis Beliinsky. 81 years. GARFIELD Hos
pital
Eliza N. Rodford. 81 years. GarnaaA
Henry c. Noyes. 81 years, sibley Hos
pital.
Dorsey NJ. Allen. a years. 1859 Rosedale
street northeast
Rose A. Herrity, Is years, sH + strese
southwest
Katherine L. Grissby. months. $50 o
street northwest.
Fannie smith. d years, Tuberculosis
Hospital.
Helen Kicks 75 years, zoe Biands court
Hezekiah Randolph. 90 years. 1905
street northwest
Monroe Fonteroy, 10 years. FreedmensB
Hospital.
Annie Hebron. q years, Tuberculosis
:. Hospital. --s-- --s-s-z---,-f g B-ssS
The evening world., 1913-10-28
Little Novelty at Music Hall.

OF
~
TO
In
spider
swatted ny.
that she Ia q
speak the other numbers though Sam Bernard with
in
forward he had nothing but the tango give variety
cabaret by tossing dishes and chairs the air but the London
reduced itself American vaudeville acts that know
by
start talking
But I ell l Carmen"
Tormada
So much for
The evening world., 1913-10-28

breakneck ride. At a mad rate Of speed.
on q foggy December evening. with tho
Hight OF his lamp hardly able to Pierce
through tho darkness.
lie sprang from his bicycle outside the
gate which was still open. ran to the
house and reached tho hrst floor In a
few bounds.
There was no ono In the little dining
room.
Without hesitating. without knocking.
he walked into Jeanne's bedroom:
"Ah, here you are" he said, with a
sigh of relief. seeing Jeanne and the
doctor sitting side by aide. talking.
WHAT AM news'" asked the doc
tor, alarmed At seeding ouch a state Of
agitation in a man whose GOODNESS he
had had occasion to observe.
No" said Lupin. "No newa And
here7"
None here. either. We have rust LETT
NJ. Darcieux. He has had an excellent
day and he ate his dinner with q good
appetite. As for Jeanne. You can SEQ
for yourself. she has all her pretty
color back again"
Then she must 60"
60? But It's out OF the Question:
protested the girl
You must 20. you must!" cried
hipln. with real violence. stamping his
foot on the floor.
He at once mastered himself. spoke .
few words OF apology and then. Cor
three or four minutes. preserved q com.
plete silence, which the doctor anC
Jeanne we're careful not TO disturb.
At last he said 70 the young girl:
you shall go Tomorrow morning.
Mademoiseile At will be only for one or
two weeks. will ta.'e you 30 your
friend at Versailles. the one TO whom
you were Writing. ! sntrsst you to set
everything ready tonight - With
out conoAalmsnt Of any kind. Let tho
servants know tha& you ere gotnS.
The evening world., 1913-10-28

Let him escape. its the osss dag
that could happen"
lie pressed the spring Of his slsstEie
lantern again. ran to the dreaaing.
room. made certain that the man haA
disappeared and. returning quietly 10
the table. lit the lamp.
Jeanne lay on her bed. pallid. 10
dead faint.
The doctor. huddied In his chair, Snait.
ted inarticula,e sounds.
Come" said Lupln. laughing. ''puil
yourself together. There 10 nothin0 70
excite ourselves about; it's all over"
Her father. $50 Her fathv,"
moaned the Old doctor.
II you please. doctor. Mile. Daretsnx
Is Ill. Look after her"
Without more words Lupln went back
10 the dressing room and stepped out on
the window ledge. A ladder stood
against the ledge lie ran down Il.
Skirtinx the wall OF the house. twenty
Of = rope ladder. which ne climbed aad
found himself In NJ. Dsrcieux's bedroom.
The room was empty,
Just So" he said. MY geutlsnan
did not like the position and has clsAssd
out. Here's wishing him q GOOD four
ney. And. Of course. the door 10
bolted? - Exactly, . That 10
how our sick man. tricklng his worthy
med!oal attendant. used to get up At
nlgnt In fun security. fasten his rope
ladder 10 the balcony and prepare his
little games, He's no fool. 10 friend
Darcieux"
ile drew the bolts and returned -
Jeannes room.
The doctor, who was tust coming out
OF the doorway. drew him to the little
din'ns-room:
She's asleep. don't let us disturb her.
Se has had bad shock and wall take
some time 10 recover"
Lupin poured himself out a glass OF
water and drank 1t down. Then he took
chair ard. calmly:
"pooh. She'll be all right BY to-mor.
row"
what do you say"
Il say that she'll ~ all right ~ -
morrow"
"Why?"
Go Be Continued,
The evening world., 1913-10-28

tina; he had a.s.a3y crossed the thrssh-
old OF the room,
And the adversary stopped, OF that
they were certain. lie Was standing six
steps away from the bed. mot!onless.
undecided perhaps, seeking 20 pierce the
darkness with his keen eyes
Jeannes hand. icy-cold and clammy.
trembled In the Doctors grasp.
with his other hand. the doctor clutch
"a his revolver. with his ringer on the
trigger. In spite OF his pledged word. no
did not hesitate II the adversary touch
ed the end Of the bed. the shot would be
fired at "A venture.
The adversary took another step and
then stopped again. And there was
something awful about that silence.
that impassive silence, that darkness
IN which those human beings were
peering al one another. wildly
Who was /, looming In the murky
darkness Who was the man What
horrible onmity was II that turned hts
hand against the girl and what abonA-
nable aim was he pursuing'
Terrified though they we're, Jeanne
and the doctor thought only Of that one
thing: 20 zee, to learn the truth. to
gaze upon the adversary's face.
lilo took one more ste? and did not
move again. II seemed I. them that
his figure stood out. darker against tho
dark space and that his arm rose slow
IS. slowly.
minute passed and then another
minute,
And. suddenly. beyond the man, on
the right sharp click. a
bright light flashed, was nung upon
tho man. IL him full IN the face. e
morselossly
Jeanne gave a cry OF alright, She
had seen-staniins over her. with a
dagger in his hsnd-she had seen
her father
Almost At the Same time, though thu
light was already turned on. there came
a report. the doctor had hred
Dash II all, don't shoot roared
Lap.E.
iIe threw his arms round the doctor
who choked out
"Didn't you sea p.dn't YOU
see? Listen He's escap.
Ing" 800
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THE Confessions of Arsene Lupin Hs 4Gs e%

