New Britain herald., 1930-11-11

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 GrannocN Was on his feet by now. 'I have come 10 see you. lo3 sec I was brought up to believe that i Clement COualdinc was my father And I've done very wrong. I've no ! business to come worrying you after you've had such aWul trouble. | But they told ne at the Broom hous that she might perhaps be here with You -- the other Rose Conal- 1 dine"
 ''If you require the address of the i Miss Conalline i knew." said Gran mock. evidently hcNjldered, T can't i give 1t to you. As to the rest Q, what you said, don't follow it, Lyuon made violent signs 10 th- little blonde
 { "'Oh,' g1sped the girl. crimson. i "Oh, l ain sorry ir-but nc,,r imagined --
 "I.ytlon." said GranuocG. "th'rrs . been something lou'Vc been keeping 1 from me Something
 "Oid man it's nothing about }ogl 1 Eose-nolhing It's only that Lester i has been getting into trouble. He we'll he had a row "itb someone 1 vho turned out to be Clement Con. i aldnc. You know. the man who vas wanted for murder years ago.
 H. drew shakv breath i And you say that conaidny "as-uo. he wasn't 2our tthcr?' The GirI broke u1o tears
 First Mr. rerie said nn Na~. ai- though he didn't marry my moth- CT" she sohAcd "G vas shown lct. tof from hlm 10 lIr- perle sayin& that l was 10 have som. Of hI- money, onA we shared l,--' "Who,"
 'Mr. TrJa mr l." SHo fought vim her t.ars. "I believe Mr. u,rl~ ~rolc-cmhylz'od -a lo, ot it years ago and all he dlI like bringing me up 10 believe ii vas nina was just his dcviIisa way Of setting ,, 1 lacE. lie rackonod you sec. 1ha. i IG do anything rather than give If up. But now hes disappeared and people - some other laWyrr--urr asking questions -- and sImpn must md his daughter and ct>e ~hat IS left ot il back to her." Graunoek tried in Vain To stem the torrent
 He told me first. tno dvvi. that h. didn't know where she Was and then after the murd- au,f if ~Js all made public about Clement Con- aldinc she came 10 scc him and ur- ranged that We were to share liI- money. OnlY really, IorIa planned tJ g,t nearly all my sbarr Apa then ne disappeared. And can : find her from his -IGr,as-nooS either under Con idna or El,s-
 "Eue-morc." .ald GuHuo,..
 "Wh2. yy, -that @aa H.r rauu. wasn't lt" Tho uaH.- Eo.p pjl.t herself by until only short rJu ago" Ii was under that nam. jna she trained 10 h. uur-."
 "Lyrtou,"
 "I"s aU rg.t cd uaa "'- .| rIshr You @,re bound 10 ano" some tn.n---'
 H. .rrod, urro-- r'.. room GraunocE put up hand and ru'I, ar his bauda-.s.
 "HuIIo," shoufu. l..-t7u
 "Ycs." said Granno,r. "},.. call -a' lou. doc"
 Weeks nfpr I,~ I..Hrou .~N had found HaIlia. nat u.s ...o. 'u -, l,r. 10 r~ew 10 Cir.u.na ua been uil~
 "Cgu you oouz'tt t-.rf, u. a "auIs me. now that I~ Euo~- nu 'hc woman Nho UIndaI him." .i. lad asked
 And Ly"ou had tsm oora"d To admtt wrotcleIly that Gr.nnoca ad said nothing ar all about h,r.
 Then HaJ)ie had come 0 him ono tg.. r1diantly nappz. i He doe- want me- sbr erie l. He advertised as he promised nhyu Vc first met on the cliff" She held out d newspaper. lu the pei ! soual column were the words-"Tc 1 the Noly Rosc-Corne Home" | It was dusk when they met as r had been on that first night The ivory rose was in her band but Cranuock put 1t aside when she dumbly hold if out 10 hlm.
 Say something to me- he be- eCuSht her. his CHn voice shaking. . "I want 10 hear you Cjrst-bcfore ] l enc lou."
 "Do you forgive m~. m> deor>z. : lcyo@'
 He caught nor 10 Gtm turned ug . Her face to his and looked g 0or . Looked and looked again.
 'Ycs" he whispered. "Ncs 1og ] "rc lovely. my jEory ro.n And ] you've come home ] tcopyright. 1'%o hE Eoy NirNers)
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