The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-04
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u 0OMmGIuOOOS - - SBAG1S
estate. BY . blow with . heavy
perfume 6ask, presented to MRS.
GEORGE BERKELEY By SEY.
NOUS CROSBY. The bedys rock.
weighted anA tied With CLIO.
RINDA BERKELEY'9 scarf. %
take. frce The Isns s:t.r6sy
NEE. who summons CAPTAIN
UNDER susplcIoNs Mr. ..A
Mrs. George Derkeleys Who have
Gunrreled late Ft1Qay night over
ClOrinda's engagement 70 Crosby
tary. MRS. LAMBERTs GIGl
eHeryon. Frss.y - ev..,.E .,iss
perfrme from murder aasks DICK
BERKELEY. who, after having
spent the night M he says. IN the
tower room. vninly awaiting
IL accusing EUGENE ARNOLD.
chauffeur, engaged to Doris, Of
having murdered both Doris and
Dick ont Of JealOusy.
Mrs. Berkeley. after many Hes
admit. b slapped Doris sbeot
later Instructed Doris to walt ~
for her. hut insists maid was not
there when she went up to bed 1t
1I:4O. RouEed print Of Dorls'o
mouth ON bathroom mirror proves
girl was there late In the evening
Clorinda Berkeley. after Hes
admits talking with Doris Before
lis then stea1lng = u house for
walk. Insists she dl1 not 20
near sum0e4beuse. 6l0 net hear
struggle or scfeaDss eannOt .
hind NJ bo1y. Says she was alene
on walk. StEawn. eearehisg her
Yoon for e1ues, 90 smiling her geld
evening slipDers fer oder - Per.
fume lro0 murder 1As6 broken
IN suRneFheuse.
NOW GO ON WITH THE 0T01Y
CHAPTER XXI
ssVOU zee. Miss Clorinda, one
can't think Of everything
every little thiHols Captain Strawn
sympathi5ed. after he had shifted
the sole Of each small golden slip
per. You remembered to wipe Oh
telltale traces Of dew and earth
from these little shoes Of yours. but
your nose was 30 accustomed BY
that time to the odor Of Uexs
d'AmoMy@"
Maybe you'd better translate II
and call It Flower Of Love'-your
French is 20 bad" Gigi interrupted
with hard hippancy. her eyes blas.
ing like an angry cats.
that you didn't smell e on the
soles a. you handled the shoes. But
every criminal forgets something
Strawn went on. % II the child had
not interrupted.
II don't know what you're talking
about" Clorinda told him tone
lessly. but her face was very pale
these little shoes tell me . %
cret. Miss Clorinda. They tell M
that you were in tho summerhousA
that you stepped into the spilled
perfume"
i've told you, already that Gig
splashed the stun Ill over 10 last
night" Clorinda countered YEARLY
but she didn't sprinkle the noorl
A pretty keen eyewitness has q
ready described that scene 70 ne
young lady!"
"Our charming gsest. no Doubt
Clorinda shrugged. and Dundee col
ored painfully.
We'll. let's have . look q III
dress and the cape" etrawn oait
cheerfully.
He found what he was lookinl
for three times. but the spots ver>
all on the bodice. The skirt yie)9et
nothing until the hem itssle ~
passing under his nose.
We'll. l guess that settles NJ
be grunted with satisfaction. sThl
hem Of this skirt has been IN tAl
summerhouse. Niss. Il you havontI
Now for the capsls
It's nose VA unrewar6e0, bow
- ever. and he was about to To-
the gold metal cloth garment aal6l
when oundss sprang forward.
II think you've overlooked some
thing. Captain Strawn.s b 81.
quietly. pointing 70 : thin. 6aTl
brown A~orfsontal He helfHa,
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