The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1916-03-23

- -1o"e = ~ Ao' M uoatn-poo
~ x-uns t-ms took up the or
1891 upon inc tnresnoid !
ne oedfoom slipper
$1,000 soi-oo = d
shaen , me man nad
! s $3.50 - a n,' wnlte nsir' ana . les
|. 1r,r~'ss,pp eu roughly 70 point
,a,,.r s.S.. p.nor marked In
a~ss ,..s ana Inc envenome'
H. 49,. NV IN tneir sockets, a
~ r,,s~ rl.n n'Ancne out fastened
a1uns n oye.
crsvsr.s ~ 80 snow ABOUT Henri
a,a mu'uerer ne demanded II
"Hsvs M .oaH -no : crow
dev,J - 80. 1910 o.nel POD.
II 60 II, .ts-s ~, e eDou. me
CazsIst .nd 49,. 80 o',, ~uo Cal,
nTh,s !. s,-,,.s - "nsSsss'
~who was on,v S,ha~stsS ss,s S1-.e
after being detained . wssr ~ ss.--s
that ought never n bsvs hssr srn,~ss
as I've told Won both al e,on-. c.,
ton thanked him With h,tts- ,s~-s
1--WE brought him hsra. enna,,' 49,
| Cazalet, because / don't tbInt he's
| fit enough to be about alone"
Nice OF him, isn't III" said scru-
ton bitterly. I'm so 1T that thew
wanted to kaen M. .o.r,Lr- 80
longer than tbev,d anv rteht. 49,.
be why they lost no time In getting
hold OF me again. Nice. considerate
kindly .countryl Ten years isn't lonr
enough to have you as a d,shonorad
ruest eWon,t 49,, -
another week, and see II we can't ar
range for nice little sudden death
and bur,., Tor vor,, D.. 49, 1oa'n
you see. blast emil"
He subsidized into tho has. oh., 4.
the room. which Rlancb. had r-Las,es
up behind him: a moment ,otar ~
looked round. thanked her crrt,v "a
lay back with clos.d evss un.,, .s
denly he opened them 81 Cecil.
"And what w.s a.. -.
inx-that about trsve,,n~ .oross e..
rome ana be,no ~ T1n,snds ~. ss ~
Thought Won c.n,a ~,,.s 49,
And what ntvbt do Won
"rb. Nib, 4. -,
Caz.lat .t.sdu.r saiu
ava
"oan Tue nignt some person
h.adsn 0eu craven on the
".
rhs .
ward e. ~. nan, nIew nimseiI ior-
me tb,s,s ha n-sas -ou never 'oia
10 ms ne crled suspiclously; both
er. 1 '''oAs
There was M no,nt g. .ou, ,
sDid Won GOO tha nara 81 'o1'
yes"
nr,
II didn't see him we'll"
scrnton looked sha~.,-
mute listeners They wsra - wv
tent. indeed. who are thaaa noon,a
Cazalet? No! know one Of 'em
he answered himself in the next {
breath. "Tt's blanche M..~s- - I
II! / thought at first 1t must he
younger sister grown up like her.
You'll forgive prison mannsrs NJ. '
aonair' II mats still your name. You
ook a woman to trust-if there is I
ne-and you gave me your chair t
now you've been In for a penny '
.nu you can stay In for pound. as v
- 90 care BUT who's your Amer t
'enu' oalaiet3 n
Mr.. Hilton Toye. who snottad ~. b
"A baan al, az 1po''eo enat :
ack when l claimed to have been IN 81
'omo' "
mere was touch of Scruton's bit a
'rness In Cazalet's voice; and by p
ome subtle process it had a d,st,nct,v fs
loiiifying effect on the really embit- b,
'reo man d
what on earth were you doing at m
plands?" he asked. in a kind of con. al
aential bewilderment. m
Il went down to see a man" ar
Toye himself could not have cr.
ensured more deliberate mono snu yo
bles.
"Craven?" sueyasted oo~ OF
an. see''eu ocruton- WI
~ nno al 20
"rh. u,. ar
CooI,s u 'ne ietter you found
~ landed thsra NAPLES the night thi
- iahoeo tnere, | guess!"
are vas ~ vas loye this time. and
eie was no guesswork In his tone
oviously he was speaking bv IT. "a
} book, though he baa ~.
ain ~es I'LL