The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-19
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CHAPTER '
ssCURT It's murder:" Lieutenant
- Strawn asked hrnsquely Gone
was the weary. cy nieal imhiber oil
ice cream sodas. and IN bis place
the keen.eyed m%anhunter.
"Strangied-choked to death With
her own scarf" Bonnie Dundee an
swered grimly 10 those eight o.
10 minutes after his horrible dis
covery and while he awaited the
arrival of his chief. the inexperi.
enced young detective had got hold
Of his nerves-tO . decent extent
At least. He had been guilty Of .
choked voice and tears or rage when
he had broken the news TO Mrs
Rhodes. who now stood near him
IN the front hall OF the boarding
house.
"You found her. Of course! Did
you touch anythins?" Strawn Dc
manded. motioning for the group
Of uniformed and plainclothes 20.
iiccmcn to colue IN from the porch
= closed aud locked the window,
without touching the frame. and
locked the door," Dundee answered
4 listened 8 her hear. too. oi
course. Shs's-quits dead.
-Will Il rslisys your feelings any
% say ! told you so'?" Strawu
asked gru1ly. Then. before iii
young subordinate could reply. ID
turned 10 the landlady: ~Mrs
Rhodes. Mr.. Dundee 10 . detective
He came here 70 Investigate Mrs
Hogarth's letter 70 the police com
missioner that her life and money
we're IN danger. No one but yourseli
10 70 know Of Mr. Dundoe's ol1ciaI
status. May ! depend o. your
Mrs. Rhodes dabbed at the tear
~ her eyes. then answered With 1
dignity that. IN other circumstances
might hare been comical. because
Of The fact that her hair Was rolled
On old fashioned hid curriers' and
her Indy was wrapped 10 . skinny
kim0HO.
= know how 10 keep . secret.
she answered austerely. "Will you
b steyins on here then. NJ. hun
deer"
Certainly. I like my new board
lng-houss. In spite Of what has hap
pened tonight