The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-16
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MELEN PAGE falls IL ssve
witt her handsome Guardian.
Li:UNAiiD nRf:NT. 4 chssc:
mrctlng wish dyisg besgar.
CHARLES N:l.1.lN. causes 0fes6
future. shortly sf1erwsra Dc tells
thr gIrl that In accordance With
y prosmIse gives her Waseais. he
II now ~ reveal her identity NoA
b n the only KrnneehlDa Of
MilitOnntre. CYRIL e. CUNNING.
HAM. Brens takes her 10 Cua.
ninEham and offers ~ peoos .
locket r%Ontnta1ng . plctose Which
pr nd taken fsOM the dying Net.
tia, rrsdiax issestiEsslea. HeIeo
rrGaiss VITA Cunnlsghan who
kt>es bee = new cNP. she drives
es<rsWArr unsil she accidentally
ss;s tNA ENNIS. who has % he
sskes 10 The hospital. He1en meets
- esr Nth her.
saariash au ~ gives . pneey III
that NeIcn ts HE dead
AanSktrrS child aaa his heepess.
R~vst a~ss = Iockel watch exact.
~ xstrhes ! one ~ hna sakeu
frsns <e,'in. To avoid discovery
- =sks HeieN aos 70 wear hee
t~ciei ~ raaiic. 4 few days later
Iva .ac Hclen overture . rance
90 Ae fake and NWhert rescues
sSeN While changing clothes.
~ tells Helen that abe Md last
- rid-f.skicnrd iockes the n1ghe
81 her party.
fearieS Roberts ntsentIoss 70
Hrlra and annoyed by the 1e.
.snds IN him for money ~ CAR.
4 ~EGRo. Hrent plUas 10 ~.
cEre fhe girl and her tahesIsauce
for h,Mseif. The doctor ms oaln
that > ahcck would xiii the aid
man aad 40 Brent carries ous .
rlaa 10 MAKE Cunningham believe
ha' Helen las been killed.
Vow GO on WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XIV
&c. monen; after Brent's cry
9. Despair there was a CHASTITY
ssle-cs IN the room. From the lips
c: re stricken Invalid on the bed
.-s-s cane . choking. gasping
sol-a.
B.s-:, apparently lost In grief,
sta.i i. ard understood its portent.
.e turned his head for a view OF
re nan 10 who:l he had dealt q
death blow. but he did not so 10
c.1..
HIS unfortunate victim lay back
or his pillow. staring in a fixed.
aasee;-c way straight ahead. No
-trl!sion Of feeling. no mercy.
came - the watcher as he saw the
can3 O. death laid Upon the aged
and naiiid brow Of Cyril Cunning.
aam.
!. was all over In a few minutes
The Dying man moved his eyes to.
ward the end and fastened them
lron Brent.
Then, suddenly. he raised himself
in a eonyuisiye. painful manner.
runS a hand outward and In an
instant sank back inert.
Brent waited, made sure that he
vas gone. and then calmly put his
own clothing in order. smoothed
his hair and went downstairs.
He met Marks in the lower hal
on his way to Mr.. Cunningham,
room. Brent detained him with
questions about what had been done
in regard to his ar. Marks tolt
him that he had sent the gardener
and his son to get it to Bramble
wood.
Brent thanked him and started
on. Pausing q few steps away hi
turned back and said: Il left Mr.
Cunningham sleeping: he said b.
was tired"
you assured him Miss Nellir
was unhurt??" Marks inquired anx
iously.
Matter Or fact" Brent safe
lightly. didn't tell him there hat
been an accident at all. | mcrel,
said that Miss Nellin was detained
downstairs by some friends wht
came In Just Is We arrived.
thought It better to do that as b,
looked rather bad"
ORIENT took himself to the Il
- brary and settled Town with
newspaper while he waited for TIL,
result Of Marks discovery that Mr.
Cunningham was dead.
It was not long In coming. Bren
could hear him coming down tn