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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-16
COny HOckeyists
To Invade Deering
'BaliWick Saturday

The Cony High hockey players will
journey to Deering High on Satur-
day next. where they will try their
luck with the Deering seXtet. The
local boys feel confident that they
will show the Deering fans nice
game and that their opponents will
know they have played a game when
the final whistle blows.
Reports from the camp Of the OPP
ponents are to the effect That they
are coming along in fine style and
are surprising the expectations of the
most ardent Purple supporters. They
have not as yet played schedule
game but their boys are looking up
well in pra ctice. Three of their best
prospects, are new at the game but
are expected to show up as well in
regular games as in practice.
The Cony boys have played two in
teresting games. one with the Lewis
ton High aggregation which was won
by the local boys TO l, and the
other with the Alumni which Cony
won by 20 score. Both Of these
contests were fast and the Cony six
showed some fine playing. but in the
Alumni game Wednesday night they
were especially fast and clean in their
play and they should bring back the
bacon from Deering.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-16
'K-the Unknown" to
Appear in Person

Preceding the showing Of the pic
ture, "K-the Unknown" the young
man who impersonated "K" in the
recent man-hunt will be seen. in per-
son, in a moments flash of light. on
the stage Of the Opera House, each
time the great mystery photoplay is
projected on the screen, Friday and
Saturday.
Mr.. "K" has been caught in Au-
gusta; Mr.. *" will repeat himself,
in some other town. wherever that
picture is coming to play. but the
local impersonator Is now set free.
His appearance on the stage will
probably give patrons of the Opera
House their opportunity. to recognize
who was his local impersonato.. At
all events, a high school student nab
bed him and the kennebec Journal
surrendered the offered prizes to the
captor. Now comes the photoplay
and the personal appearance of the
young man who submitted himself
to be hunted.
In order to accommodate patrons
Friday, tomorrow. and Saturday. the
management Of the Opera House has
decided to adopt special time sched-
ules for each day. For Friday The
regular matinee will take place, dur
ing which "K-the Unknown" will be
shown once. in the double feature pro-
gram that includes Curly Top" with
Shirley Mason. and the serial. Into
the Net" After the matinee. the
doors will close for ten minutes. re-
opening at $50 and the show running
continuously from o'clock until
1000 P. NJ. "K-the Unknown" ap-
pearing twice, at COS and at p. M.
On Saturday the house will open at
100 and the performances start at 2
precisely. running continuously from
2 to 1920 P. M. without a stop what
soever. On Saturday the appear
ances of "K-the Unknown" will be
at approximately $50. at $40. and at
P. NJ. This is done so as to accom-
modate all patrons.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-16
BOWDOIN NOTES

1t was announced today tho Pres
ident and Mrs. Kenneth c. NJ. Sill5
will arrive back at Brunswick. Jan.
20 from his trip to Europe, they have
been absent since the first of last
summer. a memorial service for the
late DR.. J. y. Whittier will be held
on Sunday, Jan. c5.
Bowdoin will meet Holy Cross in
dual track meet at Brunswick on
May 2. There is n baseball game
with Colby at Brunswick scheduled
for the same date.
The Hon. Charles Warren OF Bos-
ton assistant attorney general Of the
U. S. to President Wilson's admins
tration, gave an address this even
ing in Memorial Hall On the Supreme
Court and the Bill of Rights. A re-
ception was rendered him at the
chapter house of the Delta Kappa
Epsilon fraternity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-16
Asst. Dist. Atty. White
Resigns Boston Office

Boston, Jan. Is. William j.
White, Jr., of Lowell, special as
sistant U. s. District Attorney, at
tached to the Boston office for the
past four years. has rendered MS
resignation to the attorney general,
giving as his reason a desire to re-
sumo private practice. Harold F.
Williams, recently named U. S. At
torney in succession to Robert ..
Harris of Brockton. asked for the
designations of the entire staff of
assistants and all have now com
piled with his requcst.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-16
COMING EVENTS

