The Springdale news., 1915-09-10
great jewel that had obsessed her since

great jewel that had obsessed her since the day she had first beheld it, said nothing more, but bit her lip and clinch- ed her hands until the nails marked ter palms She WAS impatient to reaeh Mrs Randolph'~ house and be alone with her t,esife for the diamond.
 Arriving there =45 turned her tottcr Ug friend o1er to t'Ie miu>trltious of her maid fnt. t.etv to. 8er uaaruuul Sae alahHed T #pei@HoIr siald hy tl.c win tioH and looked out .JeIg9sS tlu sleeping =aity !. =1.s4s a4ftel= A44dsH-llt LON Who ~aa.1 get t6e dHEoUT:
 fHgfr had bcta t1o -I.-e 10 fur hcr dis russ lhe liial1eud >tlla her silly hos tee., IRe diamond from tAc sky was 2 fezve to be Wo9u hy women who G.t.el=.zsI4Ere to il. =a gem io bc wrestcd from t'ie weak by mon who cared for i ne eaeeeqaen eN. ept to gain it.
 F557 vyeHJd -a4H t now: IT Blake Eet f .f5 a-rHl- -of .Nt,r Bloom and his htutt1ar, tl1e paunha-tpr. would she be able fo elIale il from these astute Hebrews: >he doUatrd this But if ftt;fit &tanlef got ii Vivian knew it Houtd he hers WithoGl dispute.
 Ginning as Detective Blake was ana 1 as astntc as were the Eioons, Vivian MarStan fell T supreme confidence in ] the daring unserupuous determination l Of Eaif stanley to get the stone to gain her love.
 The diamond from the sky, crime stained as f was, had never been sul- lied by the hands of traders. Since the daY, according To its legend. it had fal. len to earth ia I meteor and had been gained the =hrstArtlnr Stanley. gen tlemaH adeeHtHfer If colonial Virginia, three hundred yesgfs 5JzHue, it had never been eAeaReaea ar ae5a~ed by being iu the IfttIds of little u1u who bought aad sold is gIeu4tHg glory and ap praised il at price
 It had no price; il was jewel to adorH=heauty at tie hands If daring.
 This beautiful woman of bold heart did well to reiA on the desperate young maR who had reached up from the knees of murder already for the dia maHd ffoH tIte skx. Now further iii cited =b1 his infatuation for her, she kneW he would not fail
 After Blake and he had sent Mrs Randolph and Vivian Marston home, Blake had seHshta telephone and noti. fed .Abe Bloom that the diamond from the sky Was on the neck of the Chinese idol. Then it was that Blair Stanley had stolen away and had seized the T II f+ climbing the fire escape at the back of the den. smashing the window and sHatehiHg the diamond
 We have seen how the frcnzied Chi nese tong leader, Hung Lii had, in at tempting to maim the despoiler. sever ed the neck of the idol and cut down tie swinging lamp before the idol just when the detective. Abe and Ike Bloom supplemented by the English lawyer. Smxthe. had arrived on the scene.
 IH shed by the Chinese den Blair, in his quick exploration and approach, had stumbled upon motorcycle. In the excitement that followed the fire lie had dropped from Inc last iron lad der at the haek af fhe den and ha6 whirled aWay through back alleys and streets To where he knew Vivian Mar stoh would wait awake for him anu the diamon1
 He had the diamond and he would have her. He felt the great gem and the luxurious woman were worth au he would dare for both. and that was much
 Arriving beside the Randolph man sion long after mian4ht. he saw the light eleaWing from XiYiau's window, toward which ! W,stafia elamLered.