The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-04-03

| VIM AuuNs A4NhsAtA SARs 1Vst0t I,
you that pumped her yesterday after
noon or me that watched her for q
month. Me that heard her talk her
soul out to her mother an her lover!
tell you, Ahe told the truth"
Yes. and how did abe know be died
OF apoplexy1 She wasn't there"
"She didn't know except on hear.
say. But do"
"How?'
Because, Martin MCGEE. Just be-
cause. You know Cleary--I don't
mean the sergeant mean the Coro-
ner's physician that made the Hanska
autopsy. There's some Cororer's doc.
tors I'd trust my life with as soon as
any. but Cleary-polltical appoint.
ment--you know. DO you think that
Cieary. when they handed him over q
man stabbed In the heart. looked any
further into the cause? In betting,
though, that even CleGry must have
seen one thing which would have
meant something TO anybody but a
political doctor. saw IL that night.
And this Perez Estrilla --fellow saw
IT,"
oh, you're talked TO him them"
"Thatll come In later--if you're
still listenin' to me. Well. before he
knew what | knew. this Estrelia told
me that Captain Hanska. after he fell.
was bleeding at the nose I'd seen
that. too-when came into the house
ahead OF the doctor Now here's the
thing to do" che added, You call
up that DR.. Cleary right now. You
see II he didn't notice it an just walk
away from tt"
Inspector McGee. with the air OF one
who punctuies bubbles, opened his
telephone.
Spring double O." he said. and
then to RosalIe; You can listen on
the extension II you want to-" HIS
voice was formal. and he averted his
eyes
Or Clearly" inquired tho Inspector,
Inspector Niece Doctor have you
your notes on the Hanska case? The
autopsy mean. In your pocket note
book? Well. just one little thing. Did
you md any blood on tho nostrils!"
Here's the record" came back Or.
Cleary's voice after half-minute;
slight bleeding from the nostril
caused probably by the fall"
That will do" said McGee--"wait
a second--you didn't perform any au'
topsy on his head! You didn't look
into his brainT"
What was the use?" came back
Cieary's voice. little dehantly, He
MAS stabbed In the heart. wasn't ,e-'
Now who's lynn" said Rosah-, lie
Grange. az she hung up the telephone
But there was still snarl In Nc.
Gees voice as he spoke;
You think you can monkey with III.
law! You, You think you can set
crooks loose just as you please and
got away with IL, It's all very well
for you. but look AT the fix you're leav.
ing for me. The Hanska case ia
cleared up Wade is innocent. We've
had the wrong man all the time. That's
joke enough on us. But when we
find the right one. he gives us the
slip, The Big Commissioner will get
roasted by the papers and hand Il to
thu Deputy Cornish, and the Deputy
Will pass the buck down to me, and
III have to report how Il happened
Yes. and will. too" he burst out
-l'll tell, all right, Conuiving at es.
cape, You know what that means7"
is Il felony or a misdemeanor"
asked Resale Il sort OF forgot which
II wac AT the time committed It."
Look here" said MCGEE, you can't
hur me"
Il know can't" said Resale. AN
you can't me-. either"
Come. gu. With II then--what have
you doue and why did YOU do IT."
AS Tor what I've done" said Ros
allie, "tcllin you would be spoilin IT,
why did | do v, I've answered that
couldn't trust you or any man alive
to let that poor boy of. Apoplexy?
You saorted when his sister said IT.
an you'd be snortin' now Il you had
aim here III front OF you. They'd
laugh him 10 the chair I've saved YOU
tho necessity Of KILN an Innocent
man. An ought to BE- thanked, not
Kicked
You'll &c. worse" said Martin Nc
Gee; you'll SO up that's what viii
happen 10 youl"
Now viii |. Knocked Resale. break
ing cut her dimples. full,hlazon, for
the FIRST tine IN two days. What All
awful trick on a lady! Especially
NhoH youll have 10 do 1; Yourself
You're the only witness Gully per,
sen who knows that | Promised 20
deliver Estrilla, Youre the emily per
sou that's heard inc confess let him
e., away So youll be put on the
N'tfess~taal. an then I'll be put On
'h0 s'aad An I'll testify how ,ht
Nav (crs police were hailed with the
real criminals passln right under their
roses twenty times day. an how
poor e2Ari.n house keeper TINT used
10 ae q medium. est a plain. good old
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