Jan. 151G-Waterville and Skowhcgan
Fair Associations Joint hosts at an
nual State meeting of amino Agri-
cultural Fair Association, Water
vile.
Jan. lG-Gov. Brewster entertains
state House family. Augusta.
Jan. 24-Ecipse of the sun.
Jan. 27-Somerset Supreme court
Skowhegan, Chief Justice Leslie
Cornish presiding.
Jan. 27-30-State conference Extern
sion Workers Orono.
Jan. o9-30-IIoley Pokey fair, Halo
we'll High school.
Jan. 29-30-State Grange Lecturers
annual meeting, Waterville
Feb. 3-State Board of Charities and
Corrections, State House.
Feb. 5-7-Augusta Winter Carnival
(tentative).
Feb. 7-S-Canadian Snowshoe Union.
Lewiston.
Feb. 12-Maine Pharmaceutical Asso-
citation. mid-winter meeting, Angus
ia House.
Feb .14-Wintcr Carnival at Lincoln.
Feb. 14--Maine Winter Carnival, Au-
burn.
Mar. Boston Auto Show opens.
Apr. 2@-21-M. T.. churches of Maine.
annual conference, Augusta.
Apr. 24-27-M. l.. Boys conference,
Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-16

,1orden attended the N. U. L. CLUB
Wednesday at the home Of MRS.
sIarden's brother. George w. Taylor
at Priest Hill. A fine literary ana
r,usical program was carried Out
ana a bounteous dinner served:
Arson A. Abbott Of Watervllle was
a caller Saturday at Lone Chestnut
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bovein are
the parents Of a six and half pound
son. named George Henry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-16
Farm Bureau
Planning Meetings

The following community planning
meetings of tho Kennebec Farm Blu
reau, to be held under the direction
of c. A. Day, county agent and
Miss Grace l.. Pennock, Home dem
onstration agent, are as follows: Jan.
16, North Belgrade; Jan. II, East
Winthrop; Jan. 20, Benton; Jan. 81
Oakland; Jan. %, Manchester; Jan.
23, Riverside Weber Pond; Jan. "a,
West Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-16
State D. A. R. in
Bangor. Mar. 1873

The state D. A. R. council will hold
its annual meeting at Bangor this
year, the guests of Frances Dighton
Williams chapter. March 1919. Mrs.
B. G. w. Cushman Of Lewiston, the
state regent, leaves Friday to meet
the Bangor committee in a confer
enoe Of arrangements. While In
Bangor she will be the guest of the
chapter regent, Mrs. Oliver L. Hall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-16

The funeral of Mrs. Ethel Mae
Garland will be held at two o'clock
Saturday afternoon at the Knowlton
and Hewins Funeral Home. Mrs.
Garland has been a resident OF this
city for several years previous to
which she made hire home in Dover
FoXcroft.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-16

or Of the Knox Academy of Arts and
Sciences to assist in the erection OF
a suitable building and maintenance.
Representative Curtis of Brewer
Act TO incorporate the City OF Brew
er High School district.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-16

Special work is to come befo e
the White Ray club at the meeting
which Is to be held in the club
rooms this evening. All willing
workers are asked to be present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-16

Ralph Leighton, Kennebec County
Clerk of Probate, was business Wis
itor Thursday in Skowhegan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-16

Attorneys Dean Wheeler Of Oak
land and Thomas Weeks of Water
willie were business visitors Thursday
in Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-16
VASSALBORO

The Larkin Soap club was enter
tanned Friday at the home of Mrs.
J. NJ. Gates at Broadmead. A pleas
ant feature of the day was the de-
licious dinner.
Mrs. Irene f. Johnson and son.
Henry of Augusta. passed Sunday
with Mrs. Johnson's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. w. Tufts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-16

CoIoniaI-Owen Moore and Bessie
Love in Torment" the most thrill
ing picture of the year. Also Mack
Sonnet Comedy and news.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-16

William P. Viles of University
of Maine is i'll with the grippe at
his home on State street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-16

Charles Warren Of Winslow was a
business visitor Thursday in this
city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-16
College Education Endowment

by matching a conditional offer Of
S,oo'ooo from the General Education
Board. Fisk University has estab-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-16

Miss Mabel Conner left on the
four o'clock train Thursday for
short trip to Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-16

nest +. Soule, Portland. Me-; Benja-
min w. Johnson, Esq, Lynn. Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-16
AUGUSTA LOCALS
THEATRE ATTRACTIONS

Opera House today and TOMORROW
-"K-the Unknown" Curly Top"
and Into the Net" No. 6. TX" in
person, in a flash Of light, preceding
each showing Of "K-the Unknown"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-16

income of this fund is TO be app"'
exclusively to teachers sa'd''
School Life.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-16

lished the first million-dol endow-
nent for college education Of the
negro in the history of America. The
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-16

