The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-10

 bcUs knowing what ! was doing. ! hoped she would approve of what I intended Co do. though I intended to do it whether she aid or not ! had to teu the story.
 ''you are right John" she said "But how magnificent father was' Re was stark Nemesis, the ceanesr purcst justice there ist"
 She WIS a bit ecsauc They teach youuc ladies 100 many consultations ! thought Therc was no rhapsody in this; 1t was uEIy.
 Jed had one. more flash or spirit as he started for the ncnirgntiary
 "you poor old cony-hook fool of a uoraIistr" he sasE "Nhy cant your insignificant conscience he satisfied without doing a 1or af damage 60 no good end. nrrgE moral II~rs' Nou wreck Uro Richard Dan~uu ra-r 1.-Two outside the peu.raar.ary. He has no money. no way of making any. no place Co co, no friends. Nou are Co- ing to throw him out 0f his home Nou are going to torture him with rh. Knowledge that his life was wasted fn prison when he was a free man lu Irv. You are going Co destroy the Sid Dcy family"
 "EanarE Da.sau saw his brother" ] safa. "rhar night ar mo pool"
 "ua saw a rno~t~ assorted Tod. "0r if he ..ur ~ac a ghost he must want ta stay in the narmnrto-v IT hc knew ft was his h-orha- why didn't ae demand an inquiry and his free Famz Ef-hor nram~a he saw ghost OF ha does not want his freedom. Y0u ,rn have }. either way you want Nou a~,. going to rn-oa him out 0. The only place n. ras 70 live. and you aTo co- Ing r1 r.v. n.m Tho tragedy oE know n- .Na. his rre was wrecked
 "E1a f> a rich man." said. Half fna ar- nnn-au ns.r-a S his An or It Is his His n-~r.r was E.-a"T and Is now aena.y 5a.-~
 "yar ar. a worse man -ha0 , w0s." safz Tur. .T mower .nua-.n~a5 with N- S.Eray'S s.Ia-n ar punishment You are trying .n H.~ scheme was inst"
 "ur.rs -n. u~. .- -h5> Eeha-eE' J exclaimed .ynn .r. morally .u-aDa- hl, as right aa.r-.
 "hnE yaa a-a a r.au>l nnIncg.on Of rsnr~ aN.u->" said Te5
 Whom w. r.-r .r -Ea narranrav ar-mnra. we a-raw--e5 Morgan of rha Wera~aHn~ a-u-y Ho stopped mo-
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 ar.r-r r.r". ha nv...uaE "yau a-. na-. -r >.a E.rra-5 D.r-on ! fol- lowed my hmr.N have f.o answer m The .n-. ! know why .h'> man >r-.r rave- WIS E.ur-.- ..a- twenty ya-~ Nau a-a l.r. ,a sna Richard rrH-.r r.a.rsa ynr are representing Arna- u.H~nr"
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 aT know no .s-a~ a rawa. but he Is .Hra a> SE-nr"
 "lrr Sidney Is fnaf" : said. "We n.ra com. r.-r ?. -.T Richard Dnh- son that Ia can -a free. ] did ro- know who A-gn- Dnh~r0 was unu ..~- --.-"
 As Na--.r ~..nE hero-a uS n0 Tho r.r.nr-a-g steps ! thought how true had r.n my conception nf him as the inevitable. Mr. sidney had out p'svaF sa-e. Nnt lt was by using the uurr .ar. death
 Nar@.s face showed some uuu.eas- a.. lines.
 "wn.. do yau mean. that Sidney Is L.aa.- h. asked.
 "Ue Uof Christmas night ! read his diary .as. night. Jed gave it to u. It is the one D-avada tried ro s-aar We came here aJ once Co tel Richard laa>r-~
 "Lag lt, brother Arthur ron him. Richard is 5a.G." said Morgan going m down .ne stops. "I}ug , am not through wE.D yau people. Publicity Is just as good n.w as lt was before
 Uo got into aa automobile. and was driven away.
 "Snw..h.r- always happens 70 these moral ana~c.aaees.~ said Jed savage iy. "Nurw learn fife some day, young fellow. Now keep your mouth shut Inside haro"
 Tho warden told us that Richard pohsaa had died the night before. He had >u~-a.nea a great shock the night he walked ont or the D6uireuua-y and was found on lI-. S5luey.> grounds. The adventure not only ove-rave5 him nhysfnsH Hy. Uur f- had affected his i'm ae-uarto1. When the guards found him. after tra message from Hartley house. he was Incohorenr and in te- vcr.
 He never recalucd strength or ra- rouaItry. He had been quiet at times but al other times was in delirium. When deIl-fous. he suffered chiefly from the 6crusfon that he had seen his brothers ghost
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