Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
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CHAPTER vi
III" secret papers and the mySteri-
Gus man.
y bright moonlight night i'm August
found Margaret sitting on tho porch
weeping homcsick tears for the friends
IN Hamilton. y letter from Mrs. Em.r-
son. the lady She had boarded with.
Robert had ceased 10 90 with Maudc
Won Honoloe. had been 70 inquire OF
her. and his sister Eva was famous
soprano. All these Mrs. Emerson had
told her about in the letter. But Rob
crts love was untrue" She whispered
10 herself Mrs. Alden had long since
retired. but Margaret sat dreaming.
The next morning Margaret and Mrs.
Alden went down 10 court. as they
were required in The previous chapter
They We're soon in the presence Of MI.
Allen.
Yes. Mrs. Alden. secret papers have
been found on the murderer OF Mr..
Mason French. Which concern you and
Miss Dash. have not read them. but
my possession" said Mr.. Alien II
wish to see them please" replied Mrs.
Alden. Mr.. Allen came back and hand
ed Mrs. Alden paper. She read aloud
the following: Miss Lucille Grey
adopted daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Grey. real daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Dash. taken from her real
parents by !. Joe Johnson. Why, |
was Lucille Grey. adopted daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samue! Grey. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Dash are my real parents"
Thus Mrs. Alden. excited beyond words.
tainted into the chair having found
the name OF her real parents
When she came 10 Margaret softly
said DO not be alarmed. Mr., and
Mrs George Dash We're my grand
patents You arc my fathers sister.
Dear Aunt Lucille. am your niece
Margaret, my niece" Aunt Lucille. II
ann glad that this should have turned
AT your paper" said Mr. Allen. Ger
;ainly. quite forgot it," answered
Margaret. She read the following
Mr.. George Dash was robbed OF
Sio.eoo.oo0 by !. Joe Johnson. which my
son John viii he heir to- That was
my father. ! am hciress to the money.
demand that the money he restored
10 mo. For proof have my father $
receipt OF the lost money"
Good This John Johnson who is
the murderer OF Mr.. French. is now
In Jail. Will have him brought here
AT once and tho money restored TO YOU,
Miss Dash, as you have proof," said
Mr.. Allen.
II was not long before Johnson was
brought in. NJ once Margaret recoE-
ni2ed him 10 10 the man that had oc-
cupi"d the scat on the train with her
coming from Hamilton. "Ah. see"
she said as Johnson seated himself. near
Margaret You arc kin 10 tho witch
Maude Won IIonoloe." sure. Maude's
mother was Lonely Johnson. a queer
name responded Johnson. Why did
your father rob my father OF 10000
ooc' | am heiress 10 the sum. have
proof and demand the money of You"
All little lady. though YOU speak harsh
10 me- ! love you. and ann perfectly
willing that YOU should have the sum.
now that my days are few"
Margaret turned away Scorufully
course. bc put 10 my credit; learn
from him that tho interest is several
thousand. Now that IL So willingly
gives M the money ID me. | viii give
YOU $50 tina; YOU may live in splcn,ior
the rest Of your numbered days. My
heart is not so hard that YOU live in
misery. she said TO Mr. .tllcn and Mrs
Aldcn.
Yes. AIR. Allen let il, h" as she
wishes. Now that she is my niece am
proud of her warm and loving heart.
You shall he we'll paid for Your trouble.
Come Margaret. We will go" Yes.
Aunt Lucille" she answered.
That night was happy one. Mar
see the words in Mrs. E:mcrson's letter:
Robert loves you stilI" is i, true
love" Margaret asked herself. Mar
Garet. dear. come here. Yes. Aunt
l.uciie.'
The next chapter viii he robert
Loves Her still"
IoriSinalD
Go lie ContinuedD
pHIIIS GARY.