The evening world., 1915-02-23
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HIGH TREASON
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=, nsns's and . scenario o. ny0De
he SssSss. .rssr ssvpr ~ ~.
You dtAn't nsaA 10 % u, ~ youf
shossh. TN say sKsi mod
He paused.
'l1i skip al thas. Ysu wAat -
know sousthing abou4 shis eSunnl-
sation. don't youf Well, ean'A,eeil
you much. But here's ~ ,0wn, 90
perience-if you care TO ifstSa to:lt"
I assured him Of my interest, and
yon may well believe thst I did1nos
felsn the Assurance. for b. nswnUy
brain bussed with many auestions.
and hoped he would be- ablS % m
IT havsn't any idea whsss I shGu11
bsgin." said Pembroks Jonas. sa1ar-
Ing this from his throat wi&h
couEh. TT II painful for me 20
awsn On the question u what
hrousht me to Chap Beok MsW1'--i
..Eh 7" ! qusstisnsd.
He amilsd . trins ssdly. IAN II
rood time. old man." hs bs64ed.
walt untii I've psopsslv pAss1sd
the painful part. I'D bs2ssR 0Dido
eve oser =. y Cant interest ysu.' 1sss.
"'Thsrs Wore two Of us, NY sss,s
and I. Father was q curatc h d(hS
North oountry-nswer nin1 Waogo.
He died whom I Was sixteon. Dhot
was fourteen. We had no relatives
70 spoak OF: fewer friends, And per.
haps two hundred Dounda. Nnls1Sae
had . voice haA soma fa0ilhfYvfOr
compositioa. We came to L0hooa
and Millicent prepared for the s1ngo.
had the rebuffs mat tsua1ly S1.hil
. BEGINNER In Dettors-nel I uDtOe
n .
we're near the enA ef our tive hunored
] went to . nisht school and i0asAod
telsgraphy IN . fOw months, end
toune position at thirty shiI1inoD .
wsek.
''Of eouras that wasn't enougA 70
both. Millicent realised that, sns
In spite OF my protests went on n
amau part At . uttle suburban 4ho
strs-clapham Junction. They an
keen on young girls for musical play.
IN London. and after her angaeoUDn(
thars Terminated she got . plaza u
the 0alsty. Hers she Attracted
wealthy young chap. was attra9ea4
~ 1ia. and cans 70 ne weeh ~ n
forzdakaon ens day that - was ahr.
Rid, and they vere 10 take . flA4 ~
Hyde Park 1ansiohs. M
Z met her hnsbana. He wao WAa:
~ cen Uoatleman. Several amo0eh
iatsr - Aeosreod hSr. It tran0leo1-
nsves 0la1 hew; that would tG1Do&o
beag-<ha& ~ wls ehs 80 % Len
AvUrn. W. haA recently Guoeo6o4A
70 hls uncls's title. the Du,ss se 49,.
thera. Z wees % - ~ s1x9So1
brethsr-tn-saw-nSw Lerl Avegf t1mt
ss,f. A. 1sst - 1saisd knsWlo1Qe o&i
int Q nASa. oeclartng that - wou10i
pension W to 1sep our nouthe sAu4,l
that he wedding was . mock eoAS
that NLllissnt had nsvar been ~ v4eol
ard had 90 claims On hin; bue ~
apare .snaAdAl ~ wo,old pay - -; ~
quist. Thsn-I knls& IN 3AY1.!
ases vss , iIsai pAeHssnfse hgsshe|
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"foS say ss7Hiss fSs sSi.Ay 49,
snsued over the mar1es = =
dYks's soa. I ran into hldAas Ag4n
LAmehouse way, waiting tharo u140|
thinss shosld blow over Se1eDUe1yl
for me 10 syn aboard . se1p 9o21
the locks. The nsvspApere Gpt hee4/
Of The stosY. puhlshsA ~ 49,
.raph ana ds:criptaon-wilfrS s9esSc
iag nus1eri-for. 30 ss4".S3 -
gratsd-"that houAh haA llo4 ~
had masrisd Nilllcane. 10 - HoDY
what he had told NJ. 10ey go y
came TO blackma1l him - ko9o ~,
marriage q sscsVt-well-<here'o 49,
Ing to s. gained ~ Safu1AG fAte rev.
"ytnAI1y I eans - ~ - q -
string, aA1 went down - ne D1t|
InAAa Desks. 4 maa - - Syo..el
brsakwater-aaA came vl - - -.
ting hls hAnl On ~ aAoulAaP 60
msntioalnS NJ na0s. Z veuA AsYo
shown flGht, I OuOpess, 6ue - -
tinusd rapidly 20 tAs seeeet 0a1 -
was my friend, allDDel . vUVuevup
into my hand, and Sos1 ns - ahooo
him IL he showsd any sisns q -
trayinG me. We went out Of IL.
yards and got On DlsckwaN epQGNol
as far ~ the oaty: thsa . 49,
took ~ into o, . :trss; 80. 1920 ~ ~
dismissed the cab. This nttlo oogoo4|
turned abruptly into another 80
smaIler one bsartng ths na0o -
Portman News. West % far neee-
ing extraordinary-
"But the man who took yva t>nse
what about him." ! askea, fmpa-
tientiy. II was plain thst Ne aYpaa-'
cation Of Pembroke Jones y Seeeers
W 70 oNsovSN s@sSss - Ssss s~s~~ wv.
local color.
"Psease. old man." hs plsAdsA
please give me- the pleasure q tel1ln9
the story In my own way. NOV.
where was I7-yes-Portman Mora
Well. that was only street. cfnfAhaee
with idls coachmsn In m onoos
waistcoats summing themselves. and
grooms polishing bits Of harness BE-
tween conversations. II seemed o
blind alley until . very narrow open-
Ing was revealed by the backing OF
brousham into the last coach house-
the opening Of . cobbls stoned alley
out Of which We came Into . vsrttabie
cul-ds- sac. fanked on two sides by
garden walls with iron spikes set tnto
their fastneases; and on the third BY
the crumblins bricks Of one Of the
coach houses. all three walls over-
crown with ivy. moss anA creeperU to
such an extent that my flrst imprse-
sion was that had oome into eircle
rather than q square. -
And, Indeed. . square u wA0 nots
rather an Irregular polyepn. foP the
fourth side was taken up Win eoeer
slanttng house built at en- angie Of
some eighty five degrees 20 the
southward. II was two stegtee In
height, with . gabled roof which
TOPPED an attic and bad 0vident1y