The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 2, 1920, Page 11

Long Lane’s Turning Hallie Erminie Rives Copyright; 1917, by Dodd, Mead & Co. \ ) aeteenene ee m Your story » to Mr fa case directly | Her fingers trer Henry | He had been n court/dishments of the smaller — vice Others had failed and fallen; only he ler wae not himeelf | had remained on hi his defense of br Suppose I did." » j“What then?” | “That was The young were Mr you A sound from bebind them fell across the turr man whe « u ny a |epoken. } | CHAPTER 11 NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY jax he car After a Year path, nor had Sevier gu Lawrence Treadwell, the attorney juation till those se! wat in hie office ata led in his grasp rior to the blar BEGIN HERE TODAY ml a re rs hand The in that Mr when he conduc lons seemed obvi # pedestal, a type nt. And o sald, stonily, | Now was it to be Harry Sevier? She ered and drew her hand from liant accomplish A contemptible act! at And if 1 Sevier I would horsewhiy “he maid, In a alow, ever You can't trust me mn you trust asked. Without »|from her yourself he a word he went rapid wed the wit ences Kent the (Continued from Yesterday) For an instant Echo's breath | blood from his heart He had| window. Over the entrance to the stopped. In the unexpected denoue | thought the secret of his failure un |Opera House was stretched a canvas Mt she had guessed, as at a light. | *UsDE sign advertising a mass meeting held flash, Craig's real purpose.) Craig regarded him wilh a veiled evening before under the au y introduced, the tale | Mile that wan half a sneer of the Civic club an implied slur upon a| He bowed and went quickly up the Jaan who was not present to re.) Path tute it | Beho had sat down upon the bench The next instant, however, the ten. Mr fee averted. Her faded out and her heart was ham sion broke with every one tal eat} ‘ cA ing St] noring at the thought that Harry From this babble the host . au. pe wag Sanaa the hostess | nad heard what was in truth a con She room opened upon the bait.| fsston from whose further end spread) | "cho" he sald, in a mumMed | the invitingly cool verandas, now be. | ginning to fll with filmy Raho stepped down onto the And, following one of the little paths, | @ime to a rustic bench. On this| 1 the ierte Against Mach anger had he open window You were there. * anid Craig she protested. “You I need no assurance. Do| frit car you think that I He shook his head “Thank you,” eket in safe enough Kut next year-—the guber al campaign--it the z till then, nat he sald, “for that She stared at before he light ime heare nm i before her ck tht Pre time I heard hin Foho came to her feet, all her blood | tei) you this. es : “ . year age Th fire. cause st om oestne 9 t “ i ore ho I hear h ' Mr. Craig," she said emphasis, ws at the table there was a lurk with quiet) He “in certain of your re bent and Echo, is it the of me? took her hands , déath of your ideal Mat Of, Four te "It's hin own choles,” the attorney answered, coldly He could hay client every day if he wanted matter of fact, he hasn't taken you speak of rying to | This Tells You How to Get \ Benefit of the Best Senna | new case since the one He fought for six m t thru an Gppeal on that. It war| frat criminal he had ever it cut him some, I fanc ous to take it t, but I swear, I can’t helt him for it!* | ntopped, wor ‘Finest Grade of Egyptian Senna Leaves used in | _ compounding Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. He " |OMINENT importérs and which makes their use unpopular ager wholesale dealers in crude With most people. drugs and medicinal herbs In Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin from all parts of the the finest Egyptian senna is com world do not hesitate to say that shin agents excential olla and pure F the market for the better grades of _ is practically confined to the lead- * ing manufacturers of the so-called tering at the dark tion and ry ways? ¢ course not! We've been a tomach and bowels. The com- medicines, who buy only = © i : : to depend on him no very best. and that the manu. ES — gra Bosc pe has grown pa wah the | facturers of Dr. Caldwell’s — a mony Th be on vik on it counsel f i : j ry F FS Allen of the supreme court are differ sold in drug stores everywhere. ent propositions, Something will have to—persuade him. He must have a weak spot. We must find it, {that's alr . “His record was combed with a fine iy H an, i i zB IF Fee ; 7 i r te i 13 } zr. in fact, each . r i tooth comb when he went on the biscuit ie 4 benefits cnet neh,” sald Treadwell. “I went over ody mee ad i the report myxelf. There wasn't > thing there—-nothing but the va ug turned sharply After his marriage?” Treadwell looked at him curiously | “Bee here, Craig.” he sald, “after all there's a limit to decency At the : In order to introduce our new (whaletone) plate, which t# the lightest mort it was nothing but a passing! “ged strongest plate known, covers very little of the roof of the mouth; | ‘nfatuation—an innocent one.” you can bite corn off the cob; guaran “Treadwell.” Craig mid, in a hard teed 15 years. | volee, “you t seem to understand. | EXAMINATION FREE | This is a big game Full Set of Teeth......... 