Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-13
The Intervention
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from Huron l saw 1t was time to take
action, and pretty slick, too, so l invited
MIN up to my flat-and, we'll, l guess he's
there now"
dered him?" '0u muir
Why' no. As 1t happens, there's a little
luih oer-room in my fiat that amt got no
wlndows-only a skylight. Huron in
spected 1t. and we allowed that II would
make a mighty comfortable little prison
so we screwed down the skylight and
nailed some bars across it. Then we nrt
d nhattress In and furnished the room
quile IS eIesant' and when Mr. Arrol came
aiong We Just popped him in there and
lett him to holloa."
IN IN plain words, you kidnapped him?,
we won't quarrel over words Eus-
tace. l had to get the start of him Us,
in first" se' '"e SPADE
FUNNY business, on my oathw sx-
claimed the engineer pacing anrr,,,, -
ana tro' But what about food Tba 49, "
VIII die of starvation" man
On we saw to that all right I've
Shinese IN servant, Lee Sing. He's as fsitb
Ne Ha,s as Ioa,, Gos and as silent as the tomb.
Eustace reflected. "And now is tha. =,
you nave to tell me?" he injured VIII
an appearance of calmness. VIZ"
l guess you're at the end of a. ,.
mat III be obliged If you'n bs, n, e1cept
tSet those plans There'l be trouble iS
her Ie,,o,. er.t 'aauu Flessey has got word from
E,,st.si 'O.er ana the tees walk in here
Eustace did not seem aIarp,sd 80
prospect He sat down and Iooi,aa me
oiother sio with a fixed. inscrutabIe sTorni tiis
iittI. E, Now / m going to tell Won 1,Iite .
ne sald. You have mada ,,d,,,'.'., 2
out 10 De very considerable kinj 80 stI, selI
anu anu ruHan throughout this whole b,'"J
oS Ana, pass over your scandalous nagIsct
IONA nS &c ause you seem to have been
iona @Iohu or her In your own wav. bV. oeeh zen
won't like to hear what rye 90 out you
ABOUT the rest Of your conduct r. say
Win. why did you jump at ono SIN sI
ISSue'usloh that Plessey had ruined 80
sister ana was responsible for her d..tr-a
She went away with him, / adp,tt an
that looked bad; but guess she NJ. 1ils li
ner own Tree will and had her ou,, u
S'ohs "hether II was right or Vyron,, -,
gt., men because you find the moor
Ss,.,-,,a.', ueau siam by her own hand-vears rs
alterWard you make up your rnind 80
Plessey was responsible ana rasaS, that
XIII MIN All the time you were tsiI, 70
ABOUT vengeance / was exnact,,.,'
near that you mad found SOM rs 20
nation for your view later on. Yo,, -
dla SO lar as 1 can see. Well. instaa5 ~
going straight to the man ana ss,,;,'s, 10, OF
Aline Dereves brother, How Sts' NJ
treat her? demand an expIanstia you
stead Of acting like a man, Won alIo,'1 - ~
self TO become the dupe OF ma, ~
Huron 20 plan burglary with the obta.. ne ss
running the mans reputation as An ofti.St.
ana lnJuHns your own country Ara a,,sI
"hen YOU mad made up your nina - 49,
piece OF Filialny you didn't seem NJ t,,sal s'.s
how 70 carry It through Yo,, s,ia1 Hilo9
Huron 20 ransack the mans ros,,s eu
q slYe me business the appearance ~
common burglary II the disappesr "a a |
'f me plans had been noted. eyervtbt.,'5
would nave pointed 70 the adnnirsl,s t.is s'.'is
ng made a struggle 70 retain the1a nes-
-onsplfatof' sgd you cut a niRht,, - - d /
leuFei Ihen you forgot 10 lock ~ ssol
behind you and allowed yourself y, ~ eoor
9rised by the admiral We'll vys,i sur
After that you run for your life. not 49,
me pluck 70 attempt 70 reap The proetn4 '.
.ouf crime Worst Of all. you iesv,s7 ~ ~
innocent man 70 take his trial for ! 80. ah
Ter which you or Huron 81 LUZ f
'iessey woman committed. Then % ms
Afroi comes 70 you, manly ana sfrs1ett 1,9ii
forward. 10 demand an expisnsttlH.te-
you kidnap him ana souttle over -
ne simply skeered to death. Wen vybst
70 you think OF yourself Aar. SYDNEY
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