POPE AVENUE - Mrs. Lillian
Haslam was a recent business caller
al the Avenue.
Mrs. Mellicent Weber attended
the Larkin Soap club Friday. She
was accompanied by Mrs. Jennie
HusseN of East Nassalboro.
The next meeting of the Christ
mas club will be held with Mrs. Louis
Masse at East Nassalboro.
Edward w. Pope Of "Broadmead"
was a business visitor Saturday in
Waterville.
Mrs. Nellie Little and Mrs. Sarah
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hour Gs ~.s. '4.ta nsa ,se--.aS 70
her story nf ansa eec as$e-sGed dus
ing her cal! ia IRE Lp~rcnbe Huad.
"A bad bGs1ne~," ~e> hi "n
menr. M. Tricary hss reen very
inconsioerate."
But don't goo s-~, s:r "raSx~
that on? deS:h OF tns ss" OF :.eths
rss.s.ssons is sesy susS!D.ous. ksh
leen Coon, Ea.uy oDocaaI her eAao
p@->t.ec .. cfic,d sto6dtiy Trick
eys 5-&.h 7onnss s.s, nghi o. Sur
D1$aIe .Ied { shc~& nof &c s1f'
pcise< if l., had ccc.r,> cd Il
We <ra-aB't t-s the -. snao.
Miss Glen stec, bat snaD cai-t2'A.ss'
have 10 see thai coca. niedicaI Saa-s.
replied the inspector rna tac' oi
Mrs. bei'ls . sd.acn SooS sir'
is q ica.,ers which stE eitneu
add = lessoa ETA, niffc.llties.
II - lad 'nsI -1u soc u to uiai
light, - Ks.A-en dry;y.
You are c3c<u:csd that mis.
Trickey ASST, t,,Ai nsr nnsoaan
was engaged ~nh i rns':, whereas
you saw woMaa !eavins' the
house?" inquired the Inspector.
IT did net ssy saw q woman leave
the house" kathleen rejoined Il
said heard the swish Of silk sKuS
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N:RoNIERS

Nsp,s 49, sWsA s.s>spssa their
xpRA - AlPs- = ~ - md oue
Av.vs cae ~ - = ssw &Ua&A
= ~sa,.ea sssg>R>,N-s~>~>
some AllG ~ 0Vre right
ssS ~ = aAA-snd And oat
AUn uross I'D.
m ~aGNS nhAA that always
msn6 n ous 'taxfnA0A
asSSa -
Vhsn HouAls is mostly a stretch
Of maEinSt5on, ioat out 1t doesn't
Su4p back on yu1
hns faster you drive In an auto
IT, shorter time 1t takes you to
rtach Q jail.
There Ia the place where most
people wtsh they were. instead Of
here.
Host wtvVs coa1d tan Ihefr hus-
bands unseV 0avrS Going 10 say
tAsy hasS bssA snc 10 oo< because
~ know vhafs hay v~rA
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locked the door of the dwelling house
attached to the mill.
.'Youll have to mind your steps on
the ground floor, sir" he said as he
led the way into the interior. The
flooring Is rotten"
1T is The upstairs I want to see,
said Sir Dudley shortly.
John Grimes mounted a narrow
staircase, the baronet following. A
biz brown rat eyed their ascent from
the landing and scampered away
squealing when he had got over his
surprise. So they came to the bed
rooms, long ago occupied by the
millsr's family, and Sir Dudley looked
into them all in turn. Finally he en-.
tered the largest room, which looked
across the stream towards the
keepers cottage.
This will do" he muttered. Then
he turned on the saturnine keeper.
II want this room fixed up to re.
ceive a guest" he said. You will
buy some common furniture, just
simple neces>aries. and have them
delivered at your cottage as if they
were for your own use. Then you
can bring them over here after
dark"
mo need to buy 1t. sir" was the
reply. There's a roomful of stuff at
my place that's been out Of use since
my daughter went away"
Good" said Sir Dudley. THAT
will save mourning the curiosity OF
outsiders. Now there is another
thing. l want a strong lock fitted to
the door and iron bars placed across
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in the passage and saw the lip of a
purple aigrette departing from tne
front door. The taxi driver de-
scribed the wearer as a stylish party
in a bit of q hurry But II might
have been a man disguised as a wo'
man.
Wragge expressed his thanks and
took his departure. alleging the
need for haste in seeing the local doc
tor tefore the death certificate was
given.
He found Doctor Wilson to be a
sandy haired young Scotchman. new
ly established. but with fund OF ma
tive shrewdness which Wra9e- was
quick to appreciate.
IL see." he said. Your interest in
Mr.. Trickey's death is that he would
have been an important witness in a
case you are working m. Suspicion
of foul play? Well, AInA YOU can
disabuse your mind Of anything of
the sort. In fa>S have already
signed the death certificates as ndi'
eating cardiac afeceioa. srs synp
toms of the body point 10 ehsli coo
have been treauns Mr. fr,ckey for
heart trouble ever since .De
here"
The inspector nodded. Bit of b.d
luck then, doctor. and that's all there
| 10 20 II ba said 1--WE are IN aRainSt
too many condolences at the Yard to
disbelieve in them"
His appearance was a fairly
truthful mirror Of his habits, in
spector," replied the young doctor.
| "Well. Doctor Wilson," Wragge
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AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE
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REGrN HERE TODAY


