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The Dolores star., 1923-06-15
CHAPTER XII
Confession.

Confession.
1t was very dark and very quiet Mt
the lanes end when Billy at Inst
stirred, and. after an interval OF
slowly returning consciousness. man.
aged to raise himself dlzzily to a sit.
ting position.
He pressed his hands to the side
Of his head and remained for awhile
motionless. conscious of damn
warmth under'his left palm. His ewes
dwelt on a white, chalky stone. as
big us doubled fist, that lay on the
grass beside him. Events bepan IN
reconnect themselves In a brain that
still buzzed family.
"A granite skull" murmured B,uv
not without touch of pride. "isn,t
altogether a disadvantage In an arpu.
ment."
He looked about him thoughtfullv
Not fur away something cleaned in n
rut-a small repeating pistol. Ills
late opponents had evidently left in
too much Of a hurry to take an in.
ventory of their effects.
She must have dropped that when
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CHAPTER VlIl-Eontinued.


Put when | REACHED the open there
was no one 20 rs Geen." pursued the
butler, whose Ftrjat ached with the
effort to MAXI his mistress hear /;
there was, cs7Sayer, a dim light, n
mere glow, 81 one Of the windows:
shouted aziTng whose 1t was"
"Whiss Window" asked Mr.. ,Lambe
sharply.
81 AN Unable to say for certain
either hrs ladyship's or Miss Scroope's.
which - next to it. Perhaps, If we
went mi"
Lacy Erythea Immediately led the
way through the front entrance.
-rher. is light full on in one Of
tie rooms now!" said Alexander.
1T In Aimee's ROOM" said Lady
Erythes. Like thundercloud she
swept upstairs and beat upon the door
Of her niece.
"Aimeel Open the dooe. why Is
your light on?"
I-I'm so frightened, s-nt" cried
q trembling voice. 81 dare not be in
the dark dare not"
~ cannot hear yoB 7" said Lady Fry
thea.
"Have they era-snt the thIeves7"
screamed the voice traglcally.
Caught rhemy' snorted Lady Fry
thea, shaking the doorhandle. is It
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CHAPTER TX


Indy Erythea recoiled. There were,
after all, enough Mysteries in the house
already. Evidently nothing was to be
learned from her niece.
go back to your bed and don't be
SILLY. There Is no DANGER" snapped
Lady Erythea. The sharp whirr Of a
motor on the drive below drew her
attention. and she fastened down
stairs.
The car drew up at the entrance
With jerk and elected three police
men; a constable, a sergeant and In
spector Panke of Stanhoe, man of
enormous energy for his bulk with
thick black eyebrows and slngularly
bitter expression. He ran IN the
steps, but before he could open his
mouth Lady Erythea forestalled him
you are wasting your time here,
g at once in chase of a motorcvcle
mat got away ten minutes ago by the
Dhnhos road!"
"A motoreycisr exclaimed the In
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"cLoSE CALL, PARTNER!"

