Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- Detective Story by J. s. Fletcher

iats In tbe evenip0 when thar ~ VIZ
I the little town, but Spargo bau;nu !
looked in at the parior Of tSe .Ye,,n,,ss Yans
DRAGON and ascertained that NV
ouarterpare had only lust gone bon,a '
took Breton across the street to tbs
old gentleman's house. Mr.. ouarte@r' @
page himself came 70 the door. ana
recognized Spargo Immediately. Soth'
ing would satisfy him but that the tno
should 10 in; his family, he said had had
Just retired, but he himself was going
10 take final nightcap and cigar. and
they must share II.
ouarterpage. said Sparro as they fol. G
lowed tie Gid man into his dining room ON
1--WE have to be up at daybreak, And
possibly-you. too, would like TO be- nm
as early"
Mr.. Qusrterpage looked an inquiry
over the top of decanter which he was
handling.
cat daybreak2" he exclaimed.
1.-THE fact is," said Spargo, "tbat
grave Of Chamberlayne's Is going to be
opened at daybreak.
1--WE have managed to got an order
from the home secretary for the ex.
humation Of Chamberlayne's body; the
oficials in charge Of II have come down
In the same train with us; we're all
staying across there at the Dragon.
The officials have gone to make the
proper arrangements with your au /.
thorities. It will be at daybreak, or
as near II as can conveniently be man.
aged. And I suppose, now that you
know Of II, you'll be there2'
God bless me !" exclaimed Mr..
Ouarterpare, "You'ye really done that
~ w. ~ - .'
Well, well, 20 we shall know the truth
at last, after all these years.. You re
very wonderful young man MT. spar
go, upon my word. AND this other
young gentlemanV .
spsrso looked at Breton, who had
ALREADY given MIN permission 70 speak.
"Mr. ouarterpass," he said, this
young gentleman is, wlthout DOUBT,
Sorr;,tor or 'l Mr Rsuaid sUa Rreton ne tIot Itnf
tsIs ne', H.. n tI ~ Jnrh. In aa.,,.
s;n sGau sou ~, uu' 'he I ~ .Uuo' ro o'',,, aoUi
sh.lap s bonds ;.h h IT,, aud sui wish 'Vh h;n, :,
wall j. WIN A'i
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.nJ r,.ss az eJ ee to ~ .;r. praton
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'heH sar,, - s o.. u... r
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on the man who ia sunposed To be in
it.n
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yu thia LINN my rs.hs nIr vas "oiAu y,
upon Wy t,s p inan Nnfanoe~, ~ Iat.-
oIser'ep ''m .p pe.9n tew nus sn,s.,s M NJ
Wnen my rau ;.nh, al saI I'wn %tS ryunu t.ynm W.
XuaL'efpsss noopiS,"iT,e sppS"in ;nanan.od bu
Lhlnn he was unuuiy ihhueneeo W
MN H. o.. .I ~. Ls
M S"ai'eipaso eHooA "is "'"u
sauiy. =,
~Cnanoeliayn.e.,c ~ ..ch my deal youns sii'
ns is's aHsmereu;; n Jaoseye saiic ,ynsa5,,
plausioie anu ce.er aeiioW; ououy
kneW aht.n,ns augu. nt nt'n fn uh. Io =. 'I,g haS
70 Inis .own, anu set peio.e Io hau Az
;st Deem nss 'siy ,Cs s,,, mG "o ouuhnJn ~
nste ~ M Sna, S al,
Souise, ~ us I"h iseI aIs"se. fn.nay
penese shS. M..,n ne umis''u sYut ,d NJ
rouna his l.e Hnss.. & As u iyu NJ II.
Sparso tnese when ne was s,1n as S M; ;s
,nIIiii'ss 49, u me r haan SUR .Nn w1 s,,.nrts. ~ ~
wou,u heser h nase aasr,teI tesa G"y s Sp" nno ~
me 70 ear'Nuehnais'y, .Lnt mean, @ SVSnt
=. ,o.t,a. ~ .,t IT, Thsr,harN
mus s.n qusss.n .. INV ns
ayhe po.n1,I,s. ao,,s, La,;sn. t tSat %.mh:r-
ana you really oeIieve . M. % Ss9,, SnsS 81,
iayhe ID ac'uaiiy ahve' MT eparso.
Spargo pulled out his watch. we
shall all know whether he was buried In
that grave before another six hours are