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The Huttig news., 1915-05-22
cHAPTER V.

Sanford Quest was naturally a per. son unaffected by presentiments or nervous fears of any sort, yet, having advanced a couple of yards along the hallway of the house which he had just entered without difficulty, he came to standstill, oppressed with the sense of impending danger.
 Anyone here?" he asked, raising his voice.
 There was no direct response. yet from somewhere upstairs he heard the half-smothered cry of woman. He gripped his revolver in his fingers. He took quick step forward The floor gave way beneath him. He was fall ing into blaekness.
 The fall itself was scarcely dozen feet. He picked himself up, his shoul-
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 CHAPTER w.

There seemed to be nothing at all original in the methods pursued by the great criminologist when con fronted with this tableau of death ant robbery. His remarks to the inspec tor were few and perfunctory. He asked only few languid questions of Macdougal and Lenora, who were summoned to his presence
 Macdougal then turned to leave the room. Lenora was about to follow but Quest signed to her to remain.
 q should like to have a little con. versation with you about your mis- tress," he said to her pleasantly "If you don't mind, will ask you to ac- company me in my car. l will send the man back with you"
 They descended in the lift together and Quest handed the girl into his car They drove quickly through the silent streets.
 In a few minutes Lenora vss in stalled in an easy chair in Quests z;s ting-room
 Lean back and make yourself com fortable," Quest invited. as he took a chair opposite to her. T must just look through these papers,"
 The girl did as she was told. She opened her coat The room was de- lightfully ,rm, almost overheated A sense of rest ,rept over her. She was conscious that Quest had laid down the letters which he had been pre- tending to read His eyes were fixed upon her. There was a queer new look in them. strange new feeling creeping through her veins
 Quests voice broke an unnatural silence
 'You are anxious to telephone some one," he said. You looked at both the booths as we came through the hotel Then you remembered. think, that he would not be there yet, Tele- phone now. The telephone is at your right hand. You know the number"
 She obeyed almost at once.
 Number 700, New York city"
 You will ask" Quest continued whether he is all right whether the jewels are safe"
 There was brief silence then the girls voice.
 Are you there, James? Yes. 1 am Lenora. Are you safe? Have you the jewels? Where? |. You are sure that you are safe? Mo- nothing fresh has happened"
 You are at the hotel" Quest said softly. You are going to him."
 q cannot sleep" she continued. I am coming to you"
 She set down the receiver. Quest leaned little more closely over her.
 "You know where the jewels are hidden he said Tell me where?"
 Her lips quivered. She made no an- swer.
 "Very good" Quest concluded You need not tell me. Only remember this: At nine o'clock tomorrow morning you will bring those jewels to this apart ment. Rest quietly now want you to go to sleep"
 She obeyed without hesitation.
 Quest watched. for moment her regular breathing. Then he touched a bell by his side. Laura entered al most at once
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1.-THE TENEMENT HOUSE MYs
 TERY."
CHAPTER |.

