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AND.
RED SOX AHEAD
Unless Others Manifest I'm
expected Strength, These
VIII Win remnants.

New York. sept 25.-Uniess the 9th
er teams in the American and National
leagues show unexpected strength.
Brooklyn and Boston viii compete in
the 1916 worlds series. although pen
nants are by no means clinched. Of
the two league leaders. Boston made the
best showing during the week. Boston
ousted Detroit from first place and
ended the week IS points ahead Of Jen-
niugs' men Although Chicago moved
into second place IL was - points be-
hind Boston after Saturdays game
Boston Won every one OF the seven
games 10 played
Boston has eight more games 10 play.
as follows.
At Cleveland. today at Boston
gsinst New York. sept 81 IS. .. 50.
and against Philadelphia al Boston oct.
. and & Detroit has four games re-
naming. against Washington a De
troit. today and at St Louis September
% and so. and October Z Chicago
meets New York AZ Chicago today and
cleveland ar cleveland on September
IS % and 90 and October I. Boston
with eight remaining games. has al
most as many as Detroit with four
and Chicago with five combined
The International results in the
American league were
East Is; West l.
Brooklyn az the end Of the week was
nine points IN front Of Philadelphia,
which was - points ahead Of Boston
~ winning two games Of tho ST. Louis
saturday the New York team came
within one game Of major LEAGUE rec
ord Tor games won, 20 straight by
Providence in 1853.
Beginning today BROOKLYN and Phil
adelphia each have II games 10 pla-
and Boston has IS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-25
BRIGHT ANGEL TRAIL GETS
$3.50 IN TOLLS FOR MONTH

Flagstaff. Ariz-. Sept 25.-The Bright
Angel trail Is an asset Of large value
20 Coconio county. Report has been
made 10 the board OF supervisors OF
the collection OF $3.50 for tolls during
the month Of August
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-25
Western League.


Dez Monies -----.- ocn 100 nfo-1 Z
Denver ------..--- COZ OIL eek
Bstteries-D@s Noines M-ss-r and Brcen.
Rlgsby. Denver. Ford and she--ak-
omaha ..-----.-.- ooo 600 eoo-s 10 .
-. joseph -----.-- 900 ESQ c5x-s -
Batteries-Omah North and MarEhalls
St Joseph. = Williams and Fusner-
A. Topeka r. Il
Sioux city ----..-- ofo 100 Ioe-- :
Topeka ----------. no 00e fox
Batteries-SiouN City. Clarke and Dou-
gan. Topeka, Saunders, Burwsu and Monroe
Second game T. H +
Sioux City --.------- T4o 900 5-i4 Is o
Topeka ---.--------- Zoe 10 o-e u o
Batteriss-SiouX city. Grove Metz. Wa
Saffel and Allen
Al Colorado sDrings- P r p
Colorado Springs 100 0e- 41--io 81 3
Lincoln --------- 100 08e 0I7-15 % .
Batteries-Coiorado Springs Hunt and
Griffith. Lincoln. East and Johnson
Saturdays Came.
A. Topeka g. Sioux city 4
~ ST Joseph g. Umuha g.
Al Denver Z Des Nome e.
At Colorado Springs Is; Lincoln
American Association.
Sundays Games.
Al Louisville Sc. Columbus Ell
At Milwaukee 49,. s. Paul So
~ Toledo 3-3. Indianapolis So
Al Kansas city -. Minneapolis 50 Sec
ond game called eighth inning. darkness
Saturdays Games
At Louisville o. Columbus g.
Al Kansas City >. MINNEAPOLIS 2
At Toledo 2-s. Indianapolis So
At Milwaukee @. St Paul a.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-25

