The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-30
Tul mas HAPPENED

THIS mas HAPPENED
MRS. EMMA uOGARTH o.
strang:ea "a death In her ro0m
M the second Seer % MRS.
RHODES boarding. heuse. whese
she was cos1sed kecasse Of heart
her will frequently chsagea 20
sa0e y sesv favosits among the
nOVNiE DUNDEE. yosse d.
serslve. ass1sls Ms rhle4. LIEUT..
&TRAWN. IN sAe investlgatton.
Straww ls~sneAlately suspects u
f0s0er hsapaeP. EMIL SEWER.
Who. Ae learns. left lows that
nlxht NJ The II s'eIOck evaoa.
a doctor sexs door reports Nav
lng Aeen q man pouotog dOwn the
aIley Nh~oe 12slO.
Dnsdce. saaeIese1 hehln6
takes Rotes ~ Strnwn
~swlases The hsasdePs. HENRY
DOWn. newcomer. OMt ~ work.
insists he was IN his rooM NIL
evesiaE a.1 heard seshiag hut
iiogsrth's psrres. cora BARK
ER. shester uisstst. Is sext given
~esesriless third degree. she
tells of her date with auothes
bearaee. nERT MAGNUs. am,a.
senr scenario writer. ef hew he
salle1 q appear and Der retnrn
s: BE bose - as.r sir sscl.E
daged hssd ~ sayInx Il ls ~
electeIe Tres hssa. whem strawp
de@ands - kaow why Mrs. lin.
gaPtA cot Der out ~ her Will =
evades aasWeelnG. she admits TINT
Sev1ep ma1e 0ove . hee hot DE-.
ales a0y knew0e6gs q bic cart
. sne css.se. ..-s .m.ou
arc..Ae g senf. mrs. SHARP i
Aresae1 - catch = trails. anylNg
she o. galng - her 10y whe y In
seoobDe % = ueoe6y college town.
They tell - see0ag WALTER
STYLES an1 Aoe Naueee NORMA
PAIGE - - Mrs. Hegaeth's door.
- Mss. tgogasth'e anger With
~a1 NNep heth. Nsvma IL hreught
~. she a6mote she was the eat-
Get hebre00 ou1 lhot Mrs.. uogaeth
was asgSy ~ hep because 81 her
engagement % Styles.
Now GO on WITH THE sT0Rr
CHAPTER XIV
MVOU have no right to make suct
instnuations against Walter
Styles" Norma famed. HE VA
only thinking Of me-of my reputa
ton IN . gossipy boarding house
II anyone had discovered | was Il
Walters room. 80 late 1t night
dressed as I was"
"You did enter his room them
StraWn lnterruDted. his voice gentl
and placating again.
Eyes. did! We could hardl,
talk IL the hall. with me crying a
| was. But We left the door slight
~ ajar. and stood near It. W. di'
not even sit down the whols time
| told him. because he urged me "a
Just what Mrs. Hogarth had said
about his asking her to lend hin
money for his business. and-an,
her wager that he wouldn't wan
to marry me after she had cut n
out Of her will"
And your lancs was ver
angry. Of course?"
sOe counsel" Norma agreed "
hemently. then gaspsd % she rea|
lied the trend Of the question. H
was certainly justified n bein
angry q Mr.. Hosarth's misundeI
standing Of bis motives-s
.And no went 70 have . littl
quiet talk with her. % ct be
straight On his motives Wal
Miss Paige! He crawled out Of hi
window and walked along the III
stairs porch to Mrs. Hosarth'
room. entering b. her window
sHe did no such thing" the Gil
almost screamed. "He didn't leav
me- for Q single minute! We stoo
right " the door. talkine u Will
PERI. don't know just how Ion
W talked. but NJ both saw Mr,
Sharp 80 to the bathroom. Sd
knocked and called ny name. b.
Of course ! didn't answer. and 81
opened the door and went Ii. Sd
must have seen ny towel and soa
there. Tor she went 70 my room the
and knocked. Then she went bac
to the bathroom and took her bail
or | suppose she did. tot she Was
there long enough to battle.
I'VE heard her turn the water .