quite certain that you have not been fol-
lowed. You will then make for the
walls OF the property. keeping to the
left til YOU come 10 III" little door Of
the kitchen garden. Here IL tho key.
When the church clock strikes II.
open the door very gently aud walk
right up to IN" terrace ~ the back Of
the house, The NTH window Is badly
fastened. You have only to climb over
mo balcony. As soon as you are Inside
Mile. Dercleux's room holt the door
and don't bulge. You quite understand.
don't bulge. either OF YOU. whatever
happens have noticed that Mile
Darcleix leaves her dressing room win
dow atar. isn't that so,"
Yes. It's . habit which taught
her"
"Th.t's tn. way thsy'n come"
And your"
That's the way ] shall come also"
And do you know who the villain h1'
Lupin hesitated and then replied:
mo. 7 don't know. . . And that In
Just how we shall find out But. TIM
plore you. keep cool. Not word. not
a movement, whatever happens"
Il promise you"
II want ora than r1,at, doctor. You
must give me your word Of honor"
Il give you my word of honor"
The doctor went away. Eipln at once
climbed a neisht,oring mound from
which he could SEQ Tho windows Of the
first ami SECOND floor. Several Of thom
were lighted.
He waited for som. ittls lime. The
lights went rlt ono by one, Then.
taking direction opposite 10 that IN
which tho doctor han gone. he bran ched
on 70 tho right and sk,rted tho wall
until he came 10 tire ciump of trees
near which he had hidden his motor
cyrle on tho day before.
Eleven O'Clock struck. He calculated
tho time which n would take the doctor
20 cross tho kitchen-sarden and make
his way into the house.
That's ono point scored" no NUT
tered.
"Everythinrs all Hight on thas SIDE,
And now. Lup'n 70 tho rescued The
enomy won't DO long before hs plays
his last trump and, BY ali thu
gods, I must be there"
He went through tho samA perform.
ence as en- tho n-St occasion. pulled
down tina brancn and hoisted himself u
tho top ~ the wall fr0O which h
was sb.e 70 reach the bisser bpugas Of
the treA
Just then No prtcked up MS earA n,
seemed 20 hear rus,l!Hy OF DEAF
leaves. And no actually perceived q
dark form moving on the level thirty
yards away:
Hang Il air. he said 20 himself ear
done: the scoundrei has smsllsd rat"
A moonbsam pierced through th1
0ouda LaDin distinctly sAw he mar
take ain. H tried to Jump b th'
grounA snd turned mn head. But h
The evening world., 1913-10-28

On the other hand. the doctor will
he good enough to tell NJ. Darcleux and
give him TO understand. with every pos
s!ble precaution. that this journey IL es-
sentLal to your safety. Besides. he can
Join you as soon az his strength per-
mlts That's settled, IL II not
YES" she said. absolutely dominated
by Lupins gentle and imperious voice
IN that case" he said. be as quick
as you can and do not stir from yoar
room"
But" said tho girl. with a shudier.
IAN ! to stay alone to-nigh'?'
Fear nothing Should there he tho
least danger the doctor and l will come
back. Do not open your door unless you
hear three very light taps"
Jeanne at once rang tor her maid.
The doctor went TO NJ. Darcdeux. whl\
Lupin had some supper brought 70 him
In the little dining room.
"That's done" said the doctor. return
ing to him In twenty minutes time. M.
Darcieux did not raise any 9reas dim
Guilty. As a matter OF fact. he himself
Thinks II Just As we'll that we should
send Jeanne away"
They then went downstairs together
and left the house.
ON reaching tho lodge Lup'n called
tho keeper. =.
"You can shut tho gate. my man. II
NJ. Darc4eux should want U.s. send Tor
US at once"
The clock OF Msupertuis Church
struck 10. Tho sky was overcast with
black clouds. through which the moon
broke at momenta
The two men walked on for sixty or
seventy yards.
Lup.n xrtppsd his companion BY the
arm:
''Stop!"
..what on sarth's the matterf' sx-
claimed tho doctor.
'The matter IN this" Luptn jsrked
out, shat n my calculations turn out
right, II I have not mis1udged the busi-
ness from start TO fnish. Mile, Darcisux
will be murdered before tho night 10
out"
'Eh? What's THAR" gasped he doc
tor in dismay But fhen' why ah We
go?'
with thu precise object that the mis-
creant, who IL watching all our move
his crime and may perpetrate II. not
at he hour chosen BY himself. but at
the hour which ] have decided upon.s
Then We are returning TO the manor
house,"
Yes. of course We arc. but separ-
ately."
I'm that case let Us 20 at once"
Listen TO me. Doctor" said Lupin.
N . steady VOICE and let " waste
no time In useleas words. Above an.
We must dsfsAt any ettempt TO watch
w. You viii therefore 60 straight homo
and not come cut again until you ars