Salt Lake acknowledgements. II II
Batteries-Vrruon- 1f'rrhr- Hess AM
Mite. salt Lake, Fitte-z. Klavit,c-. Evans
and Hannah
At los AuEef-s- n ?
Sal Fra --isco ----.-. .... =
Los Angeles Observation-Disclosures
Batteries-Sar Francisco Ste-n and
BroofS: Los Angeles. label and BasaIer
Ten innings
Afternoon game p r.
san Francisco ....---.-.-- o.
--.'- --fseI-e --.---..--- III W
Batteries san Francisco. Baum AMI
Sepulvetas Los Angeles. Ryan and Bassler.
Al san Fra 1risco. moruins same. r IT. L.
Portland ---.-.----------. II
Oakland -...-.-----.-
Bztteries-Portlaud Sorh1ror HaEerman
and Roche: Oakland. Prouzh. Beers Martin
nd Taun.
Second game r r. 2
Portland .--.- Observation-Disclosures II
Oakland --.---------.- ----.-----
Bstrsri-=-Portiand Noves and O'Bricn-
Oakland Martin. white and Yam
Saturdays Games.
~ salt lake O. Vernon g.
At Los Angeles g. san Francisco o.
A. san F-ancisco-PortIard 80 Oak
land Ia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-25

There was r r5ch miner in Nome.
Who started n tall PLAYERS home.
But no players were foid
Would aCH1t they were old
Though he raLed the whole land with 4
comb.
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BASEBALL RESULTS
American League.

1@44AO4 4SCA ICOS NC.
sundays Games.
Boston ...-.-.-... 900 zoo coi-s Q
Cleveland -----... ono go oIx-5 0
Batteries-B Boston Leonard and Thomas
Carrigan. Cleveland. Boehlins Basby and
O'Nein-
At Detroit r. H Z.
Washington .----. 100 go 600 10 3
Detroit ----------- go 10 go 8 Il 0
Washington. johnson and Hen
~, Charity; Detroit. Ehmke and stansge.
Al 81, Louis r. II. z
Philadelphia ..... oof 600 100 8
81 Louis --------. 600 900 0oo- 0 o
Batteries-Ph Philadelphia seibold and
Haley ST Louis, sisler and Hartley. Hale.
Philadelphia -.-.. 100 600 olo-S /
S. Louis .-------- 30 600 600
Batteries-Philadelphi Parnham and Pic
mich; 81. Louis. Koob and Hartley
Al Chicago r II e
Nsw York .-----. 100 600 cot 5
Chicago --.-.--..- 100 100 cox
Batteries-Sew York. Cullon Russell and
Walters Chicago. Williams AMI Lynn
Saturdays Games
AT ST. Louis 6. Philadelphia q
Al Detroit s. Washington g.
At Cleveland . Boston g.
Al Chicago .. New York T.
National League.
40 sunday games scheduled
Saturdays Games.
~ New York 6-8- St Louis 10
AZ Philadelphia -; Cincinnati 50.
At Brooklyn Is. Chicago 81.
Al Boston Al. Pittsburg 81
Pacific Coast League.
AT salt Lake p IT, z.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-25

FEW YORK. Sept e5.-How Tar
M wrong was the autoist who once
r.rna-,.d trar rnost fnIL-s ~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-25

4 BOUT 500 sturdy, sunburned ath-
"A letic national guardsmen raced.
4 - tugzed and jumped out al Camp
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-25

NtxA,sn rents. Lee New.han. Ph. 4GO4
--Adv
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and despoil him, Blair and Vivian led
the so called John Powell from one
dissipation and wasteful luxury to an
other. He strove to overcome his ad-
diction and the other dissipations
more or less successfully. But his
will had grown weak and his better
self sienced, ali Of which was beheld
by his loyal manServant. Parker. the
one faithful friend remaining to him,
with much misgiving and forebodinG.
At Stanley Hall. Lawyer Smythc
gone about his affairs to England. Es-
ther abode with Hagar. Hagar never
fully recovered in health from Blair's
murderous blow. though her mind was
again clear and unclouded. She plead
ed day by day with Esther that all
Fairfax and all the world might know
The truth at last. Fairfax Stunned the
were regarded as strangers and inter
lOpers. Blair's mother had died after
Il paralytic stroke. and there was none
now in that part Of Virginia who even
suspected the truth concerning ES-
ther.
Mystery chung around Stanley Hall
rs some evil thing The murder of DR.
Lee after Esther had been his ward,
the fight Of Arthur Stanley. believed
to be the old doctors murderer, the
disappearance Of Blair Stanley-al
these things made food FOR the gossips
and caused the gentry Of Fairfax to
keep aloof.
Hagar realized that this was Il cruel
injustice to the fair young girl she SO
dearly loved. With Esther Ostracized
in a community where. she should have
been envied and sought after and with
Arthur. the son for whom she had sac
rihced and Esther had sacrificed. a
Drofigate and wastrel under aroth-
er name not his own, the devoted Ha
gar reape0 o harvest Of Aearla hes.
until she at last determined tina. KS
ther at least should be spared further
ignominy.
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ut will not harm you" said Luke, as

