The Detroit times., 1915-09-30

INSPECTOR WINGATE. who Is In
a veetiBating the death OF Haig. calls
~ Upon Arthur Lowther.
<Cspyrsgha. isis, ~ the Associated
hSwspaDers- LiAited.t
CHAPTER xxxix-(continued)
sL,oFtmer?" said Sibyl Treverton,
: ahArply. Il don't know him. and
Z vt even % she spoke the words she
I. fancisd she had heard the name be-
4 lprs. Arthur Lowther came slowly
toward her. A close observer might
ahnvu noticed the shadow of fear In
~ eyes.
'swbat II Il. Sibyl?" he queried. \
a man called Lorimer to see me.
10 y0u know any one Of the name?
VI ~Yes," he answered. You'd bet
! tn tel him to wait"
~whp II her
FIJI tell you in . minute" and he
NDared II the servant. {,
v sTou Mr.. Lorimer to wait" she
oaiG The footman took his depar-
!. tnre, md she turned to Lowther.
~who II Lorimer?" she Queried.
70. curse the fellow" he said.
|. ansrily. Look here, Sibyl. old girl.
i Nas going to ask you-going to
$500 with. you-you know I have
so1 Jon III these years. When
!, Gns71od Nrs. Haig-I could not go
DGpk uDoa my world ought to have
&1ufon on the sngagement--that
Ienth I spent here with you--all
~ past came back TO me then
lQUorwhe1msd me like . Hood
Ilnnuo1t ny love for you was dead
49, I learned my mistake-my love
4 IL ycu was not dead-the sight OF
'111n the sound Of your voice, the
t0oA of your hand-all these
1tonrAt e back again. II had only
~ oloeping---it was not dead"
81 III spoke passionately. but now
1oco kas almost = note of despair
~ N voice. II Was % II he we're
6r6i6 that something might happen
~ nahe his marriage with his cous-
II 1nroosible, and he was anxious
r. M her love before that occurred
: As}huxr shs replied slowly. you
lu ~ speak Of this-again-you
~ ~ friend--I do not wish to lose
Sox fxien6ship-"
s1mG eibyl-my dear"
n cannot listen TO you." she said
NJ now 1t any rate-please do
~ ~ any more to me now. must
~ MI see this man Lorimer. You
1xe not answered my question yet.
vyho = her
- looked q her for a few Sec
6o1S without speaking. The hungry
s1l6ht 7haA died from his eyes and
vpa placs to = look Of fear.
19(mer?~ be said. after . pause.
gfnner was the name Of the man
~ stole that paper-after my
sWjfers death"
q 1ioyl drew In her breath sharply.
n That MANI" she said in a low
.Vo1co.
RI may not be the same. OF course
1orhaps some relation. You'd bet
\ ~ III me zee him. I'll send for the
poales and have him arrested"
He wishes to sec me-"
That's very likely. I've no doubt
eh1k he1l be surprised when he finds
- here. I'll tackle him and see
Y hnt hs wants. There cant be any
tnaoo for his wishing TO see you"
I'm he has asked to see me. Ar
~, and think"
yna let me deal with him first
3 - n you think you ought to see
~. III send for you"
u xsry well. Arthur, she said.
.s - 4 he wishes to see me, he'll
z ~ sooner or later"
u ~ walked up to the house to-
fI<k. Sibyl was grateful to Mr..
c)nof, whoever he might be. for
sln9efruption. She had not made
y ~ mind definitely to refuse her
1870 olfer Of marriage. She was
~ love with him--she no longer
<k44~D UUWcx W lOves 30 IL beeueu.
her life was very lonely. and
~osoed . friend. Arthur Low.
had always been kind TO. her
o1 done his best TO keep the
9bout her husband from her
1G He had disregarded his wifes
M ~1shee. He had even let Gyati
~ Tor . time from the hands OF
~ Last the truth should be
IN. anA she should be in danger
1oalne her life.
1onr want to marry him." she
Nool ~but DO not wish to lose
1P1eadship.
~ they entered the house she
IN. uDetajrs TO the nursery. Arthur
= 1Atf catered the library. A pale
~ ean Of about 20. with scanty
"a struggling moustache,
v6m = chair .and laughed
~ hersr Ne said. Il called Al
- ~ ses you."
"a ~ yUu want to see Lady
~ 4 NY business. my dear
- sntirelv vours. n a