The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-29
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.-rrqtegt OF french ue~
" jra4 ,.1,.rg this unusual story OF
gives F -,..tnaI at bay-discovered in
s r'a' t.,r,ish country house where
aIl.' NJ a disease which has al
Is d! ,,.~.a the lower part OF ms
2'# sen IT, tao moment Of success t,s.a M
Bl! s''' ..r-.> that he has been beaten,
5,va."1. ,r.ntual, wanted for Il nonu
1s s'''r. nr,ard. tells how he went 10
sa. vi I ~, Ear Harbor met the
mere, ,rarlrau girl Although
sa1.'.' t.. ..r~e OF decency was out
-.1.a~.. w.. INV that a dissipated Eng
ss'l @".r y-s.rtdsc, was attempting to
'--.'S . ror her money.
par: ., .a Wcstridge, told him that
j. a., o.a friend OF the girls father
" .'. .s Knows the girl must nave
y. "' o., s.vr securities which she mas
.,,. har1at ON margin. Inc criminal
.". f.. Produced the security Tor
rs ..,.,n Wusuidga raised and then
'' ~,. ,..a to .uru over to the girl.
CO on win tn Story;
CHATTER III.
-.. .r.raoon sun lay on the terrace
I1o ,--.y Stone house, where the big
-.. t,..d e., the middle, talked from
clearing the mystery that had
n. disappearance from the
'.' p. WAS au extraordinary tail, and
.,..1 ,a ct il, in detail, precisely
.ar
~. a.,e n,.ioo." 7 asked, this explana-
. m WJsrdge''
r.. ,..las NE in a sort Of wonder
..rr, be said i made it up"
.rrc~s wasn't any Of 1t true?"
a,.,, q w9rd." he answered. Don't
90 urdersuad''
rr.,, uae Il little game that me and
I'D A,m.caty was settin' up on the
H."
.yor snow nothing of the girls af-
-.,r The thing seemed incredible to
That's right" he replied, mot a thing,
.7. ,sqt her father, a lawyer in the
| n,s w.s dead, and the small coin was
I...r9Inz to mean somethin'-an' of
g-sa The little game of this Westridge
lsg-t-.t was a blind pool; nobody in
IL ~, God Almighty"
e-a-I rot forbear a comment.
He gems to have helped you in the
T.. Ing creature turned heavily to-
al ~.
Wna u,,lo westridge?" There was
s.n irony in his voice. II didn't need
nv ta,n 10 handle him. That was \ B
..gr The big trouble was ahead"
Wsa The girl?" the query escaped
.H-, ,. replied, that was my job
yal listen. I'm comm to it.
Il I.,s.d cut for chance to get the
\ r, bv herself. an about four o'clock l
l. H. yAaga had been a fog in; it
sea~ea r. ll,.e and she went for walk.
h., ,ooE tive vuth along the sea toward
numweEa Harp.r and 1 followed her.
IN turned hack where the path ends at
M hlrbor aud Just before a big house,
b. hadnt been opcned that season, l
b. her.
T ~ stopped in thc uath?
" Nussie.' I satd, could I speak to you
minute?
There way no sham business about
a- Sho was clraO and straight and
lnald Of uothin, Nike an angel Of God.
Certainly she said. What is it,,
r,
The big man moved his loose bulk in
b. chair
i know something about Stories" he
MID "Tv had TO make 'em up 50 a jury
'Foad hIln,e an, an 1 done my best as
hmped along 10y her,
Z olrt always been rich I says. I
"a2 down an out in the eighties, an I
Ras a-o.n 10 d. somethin' that would
@yr ruined mo-, when by Gods luck 1
PEE Harry In LOUISVILLE Od heard the
40 women call her father Harry, so had
&t much to 20 on.)
a. ho says. what's the trouble?'
I suppose it was in my face. I
1s jruGa down an told him. He got
al IN his hoad, an then he patted me
"a ,a- shoulder, odd man." he said, "a