"This habit of becoming late for breakfast. Lady Ashleigh remarked as she sat down the coffee pot, lis growing upon your father. Any news dear?"
 Ella glanced up from a pile of cor. respondence through which she had been looking little negligently.
 None at all, mother. My core spondence is just the usual sort of rub bish-invitations and gossip. Such lot of invitations, by the bye"
 At your age." Lady Ashleigh de ,clared, "that is the sort of correspond ence which you should find interest ing"
 You know am not like that, moth er," she protested My music is really the only part of life which absolutely appeals to me. Oh. why doesn't Della rey make up his mind and let father know, as he promised! -. Here comes daddy, num-"
 Lord Ashleigh loitered for a mo- ment to raise the covers from the dishes upon side table. Afterwards he seated himself at the table.
 q heard this morning." he said, from your friend Delarey, Ella. He went into the matter very fully. The substance of 1t is that for the first year of your musical training he ad- vises New York.
 "4 have not finished yet This cable gram" he went on, drawing a little slip of blue paper from his pocket, was brought to me this morning"
 He smoothed it out before him and read:
 To Lord Ashleigh, Hamblin House, Dor set, England: I find magnificent pro gram arranged for at Metropolitan Opera house this year. Have taken box for your daughter. engaged the best profess sor in the world, and secured an apart ment at the Leland. our most select and comfortable residential hotel. Understand your brother Is still In South America, re- turning early spring. but will do our pest to make your daughters year of study as pleasant as possible. Advise her sail on Saturday by Mauretania.
 "On Saturday." Ella almost screamed.
 J shall now" Lord Ashleigh said. ''leave you to talk over and discuss this matter for the rest of the day. At dinner time tonight you can tell me your decision, or rather we will dis. cuss it together.
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Our friend" he said, ''is going te De mad enough to walk into hell even, when he finds out what he thinks has happened"
 Tt wasn't any ot Jimmy's lot?"
 Sanford Quest shook his head.
 French" he said. keep mum but ii was the elderly family retainer, Mac dougal. felt restless about him He has lost the girl-he was married to hel, by the bye-and the jewels No fear of his slipping away. l shall
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You've Had Rough Time, Lenora." have him here at the time 1 told you"
 You've way of your own of doing these things. Mir Quest" the inspec- tor admitted grudgingly.
 Mostly lucky Quest replied .4Take a cigar and so long, inspector. They want me to talk to Chicago on an other little piece of business. -.
 It was a few minutes before mid night when Quest parted the curtains of room on the ground floor of his house in Georgia square and looked out into the snow-white street Then he turned around and addressed the figure lying as though asleep upon the sofa by the fire
 "I.enora," he said, q am going out Stay here, if you please. until I re- | turn"
 | He left the room. For a few mo- ments there was profound silence Then white face was pressed against 1 the window There was a crash of glass. A man covered with snow sprang into the apartment He moved swiftly to the sofa, and something black and ugly swayed in his hand
 50 you've deceived me, have you9'' he panted. Handed over the jewels, chucked me, and given me the double cross Anything to say?"
 Macdougal leaned forward, his white face distorted with passion. The life-preserver bent and qufvered be- hind him. cut the air with a swish and crashed full upon the head
 The man staggered back. The weapon fell from his fingers For a moment he was paralyzed. There was no blood upon his hand. no cry silence inhuman, unnatural. He looked again. Then the lights flashed out all around him. There were two detectives in the doorway. their re- volvsrs covering him-Sanford Quest, with Lenora. in the background. lp the sudden illumination Macdougals horror turned almost to hysterical rage. He had wasted his fury upon a dummy
 Take him, men," Quest ordered. Hands up, Macdougai Your numbers up"
 The handcuffs were upon him be- fore he could move.
 What about the young woman?' the inspector asked.
 Lenora stood in an attitude of de- spair. her head downcast She had turned little away from Macdougal. Her hands were outstretched. It was as though she were expecting the handcuffs.
 Quest said quietly "A wife cannot give evidence against her husband. and besides, need her. She is going to work for me-.
 Macdougal was already at the door, between the two detectives. He swung around. His voice was calm, almost clear-calm with concentration Of hatred
 You are wonderful man, MT. Sanford Quest" he said. Make the most of your triumph. Your time is nearly mp, there Is one coming whose wit and cunning, science and skill are all-conquering. He will brush you away. Sanford Quest, like fly. Wait few weeks"
 You interest me-" Quest mur- mured "Tell me some more about this great master?"
 T shall tell you nothing, Macdoug- al replied. You will hear nothing, you will know nothing. Suddenly you will find yourself opposed Yon will struggle-and then the end. It is cer- tain"
 They led him away. Only Lenora remained. sobbing. Quest went up to her.
 You've had a rough time. Lenora. he said, with strange gentleness, Perhaps the brighter days are con- ing"
 CTo BE CoNTINUEpl
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 CHAPTER n.