PsIS.-Disliking the pros
pect of a months visit to her
austere aunt. Lady Erythea
Lambe. At JarvauIx abbey. and her
cousin, Alexander Lambe. Aimee,
vivacious daughter OF the Very
Reverend viscount Scroope, wan
ders into the park. there encoun-
terinS a strange youth. He laugh
insly introduces himself as billy"
American. The two ride on his
motorcycle. the Flying Sphinx"
and part With Georgina Berners.
her cousin. Aimee sets out for Jer-
vaulx. She decides that Georgina
shall impersonate her at Jeryaulx, :
while she goes on a holiday. Geor-
gina's Mortified protest Is unavail-
ing. Aimee again meets billy.
He tells her his name is Spencer.
ard she gives hers as Amy SHOCKS,
at present out of a job. Billy
offers to take her into partnership
In selling the Sphinx. In spirit
of madcap adventure. she accepts.
The two proceed to the town of
Stanhoe, taking separate lodgings
In Ivy cottage. That night Aimee
visits Georgina and learns that the
deception has not been discovered.
She compeIs Georgina to continue
the subterfuGe. on trial spin,
with Billy. Aimee almost collides
with carriage in which are her
aunt. Georgina and Alexander.
The pair escape unrecognlzed-
Georgina learns that Lord Scroope
is coming to visit Lady Erythss
- and is in hopeless bewllderment
While Aimee IS secretly visiting
Georgina at Jervaulx, the place Is
burglarlzed. Aimee escapes.
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+ ne, vim six feet OF activity
hebInd II. Biliy's left dashed the PTS
,,I hand aside. the bullet spat III
potently into the air. ana nus ~
came with a terrific upper-cut pehea'"
the mans chin. lifting him on MS iee'
to fall inert.
as he came down. something
skipped and rolled nway from mn
along the grass. in the ray Oh 'ne
Snhinx's headlight. With the swift
instinct for loot Billy pounced upon
it-a sumptuous looking little Casa OF
leather, with clasp. Billy thrust "
In his pocket and turned to the faiieh
man who lay with closed eyes anu
his head moving family from SIDE 10
side.
mighty slow with gun. saiu
Billy. STOPPING over him. TIN going
over YOU for the rest Of the goods.
Bud"
A moan from the other malefactor,
lyin1 by the fallen cycle. interrupted
him. so pathetic and treble moan
was a, that Billy started ana )erkeo
himself upright, staring.
"Lordyl" he gasped, with remorse
and concern. ITS woman!
The discovery was disconcerting
enough. But thought shot through
his brain that nearly paralyzed Billy.
What woman was lit
He hurried to her side. She had
already raised herself on one hand
and seemed trying feebly to get up.
Billy stopped over her.
Much hurtT" he stnmmered.
Here"
At that moment the fallen driver
recovered and stirred. Billy turned
his head toward him, with quick
lnstinct-the danger lay closer at
hand.
The wOmans hand was grasping
stone. and, as Billy turned, she
brought her arm round with sweep.
swift as striking snake. The chunk
of rock crashed full on the side OF
Bllly's head. lie fell us an OK falls.
and lay still.
The woman staggered to her feet
and ran to her PROSTATE companion.
Hes got hisl" she painted. You
hurt. Jake|
She helped the man to rise. He
stood dazedly for moment; the spi-
nal jar from Knockout under the
point Of the chin is terrific. but evan
eSCent.
Look lively an beat it," gasped
the woman. hauling the motorcycle
upright with surprising ease. See II
the bulglnell run-well have the cops
here nextw
Got to settle with hint" said the
man thickly, glanclng at the PROSTATE
Billy.
Hes all In, tell you. Get her
going!"
The man wrenched the motorcycle
round. and fumbled at the feed and
controls with nervous fingers. While
he did so the woman snatched up an
other stone, and, running to the
Sphinx. hammered on the engine and
the levers. She had dealt three or
four lusty strokes when the other
motorcycle came splitting and wob-
bling past her. The woman ran to
1t and swung hersslf up deity behind.
Let her out. Well clear yet !"
The motorcycle. coughing and miss
Ing fire badly, trundled back down the
lane the way 1t had come. Jack the
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He sat on the window sill and stared
out into the night. At last he wan
dercd back to the bedside. his hands
thrust In his pockets.
THE partner" he said pensively.
has got something on her mind. A
fellow doesn't need any X-rays to see
that"
His lips curled down at the corners.
I'D give lot to know what 1t is.
hate to seem inqulsitlve. But I'd
hate lot worse to have anything hap
pen to the partner. An l can sure
smell trouble coming. She doesn't
fear man or devil. But that isn't al.
ways gOin' to help girl. There's
times when It's more useful to call up
a husky with big feet-like me.
"She'd sure be mad II she thought
I was interfering. And she can get
mad-the partner. Gee! but she's
great! The dinkiest thing that ever
happened. But I don't like the way
things are framing"
He stood for WHILE rs II listen
ing; then sighed and lay down on the
bed, fully dressed. In twenty seconds
he was asleep, breathing regularly and
easily.
1t was a doglike sleep, of which
some men hold the faculty, and very
doelIke was the manner in which Billy
reused himself Some hours later. In
moment he was broad awake. and
A.
tenlng with cooked ears. He moved
swiftly to the window and pcered out.
There was nothing to be seen. Billy
remained where he was for some sec
onds, all his senses alert. Then. with
gesture of decision, he snatched IN
his cap, heaved himself out of the
window, and climbed down the trellis,
lie came silently under Aimee's
bedroom window, glanced up at the
open easement, took n little nickel
torch from his vest pocket. and hent
down. Shading the glow with his
hand, he examined the soft soil be-
meath the window. There were five
unmistakable neat little shoe-prints
visible; the first pair deep and point
Ing inwards to the wall, the others
leading outwards.
Billy at once ran noiselessly round
to the garden gate and peered I'm and
down the lane. No one visible. He
returned quickly, got rake from the
shed, and carefully raked over the
footprints; also those beneath his own
window. Then he made for the gate
and, after moments thought. m.
locked the shed where the FlvInp
sphinx reposed. He wheeled the
cycle out, freeing the engine. and tin.
'oed softly down the path with 1t.
Not till he was clear Of the lane
ana well out on the high road did Billy
start the Sphinx, and then only Mt n
very gentle pace. At an easy seven
mics an hour he ambled along the
ROAD, heading for Jervaulx abbey.
1t would have surprised Aimee
Scroope considerably had she guessed
Tor one moment how far Billy was
ABREAST of affairs. The carefree in.
souclant Billy, who seemed to live for
nothing but the Sphinx, was infinitely
more wideawake than people pave
him credit for. The cool blue ewes
missed very little; the brain behind
them was able to connect facts 10.
gether shrewdly.
e.
The Dolores star., 1923-06-15
BY Sidney G0z0i1lg
illustrations by EHszvOrth Young
GowinT
Copyright 1872 by Sidney Gowins