1T will not harm you. said Luxe, az
:pcr,tiriouS as the hupchblck. The
Cd frym the SKY is only evil to
80 tln.n o.. do evil Your heart
.I.. .lne it,
l. CuabDa was loath to do so. he
was not 50 surc-poor feliow-that his
heart was good. But Luke forced the
gre jewel upon him. Then Quabba
h;d further object .ons to the plan pro
posed by Luke. 1t is we'll what you
81 Ii cuturel-"all except Clar-
e.c,. Sc coulL 10; lie pared. could
We. i.r>nct. Ily son: We were part
ed On, fer short while and his tie
heart nearly broke by reason OF It.
And the monkey. as If he sensed his
masters words. whimpered and chung
to him.
well. take the monkey with you.
then" said Luke. 1T may be all the
better. for the monkey is known as
your other self. while as for the pony
md the piano cart. what does 1t mat
ter? One pony cart and one pony OF
The sort Is much like another. but a
uOukeI eI-lucTc lS SOuctulIS lhot pco-
lie will remember"
So at dawn Luke, in the guise OF a
lmping itlncrant musician, drove the
pony and the street piano cart out
from Los Angeles to a distant place.
and in time shipped the outfit back by
express to Quabba at Fairfax, near
where was the gypsy rendezvous. Then
Luke hid out In the wilds as tramp
workman, known to the confraternity
as "a blanket stiff" and worked at
such jobs as he could get, biding his
time till the search for him as an es
he could return to Los Angeles for his
revenge.
When Quabba took the train his be.
ing accompanied by Clarence. the mon
key, necessitated his travelling in the
smoking car Fate takes us separate
ways. yet sometimes we travel c,osel!
with those whose concerns are ours
and we never know. In the Pullman
journeyed the dapper and furtive De
Vaux. For the most part ho kept hi
face behind newSpa er and holHi
to be unseen. so he saw not. And for
several thousand miles De Naux. for
merly accomplice and jackal TO Du
"and, travelled in fear Of the police an'
the vengeance Of John Powell and the
desperate Blair Stanley. and all the
while the priceless diamond for which
he and his dead master had risked so
much Travelled on the same train in
the rags of poor hunchback with n
monkey!
So the months passed. To keep Ar
hur from thinking, to keep hin eu
aged that they might further enmesl
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CHAPTER Ilv.
"Entreat Me- Not to Leave Thee!"


AS Esther had stcadflstly refused
"a to permit II. gar TO avow to
A.kA Ill the Worll that the Miss
ing Arthur Stanley was but
gypsy changeling and that Esther
was the true helr of Stanley Hall.
Hagar determined 10 proclaim the
truth and flee to her gypsy peop.e.
Once ESther'S true status was known
Uagar realized there could be no So
cial communion for the gypsy and the
mistress Of Stanley Hall.
One night Hagar made the venture.
Her things were secretly packed. Her
silent gypsy help had prepared her for
departure In the night. Esther slept.
and Hagar crept silently by her bed
side to pray and I'VE note that
would tell Esther of her determined
resolve. But Esther stirred and woke
and caught the weel .ng Hacar at the
portals of the old mansion while yet
her carriage waited. In loving strug
gle Esther bore HacHr back to the Ii
brary that had seen he great tragedy
of their lives.
You shall not leave me. / will die.
will kill myself, if you do" cried Es-
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cNAPTERR LII.
Aaain At Stanley Hall.


