The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-16

gfve him and come to look upon BIZ
wife and his child as somethinl
which he had given her to pet ans
cafe for. M N-4 NJ l 8fstf.s
+ Il wss' her great mother tendsrnes.
which poured itself out n something
unworthy, and I prayed & littYS
prayer, ~God grant that Le1a ans
me child would make up to this pool
little sriehs girl for her poverty =
/ was glad that Joan wSssysong
for I w6s sure that this vplsoA,
would only broaden and swecteh hel
life in the end, that she would max,
are forced, to- the conclusion; thst
quite apart from. the murder, IN,
making up Of Mrs. Heath's face VA.
done BY Miss Moore. This in itsell
is. Of course, no crime, bot added Il
tho fact that Miss Moore's, finRe1
prints were on the bottle that va.
used Is weapon. we can't help feet
ing thpt Miss Moore was in some
way implicated in Mhc matter, II
only as an accessory or an observer.
"YUu think SO? was Toddy's non.
comnittal reply. a.
I'VE d." was the response from
Detective Mott, himself "And II
you arc interested in a proof Of It
stay here . few minutes longer.
have sent for an important witness
and II you choose, YOU can listen in.'
So Teddy stayed, and il was moi
long before Emma, the waitress from
the Heath home, appeared. II
Cha. swns ~ ~ 4. - \ !
simple and honest at the time Of the
inquest and Mott greeted her kindly
: "Well. Emma he said. "we'vs
sent for you, because We think you
know more than you told ut the in.
quest"
"fes. sir" said the phlegmatic ans
imperturable young woman. &
Mott didn't quite know whethc.
her response was one of acquilscehce
or merely acknowledgment Of Ms re.
mark. hut he felt hts way slowly.
"You do know little more, I'M.
ma - he said, ingratiatingly. ..fte
Eyes, sir" was the stolid assent
"Wcil, tell it." Mott was gcttina
impatient. 81
"Tell what, sir!" =
"What you know"
But suddenly, Emma eemcd to re,
scared.
81 don't know anything, sir!,
she half breathcd, her eyes getting
big with fright and her voice trem.
bling.
Mott pursued his advantage.
"Yes, you do! Now, out with it!
Do you want to find yourself in thu
station, house? Tell me what 80,
saw, when you came downstairs ii
let Katie int
So. u , told the gentleman sir. ssat
Il know you did. And you told !
lie! Now. do the best you can to re
pair the slip Of your tongue. VIVA,
did you see? Or whom" 'ss
IL saw" Emma hexitated. bul
her interlocutcr gave her prod.
"Out with It now! It will be fal
better for you in the long run, il 70.
tell the truth. You saw somebody
who was it,"
"Miss-Miss Bunny, SIR,
:lcs, OF course. ] knew that"
This was mendacity on Mott
part, but he knew how to treat
girl like Emma.
"What was she doing" he wen
on.
"She--she was going upstairs, sir.
Going upstairs, was she Alone !?
"Quitc alone, sir"
"Did she--listen. now, Emma, :
did she b: have this vanity box in he
+ "Y-Aycs. sir" Emma faltered.
Are you sure?" To-day Bucl
broke in. II believe this girl vii
assent to anything you suggest"
Are you sure. Emma - Mott re
peated.
ayes, sir. I'm sure" Emma said
because / heard It jingle as II hi
against the stair rail. Oh, sir.
hope I haven't done wrong to tell!
mo. You do wrong when 70,
don't tell. Do you know. any mote
What did the young lady dc next !
"That's ali, sir. She went un en-
stairs aud into her own room m,
!. shut tho door,"
And this was at one o'clock r
No. sir. it was half -past one"
you're good Witness. Emms
Half-past one was what you said q
! the inquest"
| "Dut it was half-past one, SIR.
saw by the pantry clock"
!. "Yes," interrupted Al Cunning
, hani;; "and you said at the indues
mat you saw no one when you cam
down to let Katie in. You said tina
the servants' rooms are all il til
back Of the house"
Eyes, sir:--" Emma looked dis
tressed. "But f,peeped ii the from
part, through the door upstairs, AM
'saIw Miss Moore. And I didn't -
anything about It at first.-bht nov
/ thopght I'd better"
,"0h, you didt'' said Cunningham
And whose advies made Iyou fec
| "CArtsr's. sir" ~ KS
Truly, Emma Vas inssnGouS! b
!; IAN. Carter's. And why does sh
want Miss Moore brought into tht
! 4, don't know. sir. She Just id
!, vised me to tell all know.
and have You done sol"
! .. Yss sir. ! have but Katie. -
'Hsilsr M0ss took W ths.. quor,
ind. a"Katie hsSn't, chi Well. d
!, yoe know what it il that, Ksti
hasn't told! Can you tell Us - wcl
! % Katie couldr'
Eyes. SIR
Then o. shsalyr Il ~
! "Why, you see, Katie Is engsxed I
her yG9AE p1n. Jimmy Lorna.
! WeI1 when they two comes home
from Katie's evening out, they don
always eome right "a ne house"
~ vhet Do they dor
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