The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-20

SHOW, Mr.. Finnl" Sue said.
His ffown became Q shoepioh,
embarrassed grin. IAN right, al
right" he grumbled. IF you think
! was fooled, let It 90 at that"
"When ! accused Loren" Mark
went on, II attributed % him al
the fears that drove his uncle %
murder Vail. James Ruxton learned
who Seifert Vail WAS, and un-
doubleday he tried 70 persuade
Loren 70 stop visiting him. But
Loren had met Sue, and - couldn't
stay away.
James Ruxtonis greatest desire,
then, was 70 80 him married and
safely sway. Undoubtedly Loren
would have been in real danger II
Vail discovered who he was. James
Ruxton's morbid imagination ex.
aggerated that danger until e BE-
came 4 fear that haunted him al
HE became obsesssd b. the idea
that there Was disaster ahead and
that he might have 70 kill Van .
save Loren. And, because 10 was
= cautious, far-sseing man, 10 pro.
pared for that unhappy possibility.
When Vail asked him 10 exchange
rooms, Ruxton learned from him
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