SIR DUDLEY GLENISTEK.
suspected Of the murder Of James
Glenister, a cousin. to obtain his
title and estate, has friend in
DIR. wILLO UGHBY stEIn
VILE, who recognizes James
wragge. Scotland Yard detective.
assigned to the case. as cne Of his
former patients, while
KATHLEEN GLEN srEC.
sister of the dead man. IN search
for a clew TO the murder, calls
unon Mrs. Simon Trickey.
low GO ON WITH THE SronI
The chatter of the cinema actress
-neandered on, but with less ANNA.
ton, as if she had accomplished her
purpose in concentrating the visitors
attention on herself. But stip the
husband of this minor star Of the
film armament came not. and Kath.
leen reverted to her old fear that the
master Of the house had been drink.
ing, The vainglorious boasts of the
gamekeeper's daughter suddenly
petered out. The same idea had &C.
Cured to her.
Whatever is Simon up to- she
exclaimed.
She quilted the room. every move
ment studied as though in front OF
the camera, and Kathleen anxiously
awaited developments. The discovery
that John Crimes daughter was the
wife of the man who had offered his
allegiance against Sir Dudley rather
discounted the value Of that aid.
Kathleen suddenly felt out of her
depth and began TO wonder if she was
the Vsetim Of a conspiracy
She wished that she had brought
wr&gge with her. or even dear
dunder.headed Norman would have
been a better companion in that
meretricious house than none al all.
Then. loud and clear from across
the passage, a scream rang out and
away in the back of the house an
electric bell whirred as though it
would never stop. A quick patter OF
footsteps sounded in the hall, the bell
ceased ringing and a confused CHATTER
of women's voices arose in the op'
posite room.
A minute later the befrIlled and
hoydenish maid-servant stood in the
doorway. white as paper,
Please. miss, she faitered, the
nnissis says will you kindly so away
The masters dead"
Dead" Kathleen repeated blank
"
Seizure or somethink of that. And
rnissis says will you kindly stop your
cab at Doctor Wilson's at the end Of
the street and leave word for him to
step round. He's been attending the
master for his cart"
There was nothing for it but to
comply and Kathleen passed out to
her waiting taxi, catching a glimpse
Of the famous Maud Blair" bending
over a crumpled heap of humanity In
the dining room Mr.. Simon Trickey
seemed to have started to meet his
Maker from a spindle.legged Totem
nam Court Road chair His head lay
on the table.
Kathleen gave the desired message
at the house Of the local practitioner
and drove back to Cadogan Gardens.
AS she was paying the driver of the
taxi an inspiration came to her.
Did you" she asked. adding a
generous tip, notice a gentleman
come out of the house at Brixton
while j was there?"
mo. miss" was the prompt reply
only a lady. Stylish party, and
seemed in a bit of a hurry"
CHAPTER XII
The Purple Aigrette
ON entering the house. after
ascertaining that Lady Mar
rabies was out gaddins as usual
Kathleen rang up Inspector Wragge
at Scotland Yard. Within half al
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OIL I xss very much obliged. to
-. lor saving me wild goose chase,
- yus have granted a certificate
ssssre v,n be no inquest, and, conse'
9nsntly. no interference by the po'
nmA"
Drawn by an Irresistible impulse.
Wragge walked along Lipscolnbe
Road in the direction Of Number 16.
He knew that the blinds would be
drawn at the house Of morning. but
there was the chance that one Of the
inmates might be peSpsnB.
Sure enough the binds uW~ all
c. en-. but as he walked quickly past
~ detected no signs Of pe>ptng. nor
saG my sound audible from within.
Ia cant on toward the end of the
sr-~ and was nearing the corner
~sA, cab swung into the Lips
eoras Road and flashed by him. Look
>as oack. he saw it stop at Number
IL lady got out. paid of the
driver and vanished so quickly into
hs oao.s as to suggest that some.
ons hal been waiting to admit her.
No: o. quickly. however. that
I~,sge had failed to notice that her
>4nart hat was adorned with q purple
aigrette.
from her having dismissed her
civ ne argued that she was going TO
.srnain some time. He dared not
IN recognition by hanging about
himself so he repaired to a public
house in the main thoroughfare and
'phoned headquarters for an assist.
ant While waiting he kept observa.
ton ON Number 16 from the end Of
the street. and when his subordinate
arrived he was able to assure him
that the lady he had to shadow was
st.,l tnaue.
Find oUt where she lives, Peter.
and :spor, to me at the Yard directly
you have located her." was his in.
srucnon Name and address are
al ! want rom you. will deal with
the uattei ,hen."
The y-ueg detective. whose spurs
vere y.t 20 win. promised results. He
was as scod as his word. About ten
O'CLOCK thai night he turned up in
W:esss'E room at Scotland Yard
~.,h tkt information that the lady of
the pu. ole .igrette lived in fiat in .
yectis Mansions. Grosvenors Gate.
ana that her name was Mrs. -Conings.
by.
Fine" Wragge commended his
jun,o- Goodnight. Peters"
&c; me young detective fingered
10 on,sni. Il hope did right. sir. In
orins,As This along" he said nervous.
~. laying book on the desk She
droppec ii as she entered the block
of aais reckoned that it could be.
:etoS,ieG to her anonymously
through the post if you had no use
toE H.
Wragge took up the volume and
ais eyes snapped like stars.
No error there" he said quietly.
Chalk yourself up another twenty
points, my SON.
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CHAPTER XIII
A Dead Mans Diary

