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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-13

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Fs6tn F8s one
r 49,. tsea
IN ae hssss. as whan tasa
II ~ mss ao@eg fs-0m hsas
Ae posk ele tsoln tae
haskesi
xpgmimsnn hla previous movements,
s.aam aaaa that be GOT on aT az
tosssolsise track at Boene'a. where he
liz msa rods s0nas dIst&nce, talk.
ing hi Ghe drfveT. eOiorea man. He
ssssd tha6 he wenk further than Be
rsnne saad paaseA TIE schOOl hougs
ana rhurch walking back. he went
into The shfohsG &zd there met Mr.
assss amz kiglea him. % stated.
s4sha AusiS lsasE lavS psat u Into aaay
Res 4 the ssAn ADDED Ise clai.1ed tlsat
lse tssa mt 30 II eOr robbery bot that
1asgse issso iaas bead afterwards
After nakAn@ fhe ssMseEaeHt ne
ase1nsss maaseh distressed and ~ realise
that ha haa sifkIs chance 20 save bis
ME. Me expFssed wish 70 see hls
rAUgAer. but wppeagea 10 have much
gaesimg agnlRat his vile and mesher-
sn-Eaa thinking that had bctYaysd
MA. Al j matter 81 fact. he admits
shat tIsey slaa mc4 know what he Rad
t10ne. IL ii true that they made dam
aaiug admissions to the officials, but y
was done when they did not know
fAe OBJECTS 81 the questions, and they
did everything possible to evade the
authorities when they surmised that
RobinaOn was suspected.
However. Robinson ls intensely an
gered at his wife. and said that be was
guing to write 10 his father IN Vir-
Leimia and tell him that he must not
give his wife anything belonging 70
MIN. There vas some bad feeling be-
tween Robinson and his mother ln-iaW
because she objected to the crap game
Ithas used 10 80 On II the house.
RohineOn was put II the same cell
With the men he had accused in the
Baltimore jail, an unusual practice,
Ehat 1nstified ander the circumstances
land the conversation could be heard.
Tha, men, Martin doing most Of the
talking, began Oh Robinson III once.
Wtat y0la nean BY telling that
g. lie about us3s Martin asked
Robinson.
aI'ti spiafn that later, Robinson an
swered.
you'll splain II now, was the re-
j0inder
Martin fiaaiIy replied that he had
| TO say something and that he knew
they wsula not hang four men for kill
ing one. The men kept after him, and
IRcblnapns talk showed plainly that
1 he had He'd about their completely.
One thing which seemed to bother
him was his mistake Ia taking the
pork CHOPS.
II / had only left those pork chops
alOns, Z lie sald. II would have got out
Ioz khSs thsng However. tbnt 10 not
as all iIkaIy. His Migtt w0nld have
heen en0ugh TO have caused the Visit
oa the detectives to Virginia. and 1t
III highly likely that be would have
been induced to confess under any
event. The authorities never had any
doubt Of hfs guilt after he admitted
seeing MI T'ydings killed and told the
cock and -buli story about Mr.. Tydings
attacking four colored men BY hin-
sell.
After Robinson did his first talking.
It vas felt certain that he would tell
uAcFe ard mOre His story u reason
ably satisfactory now. and regarded
as true ID most particulars, though
not All. Il II beiiovsd that Robinson
did fern the deliberate intenti0n Of
killing Mr. Tydtngs for his money,
and carried It out Whether he was
RFst BIT While Id the rnad. Or inred IN
to the thickek Il still question
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-13


