Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-27
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1 Bribp That Failed


1 Bribp That Failed
= TIL, o,.,otor borc Paul ,Yiftl,
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to the street 'e'"I MS thoughts "'''
fixed upon the problem with which th'
rolo+;Io ,,.itpass unstairs had proSontpC
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MN i'''
LedyardS winch sue must '"N'"a' pe
cause Of the part thar she hcrSel! hat
played in fre
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her character. NaIu' selfish lnd"I"ntLE
pleasure 10y ing as She vas, Mrs. C"wlos
nossossod , hicbIv dnvpIoncd .hrov,dness
""e.' "'' ''" ''''''','>
earelcS" a. |" the result OI h"r reV"Ia
tions concerning her friends. she yet in .
stinctivclv guarded against nIacing her
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her statement mat sh' mad not Doen
near Mrs iar'Nhorne a, any time dur -
lng thursday evening had been con .
tradlcted by hcr ADMISSION thar sh" had
passed the other woman IN the con
{ servat9ry, ana ner DENIAL that she rec
ognl"ed MRS. IiartShornr companion
was P4Ipa0i' iaISeh"od as her hnai
statement lie had no DOUBT mat IN
her own minI there 'urNed at least a
Suspicion OF th' possible motive for the
crime
=, why 100 ma! >nc hSrSe'l mentioned
MT Swarthtnore OBVIOUSLY angry mood
As ne lorCeu ms way 'hroueh the crowd
.owara the 'loaArooh' ana then sought
70 peiI'ie I'a' anSer oE inc Suggestion
that 1t was mere irritation at the
crusn "nIcH nehiiheu MIN IN was she
eNs @sH,l ~ uIS'ount uhEtning treddle
p%yIo' TllshI nave re'eaied 10 MN
iau Ste ulSo Witnessed mat meeting
me NORWAY between SWarthmorc
'Ii leSIu'"I nrIuuocA'
prToccuP'eu was he when ne
e"Iueu 'he sue" AK thaI fauI took no
ne,u vi a SiItu'l' eicmoer, Nl1a'lous ng
ure Mnich all Dut ColIideu WIN NM tic
Nuunt n"ve Pusseu Oh obviously mad
no. she halIeu MIN shSlL,
Hoou morning. Mr: hafNeE
hiSS AuGrG re rIasped' her
F"hAiS eA'eIueu hdiu' inns IS lor-
tunate' LOT ! hau meant TO look you
up later "here are you gong!
one nouueu laushlhs gay toward the
entrance oL Ihe apartment mouse nc
Hau JUST ie!I'
10 "r,Oe some hotfs lor Nrs'
Co"les' She rephed' III early To-
uaS, ti!o"su' anu 'Hn urn I!, anu ~, VAIN
on d e!' WIN you II you hke' ihere
sometnihg thlhk L ought TO IeIi you
ts just lutte thlng that Matilde saiC
10 me Wnen we tounu MIS- llartshorne :,
body, but | cant make mead or tai
OF lt.
IhanNs' l IKE 10 near. ne
glanceo qul'hlS' appraislhs!S a' neF ~
she le,i INTO slep oesius MN, any
thlng nearing on thls "nalr' no mater
Trivial may Dc OIL AneS'''haoie h'il
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"el' "hen reail|eu IIaT hal'"t
must nave known "h"C hau haPPsheo
long Deiore l came, anu yusl ie't I1.I mIS
hartshorne lying t"ere Ml'nou' '"lIint
TOT help or giving tne Hiallu u uns
thihg, l th9ushI 1t was 'nE nus no
less tnlns ever nearo VI anu Mnet
we stooa together loosins uoWn "I NV
poor thins oouS anu sue VIII n''
Tear III her eye nSu W Spe"n t.o,
asked her no" She couiu pe ~ uuleT' ','
ing after Mrs' IlartsnorhI tn5IAtns nm ing sb' sh,
was SO devoted 10 ntri Ur;bIn oor% net tbin' in
seemed almost giad o OF tne '''rio'' '"iH'
tnat nad napPeneG: M o,oq,, os,o,
mhat reply ui' S"e MAXI "'Ne'
rauI. ,il,,, ,,. ,,,do.,.o,d
Ihat What ,,S c1H ,T,dnrue : rnue' ~ % o"4" ~,
@ousd nave eorth r@tIU"eG sbo aid" .oid and br
ends OF tne eartn Snt s1iu, 4hro,nb CIV M n
eyes seemed 10 purn itSn' TnaU n.o',Id bar, e
sne was 80 s Ill bar,n With N,
guarded ner from from ~ al, NAN - WV ~ Nv w.
own lfe sne mean .ha ,tro,uoSt ~, ooot nov
Harvey. ana that Lhe ;.L s.ta 5Ja, Pl,
OF 1t, Tor she aGueu W. W." ;nJ;Far
enange 70 tne cTiu a. i,;uod berssIf
ence: but IL sHe s', H"' Ni'''D ~ =
what would you !. ..ou.h,. of
Matiide seems 10 pe s9'Ae"t ..vn,, Va. W 49,,
fatalist. Paul commenced lpA al