However, there It is. And this sHt
Of blue cloth. SIR" concluded Inspector
Panke. holding 1t up, as going 70 put
Calamity Kate In my hands
He folded the torn fragment or
cloth. put It in his pocket, and moved
brskly to the door. goodnight, sir /.
Before very long I'll show YOU the
rest of this skIrt-and its owner"
The Dolores star., 1923-06-15
CHAPTER x


Billy Spencer, sitting in his austere-
" furnished bedroom. looked unusu-
ally thoughtful. The night was still
young, but his candle was not lit. The
whole house, indeed, was in darkness.
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Climber leaned to the handl e-bars
Calamity Kate, her arms tight round
him. settled herself on the pillIon.
Together they whlrred away into the
darkness.
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likely mob of mental deficients could
catch anybody? No"
''Thank heaven :" said Georgina with
On explosive gasp.
Lady Erythea started,
"Erl What are you talking about !.
VIII you open the door or not !"
I'm frightened. aunt! lip
4eorgina's voice rose to shrIll whoop.
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Cranberry Isles.

Mrs. Morrell, in the interest of the
children's home in Augusta, spent a
few days here the past week.
Mrs. Edith Bracket is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Rice.
Dan Rosenthol spent last week
here.
Miss Jean Stanley is i'll. Rheu-
matte fever is feared.
On Friday evening Mrs. Seth Rice
entertained the mothers club for the
first meeting this fall. A social eve
ming was spent and dainty refresh
ments served.
Lester Phippen, who has been in
Bar Harbor for the summer, has re-
turned home
Mrs. Cora Richardson has been at
Islesford the past week.
Mrs. Addie Duran attended the
Brockton fair last week.
James Garter, who has been help
ing care for G. E. Squirting since last
February, is having two weeks vaca-
ton among relatives.
I Richard Stanley and wife spent
last week in Boston and at the Brock
ton fair, making the trip by auto
with George Turner and wife of
Northeast Harbor.
Willard Squirting and wife arrived
home Friday from Boston, where
Capt Squirting carried the yacht,
Bethalow for the winter.
Oct. s. Rooney"
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Oak Point.

Capt. Ralph Leland has moved his
family to Bar Harbor for the winter.
Frank N. Jordan of Manchester, N.
H., visited his mother, Mrs. Susie
Jordan, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Duffy of Ar
lington, Mass, are occupying Capt.
Lelands house for three weeks.
b. r. Sowle is shipping barge
load of pulp wood to Bath
( Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Allen and lit
tie son, of Saugus, Mass, recently
visited Mr.. Aliens mother, Mrs.
George Murch.
Miss Addie Murphy is visiting Mrs.
Roger Higgins.
George Buzzell, who has been en-
ployed by B. T. Sowle, has moved his
family to Ellsworth Falls, where he
is employed at the dam.
Mrs. Sophia Dodge, who has been
employed at Bernard, is home for
short visit
Oct. s. X.
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BrookIin.


