The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-20
slademoLselIe 90 pelectiye.
cHAPTBR KIN


sfad4molselIe the Detective.
m london, about noon Of that
nay Weftheimef deciphered 4
code MESSAGE
Dear 6idt bean. PIeaAe advise
nrafeetnre az police without re.
realine youf EouYae 81 informa.
don. inide1tifed man murdered
OH e1press stopSed yesterday
n an Of CONT De IoTE9es. DIR.
ing entiEe evening before entrain-i
ing ne Was Swallowed by two
Apaches one ~ whom, passing RsI
Albert Dappnt hooked in same
eafIiage etgnss but DE-
tl,,i',sa ,sstggls si n Lse9' ~
''pt'l IN Z, !. ssuf1 ~ US
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can va feeomfr,end one such 10
me 81 teieefaph3 Presume Won
have head your old friend Duche-
min Is suspected Of looting Jewels
of Madame dc Moltalais. Chateau
do Monfalais. near Milan. he
counts o. your discretion 10 prs
serge s9efef a MS Innocence mend.
ing further edYi ees. Paul Martin
mere stopptpg Hotel Chatham.
popdlesppi
M. H."
a telegram from London address.
Cd 70 m Paul Martin, Hotel Chat.
ham, Paris, was delivered late In
me aftefnoon
apFatsst,t-.e.l t,nn.d IN MANI
thanks FnIly annreciate Won cSn.
moi tf,ist yol,fseIt alone in tbe dsrx
rhereSoke ebseyfnIIy dsIs,stinS
sss,tuIs ueiesst'ps
pads III Afile Aithensis Pana.ns
maiden Ia nStnre charms wSon
beg ypp8 WIN respect as you would
~, ,s ~, slslst, ylsalng you enjoyable
f's''iepE evening W.
u needed receipt Of q petltbleu.
while no Was dressing for dinner, to
cure Lanyard Of an attack of pre-.
nlonitofy shtyers brought on by
feeoileetipp OF the awful truth that
Z one - never really safe in trifling
Win an BnglIshman's sense Of hu.
NOR
'iDear Monsieur Martin. II IA TIM
sweet Of You 10 remember yonr
promise 10 ask me 10 dine the nTst'
time You came to Paris. since Won
Ritz. nc hatts mast seyenS I Tn cs sse
yoiir memory for faces 1. No. 20 n
has been n , long time sInce ~ no
Y HASN'T its-I shall be wearsnr " tSs
conventional 9ast hIsn, LII ' w
very best inpen,,s sTnres.yon lou a May
my feather Fan will he gIon,o a aoi
ofed '4'' s''N''
tsAlways 10 you-.
,tAi.THpNA1s RENpArvn
81 : r s.'tAsS 10y A47oH-
Now that sounded more like
lived up{in most gratifying fash.
ion 70 the tone OF her note
She swept sptritedIy vnto the
lounge OF the Ritz a tall. fair gIrI
very good-looklng indeed and bril-:
iiantIy costumed and nIaced Mnr
sieur Paul Martin In ON. gIsnca
ON the instance Of hIs ca,cnIated
start Of recognition,
fPanlfo sfs erisd IN 1r,Ir. o.
cents ,lI,m SO gladl Its been
simply ages-And looking an weili
4 don't believe you've changed n
bit.
And You, Athenais. always OF.
dntsite, but today-Truly one has
never seen YOU looking better I"
.'Flattery" she Commented
Meanwhile her gaze reviewed
Y the iounge In one swift. searching
glance and returned to LANYARD
with q droop Of the lashes, signi.
fled there was no one present
likely 70 prove dangerous,
.'Fiattery? To you? But impos-
stblei"
He delighted, her, and she show
ed II openly. But her lips said
only: Have / kept you waiting a
trighttully long time, poor boy"
eLet your appetite accuse YOU,
Athenasi.."
But 1 am starvlng!"
rhen, as I take It, nothing on
earth can prevent our going in to
Lanyard had already consulted