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S(I lEFOHE ] came mere last
night" Maillot took up
N the narrative once more,
II thought I had imasinsd
every possible combina-
ton OF emotions with which my uncle
would receive my brasen offer; but
his Amusement whom he heard me was
a. nothing to mine at the way IN
which he took It.
First OF all IN grun. GUM sort
OF way. the old gentleman seemed
really glad to see me: but no was In
. hurry to warn me lat I had better
get my errand over quickly. a. he was
contemplating catching q nine thirty
train for Duluth-for what purpose
he didn't say.
He put It to me biuntly: Did I
want money? II 90. how much and
what forT Nov wasn't that an en-
couragtng beginning In view Of what
l was after? Nevertheless. / was re-
solved to do or die; to be heard to
the end. or else kicked out OF the
house forthwith. That last Is what I
had coming to me. all right-it's what
l was looking for.
Il began ny saying that I simply
wanted him to listen to me for a few
'minutes--to hear me till got through
and then he would know we'll
enough what was after. I could see
that my manner. II not my words.
mad aroused bis curiosity: thus en-
boidened, / plunged right In. told
him NJ nv lnvA for nnln
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The
PaternOster RUBY
BY Charles Edmonds Walk

100000 Worth Of Bad Luck.

old mansion q delicious flavor Of
young. dainty. pretty femininity.
Miss Belle Fluetts and xias 0sne-
We've Cooperate see Mr.. Naillot," an
nounced Stodeer. with all the absurd
Importance Of conscientious Turnkey.
One. Q tall girl In brown ftars and
with truly wonderful hasa eyes, came
rapidly. gracefully, into the room, her
companion following moro ssdatsly.
and then stopped suddenly. - II pstri-
lied. She stood . momsnt-this
picture OF bswiidered astonishmsrt
Royal Mailloti" she cried, what.
ever In the world has happened 70
yeur eyer
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The little leather bog In his left hGad
Is more vivid In my memory than oAy
other detail OF his appearance"
But you can remember how he
was dressedf"
'Oh. yes; just % We found him.
After bidding mo good-night, he or
tainly didn't 70 to bed a. no en-
nounccd he should; he couldn't sv0n
have started to undrese."
'Maillot," said I terseiy. ITS ~
to you and Burke to submit to Q por.
sonal search" ~
He flushed hotiy. but maineained
his attitude of calm. I did not loro
. glance In Miss truette's direeteon.
'Candld1y." I added. u don't thoAk
you have the ruby-for that mates, !
such . proceeding y only fair - -
I'm taking all ths chances. I G1Ghs
TO be bundling you both on 10 ja4i I
don't want to do that. you 80. aod !
deserve some sort Or
Enough" Maillot cut IN. Il -
nevs you'rs . good follow. owift:
have no objection 10 yoo going Over
me with . microscope"
He rose at once ana sxtsuded IL
arms above his head 70 facilitate ~
task.
"Therel" I ejacusetsd at last, With
an attempt aS making lighs q the
matter and at including Misc Coopoe
and Mis- fluette ~ recipients Of ny
apology. 'If you'n only ioss sight Of
The man In tho instrument. y0u'll
forgive The liberty. Nai,lot.
You may %; but let NJ ~
your eyed Thorn al seriouGly--
prepare for Q Griliin6 at the inquest.
I would advise you 20 be frank, q
you have bsen with me: the inoeant
. jury feels that answers are belng
dragCed from . witness they stfaight-
way receive Q bad Impression. I'm
sure Miss Fiuetts would far rather
put up with unwe,como puhstcisy than
that you ahould suffer through cay
Quixotic ideas OF shielding her name"
He took II all - I Intended he
should, but never . Sign Of approval
I'D ] set from the two pretty gipls.
With my concluding words Mlss Tln-
cite thrust o hand under Maillot's
arm and gave II an affectionAte iittle
squesse.
Bafors the door dcssd Mio Coopsrs
head bent and she 6ianced back q
me acroas her shoulder. 1he W.
much the more beautiful Of the tWA
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missed BY not knowing you all these
years! A chip off of the old block!'
He abruptly squared round on me.
and paid me q compliment very sim
liar to one had heard . few nights
before.
"'Sse here. my boy said he. admir-
ingly, for pure and unlimited cheek.
you're In . class by yourself. Why.
the very audacity Of your impotence
u not without It's attraction Here
you come to my house and ask me
all the light and airy assurance of
. bill collector. And the best Of It
10 that you are dead In earnest. too
oh. Lord!' And he went OF into
another gale OF laughter.
II here timidly mentioned tho fact
that had never In my life been more
dead In earnest.
'Earnssti' he barksd at me. Dye
suppose ] can't tell when . man
means what no saysf Humph!
"'But - here. my lad. It's . pity
We weren't drawn together years ago.
ns broke on TO snap at me. Sit
e co"n . ..b r% nSt going to b'''-if 1
