The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-07-18
BEGIN HEcE TO-DAY

Pendean is last seen in the CONNIE n,
of Jenny's uncle, Robert Rcdmayne
Robert goes into hiding and send
for his brother Eendigo to meet hin
in a secret cave. Both men disap
pear and the ave shows evidence q
terrible. struggle.
Jenny marries Gius.ope Dnria
who works for her uncle, Bendiro
They. go to live in Italy whe,.
Jenny's uncle Albert Redmayn,
lives. Peter Cams, famous Ameri
can detective. assists Brendon in
the investigation. When Doria i.
arrested Jenny is killed by the bull.
let intended for her husband when
she throws herself in front of him
to save his life.l
|, NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
Her grandfather still lived, when
first l met her, and the extent or
disposition of his wealth seldom en-
tered our calculations.
But year passed:, Jenny was
ready to wed me and begin life as
my twin star; while I longed for
her with great longing. The sit
uation cleared; her grandfather
died; she would presently be the
possessor of ample means and | al
ready enjoyed an income from the
business of Pendcan and Trecarrow.
Then came the war and the sem
tence OF death incidently pronounc-
ed by that event upon the brothers
kedmayne. Their own folly and
lack of vision were alone responsi-
bic. did not argue with them: it
was enough that Jenny swiftly
awakened to even bitterer hatred
and deeper fury of resentment
than myself. They had reused the
sleeping tempest and our lightning
now became only question of time.
evaded active service with a
heart drug, as did some thousands
OF other intelligent men. kept a
whole skin. stopped at home and re-
ceived for my share the Order of the
British Empire instead of name
less grave. 1t was easy enough.
Meantime We volunteered and our
record of service at Princetown
Moss Depot is not to be assailed.
Already my future intention was
coloring my life. ! grew beard.
wore glasses and pretended delicacy
of constitution: for after the war
was done ! intended numbering
three men; and proposed to do so
in such manner that society would
find it impossible to associate Inc
with the crimes.
We pretended an affection forI
AS an, example of curl
methods l may relate
how we returned to the wilderness
after the war was done and actually |
began to build bungalow upon it,
which, needless to say, we never had
he least intention of occupying.
l had designed first to destroy
3endigo and Albert Redmayne, who
lad never seen me, and finally deal
With my old friend, Robert; but it
vas he who came at the critical mo-
nent as lamb to the slaughter
md so inspired the superb concep-
ion now familiar to the civilized
World.
The time was ripe to pluck these
nen who had insulted and outraged
ne; and when Bendigo Redmayre
dvertised for a motor boatman, the
hallenge was accepted. forged
ertain foreign letters of commenda-
ion. He liked Italians. from ex-
erience of them aboard ship, and
re appreciated my letter ana my
imaginary war record.
What was the next step? An en-
reaty from Jenny that should
have my beard! She begged again
nd again and appealed to Robert,
tho supported her. l withstood
hem until the day of his destruc-
on. Upon that morning l appeared
ithout it and they congratulated |
lie. Other >trifling preliminaries
'ere were.f On one occasion, when
~ wife rode down to Plymouth
18th her uncle on his motor bicycle,
ne left him to do some shopping
nd, visiting Burnell's the theatre ,
II costumer. she purchased red I
'g for a woman. At home again
Re transferred itsinto red wig for ,
man. Meantime ! had made pair
large mustaches, helping myself .
hen Mrs. Gerry our landlady, was I
1t OF the way to +, hair from the IL
'ush Of one Of her stuffed foxes,
hose color exactly resembled the q
'fous adornments Of Robert Red t
aync. ;fSsss
When We started on his motor
Gle. after tea, TO, do some work at t
q bungalow, / took askandbag con-
lining my costume as Giuseppe d
oria--a plain, blue serge suit, coat, l
sistcoat and trousers and yachts, h
ans cap. l also carried tool s
e little Instrument Nth which II Il
ordered the TIRES Redmaynes. It'll 9
sembled the.shead sof butchers
'leaxe, Of great weight with the I
rking end sherpeHed.' II made it |
a forge afs Sout champion and it /
IS today UNDER the waters Of Como. 4
' bag | had 8tSke On previous oc
sions to The quarry. with a bottle i,
: whisky and glasses, lso Robert a
ought ~ not sftanss thit.:I should 10
so again. sbs$ q
We started for Foegintor and it t
i still broad daylight when we got G
ere. ! had already studied the /.
AIRY and determined on Robert /
dnaayne's resting place. You will
ID hiniand the suit Of clothes / | q
$ wearing that evening in the !
'raine, where it opens fanwise !
I'M the cliff above and spreads in "