- UKE LOWELL, forgetting his re
cent hurts In the jail delivery
IL forgetting his limp which ne
had favored to further disguise
him. fled out Of the Italian bcardins
house and through the deserted wine
garden with the diamond from the
rky. Even after she had brought an
other lamp to the 80 charming Signor
Lancia's room Signora Solari was III
excitement. In fact she broke out into
Ioud cries of "Assassins!" Robbers.
and .Police. and ere she could be re-
strained had rushed to the doorway
overlooking her wine garden and maoe
rho night hideous with her cries.
Luke Lowell. pausing under q hsnt
in the empty street some distance on
,o reassure himself he had the dia.
mond again. heard her screams anu
mid the baleful jewel once more pe'
neath his rags and slipped Oh through
NE shcSAnws.
In the opposite direction. tWo DOGS
away Policeman Mccarthy and Police
man schultz. pausing to wait for their
midnisht relief. also heard the ~.
cuosa's eriss. Bat whse they rseesss
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For Arts Sake.

Mere technical skill at the piano did
not go very far with the late Rafael
Ioseffy. There ia a story related by
one Of his pupils which touches on that
point. She was playing. as she
thought. very correctly. but the great
instructor. SO like 4 dynamo. seemed
like dynamo about to burst.
Get out Of here" he stormed. land
do not return until you have been In
lover
This particular pupil must have had
temperament" Anyway. she manag-
ed the order very expeditiously. Out
she went into the hall and sat down
for fifteen minutes and thought with
concentration Of her latest love affair.
Then she returned to her lesson and
sat down at the piano.
Joseffy did not speak until she Had
finished the nocturne. Then
"Ah. that Is 1t. Never play that uoc-
turpe again without the proper urepa.
retion."-Nev York Post.
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the Powell properties On .he point Of
ruin and that Blair ha0 ~axed rich IN
his own name.
Another friend brought more Ill tid-
ings, as is the wont Of friends. Parker,
Arthur's devoted man servant. viewing
with deep concern the machinations Of
both Blair and Vivian. had won the
confidence Of Vivian's spinster maid.
This mature female had cast longing
eyes on the dignificd and reserved
Parker. She had hinted at secret
she held over her mistress head.
Parker. affecting to snccumb to the
wiles Of the none too preposscssing
femme de chambre Of Vivian. had been
given the secret. 1t was the marriage
certificate Of Vivian and Blair, dated
In Richmond the year before.
This filled the cup Of bitterness for
John Powell. some time Arthur Stan
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ther, throwing herself into the arms of
Hagar, while the tears yelling from
these two loving. steadfast hearts gave
bitter SAVIOR to the parting. But Hagar
vas resolved.
This dreadful lie. this living lie Of
twenty bitter years and more must
lie!' said Hagar resolutely. Our
ways lie different. The wrong of years
1 can undo at the breaking Of my
leart, my darling chlld!"
And at the breaking Of mine" cried
Esther. What are the Stanleys to
me: What have they done for me?
What will they do for me? What will
they do for you? | would rather beg
ny br( al 10y your side throughout the
world than dwell without you here or
,nywhcre in every luxury that could
e rroGered me. swear you shall not
,eavc me-
But Hagar sobbed yet was resolute.
You are my mother. in place Of her
who died when was born 4 tender
mother through all the happy years we
dwelt together before ambition and de
sire for things that are vain parted US
and brought the sorrow to our hearts
that now we feel" continued Esther
Il will not let you GO or If you go J
shall 20 with you"
Again she flung herself into the arm
If Hagar. who. though her own tears
blinded her and her own sObs choked
her. endeavored to calm the shudder
ing. heartbrOken girl.
In the struggle the Bible fell from
the table beside them. Hagar picked
i up as it fell open upon the door.
1t shall be an omen and portent.
she whispered brolienly. And, 10. her
hand was upon the book Of Ruth and
her finger ut the sixteenth we're Of tn
irst chapter With eyes scarce seeing
