Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-03

Guy kimberley. son OF Anne. the Marcnion-
seTlsya estates. Is In "d Danger geaF Of s9 death taH Sd from two
EbT1oGps Of conspirators. One group u led by
seieHnco. master at eH4 HarP IL sI School dna where Guy
Is studying, The other group Is led BY a
R RPfsGi AhR ssd OF H alsS Ss s ssS ieh IS snE sSsdd
to Anne Wimberley., His sister. Mrs. TTayers,
Eri . = Killed n the the m rTs5 P %So ha Hfa bstT asU iGRHi his
sister and let another suffer for his crime,
ETieissS. L LoPde Ar KhGTs Me enIst is sP Watching over
the boy. but his vigilance Is lnetteetiye; A stisy
is kidnapped. Mrs. Travers denies al knowl-
edge edge Of his whe[sa6Outs' She sob Is y MiihqraiS s h
love with Guys sister. Joan Wim6eTiey. Pre-
S pa q ds sc Rsy island 4 5an1 Sat. Instead Tste Nt q tn. CON
splratoTs, he fnds a dead man, RoGtor ana
f Dick M MeTs c %ors d sRSs siS off the coast q
Spain. A day later an attack - Wsue sN ~
Lord Arthur Meriet. who is next In thS SuS
ErIoigh, after. making sure that his vJ past
S SGrIeR not to ne @a Glsfi SiSi they FfsSai Fo on their honey
PEELED BY Lord Arthur to break his engage
inegt TO Anne Wimberley; Lord All ATthiS IN love
with James Travers.
James has compos.ed g great opera 1.ro.r,.
1000 pounds.
CHAPTER XVIII Ccontinued).
Lady kimberley came toward them and
Vertigan raised his hat.
PLEASED to see your ladyshlp," he said.
TIN on a walking tour through Devon
shire. Very hot walk. I can tell you"
Lady kimberley smiled. sit must be-"
she replied. 'I've found It hot walking
Just along the top of the cliffs and down
his hill Are you going far today?'
Another 10 miles, I expect h a
lovely little village that is on the top OF
the hill. I wish 1 hadd time to rest here
for a day or two, but when a man gets
a mania for walking nothing will stop
him for more than a meal or a pipe by
the wayside. Wen. I must be getting on.
Goodbye, your ladyshlp. Goodbye. sir"
He raised his hat and walked hurriedly
across the sand. Lady Kimberley glanced
at her husbands face and then shivered.
ST can't bear that man." she said. "I
suppose II Is because we suspect him. I
wish, Jack. you'd get rid OF him."
"He does his work very well. Anne,
and / should ave to explain to tho gov
ernors. ] don't like him myself. but there
Is no definite evidence against him-only
suspicious. Well. we won't let the sight
of him spoil this glorious morning. III
slip on my things and get into the water"
He disappeared between the folds OF
the entrance to the tent and v minutes
later emerged In hts bathing dress. Ten
minutes afteFward they were both in the
sea laughing and splashing each other
with water like two children.
I'm afraid. SIR" said Vertigan. -that
this win be my last term in the old
place"
John ErIelgh Isant back in his chair
and drummed his fingers on the table in
his study. He a only returned from
DeVonshire the day before and term had
commenced. The new boys had already
arrived and were at that very moment
being examined so that they could be
placed In forms suitable to their knoWi-
edge. On the following day the others
would return
MY health Is failing. SIR Ysrtlsan
continued. and ! hnd the strain OF
teaching too much for ma / am sorry
10 Leave
John Ereigh smiled grizzly,
Il have no doubt. Vertiganft ne aaid
Ia a quiet volce. that your d8ciaion Il :
W~ell-eonsidarsd one"
.Kes. Il Is. j am very fond q my work.
ana ! think the boys set on well With
me-. But i want rest
John Hrlsigh nodded Hs kneR quite
vel what VA coming.
Il shall also." Hertsan went on want
money ] have nol hsan able 70 saws
much while ! have been hare
41ou vent get any mora from ma"
- 90 not knou where eIss 7 ana 70 FeI
IL except s I aid before. from har
aHyeHin. 4 wanted $500
4 haFe mes - msch 81 lhp HaIIaH
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