The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-03-04
THE STORY
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PROLOGUE.-While desponden
oyer the enforced hiding OF her 2
shoe, Jim Dallas SLAYER In sen Ss
Of an influential family, sybil saun,
doris, popular actress. Is engaged z
play Viola in q charity psrformaqSSt
81 "Twelfth Night on Gun le!aho
On ths Maine coast. IN p eOmpnns
Tracy, Anne's brother, Joe, youns
Nastrel, and Aleck Stokes, an actor
infatuated with Sybil.
yuRrrur ere pay
which is a big hit, Wally shine
5nlcial photographer, learns some,
thing of the Jealousy proiesslons
and otherwise, existing In the COM
pany.
CHAPTER u.-Hugh Rsssett, a.
rector of the play, and Anne Tracy s
lance, tells Joe he has hearo pc "
The whereabouts of jim Dallas ano
earn the reward offered by the
Parkinson family. The boys denial
Is not convincing.
ranging for & vacation trip. TO
Anne he betrays his enmity towaFe
Bybli. Stokes tells sybil he mas
news Of Jim Dallas, ana to secure
the neoeseary privacy they srL3ngf
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near the main building.
CHAPTER IY.-The sound q. E
plstol shot startles the a~ssenlbleo
e6mpany. Investigation shows & re-
vpiyer has been taken from 2 desk
bursts in with the announcement
that SybiI has been shot and nor
body carried of by the swift tioe
that races by the island.
CHAPTER V.-Flora Stokes tells
Bassett she saw Sybn shot but did
les The sherin, Abel Williams. he
strives with Rawson, district at
torney, and e man called PafrieE.
All the company is accounteQ for'
with the exception Of Joe Tracy.
presumably on his trip. Flora gives
her eyfdence, and the authorities ar
range go that no one can leave the
Island.
CHAPTER VI-Discussing n
tragedy with Rawson and Bassett'
Williams voices the opinion that
Flora Stokes is the guilty person
the deed being actuated by Jealousy;
While they are talking, the sound
Of 6 crash in the living room MAKES
them hasten there.
CHAPTER yL-Anne Tracy,
shocked at her friends awful oeath,
IL also uneasy about Joe. Remem.
bsring his rage against Sybll arc
realizing she is not sure he left the
teland, her imagination pictures MN
as SYPHILIS murderer, and hldlne n
the house, the upper story OF Whlch
ls unoccupied, Seeking 70 morn
doscends to the living room. There
she dimly sees Joe and warns him
not 10 try TO escape. He disappears
and In her agitation she KNOCKS
over a lamp. She tells the three
men she came downstairs for q
beck, and her explanation is &C
eepted.
CHAPTER VIII-In the summer
house the Investigators find evil
6ence that Sybil had been there, n
knowing of Stokes infatuation,
Hawson and Williams at once sus-
pect him OF the murder.
CHAPTER Ix-stokes denies all
Of the crime, and oefuy
throws suspicion on Joe. Rawson.
put forward by Stokes, goes TO the
mainland TO investigate Joes move
ments.
CHAPTER x.-TorCurea py her
thoughts, Anne visits the unoccupied
upper story, seeking Joe, but fnds
nothing. Rawgon returns with ths
net left the Island. Suspicion is st
once turned toward him, and az
ENGAGEMENTS are made for 6 sehrch
of the top story Of the buiLins,
about the only spot on the islsnd
where & person could find a hiding
place. Rawson and Williams re-
turn, having found no trace Of Joe,
or anybody else, IN the upper part
OF the building.
CHAPTER XL.-Anne insiste that
Joe must somehow have left the is
land. Anne tells the amazed Bas-
pstt she saw Joe in the living room
the night before, and hat he must
be hiding in the house.