~ seF gs
Il b ssves ver ases j s q
III knay % arasa
ssevesy a0EASeg aova3
ssevasy bravS nsam IOves 4 bNsAvV s 81
hava rscaivsa todax from Osasza
3 pay a slss 4sxA sns o. -
4 e0mpaIed md edited w Lieut.
u. 81 E.oRassy. 40 OfAeer &C tat re9i-
naank, whsch waa baptized ak the Marne
- sasss ehrasssne6 Tia Rock Oe tha
aar1a. Al ia oEA aoldier ! End i
ons 81 shs meat khrtaliag war STORIES +
have eves raad.
victor Hago's .'sgateSloo' y . Won
srfaa history. as u aasO Kssusr's his
tOgy az sas aanse haftae in hia novel
Charles O'Maliey. bal this history of
the asstfs ii exfFausds dsnaTiIy splendid.
res ne. pegsoanily, II haa . strOEs In
tereas, im shmt IL rer0unts this apBendad
solasershsp Og an AInnaDoais b0y whn
las uphela khe s0saieRly traditions of
Maryland, NY MaryIand~ and IN like
manner Ii must Interest all Maryland
ars, especially ADnapositans.
The author b his preface, II ac-
kmowl wleagsng asd gisen hazn BY others
on the preparation oe his book, says:
,.To Captain II. g. AEoss. who was %
have been y0snt author. bat who was
prevented by reason ef ais conanang
duties SIC regimentaI ad5nEant, especial
thanks ars given tor Ais corporation
and advice. In speaking of the bat
lie On 9aAa Marns os October Sths the
aath0r says:
AOn the slope 0g Hill 253 the COM
panias began their ascent 0nce On
Ilep Company X lR. @. Moss Cap
Etainl met an unforeseen situaei0n
Captasn II. o. MoeB. of this forward
company. solved the tactical problem
III i time when machine gun bullets
hespNd one To think fast He threW
his combat squads over the narrowest
| ridge, 90 that while Company n was
following up the immediate aasault
lGhOae aronpg og Conlpaay * On the
extreme advance could shoot iEst0 the
baeks os the Withdrawing Germans
gE worksa and 1 hall boar later Com
pany II was In the Rase de Aaousaan
ali hands facing forward for more
work \
lsplendid Tribute.
While this history Is guII Of tragedy
there are some circumstances from
which little humor may be drawn.
F0r instance when the American engi-
neers were placing q pontoon bridge
aErOss the Marne some German pOta-
lkOons were captured and they we're
fastened 10 the side of the river. ocens
lpfd Nv tbs Germans. Whea this bridge
was finished some one pvt up the
sign sHaede III Germany
The ausAOF pays handsome tStbute
10 i Major Keely' oI the ssth, and II
lBuggeats Itself to ne skhas the Germans
were drunk wkeEa blood aEs& Ike most
sRaa 0id met lfka To- take the
'.Ksaly Cure. buk ths SSth naaeas them
Ilaks Il Wfily-NiIiy. Z
We IRE shortly to welcome oua
b0ys h0zne ket ua give them . vel
cOEae gAsy win not feYget md follow-
ing tlsis ap, pat up y bronze tablet on
our Court House with an AnMa Arun-
del ROfl oE Honor.
JAMES ". OWENS.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-13

IA other and happier lays one was
obliged to lissesE 6 l0ne winded ser
mons. TOaay 0n y banged To listen
70. apa1iksoua ea tlss Kangwe Oe Ma
tiona.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-13

Who are the plain people, any
bow We'll wouldn't apply the
tsrn1 tO ths laslsg Louisville
CSurfer- SUaFhal
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-13

Philadelphia girl gets married Ii
her fathers home Worthy os COM
Enert be0aase few fathers can own 4
GseEne II these expensive days.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-13

The apeed with whlch oar armies
are SisnOntgtsgmg saoula aliay any FEARS
oversees tAAe W wisA tD fum Europe
FOR tna RarOp@anR aetsr prassdant VIII
sox's reGNRr. 0ss0m Herald
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-13

Tk b saA 10 think tfAt the time II
reaainR when the whole ronnary viii
se as axy as the g6aggsaulemal roc
ord ts0w Osleans states.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-13
TYA & CO BY
ToE AND PEN
5 Is

s'1 have 30 paace Go lay ny head, z
saoans forusar King Euawtg og IA
yassm However. he's lucky % hava
nsa head Dssrolt Fres PRESS.
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w. B. .DS
EEeesricaI COnfYaet0Y
Neaes and Shop I7s Cendult Stree
Pllsne 100
GEO. w. JONES
Circulating Library