"I am to take 1t, I believe,e Lord Ashleigh began after dinner thateye- ming, "that you have finally decided, Ella, to embrace our friend Delareys suggestion and to leave us Saturday?
 If you please" Ella murmured, with glowing eyes.
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the perfect automaton. His eyes, in stead of being fixed at the back of his masters chair, were simply riveted upon the stones. A queer little feeling of uneasiness disturbed Ella for the moment. It passed, however, as in giancing away her attention was once more attracted by the sparkle of the jewels upon her bosom.
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FIRST INSTALLMENT
STANFORD QUEST, CRIMINOLO
 CYST"

The young man from the West had arrived in New York only that after. noon, and his cousin, town born and bred, had already embarked upon the task of showing him the grea' city. They occupied a table in somewhat insignificant corner of one of New York's most famous roof garden res taurants. The place was crowded with diners. There were many nota- bilities to be pointed out The town young man was very busy.
 Tell me-" the country cousin in. quired, "who is the man at a table by himself? The walters speak to him as though he were little god Is he millionaire, or judge, or what?'
 You're in luck, Alfred" the New Yorker declared. That's the most in teresting man in New York-one of the most interesting in the world That's Sanford Quest"
 Who's he?"
 Sanford Quest is the greatest mas ter in criminology the world has ever known. He is a magician, a scientist, the Pierpont Morgan of his profes- sion"
 Say, do you mean that he is de- tective?"
 Yes" he said simply, you can call him that-just in the same way that you could call Napoleon a soldier or i; Lincoln statesman He is a detec tive, if you like to call him that, the master detective in the world
 When Sanford Quest entered his house an hour later he glanced into two of the rooms on the ground floor. in which telegraph and telephone op- orators sat at their instruments. Then by means of small lift, he as- cended to the top story and entered "a large apartment wrapped in gloom until, as he crossed the threshold. he touched the switches of the electric lights. One realized then that this was man of taste. Quest drew up an easy chair to the wide-fiung win dow, touching bell as he crossed the room. In few moments the door was opened and closed noiselessly A young woman entered with 8 bundle of paDera- ss s
 The criminologist glanced through the papers quickly. No further in. quiries, Laura?"
 She left the room almost noiselessly. THE TENEMENT HOUSE MYs.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-03
JITNEY MEN TO GATHER

Kansas City, No., March 3,-Hear
ye! Jitney owners, jitney drivers,
jitney manufacturers and jtney as
ISOLATION officers from all parts of
the country. The local association
has invited all of you to gather here
in national assembly within two
months for an interchange of views
bearing upon all phases of the serv-
ice.
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SUES RAILROADS JUST IN TIME

7 Wa-e79WW
Charles BlOomhuff, SAP S. Mich
igan aV., was granted a verdict of
$22,5O0 against the Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne & Chicago-and the Penn. rail-
roads in Superior Judge Burke's
court yesterday. --.. .- -
BloomhUff was injured in COLI
sion and lost the use of both arms.
At the time he was told he could not
sue the railroads because the acct
dent was due to the act of fellow
employee.
The federal employees compensa-
ton act which went into effect July,
1910, aboIshes the former law and
BloomhUff filed suit two days before
the two-year limit expired.
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SIGN UP WITH UNIONS
y The Chicago Cooks and Pastry
Cooks union announced today that
three more restaurants have been Or
ganized. They are Reds lunch room,
1853 w. Van Buren, St, and two be-
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STANDING ROOM SIGN MAY BE
HOISTED AT. JOLIET

JoIiet, Ill.,, March Sunless Chi
cago quits sending gunner and other
eonYicts to the state prison here War
den NJ. Allen will hoist the S. R. o.
sign within the next month, he an
nounced today. With one-fourth of
the cells taken by Chicago criminals
the warden must keep all paroled
Chicago convicts at Joliet when he
cannot find work for them down
state. This is the operation of a
recent ruling prohibiting paroled
eonVicts from going to Chicago.
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riioliiton iltama monipuoliiella of.
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Sitnni,ntaifoi1lu pibetddn iofa
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ron ifGipppoestG, titntiii bdrestd Min
mieluiialta IdbteG iinne, tietGmdttGGn
tGpiin ipptd iiiben. Mutta ie, iofa Ell
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fotiellut, oil tGti Martta. &asfaalIa
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iiellG.
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fin IuiiIIitt pmm6rtdipdnid 2ainaa,
miitta NIT oil TOTO tptt0 tiIIiit bdneI-
lie foipin mieraafii buoIimotta iiitd,
eta pbtd pstGipGIIinen iiiboe tuoIlitii
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SnmaIanpal~elnfiet Oiuat iariestet.

