The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-07-09

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cate Young Henley. but fal1sn
NJ Seale was sent here % LAKE
erssSnal search. He cane 70 fi's a'i
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90 the Eat where the goDng cDupss
had lived. IL was deserted. ana W
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o.,a,rsled and the wife Ieft nim- We
bave b.eu unable 20 discover hsf
vberea bouts. She did not return 70 of
eaaoc,anicate with her own people IL
sbe west or with sny former friehos
Ia this city. She simply cisafl's,afs1
go ws have some reason ~ oeiiexs-
e.,soafttsd suicide TIE body q
yo,1uz woman fitting her general DC
.cvfptiou was taken from the river
and buried without Identification.
And young HenIeyY' asked a. De
paused
sHenley." be continued graVeiy.
was at last located under an assun-
ed name as a prisoner Ia the Indiana
peuitentiary ct Michigan City. serving
sentence Of fourteen years for forg-
cry. He positively refuses 10 identify
himself as Philip Henley. and all our
efforts to gain him pardon have
failed"
But what have I 10 do with al
thIsf- questioned, beginning TO have
q faint glimmer OF the truth
Wait Here was peculiar situs-
doc. The administrators are all old
personal friends Of the testator, snx-
lous to have the estate retained In the
family. Some one must impersonate
Philip Henley long enough TO permit
the settlement Of the estate"
rose TO my feet Indignantly
And you thought l would consent
would be a party TO this fraud?"
Now. wait. Craig" as calmly as
ever. This IL nothing TO be ashamed
OF nor. 50 far as | can see as law
yer. does IL involve danger II will
make a man OF Henley. reunite him
with his wife II she still lives and
give him standing In the world. We
are merely helping the boy to retain
what is rightfully his. Don't throw
this chance away hastily. Ten thou
sand dollars Is pretty good pay for a
couple Of months work.
] sank back into my chair undecId-
ed, yet caught by the glitter Of the
promise. Why not? Surely. 1t would
do no harm. and. II the administrators
were satisfied. what cause had to
object?
"But-but can that be doneY' | ask
ed hesitatingly.
Easily" Vail assured Young Hen.
ley has been away 1--we years: even
before that he was absent at school Sc
much as to be practically unknown ex.
cept to the older servants These huv We
all been discharged and scattered. The
wife Is entirely unknown there Any
one. bearing ever 50 slight a resem
oiance. would pass muster. All you