The fellowias beoks have been aided ~
thc IsIbrnfy
THE Dwelling Plaes of Light" ny win
at0n GbusehiIi
s.Tsae Inevitable Esaiance Sheet hy Kn.
rfMa TFHsll
a circait Hider.s wife. ~ Cora Msr.
ris.
Kenny. BY Leostofa DalrynpIe.
w. Gernrsl.
Where Yoar Treasurer Is.r ~ Hoisnan
Day.
asrhe Clue n The Air ~ Isabel Os.
trAnsler.
TERAGSs--New Roels. gc pas day.
ttsd HaeAH. sc. Rpr dry.
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ORDE!.. Isl |.

En the Matter of Tgaa 80 h of The M0rtgaged
Real Estate ~ wtslsaln E CAN'T
And Wife
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-13

q ee ia, Sd
aces6n q my g1p
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-13

Ansg amM 10 Mat lisOa - d
81 az as sas ID nasay vsFaa
1ak ~ 6sae mallgssa ~ aatss
News
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-13

According to 4 headline, Lodge
STANDS Behind italy. Look out. Sen.
asOrg Thaf6 very dangerous spot!
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-13

Inassssea a. The DezAUeTasA Of the
h0rdeR STATES. the NORTH. tAa East and
aAa west mast eoasSihate b gOod many
voeaa a tRae party - 10 hmys clsamea
Ii ae2e, s. aziahk well OCcHr to thA
Eaepra sakssss ce me sonkh ID pay q
Iats d tlaassr assocaa grusn
tAs 0ashaT sinnors Sun.
ea ssomba d tAak tlAa GaRunans are.
nAue@ worried aAR aha sfgsck 0g sAa
var 0n5 their bassa aaaaa ahouf IT.
asgeek 81 elAsiis repasa don haxlesaai
Asavpa ana
1he a xuries amko
pchIbaesd II
s. 10 cDanpara b
IL sa4ar aa aaxarise
skA g - ~ glaa Anasra0an
ea m1m esaxnam@ IDS taR hskass
Sd EEsacscs srehlcAe.
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8 80. = -

AnfMe faa1R wages ane nkrsaa teeth har-
row. 0TSe Si1es hDFne ps0w. wA88n hafneea.
REaw haFaaE esAEezeea pro0E Masem wire
steess a a41e4 x wsmeDw aaaa
sGas ana sAFsAen spala Z.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-13

m13-oMka
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WANTED

n yA49YMKB-- BY genslemMT RtlA VIE 40
children; cottage fuFnished. Dy hAe
manfh III AnnanpfIs al nearby 1cea-
nation ~ soon a. possible. AdareNs 10.
lAS; Box 59T lnA@s-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-13
lLLTAM II. MOSS
Aucsioneef

FFAvtne aag s faen win oseser 10
pnasse &aBe fnf sAe 9wneE, WiIliam W..
Esesan III kise EaFTn 91fmerly owned By
Theodore 81 E0nner. on Back Greek. near
Esastp0ss. On
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-13

aeuSegng "a aas28 syeseGk Al. MI. BaaMs
she knlkwNsIs2 eFzona1 property
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-10
SALT LAKE CITY
MAN TO ATTEND
ROTARY MEETING
Richmond to invite Delegates
to International Meet

Fred {. Richmond, pre'idcn, of the
commercial club at Salt Lake City.
and prominent Rotarlan, will be
among the visitors at the district
conference OF Rotary in oklahoma
City next Thursday and Friday, it
was announced by W, K, Martineau,
publicity manager, this morning lie
willshring an invitation to local Ro-
tarianS to attend the international
conference in Salt Lake City early
in the summer,
D An invitation has been issued Chel.
sey X. Perry of Chicago, secretary
of the International organization, 70
he presen, a, the Oklahoma City con
ference to assist in solving problems
expected to arise concerning the Sey-
cntccnth district and the iu'ctna
lional regulations OF Rotary
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-10
KILLS
Wife WITH SHOT
DURING ATTACK