"Welli I dropped back Into my
chair. whore l sat blinking. a good
deal bewildered. realizing only dlnly
that I had not been thrown bodily
from the house. and, after q while,
that he was not even angry.
On tho contrary. he seemed to be
In the best Of spirits. Presently he
began 20 put mo through a cross OK :
animation. which 1 can recommend
- model for any one to follow
VINO wants to elicit The minutias Of
detail OF another fellows life.
out everything that had ever oc-
bearing the name Of Fluette was even
remotely aSsociated-a complete his
tory Of Bellies and my acquaintance,
everything knew or had ever heard
about Mrs. Fluette, all about Gene
We've. and every word that I could
remember that had ever passed be-
tween Mr.. Fluette and myself.
"He took me through my talk with
Mr.. F1uette last Wednesday night
! don't know how many times-any-
how. until no must have had It pretty
well photographed upon his mind.
For some mysterious reason. he
seemed to relish the epithst by which
Mr.. Fluetts had referred to him. I'll
bet repeated that part Of our con-
1850 sssoicu tho WIN houhu H1E.
Page chuckled.
But by and by I came to observe
that each mention OF either Belle or
Mrs. k1uette was received with q
courtesy and respect for which l
could not account. ! was at last
moved to ask him whether he was
acquainted with them; but he testify
shook his head and bade me with
some asperity not to ask questions.
He dropped into a brown study pretty
soon. so shut up.
when he spoke again his words
effectively banished all speculation
frotn my mind; IN fact. they left me
speechless. or a sudden no looked at
mo with q sly smile.
my boy no said. almost In
whisper. the ruby's yours"
Thereupon. Maillot declared, Mr..
Page inquired whether he had ever
seen the ruby. to which the young
man replied In the negative. The fire
on the hearth had by that time sunk
to a glowing bed Of Goals. and. save
for the dim rudy glow. tho illumina-
alton was afforded by means OF a
single candle-just sufficient to make
OF the commodious library a place OF
Ehostly shadows, and failing to re-
lieve its further reaches from utter
gloom and darkness.
'Tts Q bonny bit of glass" the old
I onaaoaao haA oext saAd. "Jts -
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compact package. I daresay, - one
can crowd q fortune Into. III ret H.
With a brusQue injunction to his
nephew to remain whore he was. he
took tho candle and disappeased be-
hind the curtains Of the ajoove. which.
A. the reader will remember. con-
cealed the passagsway extending
thence. through the conservatory. and
into the bedroom.
Maillot could not say how long his
uncle was gone: he was stiIl too fun
OF awe and wonder 70 note the pas
sage Of time; but by and BY Mr..
candle In ono hand and q small.
worn. leather boz In the other.
The first he placed upon the table
ing his cnair, laid the little leather
box In front OF himself. He sat Ab-
ssntly tapping II with his AnGsrs, and
from time to ume regarding his
nephew with the same secret, indie
cipherable smile which the yUun6 man
had already observed and woadered
ut.
And now We approach the most
startling. ths most mystifying. stage
OF this amazing conference.
Before giving you this reply" said
Mr.. Page after . while. I'm going
to bind you to . few couditions--foi
your own protection" he haA hastily
added. with q grin. whom the young
mans face suddenly Heightened at
this unexpected contingency. "You'n
agree fast enough altar you've heard
mo. II you don't. you don't get the
Paternoster ruby"--And with . Pc
culiar little lauGh-"most people
unuld a UraA n n vt htnu Hpr AkAA a.
lad"
Take this little bottle to F,ustts,'
were tho words with which my
contents. but ON no account allow
the ruby TO 60 out Of your possession.
mot even for the brisfest Instant
Whatever else he may be. Alfred Flu.
cite II no fool. Once he gets his
fingers on this ruby there's NO tell
Ing what he'll try to put over on you
OF course he has no idea that you
took him at his word. but I reckon
hon have to believe the evidence Of
his own senses.
Then you can make him come to
terms. Well see which he wants to
keep the worst-his daughter. or the
ruby he's sweat blood to get. h.
Won't let hts daughter marry . man
that has drop Of this hounds
blood In his veins. hey7
"'You tell him this. young man. sx-
actly a. I am telling u TO you. Toll
him you have performed your part Of
the bargain; tell him that the second
Miss Belle In yours. the ruby shan be
his: tell him he shall never get his
hands on It one tick Of the clock be-
fore.
He won't hesitate; I know Alfred
Fluette. II you follow my instruc-
tions explicitly. the young lady will
be Mrs. Royal Maill0t by this time
tomorrow night. II I'm not very
much mistaken. hen be the most
astounded man In the world when
you open tho box. You want 10 do
