The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-15
Confined From Our last Issue
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The fact ~ that young woman that's
boon living with you's been found
dead"
sabrc's face took then the
strange and awful hue that Hap
good had marked upon o..
Found dead Found lead ,
where
In your house. Mr. Sabre. And
hor huhy. dend with her"
Found dead Found dead9 En-
nc' Ana her bnhye Found dead .
oh dear God Catch hold Of
my arm a minute An right let me
ru Found dcad9 What d'you mean.
found dead?'
Thorc'c- 20 be- an Inquest to-
morrow That's what you're want
od for
Inquest Inquest p" sabre's
pceDh a thick He knew It was
fhict tits tongue felt enormously
too hiu Tor his mouth. he could
mot control &c properly. He felt that
all hits limbs and members were
swollen and ~pondcrous and uut Of
hs c%uatrol. Inquest Found dead
|lnlu,sif FOUND dead CIR God.
can't you tell me something
The man said u nay that's FOR
the coroner And least you say bost.
SIR u you understand me Looks
ls u th" Young woman TOOK poison.
ONnhc acid"
"Oxiiic aeldi'
They went to the cab.
In h morning. tn the mortuary
adjoining the coroner's court. his
mind suddenly and with shock most
terrible made contact with the cal
nmiiy u nad pursued
In the inortnary
when he arrived ard alighiod
from his cab he found "a small
crowd Of persons assembled about
~" yard Of che court, Someone
said. There ne isi" Someone said.
That's him A kind Of threaten
ing murmur went az from the pco-
pie. What va the mattor7 What
were thcy locking atg lie seemed
10 ho wedged amoag % mnss OF
darn and rather hcastly faces
breathing close TO his own lie
could not get on. He WIS being
pushed lie was caused TO staErer.
Ito said, Look out. I've got "a game
log That threatening sort of mur-
muir rose mere loudly In uawor 20
his words. Someone somewhere
throw a piece Of orange peel az
someone u almost hit his face.
What wa upf What were they all
doing
Al the door of the court sabre
looked across "a where on the
other side of the yard some men
were -hufflinE out Of a detached
buildins The coroner officer said.
jury They'N" been viewing the
corpse"
Corpse" The rough word
stabbed through his numbness. He
thought Corpse Viewing the
curp-o' obscene and horrible
phrase, Corpze' Efnc; lIc mude
q movement IN that direction.
The man faid, Yes. perhaps
you'd better
Tie was against a glass q
misty with hrcathH OF those who
had stared and pcfred through IT,.
The policeman wiped his sleeve
across the glass. There you are
An. : Now suddenly ana
with shock most terrible. his mind
mado ontac with that which il
had pursued. It had CROPPED ~ in
a dark room with o-utrrctchod
hands. Now suddenly and with
shock most terrible, II was as II
those groping hands had touched
IN the darkness a face.
All. insupportablei This was
Etno This Was Bright Efno. This
wns that Jolly little Eide Of the Old
million car-old days. This Thisl
She lay On "a slab inclined to-
wItrds the glhsg. She wns swashnd
about in cercmcnts. only her face
was visible. Within the hollow OF
her arm rcpnscd "a litlie Ehtpe.
all swnthed. She had brought IL
into the world. She had removed
~ from the world that would have
nothing of a. she und brought a
thousand SMILES into the world, but
she had given gffcnsc 10 the world
and the offended world had thrown
back her Smilut and she now had
expressed her contrition 10 the
world This was her contritiun tho
sht lay here Tor men to hroatlf
upon the glass, ana stare, 9nd
rub away the dimneSs with then
sleeves and breathe. ana starr
again.
Oh. inappropriate calamity Oh.
tragedy beyond support! ITO
thought Of her as OF and again
he had seen her-those laughing
tips. thcae shining eyes. He thought
OF her alone whom he had lett her,
planning and preparing this fright
ful dissolution OF her body ana
her soul. tie thought OF her In tor
mant OF inward fire BY Tint which
had bllstersd her poor Hips
A very terrible groan was brok-
On out OF him.
They took him along.
ut
The court was crammed. In two
thirds Of IL space were crowded
benches. A. the upper end of the
oom WINS a dnla. "A achoolm8sters
deck. Thinking q nn one hand
wore forms occupied hy the mon
sabre had sen shufflihg out Of tho
mortuarv, ON the other hand a sec
t1n dnis stood. Facing the center
dsis was a long uthie at which men
were scented on the side looking
toward The dais. Two men SAL also
a. the head Of this table, facing
the jury AAs sabre entered they
were la deep conversation with d
stuntcd, hunchbackcd man who sat
next them AZ the corner.
Every face In the room turned
towards the door as sabre entcr-
ed. They might have belonged 20
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