South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-04

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1T is so nice of you TO come here,
Miss Ethel. Mrs. Cullen viii so so
pleased when she hears Of it," Mrs
Vain always spoke as though Agnes
was certain 20 return. i was Won
dering yesterday If this might mean
yOu were soon 10 arrive"
This was a letter which the
housekeeper was Offering square,
firm. well-filed envelope with Brit
ish stamps and with the British
strip. Opened b. the Censor" The
address was written in bold. vigor-
Gus handwriting which Ethel OBJ
served with a start.
The letter was from Barney s
friend Of the Canadian battalion
who had written Barney Of her
fathers attempt 10 speak to HIM,
VINO had told Barney 10 hasten to
Resurrection Rock and mad foretoid
that he would find some one named
Bagley and another person named
Carew there The letter read:
Ny Dear Ethel Carew:
/ am addressing YOU without the
usual prefix of Miss or Mrs because
do not know which to US
am writing you 10 report that
substance Of a communication meant
for you and which was received
from a person who is dead.
This afternoon. when sitting wit n
Mrs. Brand, Philip Carew once more
was present and wished to speak.
Perhaps because Il was earlier an
the sitting and the medium was not
tired. I received several perfectly
clear and coherent messages. What
I had done in regard to Barney
Loutrelle was wrong. When I ask
ed how wrong. I received the re-
ply. Not so much wrong as in
complete"
/ then asked what I should do to
make It complete; and I got the re-
ply:
1T Is no use. really. at all. Ear
Ter It seemed so; but not now. II
3 no use without Quinlan."
When 1 asked FOR QUinians whole
name ands address and who "she"
was, 1 got the reply. somewhat i'm
patiently. James, Of course. james
Quinlan. Chicago" And he said
that she was Ethel Carew and
requested me TO write her at once all
about 10. I will quote this verbatim
Size. though meaningless to me, It
was clearly most important:
see Quinlan and tell him no.
only but Robert. who IS here be-
side me. says TO do It, That is the
only way. and he viii be happy
when it IS over. II must be done
Tel him the cost there is nothing. "
Very sincerely.
HUSTON ADLEY.
CHAPTER X.
Bennett Cullen. oldest son Of Luca.
Cullen. Junior. was a hearty youne
man who considered thar whenever
he had something particularly diff
tcult 10 do with anybody. it always
made matt ers easier TO give that
person a good dinner: and in his
cousin Eth" he found lac had an
obstinate proposition.
The big room I'm the Blackstone
was clearing as groups departed Tor
the opera. the nearest tables a.,
were deserted. Bennett paid his
cheek and lit q ctgaret; he leaned
easily upon the table.
Do you know any one name
Quinlan o" she asked.
"Old Jim Quinian2 Surely Faith
er used 20 have MIN about the south
side yards for old times sake"
why"
ellie was with grandfather years
ago"
~Oh; was there some one con.
nected with him named Robert?'
I2-hel asked.
Bob ou-ulan2 He was hts grand
son"
.'was2" E,hel repeated. Hes
dead2"
"Shot down in flames near Cam
brai. he was" Bennett said He
got into aviation as observer and
machine gunner. old JIM hear
re went sort OF nutty not Ions afr-
erward il seemed that Bob was
al he had left Lost most OF the
rest or his family II disasters. some
che said. then the war cook Bob"
How lous ago was he associated
with grandfather d" Ethel return
cd. Where was IL"
~ 1924 t'.At.A 4a AaN D4A lAi4r Aal 81
Bennet replied impa1ently. old
jim was head sawyer OF one OF
grandfather's mills. Lost his fling
ers then. has only haIf his fingers
On his right hand W-hy2T
81 came hack here because
Ethel began. looking steadily at he-
cousin. The trouble I had with
Erandfarher at -. F'l0rentiE. Ben. 81
che made another start. was over
a lau whom Klnch loo killed on
Resurrection Rock
'EiIed y 0an2" her cousin wa
repeating ID a whisper. lookins
about swiftly and tren bending fur
tser across the table.
You meau-,uurdered him?"
"Oh. Ben. 7 cont know. but Tn
afraid sol"
-What-what tho devti-'Bennet