During wha, IS supposed 10 have
been an cpllcr'ic 1T a, abou, |
o'clock thi, Afternoon, Earl Robbins. a
man about IS year, Old, picked up a
revolver and ,ho, hi, vie. Ienor'
Rohb,n, The hulht struck her in tie
breast and she di-l Instantly
Robbins alter the shooting fell 10
the floor, with the gun still clu'chcd
in his hand, lie still had the weapon
when police who were called entered
the hou'ce
The shooting took place a, the home
OF the two IN the lr block on West
Maple street, where they have lived
Tor only a short time
Robbins was taken 20 Emergency
hospital for treatment lie is expected
to recover
/, is said he has been subject TO epj.
lcptic fits for a number ot years.
\ coroncr'S inquest will be held
Robbins was former cmploye o
the Crystal Ice Cream company. po
lice said and his vile worked Tor III,
SouthwcS, Rel Telephone COMPANY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-10
Man Is 'Vag'
Although He
Has $1,000

|, a man with $l2oo a ,asrant'

|, man with $l2o0 a ,asrant'
Municipal Judge Sliticr today de-
clarcd lame, Ray sagrant and
fined him SO and costs ON ,ha,
charge This was IN thesiacc OF the
testimony OF rlainclothcsman Gates
that when he searched Ray he found
500 in 500 bills Scwcd in the lming
oi the back OF hi, coat and another
500 IN his pockets.
Ray was also fined $40 and costs
ior occupying a room for immoral
May Miller, his compaion
at the Jefferson hotel, was also given
the double fine on the same charges
They are to be held for in>eStga-
tion Charles {, Post, Berrllion expcr,
told the court he had May Mlllcr''
picture in his collection OF celebrities
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-10
Miners, Singing Hun
Songs, Dispersed by
Soldiers at Butte

troop, oi 'he i.ru.,.uuh Omitted
State, Infantry had 'h ,rcc'> lead
ing 10 the mnc, piu.',l and puck
e., were stopped d, early as 4 O'Clock
tonsrcra'lup IS i.-b.llc0 hy the mlh-
ar, aNl those slow ~ moving az
command OF tho soldiers hly, been
made to feel the bayonct, point
Statement, were circulated that the
soldiers had fired over the heads OF
strikers who prevented cars IRON
leaving the barns, but Major Jones
denied ,h, Another report that al.
ditronal troops had been asked for,
was also denied by Major General
Jones, who SAID that he had plenty
to cope with the situation
After crowd which filled Fin
lander hall began TO sing what were
said TO be German songs, Capt W
+. Wilson ordered the hall cleared
one woman. said to have led the
singing. was taken into custody by the
military
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-10

rg TIL, Associated rre,sD
BUTTE Mul rcb 10 STRIKERS
% 'ac mur, ui Har'r who object 90
tie recent reduction ut 81 day
10 wage, and ssh, are insisting on Tive
abolition ct the "rustlug' caid >ys-
tenn. were halted outside the mines
today hy Urrrd states soldiers Those
men who wished to So to work were
permitted to pass.
Discharged soldiers who still wore
army uniforms. were among those do.
Jng picket duty 70. the strikers They
were ordered hy the regular army men
to discard their uniforms or cease
participating IN the attempted picket
Nr
street cars which carry miners 90
,hc'r work were prevented by strikers
from leaving the barns Soldiers
cleared the crowd from the vicinity
OF the car barns but later a commit
,c'c of union men Is understood To
have called out the union carmen
Major A. NJ Jones IN command Of
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-10
MANN ATTACKS
Big NAVY PLAN

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10 Attack
on the new naval program of ten
dreadnauphu and ten scout cruisers
was opened in the house today by Re
publican Leader Mann who made a
point OF order against the provision
as soon as It was called up for con-
sidcralion He argued tina, an au-
thori,a,ion without an appropriation
was no, germane and could not be in
cludcd in the appropriation bill
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-10
LIBERTY KITCHEN
TO Be CLUBHOUSE