Clarence Stanley of Galveston
Tex, is spending his vacation with
Mrs Lizzie Mcfarland. He came by
car.
Mrs Hattie Blake and Mr.. and
Mrs Bert Kennedy of South Brooks
VILE, Eben Foster, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Jasper, Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Foster,
of Machiasport, and Roy Blake of
New York. were in town Saturday to
attend the funeral of Mrs, Belle c.
Bridges.
Mrs. Frances Alden has moved to
Mrs. Elmer Leach's. for the winter.
Haven House closed October 6,
after a successful season. Frank
Herrick and wife have moved to
their home near Sedgwick.
Mrs. Gathers and daughter, who
have spent four months at Haven
House, nave returned to Washington,
d. G.
Harvest Home society will hold its
annual supper and sale at Masonic
hall Wednesday evening, Oct. II.
super will be served at 6 and Z
O'Clock. The proceeds will be used
for repairs on the church
Mrs. Neva Bridges, Mrs. Eta
Cousins and Miss Rachel Bridges,
who have been employed at Rangeley
the past season, are at home.
Mr. and Mrs N. V. Tibbetts and
MIR. and Mrs J. H. Hooper have been
in Bangor several days
Capt. M. A. Flye has purchased a
house lot. OF Mrs. Alfred Joyce, near
MIR. Joyce's store Work has begun
on a cellar. and a house will be built
in the spring.
Donald Parson of Cincinnati, o.,
who has purchased the property on
Kanes point, is having a large boat
house built. Frank Herrick and
James Tyler have ploughed nearly all
the land on the point
Work is being pushed on the
houses of C. c. Cousins, jr., and L. B.
Cousins
Fred Allen is building a large cot
tage for Mrs, Mccoy of Washington,
ID G., on Freethey's point. There
viii probably be two more cottages
built on the point during the winter.
Mrs. Alvin Robinson and daughter
Rachel Of Bmehill Bay light station,
spent the Weekend with Mrs. H. A.
fly
Eugene Kane, Bert Anderson, VIII
mont Kane and James Henderson.
who have been employed in corn can
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Prospect HarbOr,

Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Strout have re-
turned from trip through northern
Maine.
Miss Vida X. Cleaves and her
father, E. w. Cleaves, spent last
week with the F. l.. Wakefields at
Winter Harbor.
Shelton Jordan has moved his fam
lily to Mount Desert Ferry.
4 Major Clarke Blance and family
have arrived from Panama, and are
spending a part of their vacation
with their sister, Mrs. l.. P. Cole
Albert Gray of Rochester, N. H.,
has arrived to spend his vacation
with his wife at A. Hamilton's..
There is large potato on exhibit
ton at l.. P. Coles, which A. L.
Strout brought from Aroostook. 1t
weighs two pounds and eleven
ounces.
l.. P. Coles store and postoffice
were entered on the night of Octo-
Der 6. There was very little loss in
the postoffice, but Mr.. Cole estimates
his loss from his general merchan-
disc at about $100. There is no clew
to the burglars.
Oct. s. G..
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East BIuehiIl,

The local branch of the Farm Blu
reau held an all-day session Thurs
day, Oct. 4, in the grange hall, I'M
der the direction of Mrs. Warren
York, food project leader. Vegetable
cookery was the subject taken UP by
Miss Howe. Several kinds of vegeta-
bles were cooked in different ways
and served as part of the noon lunch
to the fifteen women present. After
lunch, reports from the project lead
ers were given, following which Miss
Howe gave an interesting talk on
health habits and exercises. At $50
p. m. committee meeting of both
the men and women branches was
held for membership enrolment. The
campaign will begin October 8. The
quota is seventeen men and twenty
five women. Chairman, F. l.. Greene;
solicitors, Mrs. Emma Long, Carrie
Conary and Colina Carter. Publicity,
Mrs. Beulah Greene. For seed show
and exhibit, Mrs. Fred Candage and
Harvey Long. Harry Bickford,
county agent, was present. The next
meeting of the Farm Bureau women
will be held November 8, and will be
millinery meeting.
Freshmen attending the academy
at Bluehill from here are Albert
Conary, Roy j. Earls, Elizabeth |.
York, Nellie G. Farnsworth, Caroline
Cousins and Ethel Candage.
A. j. Grindle visited his brothers,
Fred in Rockland and Charles in
Vinalhaven recently He found his
brother Charles in very poor health.
Oct. s. Il.
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NIanSet.

Mrs. Ellen Stanley returned Sat
urday from visit in Cherryfeld.
Miss Gladys Bradford of Bangor
spent the weekend at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Stanley.
Mr. and Mrs. Randall and Theo
Stanley of Harrington spent the
weekend at Mrs. Ellen Stanley's.
Mrs. Lyle Newman and son
Lawrence have gone to Boston for
the winter.
Mrs. Rebecca Stanley and Mrs.
Smith of Northeast Harbor, spent
several days recently at Mrs Stan
leys cottage.
Mrs. Hermon Smith has new car.
Rev. O. G.. Barnard and son
Stephen, of WaldoborO, visited Mr..
and Mrs E. G. Stanley last week.
Walter JOY left Wednesday for At
lantic City, after several days with
his family.
Mrs. A. V. King is in. Lincolnyille
for two months, with her daughters.
Flossie Hancock has returned from
Seal Harbor, where she has had en-
ployment.
Oct. s. Lilac"
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AShYille.