Snmalanpaltuelnfiet oiuat iariestet-
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torstsi flo S.15 ip. patti 3:nen fun.
mtnt. eoelliiend torstaina, ionoin o.
len torstaina Muniiinsisia ia perian.
taina Dironisia.
&rntfaiiben Ind iiinmant. Mma.
iasfa flo 10 up. ia ITO 8 in.
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tiistaina 8eecbmoooisia.
Hpbdfoulii Marquetten firfon ia.
IiSia iofa iinmartai flo 1 ip.
Natfoillani toimin faitfia papiIli.
Tia tebt6piG.
s. s. Seimonen,
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Julia flo 10 ap.
26 b. Green @allepn foulr,lla flr
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m0iben, fpldstpneend oman piffu-
maiiuuteeni. -
On nina wieIdfddn pmmdrrG.
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IyysIHullu.
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men perbeiubla Scr. &c. Siiron taIos.
ia. Sartausieurat pibetGGn eniin flo
II ap. ia fifteen iGlfeen p. p. bengel-
listG ia aineellista prolta obielmasia.
% b. 8eatperin firfosia flo 3 ip.
ia nfi1ran forlulla flo s ill.
80 b. @rainerbisia flo s iII.
80 p. grosbpsia 6. &Gllin talosia
flo 3 ip.
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SxmaIanpalpelnfiia pibetaam Ser.
iepm GitpsiG, W. s.

80
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Mippifirffo pibetG6n filtfm1oen
eniimGiienG funni,ntaina.
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i~unmintaiiin flo ~ 8 In. firfosia,
Chestnut atp. ia $enrp It. fllmaSia.
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Smpeluieuron fofoufiet on iota
torstai flo 2:Ita perbeisid.
gpbGfouIua pibetdan iofa iitnnitrt-
tai flo 2 pGimdlld toistaiiefii pappi'
IaSia.
Se~urafunnan ia Wlieriioieurat II.
tomat pibetddn fuatfaiioen toiiena
Iaaantaina, Clinton #. ia @ranb It.
falmosia, aIfaa flo 8 III.
SEEM @ocbeIIesia, 81. q. iofa hut
fni6en ipiimeiiend humanitarian s.
b. ebtooIIiien fansia Ito $50 Mana
2acpoo6 afp. 2rtb. firfosia ia iofa
toinen torstai raamatin ieIitps ia.
masia paifasia Ito 8 inaIIa.
Ompeluierran fofous iofa torstat
toistaiiefii @rs. o. SImoien I,oma
Ito 2 b.
Gutfim, 81. 9. iofa ~friifauben fol.
manteno tiistaina Ito 10 ia 2 pdipdl'
ID.
@uisia paifoisia eri ilmoititfien
miifoon. Sobon Saofana.
14O Stegman ST., Seriep Gitp, 81. y.
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eft. fansia.
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S. rlrpilainen.
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Snmalanpalmelnfiia ipDsfmnlla:
% p. SeinGioella &oifon talosia flo
s iu.
26 b. Saooocfisia flo 10 ap.
26 b. &eo @pella flo $50 ip.
26 p. Sebefasia 6. Sullimanin to-
loSia flo s ill.
Watti Inttonen,
Self. 6S.2 9. g. 9. MiIls, Minn.
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muiIesia iefameIsfasja. :

