The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-06-04

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the prov'nS inat heather ID not ns
child OF q willful murderer; that an
other man ola the deed Tor which no
suffered can 40 IL ! feei conndent
that can 90 II; ana IL you VIII not
help me-
Help your After what have said
and reiterated thaf no 10 guilty, guilty.
guiityr
Advancing upon her with each rope
ton OF tho word. no lowered before
her. an imposing, almost formidable
figure She need again nis anger.
which might vel DO righteous. and
with almost preternaturai Insight bold.
iy declared
You are too vehement 70 quite con-
vince me. Judge ostrsndsr. Acknowi.
edge II or not there 10 more doubt
tnan certainty In your mind: doubt
which ultimately VIII lead you to help
me. lnen my way snoaia broaden
= way ~ ,ne Gnu OF wnicn see
united ooup'e-my daughter ana Jour
son. on. sns .or.ny o. n'm. the
woman u'v.e 'o',n. - no maae an
one' Icp'nsn' snu .mperetse SOS
ture' ass anyone an the town wnere
We nave h'so'
Abruptly ana without apology for
nis rudenesss Judge ostrandcr turned
his back. then with q quick whiri about
which brought MIN face to face with
her once more. ne impetuousiy asked:
Madam. you were In my house this
morning. Ton came In through the
gate which Bella had LEFT unlocked.
WIZ you explain ~hox yoa came % Dc
thisf DID you know that he was going
down street. leaving the way open be-
hind himt WAS there collusicn b.
tween your
Her eyes looked clearly into his.
She felt that she had nothing to dis.
guise or conceal.
II had urged him 20 do this. Judrs
ostrander. I had met him morn than
once In the street when he went ont
to do your pyramids. and used all my
persuasion to induce him to give me
this one opportunity Of pleading my
cause with you. He was your devoted
servant. he showed II in his death. but
he never got over his affection for
Oliver. ! had listened to waa. folks
said. had heard that you would receive
nobody; talk to nobody. Bella was my
only resource"
He was scrutinixing her keeniy, and
for the FIRST time undsrutAndinxiy.
Whatever her station, past or present.
she was certainly no ordinary woman.
nor was her face without beauty. III
as II was by passion and every ardor
OF which = loving woman II capable
No man would Be- likely to resist n un-
less his armor were thrice forged.
Would he himself be able TOT He b.
gan to experience Z cold tear---a dread
which drew 4 black veil over the fu-