he twain chanted that old. sweet in
spired message from one loyal woman's
heart to another:
And Ruth said. Entreat me not to
cave thee or to return from following
after thee. for whittier thou gOeSt !
will 20, and where thou lodgest l will
lodge: thy people shall be my people
and thy God my Cod"
! A deep hush fell upon them. Then
Hagar spoke 1T Is Gods WILL" she
Said
And so that night these two. never
igain to be parted in this life. closed
the great door Of the stately house be-
hind them and journeyed on in a deep,
silent happiness to where the humble
gypsy people awaited them.
Strike camp" was Hagar's com
( mand when the wild and happy clamor
Of the wandering folk at the return OF
their beloved queen and princess had
calmed. She pointed westward. Nc
further word was said. hut day by day
month after MONTH the caravan moved
ever westward. and Esther knew they
journeyed to seek Arthur and to save
his soul and bring him back from the
living hell wherein he dwelt.
In far Los Angeles the mad million
aire John Powell has a new toy. It Is
m aeroplane or the latest most com.
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plete and costliest type. Drink and
drug crazeI. the new toy fills the mai
millionaire With wild. insensate de-
light. Speed. Speed. He drives it like
a demon, dying like the lost soul he
is ut maddening pace adown the slopes
of the wind.
1T will fal! with him and break his
neck some day" says Blair to Vivian
philosophically. Blair is a true proph-
ct, so far rs that the machine will fall.
He will take good heed that something
breaks when all is ready with his other
plans. Then he can announce and
prove that John Powell. the mad mil
iomaire. shattered to death by his aero
planes fall. Is Arthur Stanley. fugitive
frC N justice In Virginia and sometime
| her TO the Stanley earldom in Eng
lal | and TO the diamond from the sky
Al hur Stanley dead and out of the
W.. then he. Blair Stanley. possesses
tn, Sc honors as next OF kin.
lair keeps to Arthur's business af
fa s while John Powell keeps to his
vi pleasures. Already Blair has III
We ted funds in secret that will meal
thr wreck Of the Powell enterprises at
the death Of Powell Blair only waits,
as Vivian waits. for the temperance
Of the diamond from the sky.
But where is the diamond?
! Hagar could tell and Esther and
Quabba. Better still, John Powell
70 Ia, IL 20 hiddnn
The one cunning thing he does is to
keep this secret. for it is more than all
| else the cause Of his present more des.
perate evil courses. Quabba delivered
| Ii safely to IIagar and Esther In due
time. But these two fell back from IL
as thing accursed They returned II
sealed and carefully marked. With II
Hagnr Transcribed and sent the prayer
that ESthers dying mother had penned
and placed within the locket-a moth
er's prayer that the Stanley charm
against harm" should be doubly So
"Oh, child Of my heart. not a dia
nOnd. but loving mothers prayer ia
the true charm against harm!
Locked in the library. Arthur had
read this message. Unnamed and
weakling as he now was, he felt that
the diamond was sanctioned by this
prayer of heartbroken mother of
whom he was unworthy. Though Wv
ian had woven Il spell around him. be
felt in his secret soul it would be sacri-
! lcge to place the diamond around her
fair white throat after 1t had been
blessed by a prayer. even though he
was lost too far to heed 1t.
1t was then that the first wild idea
Of self destruction crossed Arthur's dis
ordered mind. He secured q deadly
and sudden poison and hid II In the
safe In the library together with the
diamond and Its wrappings. and the
message from the heart Of his mother
the heart he knew he had broken
Knowing he had wronged Blair and
kept him from his birthlight, deeI
regard for Blair. wicked as he knew
him to be. had grown in Arthur's hear
like Il weed where there should have
been flowers Dimly. Loyalty. he trust
ed Blair. trusted and loved him be
cause he knew he wrOnged him ant
was not man enough to tell the trutl
now that the truth had grown livins
lie through all the years.
Vivian. such times as she languisheC
over him. endeavored to dissuade hin
that Blair was but her friend. theil