mield iaanut baluamaania pastals-
ia? - fpipi tati.
81 pfiifGan = ia niiben lufil
maan fasmaa, enenee - fobta ne
bautaaipat minut paliouoellaan. -
= Sumala moi n%iioenfin alta aut-
taa. -
- &ilfa OF Siimala?
SGti b~dmmGstpi moista fpipmps-
I'd min, ettG unobti wastata.
= ga onto Sumalaa? - fpipi
2aina mielG.
Sept tGti oifein pelastpi - bGnen
mielesiGGn pGldbti aiatuS: tuobml
on bulluuoen oireita mlltta fat-
iaboettlaan 2ainan ipwalliiiin, nil
iaiiiin iilmiin rallboittri ban beti.
i'
- Suollaiiiafo opat ne fpipmpf-
let, joiIIa find itieGii waimaat? =
fplldpd olet cfipnpt bpoopttomiin idr-
iett0miin jGrjen miiiasteluibin, moi
linuas, 2aina! - pubui tdti oifein
buolisiaan.
Sstuttiin fal,ar aanett0minG. SG-
ii ianoi taas:
- NGpttGG iiltG, fuin oliiit jolltit-
nut min fallas, faltas iiitd Dfiinfer-
taiiulloesta, iosta raamattu pr,buli,
lapien mielestd, iota patti Ell moi
tlilla taimaan paltafiintaan. =
@titen woin .iaaoa lapien mie-
len, tulla pfiinfertaiiefii? = fpiGii
2aina taas.
= Siten, ettG Illpiprtt faifesta, mil
I'd iinulla on, omasta iGrfeilemiiestG-
iifin ia filllntelet pfiin Serran GGn-
I'd ia antaitbut SGnen ioboettaipaf-
1een. =
= 81 minllla ole ballta eifG moi-
mac i%elirata it'd neliipoa.
= Soat Serralta. =
= Miten2 =
= Yppod Sdneltd! =
- @r olaa. =
= Sind DIET iban mabboton! =
&lifoile niinfuin oiaat, maiffa fuinfa
febnosti, fpllG SGn fltlilee, iillG eli
ban faarneenfaan pojat SGntG buiioa
iuotta.
= sc ~rltfoiisfo iitten minlta alit-
taa?- -
- 81, maan Sltmala. -
= Tufoufienifo SGnet taipnttao
min,ta a1ttamaan2 -
Sdti fatioi 2ainaan lempeG ni,bte.
III iilmisid. Sonfun betfen fitli,ttuo
bGn ianoi:
= 2pbouttafoon ia reltipofoon IL
mia itle Sierra, nina en- oiaa iitd teb-
oG en-, en- = finn DIET noi1t -
= TiljofaS = liiGii 2aina.
= Hiin jultri = lanoi tGti, iurlt.
mieliieSti naurabtaen = ei iinl1ltr
pdGie miltGGn pitolen fiinni. =
= SGn1d niljaffl,ltteni mlta itieG.
nifin inbottaa ia biripittGG min TO.
maSti = ia iifiipG plenfin ajatelli1t,
eta mitapa Sltmalafaan tallaiiella
tefiii. =
= GDlld Sumala moi mielG mlto-
bostaa iiniit mieIeiiefieen. =
= 81 ie malta SGnelle iitG pai-
naa = Ianoi 2aina fatferasti, repi-
en- paperipalasta, jofa of ioutunut
bGnen fGiiiniG.
SGti maifeni. HeittGen iilmGniG
fdoellG, ban nGbtGpGsti maipui ru-
fourteen.
Sefin barmitti 2ainaa.
XII.
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Sorstaina 30 b. flo 1873 in.
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Sorstaina 8 p. flo 1913 iu.
Eeriantaina 10 p. flo 1913 iu.
Sunmintaina ~ p. flo 10 ap. ia
flo 7 iu.
&esfipiiffona Is b. flo 1913 iu.
Sorstaina 90 b. flo 1913 iIl.
S"unnuntaina 26 b. flo 10 ap.
Qolloin rippilapiet fdpipGt ebtoolli-
iella) ia flo 7 iu.
IS. Miettinen,
as Soiepb IT,, @sbtabula Sarbor, ..
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= IeiIle on iaapxnrt iii,iri pali.
foima @iriifirioia, Sionin aanteIei.
ia, 2utberiifien airffo.B ostinoita 3.
m. be%neeIIiiid f~irioia, ioita mppmne
boltpaIIa. adpfdd f~atiomasia tdmdr,
Ieboen fonttoorisfa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-30

Snmalanpalmelitfiia fDesfntlla:
26 p. @Ipsid flo 10 ap. ia 1873 iu.
Sron 2afella Sobn @elmoies-
ia flo 8 palm.
S. Sirmi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-30

Sartansienruia iDDsfnnlla:
90 b. Sopiaioen foi1lulla flo s ilI.
26 p. flo 10 iamasia paifasia.
6. @iffi
8rrIe, isis.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-30

&irfommenuia ia bartansienroia pi.
betaam iDpsfnnlIa:
26 p. Cast 8rancbina flo 1 pGi-
pGlIG.
26 p. Mais gitpsiG flo s iIl.
@iiista ilmoitufiista ilmoitetaan
e%ritpiiesti.
S. &anfila,
@or Gil. Mais, Micb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-30
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