Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-11-04


H. - 40 mail Billy Gard seemed
10 10 "' against a blank v.D lie
/ h' o. a,. eyer. that if . ,,., I'm,
'A~ TaS. hopeless ih for e.
'.' "1-fI Of t... some cl.., was
'..H cs som. idea present
. ...| toward r.....-
-...a .r, maid win,
..'s .ra~ shit 4. The
/ OIL. r.. haired vcm.u IRON.
.. .u.G .,. d .r.... ana.
who ..au ral..I- .,~
'.. s.. .ani Tor lis Irr.
'.. ..,. .- found tina. she
' .H.' through au en-
. ''... .. "....O located at D. consid-
1'' distance. He Immediately made
, use inns Information.
special lg"u'. through the
an ponce force. secured the CO.
.'7'. ION or the employment bureau
p = !uon that paid much better was
'".. 10 The servant Of Mrs. Berliner.
IL u.s. quite naturally. accepted. That
Ahdlng herself without a servant,
4V," heu TO the agency that had for
I MY PROVIDED her with one who was
eH''reiy satisfactory. She asked for
secohu maid.
Inc employ ment bureau immediate
~ supplied her demand. The woman
"ho was sent was, in secret, more
IMAM she seemed to be. She was con-
WIN the Paris police depart
III ana was a detective OF some
0''' NESS Almost Immediately she
'oc" up her new activities.
rec DAYS later she reported to
AZ II Nard from America. She had
LOU III III her red-haired mistress a
"'m'h VINO led a quiet life that
III no way irregular, who fol-
i'"eu normal routine OF housekeep-
10 have mo oo0rai,,+anoa ~.
thing irre,-,,Io,, -, a. -
est,bI,sb1or+ r., - - .uo ~
in the roar ot Tho e,,it~ rD,,iot -
NAMED Looked 1-bo -, "a
stated thar II vae s,or,oo ron,
This seemed soroav.ba+ 60 os =,
must lool, ont ,,no,, H. i,,t,rio. -.
and therefore he tho net at+raoti,o
room Of them ali # seemed narpIiar
that such y room sbon,6 ' be- n p u' for
storage and. even so. that it should be
locked up.
.,o pI' 'oeo'Het me TWO I"cIS-
'ne iocked room and the short hours or
Iue Se'N"hI-ahd drew conclusion.
was as the result or TINS conclusion
tnaC Ne asked the woman detective to
install dlctagraph beneath the table
III the sunny little dining room Just
OH the apartment OF the locked door.
ms was easy of accomplishment dur /
ing fnT harr of the afternoon stroll Of
ey are adv, of the house. The wires F.
lnce il will bo oh we're run across the ,
. frees , oood ,,rr,e watch tower rooms I
is win not onI,. at.
cessit- fo. hand ,ia,A hour approached !
~ but il win o1sa ,ti,,,,,ra3.s sat, patiently /.
4 coueo +bo,,, >, ,,,,. gTaph /
fruit buds fo,. +ha 49,. .aal,., / that !
ueoltbv ,,ooo,, -. -. let was |
,ro emit -. .,,as Sc of the /
1Vidad tba1- oil 60. fr,,;. 40 pflS0ihS |
.sr-I.ar no. 90 .,,,S.'-N :, room, then |
- be.o.uoo, gLulllls a song while |
s. 3 Il - s.i ossT zced that she
=. ~t4 % t.-,t y, ~ 80 q
h. rvant having gone home hours |
D. o.e.
Zen minutes passed nd then there
:a.ne over the wire sound that
night have been a bit surprising to
he observer of this ultra quiet house
lold. the watcher at the entrance
through which none had passed IN
'een since the day it was rented, had
lot the listener already developed a
heory.
We'll, Margaret" said a full-throat-
ID mans voice, as transmitted by the
llctagraph, this Is not so bad. l
lever dreamed that you had the house
vifely instincts that would make it
possible for you to arrange with your
wn hands the dainty dinners We are
having. am beginning to think that
he man is lucky who cannot afford
ervants."
And don't you know, said wom-
ms voice, L never enjoyed anything
more in my life. For almost the only
ime can remember | have a definite