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Esthsr Psttsd ths 0ypsy Children,
ley of Stanley Hall. False friend. false
woman. and be q weakling. disOwned
and dishonored-a weakling who had
betrayed the love Of sweet Esther and
broken the heart Of his anguished
mother.
He takes all these proofs Of perfdy,
his own and others'-his own being the
diamond from the sky and his moth
er's message-and lays them out be-
fore him. he is locked in his library
alone. The clock nears II. At mid
night he will drain a poisoned cup and
drink a toast to death!
At this hour Hagar and Esther have
drawn ahead Of the gypsy caravan in
Hagars van to hasten on to the end
Of their journey. A storm breaks upon
them. and Quabba, who drives the van.
guides the horses beneath the shelter
Of a great live oak by the waysidp.
There is binding crash-a bolt Of
lightning hits the tree. and the van is
II flames.
"A hundred miles away Hagar's son
raises his glass to drain the bitter cup
of his life TO the dregs and drink his
toast to death The rain beats upon
the window. the lightning flashes, and
then the window opens. and from the
avn the drenched figure Of Luke Low
ell steps into the room.
You gypsy renegade. look at me"
,.ries Luke. And then he bends low.
his eyes glisten all the fer er. and he
reaches forth q coarse ard. brawny
hand and grasps again. and for the
last time. the diamond from the sky.
[To BE Continued
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ded at the first coming Of the 80 brave
police when she had cried out. the si
gnOra added.
1t was midnight. and their relief was
waiting for them. The police were
glad TO escape from morning In court
with offenders and accepted the ex
plantations.
1t was fated that the ill starred jewel
would lose two guests for the Cafe La
Bella Napoli. for reused to his danger
were he caught and being irked at his
confinement and feeling sure the evil
repute Of the diamond was we'll found
ed. De Vaux had hurriedly cast of the
clothes he had been wearing in hiding
for the last several weeks. and, dOnning
his usual and more pleasing attire. the
diamond thief. the last Of the pack.
dropped from a back window Of the
lodging and made OF down q deserted
alley through the night and registered
later at hotel that pleased him better
than the Cafe La Bella NapOli.
In his slumbers in the hayloft Quab
ba was aroused by the presence Of
Luke. and in the moonlight that
streamed through the open window of
the loft Luke showed him the diamond
from the sky. Quabba crossed himself
and made the sign that fends Off the
evil eye. He had come to believe the
great diamond of the Stanleys was the
amulet Of the evil one. perhaps the
evil eye itself. Who knows?
"You are to take it," said Luke
Take It to Virginia to our mistress
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The Solari establishment the signora
DAD quieted at the counsels of her
more composed daughter. They ex-
plalned to the police that there had
been Il quarrel between two of the pa
irons. quarrel that had greatly
alarmed the signora and her daugh-
ter. since theirs. as the gentlemen Of
the police knew. was most respe ia
bic place!
Ihey were not regular latrons who
hId caused such an unac .t'y dis arb
ance. the si"nora fu ,cr ,X' 'a'.cl
llaipily. as tie eentleL.cm of t.. p,.ic,
knew so well. the Cafe La Leila NJ poli
would not tolerate custorl Of this kind
The disturbers were gone. The had
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mutual companion. Blair. constrained
submitted 10 this scheme. til ugh he
little knew in his Jealous heart how
far the false Vivian carried II.
And ever westward the gypsy cara
van journeyed. bearing the two devOt-
ed hearts that sought TO save Arthur's
soul The gypsies WorShipcd Esther,
and the children. whom she petted.
were her devoted followers The cara
van was within Il few hundred miles
Of Los Angeles when matters came to
n tragic crisis for the mad millionaire,
Vivian and Blair We're motoring
when John rowell's secretary came to
his employers mansion bearing with
him the rrcfutabie proofs Of Rlair's
treachery and showing beyond dispute.
by the dOctored accounts and "a nceied
checks, how Blair by devious ways had