The Liberty kitchen viii ic CON.
ver,cd soon into clubhouse ag.orl.
ing To M,gS Mar'cl lopklns UN
home dtmon',rau0n agent where
girls OF 'womcn's organization, can
assemble, cook their own dinners and
have general good time aUcrvarl
The first meeting OF this SOFT b,
scheduled ior "Wednesday night lHe
evening will he uujcr the direct ,u.
pcryi,ior OF Mrs j. y Schwocrkr
Miss llopkin, will oversee the prep.
ararion OF the dinners and combine
practical lessons in home economic,
with the pleasure Of the girls
Privileges Of the kitchen are to hr
open to any organization Of womcr
" girls IN the civ and Miss Hopkn,
ha, rendered her services without
charge,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-10
IFS Bushels of
Silver Dollars
Will Be Melted

WNsUl&GION Feb l0-Mofr
than one hundred and tscu'y.lIyc
hu,hrl, OF silver dollar, were shipped
today from the treasury vauluts
the Philadelphia min, TO be melted
into bullion for export so India
This was one OF the shipment,
which have taken 2OiWOOO0 from
the vaults I'm rrccn, month, 10 he
w.l'ol down and exported to the
allies.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-10
POPE SENDS LETTER
TO'LOCAl CATHOLICS

A letter from Pope Benedict NN,
cxhor,ing Catholics to pray for divine
guidance towards Just and pctma-
nent peace for the delegates to he
peace conference, was read a, ST
Josephs Catholic cathedral yesterday
at all masses The same letter was
sent TO every Catholic diocese in the
world with the rcQncv, tina, 1t be
read .yom every pulpi, yesterday
morning,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-10
women OF CITY
WILL REGISTER
FOR PRIMARIES
Election Official Sets Dates
February 26-MarCh l.

Registration Tor women whho desire
20 vote IN the Oklahoma City primary
March lS will open February 20 and
close March 7, according to announce
mcnt today hy ". / Nahlberg OF the
state election board,
Not only may women register IN
this period but any other voters who
have become qualified since the last
registration period according to Vail
bcrg'S Interpretation OF the law
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-10
ROBERTSON CHOSEN
EQUALIZATION HEAD

The frs, meeting It the new state
board OF equalization wa, held today,
Governor Robertson being elected
chairman following a custom main
sined since statehood
A. Lcecrai, state treasurer was
,lec,ed vicc-chairman OF the board
md Frank Carter state auditor was
named secretary
Beyond organizing and working ou'
A plan to receive reports from smaller
telephone companies, the board took
up no business
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-10
"PECK FOR MAYOR"
CLUB MEET TONIGHT

There will he a meeting Of the
"Herbcr, Peck Tor Mayor" club in
the county courtroom at the eourt
house at y o'clock this evening
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-10

LOCAL FoREcAsT-psrtly cloudy 10
cloudy tonight and Tuesday, Probably
somewhat colder Tuesday,
STATE FoREChsT--ronluht 'alr and
warmer; Tuesday cloudy west portion,
kANShs-o-retaly fair tonight and
Tuesday, warmer tonight.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-10
No RESERVOIR
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Charlevoix county herald., 1919-07-11

