The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-14

Yes replied Iuh1fet.
"Ah. aud who is be-
The Visrouut Albert dc Jowmtrln.'
paburou started up lu astonHhmrn' /
lie was widcRWIkc nov. Iahhft ''lh Z
him all that he Ind learned from N@,r"L |
The magistrate was vlslhh hGN'ltd ~,
face took on such fearful l4Rk tnAHJ
Tabarct approached the bed MNl'N NY /
YOU IN. SIR -
No" gaspcd Baburon. go over your /
story again" Toh1ret did so while the +.
maglstratc gradually rtsnlucd conuo, "i
himself The name OF Commarln had
carried his thoughts buck 20 nm epoch .
In his He where DIV III sorroWlW Iec"'' |
lectlons An hour ago It seemed irr
away. buried In tho past NoW AL tnn'
old agony came back 10 him klnnp
pass into my study said ne 10 Iauaie'
4 i viii be with YOU soon"
/ But nearly three hours passed before
NJ pahuron. now fully dressed, entered
| the study In the tumult NJ thoughts /
which filled hls brain the lapse ot time !
had been unohscrycd hy him
/ Il have reflected q good dcal about this
affair the magistrol" began Ana !.
/ Interrupted Tnharrt have been MINK
7 Ing what viii ho the attitude OF the via
count ot the moment of MS arrest
I VIII hr fly into 70 passion WIN 'ho at
tempt tu in'lmidrte tho policemen
/ Thcs" are generally tho tactics of Titled
criminals W" have not got ms far
as that vet" taltcrcd the magistrate
80" was the reply, but We shall have
4 In n few hours I prcsum" YOU viii order
the young mans arrest nt dnyhreak
To the sstonIshmcnt Of the detective
VI Dahuron began to make difficulties
about making an immediate arrest. He
is astouudcd at my discovery and IL not
equal 10 the situation thought Taharct
Ne iS willing to hnv" the little tshe9
lin his net. hut the big fishes trightcn
him rho big fishes 0ro dangerous and
ho prefers 10 let them swim
Perhaps" at l,urtn uid pnhuron. "lt
might be Just Rs We'll To- issue "a search
warrant md summons FOR the appear
ancc of the accused Then all is lost
cried Tabaret II We give him time to
Ike a thunder clap An, wish | were
IAN investigating magistrate" He
stopped. fearful that ho Ind offended
|pnhuron. Proceed npld the magls-
trntc. What would You do''
4 would go straight to the mark"
said Tnbarrt Of would sny, Ny dear
fellow YOU bring me ar n'lhi know
alb about the clocks which don't keep
time and the friends who never lose
sight NJ You In the meantime this IL
what YOU dld Nt twenty minutes past
eight YOU slipped away ndroitly md ~
thirty ~" minutes past eight you took
the train M the ST Ih2arc station A.
Rush and walked to In Jorchcrc At
|quHr'cr pnRi nine YOU Knocked at the
window ot the Widow Lorougc You
were admitted You nskcd FOR some
thing 10 'at md drink. nnd so | would
90 on with what We hHv" Rlrcody dis
covered of the doings of tho nssassu He
would De confouulcd and would con
fcss
Tho gray dawn was beginning 20
struggle through the windows 10y nov
and IN the mixed light of the dying
lamps and the dnwuing the face of the
mngttruto looked more ghosty than
before lie was evidently strugU ng
7 with some Erent cmotion-som. conflict
of desires Taking n decnutcr from a
little closet he drank several glasses Of
wine quickly \ servant came IN with
/, note which had Just been delivered
NJ Tho house n was from Gevrol, say.
INK that he was on the track Of the
, man with the earrings Poor Gev-
rol." said Taborct. che gharpens his
sword when the battle is an over. Il will
see YOU NJ the Palnis de- Justice nj nine
o'clock said unburou he prompt
We will take nctiou" Even this small
, promise seemed only 10 %. made by the
'N'rtiun NJ much VIII power