The Cotton Factory Times. — 1916-06-30 (Manchester, Greater Manchester, England)

IMP 456,11, C1,110.1771bie 11l the i "mat to isii... tool En., and weer., down from " Not Crenfieid Park. That is my lecher's-need hon. Guy met her in the ...g Of D. 1121.110. Me Imoseledge of the material i the „juke. er, end afterwards my. brcehere," rid Lathe." We can .r.bdiffel, efforted by the Seerft process led Me m i drew her arm in ma, she smiled at him .. she cut the entail. ' as .1. poi.. ~..,4, And Dot To h. ..teri h3I is happy," oho .id, with a nod in the direction t'h Maud.' se. of contradictory gymptome... Th. ..tn'et remove is mond, " Maude," he usid. "I am tureen-dry. But I eta posed to be known only to a email group, colonel winu . g mu, woe ..kin love you. And I am mash." wasible onIV te one 1....- °n se tht. Pre. 1 ..te- I "Cal! Susan Ouselev again," he direceed. Sbe lifted a smiling face al wet with teem, re speak sith certainty. My information ie ehe had nee. John !Nemo, east. knee him by. " You saved my life It a yours, Leslie," waa erieed from an Italian tetiecolegi. wore whom! after eight. It was five minutes raft eight else re, her ...... or in oorreeponderies." wembred, hen... be aoeee berthe tun. ne he Oren Wikein 'trolled after Pytels who wags follow" The poison in the phial found in the prioener's item up u, hs, „pm, ing En& and Guy. /nein is the poieon the mune cef which you have Me. carephelpi geme dived Mte, the seen a the "Ala, Prete!" be cried." We *hall have to green to the Bench altered by the secret process court. and presently emerged victoriously convoy. soberly comacler suicide, eh... ~... have mentiereedr i.e..] Serer...rel.. ing Mr. Albert Brennen, who moved slowly with " I don't know," Pylon Answered. baking lerrver. i prefesainnal dignity. thoughtfully at Ena walking_ in front "Stryver " I bave no beet em in geeing ge." , if Thomas Cenpbell, grown suddenly a:ert, get the trietus e2te• I Mid him . efter Mie. "And the same as that discovered in the amiret i had hire grown before the aseenisbeci Suporintere De:me-toe nwernere. Siut lie would press fee a M the wineglass?" dent &rye, had recovered from his surpree and remand or • committal. Mrs. Deer-veto obriously Chemically the same. T have Intele a careful I had fiaished conferrieg with Mr. Pyteb spoke the truth. She had no reason for lyingenalysie." " I ask for a remand, your worships!" he aim& and," im added softly, " every reaeon for not efr• Thom. Campbeff. Leslie Cronfield'e lawyer, "I am putting in • witneee." Ile Campbell speaking." eat one question. snapped. " Teen I shall appy for • discharge." Later Oren Wilton sought Guy and Era. " You cannot say definiteey that the main .... , Mr. Albert Brirnnell eseablished the foot that - " When you left Defoe to room, Mire Harked." et red? Yen t &apart Heat it was ant a I Leslie Crocifield or Seymour had been on The he asked, "were the candles burning! And del Piot ofa littie before eight, and had not left unl you go straight out of the house?" "No. I can only stem that Debar. died from I ten" The cendles were burning. I waited en the em effects of the administration of the poison " I ask with confidence, your welsh-ins, for tbe ; landing after the first Bight of stairs a minute or neared by the secret proems. And that the poison diocharge of the prooner. We have eteetblished 14! two." in the phial is identical." complete alibi." Mr. Campbell spoke triumph- I And when Cronfield entgired the room it wee Dr. Shuttleworth then stepped down from the antly. . lin ciarkoes." Wiesen ortnaramited. scene. box, and reoovered his snuff box. Oren senpenntende.nr Stryver repeame. his demand for I Four clays later Guy received • telegram Itl". \sant back in h. se. and ckeed be eves. la remand. He hectoree a little--he wee piqued at " Come at Onoo. Newhaven etasoen, Bring Aln , Sarah Ouseley, widow, the lancilade of l& Hleck• I the way in which Ms case had get e. 1,. e. It hod ~ ..--til.tit.. Important" with Building's. vre. then celled. It was evident Iso carefully prepared. Colonel Williams bren,e i from the reetlesoneee of the court that cite wan re- I eel. (To be Continued.)