pierced the torrents roar, he slid down
the cataract. Pierre locked In his arms.
cried out In horror, but leaned for
ward. fascinated by the dreadful spec
tacle. saw the bodies glide down the
straight jet Of water as boy might
slide down column of steel. and
plunge into the black caldrOn beneath.
around whose edge stood the hooking
and fantastic figures of ice. The seeth-
ing lake tossed them high into the
air, and the second cataract caught
them and flung them back toward the
Old Angel.
At last they slid down into the
depths of the dark lake. to lie forever
there In that embrace. And still the
cataracts played on, sounding their
loud, triumphant, never-ending tune.
|, was running down the tunnel again.
was running to Jacqueline, but
something diverted me. 1t was the
face of Lacroix, peering at me from
among the crevices of the rocks with
the same evil smile. knew from the
look on 1t that he had seen all and had
been infinitely pleased thereby.
caught at him; wanted to get my
hands on him and strangle him, too.
and fling him down, and stamp his
features out Of human semblance. But
he eluded me and darted back into
the cliff.
caught him near the entrance and
held him fast.
He struggled In my grasp and
screamed.
LET me gol" he howled. "Ah, you
will repent it Monsieur, let me go (!
will give you half-share In the gold.
What do you want with me?"
What did i want? | did not know.
1t must have been the same instinct
that leads one to stamp upon noXl-
GUS insect. / think ii was his JOY in
the hideous spectacle beneath the cata-
ract that had made me long to kill
him.
But now a dreadful fear was dawn
ing on me.
"Jacqueline l screamed.
81 have not seen her." he replied.
Nov let me go! All. mon Dieu, will
you never let me go? 1t is too late!"
Suddenly he grew calm.
ut is too late" he said in monot-
Onous voice. you have killed both Of
us!"
And, with the sweat still on his fore
head. he stood looking maliciously at
me.
IF you had let me CO." he said,
you would have died just as you are
going to die"
saw the face of the cliff culver I;
l saw an immense rock, halfway up.
leap into the air and seem to hang
there; then the ground was upheaved
beneath my feet, and with a frightful
roar the rocky walls swayed and fell
together.
And the rivulet became cataract
that surged over me and filed my ears
with tumult and sealed my eyes with
sleep.
Charlevoix county herald., 1919-07-11
CHAPTER XXI.
The End of the Chateau.

The End OF the Chateau.
Darkness impenetrable about me,
and a thick air that | breathed with
great gasps that hardly brought relief
to my choking throat. And voice
out of the darkness crying ceaselessly
In my ears:
Help me! Help mel"
raised myself and tried TO struggle
to my feet. found that could move
my limbs freely. / tried to rise upon
my knees, but the roof struck my head
stretched my arms out, and l touched
the wall on either side Of me.
must have been stunned by the
conclusion Of the landslide. By a
miracle l had not been struck.
Help me! Help mel"
tried to find the voice. l crawled
three feet toward 1t, and the wall
stopped me. But the voice was there.
1t came from under the wall. l felt
about me In the darkness, and my
hand touched something damp.
whipped 1t back In horror. 1t was the
face of a man.
There was only the face. Where the
body and limbs ought to have been was
only rock. The face was on my side
Of wall Of rock, pinning down the
body that lay outstretched beyond.
l recognized the voice now. 1t was
that of Philippe Lacroix.
"Ah, mon Dieu Help me. Help
mel"
He continued to repeat the words In
every conceivable tone, and his suffer.
ing was pitiable. l felt one hand come
through the tiny opening In the wall
and grasp at me.
"Who is it?" he mumbled. "Is that
you, Hewlett? For Gods sake kill
mei'
/ crouched beside him, but did not
know what to say or do. could only
wait there, that he might not die alone.
"Give me knifel" he mumbled
again; clutching at me. "A knife,
Hewlett! Don't leave me to die like
this Bring Pere Antoine and my
mother. I want to tell her-to tell
her"
He muttered In his delirium until
his voice died away thought that he
would never speak again. But present
ly he seemed to revive again to the
consciousness Of his surroundings.
"Are you with me. HewlettT he
whispered.
/ placed my hand In his, and he
clutched at Ii with feverish force.
"You will have the gold. Hewlett"
he muttered. apparently ignorant that
I, too, was a prisoner and In hardly
better plight. II tried to kill you, Hew-
lett. Are you going to leave me to die
alone In the dark nowT
"No," l answered. 1T doesn't mat
ter, Lacroix." And. really, 1t did not
matter.
II wanted to kill YOU" his voice
rambled on. ''Lacroix is dead.
watched him die. L thought if-you
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