It, too-open It under his nose; dAssis
his -hypnotixe him with IT,
blood-red flame He had been work.
ing himself slowly into q passion:
now II ended In q violent outburst.
Make tho old dog get down on his
hunkers and beg. dye hear7 Make
him whine! Then close the boz and
put II In your pocket. A
hound am ~
HE sat silent for q while. then went
on quite calmly In his former concise
manner.
"I'll give you line over my sigma
ture--he has mighty good reasons for
recognising II on slsht--se he can't
dispute your right 70 bargain with
Vailis1 IA m ~ svn sassv>au
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cred Ut the house for thc
purpose Of psrforming such e6sess -
they could. Among these was Mr.
Ulysses White-of White. 9tonebscak-
Or 4 White-Ar. Pages attorney.
This gentleman informed me thst he
was quite certain the millionaire had
never made any tcstamsntary dispe0i.
tion Of his property. In which event
Aaillot would inherit the whole estate.
After spending some unproatabje
time with the assembled gentlemen--
all men OF Affairs who were impatient
70 be OIL sought cut 6t0dgef, 0aa-
Ing him engaged In conversation W11h
the corohssfs deputy, . talented cd
name d wentworth Be Bresn.
He and went together to the land
Ing to Inspect the body. for there were
one or two matters concerning Wh3oh
was DESTROYS OF his opinion.
He examined the crushed skull. e.
lenuy ana methodicAlly, touching 70
here and there with fingers - HAT
and refined - any woman's. Not Q
word did he utter until Of Q Suddso
he beat Q scowlins look Of comprO-
hcnsion upon the iron candlsottGk.
~ SH"S SsehseI Wouuu VI CoDg0o00
who did this. swiftf' he sskeA.
'That's the problem. Doctor" Was
my reply. There are two eAa00,
though. who are In . dsvfI a 4
uoklish position. Since you're -
now, IL will probably be you who V7l
conduct the Inquest. and I'm q lltS1o
curious to - how the evidence stsikss
y0u.' =
He nodded. ana AFTER dsftiy rsssv.
ering his YlaSses, emptied the pockoee.
They yielded up nothing Of the sligH1-
est consequence to either Of W. ana
ana AND fro"nsd over the body's isft
He presently took Il In his own
hand, and scrutinised Il intsntly, I
watching him intsrestsdly, for he lad
stumbled upon one OF the very points
concerning which ] wanted his opln-
ION. Both members were br,aished
and discolorsd In spots, and bore q
number Of abrasions.
Or. Do Bresn now daPted one Of m
quick. Penetrating looks at me.
carrying something" he said eoa-
c!sely. They couldn't break his nip
tapped him over the head
30 that's what you make OF thoss
wanted to b convinced.
IT think I know" was nv r.n,v.
an oblons. leather box. about four
Inches by three or three and 4 bsSS"
Humph!"-as he fiiied In the
0anks OF removal permit-spct
much 10 Kill q man for"
ruby" "os'sr
from which ! gathered that he had
heard or H. and also that he had al
ready drawn his own Inference an 10
the contents Of the leather box.
walt TILL after the .nau>st.
swift" he Informed mo at partins'
with very direct and authorita tive
manner; but IL the case turns ~
any any promising features I'm In; ect
n, gr'nn'd chssrfuny. Very ws,l
! carried the removal permit to Mr..
Ulysses White. and then 6stooi
myself to . more thorough examino-
ton Of the trasedy's surroundinrn
First OF all. went again 10 the m.
tidy bedroom and the closet above the
concealed safe.
! paused for . moment beside N
old-fashioned walnut table vhSoA
stood close by the beds head. ltes
top had been covered ct some roU0tS
period with artificial leather. vH1Gh
was held around the edgeo " & GlE1S
or braid Of stmllar UAtos1al -
whole made secure b. oraauG11ol
brssg.heaAea tAolo 1900 ~
vals q tvo % thsoo toa1IGA 4. ~ 4
- - o. ~
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n, UsWsAs. isio. b, A. O. McClurs 4 o.,
efNofsls OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS.

IOraB " PRECEDING CHAPTERS.
- Pc. end Alfred Plussas have bssa IN.
- =. - q y. g. a. i;.oYs III .. y
S .Sshs. : a n. Oh jsf - SsyI
" ss;s: ssss ssss I'm s 81: s's ~.
: 49, Ssss .Ss E.s, t s,. az y |.
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CHAPTER Y.
tContinus1.j
The Hidden Safe.

LECTION Of the 0oset floor
wss MP. and now stood On
sdss leaning asainlt . wall;
6eneath IL was Q shallow,
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CHAPTER VII.
HOU the ESH0ud Ended.

1EFORE ! came here last
night" Mailiot took up
the narrative once more,
II thought I had imagtned
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cordials at home. A few minutes does
the work. Saves over so per cent.
Guaranteed strictly legitimate. Small
package. enormous demand, sells fast,
coins you money. Send postal to-day.
Wen show you how to make money
quick. Universal Import Co, $50 Syca-
more street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-14

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