TITS assistant having left him, In.
III spector Wragge quickly con.
firmed the value of the book
which fortune had placed IN his
hands. His first glance had told
him that it might have a bearing or
the case. II was "ScribblinS
Diary" with the name of Simon
Trickey scrawled on the Cardboard
cover. Further examination showed
that 1t covered the period of Trickey's
mission to America disclosed by him
to Kathleen Glenister and repeated
by her to Wragge himself.
A still closer scrutiny showed that
six months afterwards, but in the
same year, Trickey had paio second
witt to the Montana mining camp,
,u>s at the instance Of his employer.
pvney Glenister. 1t was this second
tourney to the west that nearly drew
the inspectors eyes out of his head
as he perused it.
Tn. perussl did not take long Mr.
Simon Trickey had no literary style.
combining his entries to mere scrappy
information. but pieced together it
gave a lurid record of what he had
been up to in Lone Wolf City on eS
half of the present baronet.
TO lie Continued
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%e4AA@4AAsG Sent 27h-Oct. 3rd
Sent. 27th-Oct. 3rd

70 r b;r+hda, Is this week. you fascinating IN
enthusiastic mpv utterly unselfsh always showing yr
ab disposition warm tSa eou d' b desired
Your intellectual and spiritual qualities are s Y love- order
and you and liberal your undines are
monious you suffer most acutey Love, Love OF 'ne De'1-
When you faults they are too Quickly You
.; nroxd and place value the appausG anu
haion Of the multitude You cannot stand personal ~
he% MN OI born during aks e3cesn Of
hnvers and orators cspaoy MI any a1c IN music
itv The women make de-ns=5 wives and mosnefS' a ~
dramatic art, designing, anu aTosv
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WANT NOTICES for persons desir
ing employment will hereafter b
published free of charge. Person
seeking help will pay full rates.
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thirst fa vengeance against the
hypothetical slayer of her brother did
not count. but Mr.. Stephen Colne's
mandate lay LIE lead on Wragge's
soul. The cabinet minister's scarcely
yelled threat Of ruin in the event of
failure was whelming. Wragge
knew that he had the power to carry
Il out.
CHAPTER XIV
The Cid Mill House
'THROUGH the Beechwood proper.
ties ran a purling trout stream.
broadening in some Of its
reaches almost into river. On the
senk .s ore of these wider sections.
opposite the clearing where stood the
head keepers cottage. deserted mil!
reored it's lichen.covered gables amid
the tree tops.
To this picturesque desolation Sir
Dudley Glenister cams from the
GranSs through The woods on the
third u,srning afIas hts -thrashing by
Norman Slater IL Lady Marrable' 8
drawing room. sohn Crimes, who
ilaa been w.lchng from his garden,
Joined his mastH' Ov way Of step.
ping ston.. acrosa the brook. Grimes
took a L.. from 'is pocket and I'M