810.00 | imit! Where are the old reports? Full Set 88.00 They were destroyed Crowns } Craig, with a shrug, caught up his} hat, and went out Treadwell ligened to the heavy footsteps descending the stair ‘The hound! he said, under hi } fair! and there ix no| Al hn gaaranteed for yak Morning and get teeth same nd See ies of Our Piat f our present patron: work ie still giving recommended That same evening from his ehair isfaction. Ask our in th our office, Be sure |. i. in the right place. Brim ste father « Open Sundays Frem ® to 12.for W People [as the latter OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS dated with the intersots You ter Jaffiliated with the interests 07 UNIVERSITY sr. Oppecite Fraser-Patersen On |resent. I was their In The Grip Of A Man’s Hand— coming to ith connection ceased w k beside him. “A nch being va h influ n for n in that Ht, the directorate un it might You Find Strength or Weakness— What Does Your Grip Show? * Craig lifted his arm,| ed were the Have you the firm, forceful power of a aloe ab Pyle man whose blood is rich in iron—the |_| Se to tani aoe «4 kind that inspires confidence and wins | in the back! What do sir T success—or have you the feeble, hetionting clasp of a weakling, whose blood needs iron? Nuxated Iron builds strong, keen, red- blooded mer and women, If you are not strong or well, owe Wea ene ing Remned siving, upbuildin, effect. Im two weeks | judge's tone was icy I mean the Welles Craig said in deadly ‘That"—his clenched hand smote the ight desk at his elbow with a sa | age blow an instant there was blank si The judge stood aghast. Thi nan dared to believe bim Allen, a puppet at the beck corporate PAN a low ~) < | < fo % “must be ours! ence Reverly and call influence! The room| ecemed suddenly stifling hot Ihe turned to the window \ what sort of a chango He had not seen Craig’d sudden| hae Vor at the smashing blow of| fist on the fragile Italian desk, a of This ad hand’ and |curious thing had happened. Its teh loosened by the jar, a tiny} endurance panel had fallen with a little click,| ind a thin sheaf of yellowed letters — vad dropped and spread fanawise be ide his hand. The backs of the en-| elopes were uppermost and 4 the top of one was written in al twirly hand and faded ink, the ini tials B.A A thought darted like cold light jning thru Craig's brain. "B.A." » on! Whone 5 | letters? The initia f | woman's hand! His hand clo them quickly—went to his breas ue the judge turned from the win dow, | The latter had regained set He stepy start ed a bell, ing buth if to the door.” ud, to this gen-| how CUR. 6. ee Uesie 0. @ Tn his room at the hotel Cameron Craig took the sheaf of letters, No woman bad written them; they had they might give] ayant Gown, struggling to reeainive: what, Craig wished you to be)" her lost composure. [In ther MO ew nog na ¥e Abruptly Craig withdrew hia gaze, | . e A up to see apy T see y vier held forth tant Ibeen penned by the We with During ce the Allen of course, her and say ho had vowed to stay away t It had been « hard fight, that year Unable to get an appeal from the de. oth a’ Jas mado your Comfort Grrtain thru- Morners Ferenp Which spreads its influence upom the nerves, cords and ligaments in- vd volved, rendering them pliant to read |0F four more applications will com ily yield to nature's demand. There is | an absence of bearing-down pains, | strain and often than otherwise experienced when nature is unaided. used externally, THE SEATTLE STAR--TUESDAY, MARCTI 2, 1920, re they caught, savage wit rhaps? He was ta *be light. Sudden shy no't y , nd bis face lighted|#!@nce into the prisoner n exultation which Harry b the r that had passed 10 nhnee Oa Hi night in the « jer had never oner He had seen her ¢ 1 let on Motherhood and Beby free. so Regulator Co. Dept. F-9,Adlenee, Ge. are again in town Gillette Service Experts Free Service to you Gillette Owners—Learn now how much comfort and convenience your Gillette can really give UR Service Experts are here—at the most convenient stores. Let them advise you about your shaving—Get the “little knack” of the perfect Gillette shave, the finest shave a man ever enjoyed. Get them to look over your razor—see that it is adjusted properly. No'charge. Don’t let the chance of seeing them pass by—and bring your razor. 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