New Britain herald., 1922-04-19
Continued From Dur IaRst Issue
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Continued From Our Lnst Issue
 That chap When he Was in the
 full cry and ecstasy ol his hunt after Sabre, tho perspirtion sircamed down his laco like runnine oih and
 he'd flap his great red tongue around his jaws and mor his strcumine face and chuck uW1y his streaming mfnci and all the time he'd hn stnnplng down to Twyniug and while he waa ytoop and fwyn,ng prompting him with the venom pricking and hurslog in the corners of his mouth, all tNo tlme he was stopping this chap would leave that great torcfnEer Wagg ng away al Sabre, GGd Sabre clutchius the box and his taca in a knot, pnd his throat in a lump and choking ont Lool; here Look here
 "l tell you
 "l was standing right across the court at right angl'shto him, "a' uedged tight, Scarcely breathe lei alone move wrote OH bit of pa- per to Sabre that | was here and let him get up and ask for me, sabre snatched the thing as if he was mad at it. and read it, and buzzed il on the floor and ground his heel on il. Just to show me. l suppose. Nice Poor devil, my gooseberry eyes went up about ten degrees. I'it later ] had another shot I--well. I'll come to that in a minute"
 They pushed off the case with the obvious witnesses police, doctor and so on. Then the thing hardened doWn. Then Sabre saw what was coming af him saw if at clap and never had remotely dreamt of t; saw it like 9 tiger coming down the street to d." vour him; saw if like the lid of hell slowly slipping away before his eyes it. and things-age, gravnesS, lasting and immovable .calamty-l don't know t-frightfu things--cam" down on his face like the dust of ashes settling on a polished surface.
 You sec, what this llumpo iiend was laying out for was, first that Sabre was the father of the girls child, second that he'd dcliberatoi, put the poison in her way, and bru tally told her he was done with her and gone off and left her so that she should do what she had done and he be rid of her. Yes. Yes, old man. And he'd got a case. By the living lingo, he'd got such a case as a Crown prosecutor only dreams about after good dinner and three parts of a bottle of port.
 Listen Just listen and sec for yourself. Worked off the police eNi dence and the doctor. dyou sec Then-'Mr Bright, Old man comes up into the box. Stands there mas sive, bowed with grief. chtst heaNing voice coming out of it like an organ in the Dead March. Stands there like the father of Virginia thinking ol Appius Claudius.
 Like th:s. his evidence wer-' Was father of the deceased woman, Gas they called her). Was employed as foreman at Fortune, East and Sn- bres. Had seen the body and identi- fled it. So on. so on.
 Then Humpo gets on to him. Was his daughter the sort of girl to medi tate taking her life fe?-'Never! Never Great rendine cry that went down to your marrow.
 Was any particular individual in ] vtrumental in obtaining for her work | which took her from beneath his | roof ?-'There, There. Clenchcd fist and half his body over the box to- wards Sabre.
 Hook here." bursts out old Sabre Look here-.'
 They shut him up
 Answer the question, please, Mir, Bright - Mir, Sabre led to her first going from me Mir Sabrc,'
 Was the situation thus obtained for the girl nearer her fathers house pr nearer Mr abre's?-'Not a quar- ter of an hour, not ten minutes, from Mir. Sabres house. i.
 Had the witness any knowledge IS to whether this man Sabre was q frequent visitor at the place of the girls situation Constantly, con stantly, night after night he was .here,'
 Was he, indeed?" says Humpo, interested. Was he in 1eed There were perhaps great friends of his own standing there, one or two men chums, no doubt?'-- No one, No one. cries the old man No one but an old invalid lady, nigh DC edridden, past seventy, and my my daughter, my Efie,'
 Had the witness recently been shown diary kept by Mir. Tywnmg at this period ?-'Yes, Nes.'
 And it contained frequent refer snce to Sabre's mention in the office of these visits ?-'Yes, Yes,'
 Did one entry reveal the fact that on one occasion this Sabre spent an entire night thero2
 Look here bursts out old aa- ore. Look here
 Cant get any farther, Yes yroans old Bright out of his heaving 'hest Yes. A night there.
 And on the very next day, the cry next day. did this man Sabre ush off and enlist "-'Yes Yes
 Viewed in the light of the subse- luent events did that sudden lJrEt f patriotism bear any particular in- '-- Rum ng away from t, hcaves the old man. Running way from it.
 Look here from Sabre aElin, Look here Same result.
 So this TIumpo chap We' on, piI- ng if up from old Bright like that, i'd man; and all the time getting eeper and getting worse, of course.