Mrs. Maude Martin of Augusta,
who has been at her former home
here for her vacation, has returned
to Augusta.
G. G.. Small and Linwood Martin
have purchased new cars.
There was a supper at the chapel
Saturday evening. Proceeds, $9,75.
1t is hoped that the next one, late in
October, will be better patronlzed.
Laurence Orcutt returned to his
home in. Minturn Sunday.
Mrs. Leona Hanna spent the week
end in Gouldsboro, a guest of Mrs. j.
Tracy.
The ladies of the Wednesday club
are busy lacking comforters.
Capt E. e. Bragdon is at home Tor
the winter.
Oct. s. phoebe"
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GOulNShOrN.

Miss Bertha Boyd of Calais is a
guest of Mrs. Lizzie Libby
Miss Josephine Campbell and Miss
Gertrude Anderson, who have been
visiting here, have returned to their
home at st. stephen, n. B.
Friends here of Mrs, Monroe Or
cut of West Gouldsboro, who has
been at Bar Harbor hospital for
surgical treatment, are glad 10
know that She has returned home
much improved in health.
John Campbell of st. Stephen, N.
B., is visiting his sister, Mrs. Sarah
JOY.
Miss Hazel Rice and Mrs. Flora
Matthews have gone to South Goulds-
boro, where they have employment.
Mrs Eta Young is spending sew
eral weeks in Portland with her
daughter. Mrs. John Collins.
Oct. s. "Eittah."
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SuI'ry.


Rev. H. Andrews of Ellsworth
preached here. Sunday evening.
Joseph Wescott of Bayside visited
friends here recently.
Mrs. Evelina Cousins is visiting in
South Orrington.
Mrs. Emeine Jarvis, who spent
the summer with her niece, Mrs. Har-
ry Wood, went to Bar Harbor for
visit before returning to her home in
New York.
Arthur Durham and wife of Port
land visited his sister, Mrs. Fred
Warren last week.
Amy Jordan went to Boston Tues
day to attend Gordon bible college,
Horace Turner and wife have a
baby girl, Dorothy May, born Oct. 4.
The grammar school had pie
social in the grange hall Friday eve
ming.
The Methodist parsonage is being
painted.
Oct. s. Il.
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Mrs. Pierce Conary is at the Blue
hill hospital for an operation for
tumor.
Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius Marsh, Mr..
and Mrs. Dexter Marsh and Mrs En-
ma Pettigrew, of Rutland, Mass, Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Conary
Saturday. Sunday they visited in
Sedgwick.
i Mrs. Florence Flye and two little
daughters, of North Brooklin, are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. r. Conary
Roy Henderson, who has been ill
of devils grip, is out again.
Mrs. Willard Leighton is working
for Mrs r. w. Nevin.
Mrs. Rose Pervear and grandchild
are visiting Mrs. Lester Conary.
Oct. s. =.
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Nervous Feeling Due
to Gas on Stomach

Pressure of gas on heart and other
organs often causes restless, ner
vous feeling. Simple buckthorn bark
glycerine, etc, as mixed in Adlerika,
expels gas and relieves pressure and
nervousness almost INSTANTLY.
Acts on Both upper and lower bowel.
Adlerika removes matter you never
thought was in your system which
poisoned stomach, causing gas and
nervousness. EXCELLENT to guard
against appendicitis. Alexander's
Pharmacy
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-10-10

Freda, the nine-months-old daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Winifred Lunt, died Octo-
Der 1 of erysipelas.
Lee York and wife, who spent the
weekend with Mrs. Works. aunt.
Mrs. Wallace, have returned to Or
land.
Clifton Lunt, while whiting Tues
day afternoon, cut his arm badly.
Lycoln Lunt has gone to Rockiand
to find employment
Sanford Lunt has returned from
Bar Harbor, much improved in
health.
Bert Perkins has gone to Portland
for the winter.
Oct 5. u.
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NIaI.iaViIle,

Warren Prouty and wife, with her
son Clifford his wife and little son,
and Miss Brown, all of Veazie, were
in town Sunday.
Irwin Carter and wife, who have
been away to work, are at home.
Mrs Grace Goodwin, who has been
visiting in Lowell, Mass, has ar
rived home, with guests.
Velora Morrison of Ellsworth is
visiting at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Emery Morrison.
Oct A. f.