The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-04-20

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. witness in eosntsrfsitiag ease.
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Estrills Arst, for Rosalis next. aAA.
last Of all for NsstA and ths tve
women.
Late that night, Inspector Me0ss.
clutching at every possibility. visited
lawrence Wade IN biz cell at the
Tomhs and questioned hin The a.
nouneement that Mrs. Hanska had die
appeared seemed to disturb him more
than any device for breaking silsaes
that the police had ever used: bat
stfll he maintained his attitude Of d.
Aant and somewhat insolent calm. UD-
shaken. he stood all the questioning:
and McGee. aware now Of his inno-
cence. had not the heart to crowd hin
to the wall
SO the night had worn away: and -
the morning. And Rosalie lie Grange
made NO sign. How long-how loaS?
He turned to ring for . detective.
The doorman entered.
"Nrs. Le Grange to see you" -
said.
For the frst time In his life OF brute
force. Martin McGes felt his phys
ica3 powers crumbling and waning
within him. He sat down 1t his desk.
Rosalte Le Grange had come. That
meant present success and ultimate
triumph: for Rosalie LIE Grange had
never failed him yet. Doubtless she
had achieved another Of her miracles
Juan Perez alias Estrilla
was just behind her.
Show her in-and I'm engaEed-
don't disturb me for anything-until I
tell you.'
He started ~ she stood for 4 mo.
ment facing him. Dead Of eye, dead
Of expression. dead of tiat-she looked
again all her age. She moved toward
him at . pace which showed effort
with every step.
WELL" he cried, well! We've had
: chase for you. Gee! I couldn't think
what had happened" His professional
concerns rushed into his mind with
the departure Of his greater anxiety.
Where 10 he! Did you get him!" hs
asked.
She ignored the chair which hs
pushed toward her. And she simply
shook her head.
What" exclaimed Martin Mecca
What! That comes Of letting yos
try to get him alone. What q damn
iool-did he get away from youf"
Rosalis. still looking into his syes,
shook her head again.
The change in Inspector Mc0oo's
face expressed his emotion ~ clearly
- though he had spoken in volumes
His skin flushed: his eyes grew hard:
bic 5ew snapped.
You didnt?"
Again Rosalie shook her head,
What do you mean-what do 10
Il let him go-I helped him -
away" said Rosalie L. Grange.
well. BY 0-!" cried Inspsctos
God. we1l get him and
you. Fool me. will you-and trusted |
you! II you think you can beat gen. |
sfal alarm-whefe's that doorman"-|
with another thought. his hand went
toward the battery Of electric bells
which could summon armed men q
from the ground. But Roealis ceusht
his wrist.
"Wait!" she said. III you ring that
bell, you shut me up for good. D.
you think any little police Third D.
gree can git anythin' out OF me that
don't want to tell? Your ono chance
to get the truth 10 to hear 1t now. The
minute anybody else comes into thai
door-I close my face. Take you,
hand away from there. Sit DOWN."
CTO BE CONTlNUED.)
OndeslrAbla,
"Aro they desirable tenants! |