Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-22

rr-s mus uag . pf1voela-s a. tlls g,.a.
ners court
The medical evidence was valuable
only as tracing the fatal blow 10 some
such weapon as the missing trun-
cheon. the buffers evidence explained
that the dinnerh hour was seven thirty;
that. not tve minutes before he had
seen mis- master come downstairs and
enter the library, where. at seven fifty
i've. on going to ask If he haG heard
the gong he had obtained no answer
but found the door locked on the in.
side: that he had then FASTENED round
by the garden. and in Through the
French window, to discover the de
ceased gentleman lying In his blood
The head gardener. who lived in the
lodge. had sworn to having seen a
bare-headed man rush past his win
dows and out of the gates about the
same hour, as he knew by the sound
ing of the gong up at the house; they
often heard it at the lodge, in warm
weather when the windows were open.
and the gardener sw0re that he him
self had heard it on this occasion
The footman appeared to have been
less positive as to the time OF a tele-
phone call he had answered, though
II was between four and FIVE. but re
membered the conVersati ion very well.
The gentleman had asked whether Mr.
Craven was at home had been told
that he was out motoring, asked when
EEa KrHGtr1a la ar.HN
but before dinner some time. and what
name should be given. vhereuuou The
gentleman had ruug OH without an
sweriHg. The footman thought he was
a gentleman. from the way he spoke
But apparently the police had not ye,
succeeded in tracing the call.
rs il a dimcult thing to do?" asked
lazalet touching on This last poIn
early On the discussion. which even ne
showed no wish 20 avoid this mornmz
lie had dropped his paper. to find tha
Tuye had already dropped his. and
was gazing at the flying English fields
sith thoughtful Fuckers about his som
Der eyes.
III you ask me-" he replied Il
should like to know what wasn't diff
cult connected with the telephone sys-
tenn in this country, Why. YOU don't
have system, and .hats all there is
to il. But it's not at that end they'll
put the salt on their man
Which end will it be them"
The river end That hat. or can
DO you see what the gardener says
about the man who ran out bare
headed? II he went and left his hat or
his cap behind him. that should be
good enough in the long run. It's the
very worst thing you can leave. Ever
hear Of Franz Muller"
Cazalet had not heard Of that i'm
| portaut nuJoriety, nor did his ignor-
I ance appear to trouble him at all. but
/ u was becoming more and more clear
I that Toye took an almost unhealthy
interest in the theory and practise of
/ violent crime.
Franz Muller be continued. left
his hat behind him. only that ard
nothing more, but iJ brought him TO
the Eallows even though he eot over
+ 10 the other side first Ha made the
. TtstaEe Of taking a slow steamer. and
. that's just about the one rf=faEe they
. never did make at Scotland Yard Give
. them nice, long, plaIu-saTfrg stern
. chase and they get there by bedtime
. wireless or no wireless"
But Cazalet was in no mind to dis
cuss other crimes, old or new; and he
closed the depression bv asserting
somewhat roundly that neither hat
nor cap had been left behind in the
only case that interested him
Don't be too sure s-fa Tove
Even Scotland Yard doesn't show all
US hand at once, in the first ipouiry
that comes along They d-nr give
out any description Of the nan that
ran sVs7. but you bet It's being CIR
culsted around every police onos n
TIE United Kingdom
Cazalet said they would -fva :. ON,
Iast enough if they had II 70 i've nv
ne way. he vas ss-ur,ssa 70 see thai