Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1919-09-11
SYNOPSIS.

CHAPTER Paul Hewlett, lettering at
approached by an Eskimo dog, which
POEMS DESTROYS Of attracting his attention.
He follows the animal to Days gambling
Dance. AS he reaches the house a girl
Rnerges, evidently in a state of great agi-
eAtton, who displays a large amount of
Eeney. She is the owner Of the dog.
DE Is attacked by two men, who seek
force her into an automobile. Paul,
Fsth the dogs help, drives them away,
knd the girl telling him she has no
kBoxns. She is bewildered and all he can
karn from her is that her name is Jacque-
me He leaves her in his rooms.
CHAPTER II-Puzzling over the situa-
Man, Paul walks for a time, but pre-
Esntiment that she is in danger sends him
4ead, stabbed, and believes Jacqueline to
Save killed him. She is in a semi-stupor.
and is unable to remember anything.
CHAPTER III-Hewlett carries the
lead man down the fire escape and leaves
him in little-used back yard; From the
10 gathered that they came from Quebec
and determines to take her there.
CHAPTER. Waiter banking her
Uoney they visit store, where Jacque-
Hne makes some purchases necessary for
Re journey. There Paul meets man
Known to him as Simon Leroux, who evil
Gently knows Jacqueline and believes
hewlett does also Leroux evidently is
IN enemy of Jacqueline, and Paul evades
nzm and with the girl starts for Quebec.
CHAPTER y-They travel as brother
and sister and on reaching Quebec Paul
geeks the maker of the dogs collar, hop
ng through him to learn something of
4acqueline's identity. There he meets a
Rere A tbs The priest pr tells him
6saine. recluse, and is married.
CHAPTER vI-Next day Paul arranges
yath a Captain Dubois to sail for St.
Bonhace, from which point they can
trAvel by sleigh to the Duchaine chateau.
nmc0nscious In the street.
CHAPTER vII-Recovering. conscious
Ess tG the With hotel nad WSo
faafmed to be a friend. Distracted, he
l&stens to Dubois boat, where he fnds
Sacqueline, whom Dubois had rescued by
. clever trick
CHAPTER What St. Boniface Paul
purchases dogs and a sled and they set
&ut for the Chateau Duchaine.
CHAPTER x-on the third day of the
1mngus placed in their food Paul knows
cag 70 be the work of Leronx and that he
Tudden fear of Paul and leaves HIM hhG~S He
Pillows her but is stricken with snow
lnhndness and In helpless condition Is
net Petty ~ L9ro st, and, and his crony' Philippe
6awo him to die in the snow. He is found
~ Pore Antoine. b. "~s
CHAPTER x-Hewlett lies for DAYS In
ne priests. hut, recovering his sight and
tltrength, and when Pere Antoine leaves
f3fm he sets out to find the chateau. He
lnn6etss JacQueline's Eskimo dog
CHAPTER xI-Paul follows the dog
Ind reaches a cave Passing through II
ne sees the chateau close at hand.
CHAPTER xII--Hewlett makes his way
mere finds Charles Duchaine an aged
BMbecile. He meets Jacqueline.
! CHAPTER xIII-The girl seemingly has
taken violent dislike to Paul and re-
xuises him. Leroux appears and Hewlett
louis d'Epernay, who has disappeared.
HAcQueline detests d'Epernay and fled
rom him the day of their marriage, go
gOulette Her mind continues a blank az
10 the happenings there. @F.
] CHAPTER xIv-Jacqueline, at the bid,
ing of Leroux, insists that Paul leave
tim to the hut of Fan an aged indian Pie Tre
caribou. to pass the nigEt.. s.&h #a
. CHAPTER xv-caribou tells Paul that
Encroix, who was to have been his guide
IN leaving the chateau, intended to muir
cr him while they were passing through
khe cave.
CHAPTER XyI-Traversing the cave
his way back PAU encounters Lacrox
1acroix tells him Of the existence of the
fold and how Leroux and he plan to OBJ
making a declaration of love to Jacaue-
0ne. Hewlett learns that the man killed
a New York was Louis d'Epernay, the
Uacqueline, who he believes stabbed the
Ran confesses the deed.
CHAPTER xvII-Leroux insists that
QRcdueline marry him at once, threaten
ing, IL she does not, to have her father
taken to Quebec and hanged for the
murder of man killed many years ago
m political fight. ..,. a~-
CHAPTER xvIII-Hewlett with knife
y&ssed to him by .Jacqueltne, frees him
beh from his bonds and Attacks Leroux
Nth a sword snatched from the wall;
6uchain e escape atsa. to o the cave CARIBOU b
meets. them and tells Paul Of his deter
nation e KIN Le r. Mhe en- his time
1ees from the party.
! CHAPTER xIX-Paul follows him, but
where Paul can not follow. on his way
back to Jacqueline Hewlett is shot at by
the bullet strhing the e0 CRY Boz
Hevfng she Is dying. Paul agrees to depart
from the chateau.
The bullet from Jean Politicians re-
v0Iyer that missed me must have penn
strated her body. ....
d She lived, for her breast stirred.
Enough SO family that it seemed as
khough all that remained of life were
concentrated In the faint-throbbing
keartbeats.
/ raised her In my arms and placed
y sack beneath her head. making a
resting place for her with my fur coat.
Tnen with my knife I cut away her
|nEress over the wound.
b There was bulletVho1e beneath her
breast, stained with dark blood. ] ran
Town to the rivulet, risking an ambus-
hide, brought back cold water. and
Washed 1t, and stapched the flow as
Gest could, making bandage and
rec. .1--stk-Af-