The evening world. Newspaper, September 4, 1916, Page 9

| NEXT WEEK'S COMPLETE Nove THE SCIENTIFIC GUNMAN - By ARTHUK BH KEENE A Craig Kennedy” dory, the frit da swrusd thre}, which will detail the cxploita of the © werentifie detective.” In this he pita himeelf againa @ master criminal whose methods are as wctentifie aa hia won wit By Maurice Ketten THE REAL MAN By FRANCIS LYNDE The siory of an astern man who did not “find himeelf” until be became a fugitive from justice in the rugged West, i CHAPTER 1. © \ogetherDebritt, © saleeman for the Alden . pany of New Tork, and the elder of the two, end Montth ot coville Bank and 1 Hines Debritt's trate would wot leave watt 6 clnure for (he tobacco burning end for the Joound tive euthustaom | o. for eid watiafaction eed pure unadulterated enjoyment MEY bat ovilat eonhu of Troe, ae th Weloek, there wee Gaheoman's wpprec “Monty, my BEGINS IN NEXT MONDAYS EVENING WOKLD mpie tory just Berend us en our wide of the river Marburs told me ye that @ big Masters colouisal le oe approach: for thu and for ne aside gave done Wimerlt, end the te pea through Ove €8 the cate-cnd-rane variety, you follows th the Mitte cities have us metro. | SNekoting thet a tha ores Fea pelitans backed of the map. © you know everybody worth knowing, | | The eblef of construction bounded fr a itatione Uh A, and! out of bis chair and began | th om uot noert ations Uees fou « oewy' the floor uy ve be seid, and the ture bP Bnd by when you wet olely ged end ready you can marry the again ty te ste what were up ageing Prettiont girl In towe ‘The Hy murcied younger man in the big! co their lana? dam lower down nd lien too Wie ughed had prise, as one reads the story of « 1AM TIRED OF CARRY! This Bow . (WON'T Be anything bul « tanith and & your brave bate fought and lost HUNGRY } wwith hed ing froin it Dear Monty,” it ran, “L have been ee - a he had soon the wide: " t brown eyed trying to reaoh you by phone 4 Heldeia pen Bie Rogers through bie ‘ ame Olympian type, cauberently feminine © bald ober. \) end Jansing IMauriances of the many Nad eon them «lipped, full figured maidenhood aoe trying uid give ne present You know her, | suppose, you everybody in town” ith’s hod Was expressive of some than @ fellow townsman'’s in ey. @ught to,” he admitted. “Hhe te Verda Hichlander, the daughter our on fonly multi milllonaire, 1 may add that she te my very friend.” Fitts chuckling that his prefgurings outrun the mere stat jer and more of 1 mented I'm going to congratulate Defore you can escape-or ita mature” e of the Lawrenceville gossips tell you that Jt isn't, but It tm, the sane, Mr, Josiah Richiander ut one measure for the stature of name Of it is money. ‘The fellow who asks him for Miss Verda ts going to have a ‘ ance to abow is bank account and the con- of i osit box In whort laugh proved had already that cane, T ahould imagine you'd wake nights trying to study 0! get-rich-quick — scheme ed the gucat am," was the even-toned Who knows?” “J don’t blame you for wanting to to call Mi lander’s hand.” Then, with u jocose smile wrinkling again al corners of his well-buried — ey “You've got all the rest of it, you even to the good half of a Aistinguished name, ‘Mr. J, Monta- Smith. That fits her down to ground. If it were just. plain ‘John,’ now, it might be differer Dees she, too, call you ‘Monty-boy*?" ‘The young man whose name pointed the jest grinned good naturedly, e ‘J’ does stand for ‘John,’ be @Amitted. The fat salesman was chuckling 6 threw tho =— end vatch. you for parting your name in the middle," he a td. “But if you should ever happen to need an alias you've got one ready mede. Just drop the ‘Montague’ and all yourself ‘John’ and the . You might bear that come in handy if the | ed is to get hold big ego ever happe of The big what? “The big ego; the German philoso- ’ ‘Absolute Exo,’ you know, by which they mean the ego Itself, un- whackled by any of these conditions which unite in forming the ordinary personality. They that {f these conditions could be suddenly swept away or changed completely, @ new man would emerge, & man no less anrecognizable, perhaps, to his frien h to himself.” tha far-fetched, don't queried the practical- stener, *Debritt shook his head. “In my own experience I've seen a man go hopelessly into the dis- and a bad one turn over @ new ‘and pull up, all on account of gotne sudden earthquake in the condi- Call it all moonshine, if you ‘and let's come down to earth in. How about getting back to 7? I'd be glad to stay here for- » but I'm afraid ase might t. I mustn't mise that train.’ was ten minutes of elght when Montague Smith, having picked up salesman's mple cases at town hotel, set Debritt down the railroad station and bade goodby, Five minutes later @ had driven the runabout to ite garage and was hastening across to his suite of bachelor apartments fa the Kincaid Terrace, { “Arriving at hia rooms tn the Kin- cad, Smith snapped the switch of | the electrics and began to lay out evening clothes. was in the search for the tie ‘he turned up a@ small glove, somewhat soiled and use-worn, with a tiny rip in one of tho fingers, It had been a full year since he had geen the glove or its owner, whom he had met only once, and that entirely by’ chan The girl was a visitor trom the West, the daughter of @ Fatrobman, he had understood, and @he had ‘been stopping over with friends in & neighboring town, Smith \., ead driven over one evening in his run. bout to make @ call upon the daugh- ters of the house, and had found a |. lawn party in progress, with the Western visitor as the guest of nor. ‘Acquaintance—such an acquaint- ance ay can be achieved in @ short social hour—had followed, and the ht of the small glove reminded } | } rr ) We of the Mttle jaeice pool have got) i where the ebicken got the axe. | 'Uehiaoder had more proxies up bie) sieeve (han we thought he and he has put the steam roller over us to @ finish, “OF course, 1 stand to bone every. thing, but that tan't all of it, I'm horrivly anatous for fear you'll be) tangied Up personally In eome way to ‘he matter of that last loan of $100, ooo that E got from the Bank and Frust. You wilt remember you made the joan while Dunham wae away, ond T am certain you told me you had his consent to take my Foundries ook a@ collateral, That part of it) jn all right, but, at nd, the stock jan't worth on, and-—well, to tell the ba! I'm red of Dunham. Brickley, the | hic lawyer they have brought her that your bank is behind Hidation deal, and | if that is #0 there te going to be a! bank loss to show Up on my paper, and Dunbam will carefully cover b : for the sake of the bank's ng js @ hideous moss, and it haa 1 ham can put yo if he wanta to. When you made that $100,000 loan, you forgot— and I forgot for the moment—that you own ten shares of Westfall Foun- dries in your own name, If Dunhan sto stand from under, this! ht be used against you. You must t rid of that stock, Monty, and do it quick. Transfer the ten shares to me, dating the transfer back to Sa:- urday, J etill have the stock booka tn my hands and I'll make the entry in the record and date It to fit. This) may look a little crooked on the sur- preast ba it's At’ ealvation, and wa can't stop to split hairs when " Just been shot full of hol butte “WESTFALL.” Smith folded the letter mechanical: | ly and thrust it into his pocket. Car- ter Westfall was his good friend, and the cashier had tried, unoMolally, to, dissuade Westfall from borrowing after he had admitted that he was going to use tho money in an attempt to buy up the control of his own company’s stoc’s, He tore the second envelope across and took out the {nclosed slip of seratch-paper, It was a note from the President and It was dated with- in the hour and had been written at the bank. It was a curt summons; the cashler was wanted at once, CHAPTER Il. = MITH put on his atreet coat and hat and went to obey the President's summons. He saw that there were only two Lights in the bank, Smith had his own keys and he let himself in quietly through the door on the side street. Tho night watchman's chair stood in its accustomed place in the vault corridor, but it was empty, He was unlatching the gate in the counter ratling before his su- since I sent that note to your room.” Smith drew out the chair from the stenographer's table and sat down. “I was dining at the Country Club with @ friend and I didn't go to my rooms until a few minutes ago.” Tho President sat back in the bi mahogany swing chair. His faco, with the cold, protrusive eyes, the heavy Ups and the dewlap lower jaw, was the feos of a man whe shoots to kill, “I suppose you've heard about Westfall?” sae oane Smith nodded, “You may remember thet I advised Sgainst the making of that loan when Westfall firat spoke of it,” he eald, after he had mastered the premoni- tory ohill of panto, “Tt waa a bad risk—for him and for us.” suppose you won't deny that the loan was made while I was away in New York?" was the challenging re- Joinder. “It was. But you gave your eanc- tion before you went East.” Tho President twirled his ohatr to face the objector and brought his palm down with @ emack upon the denk slide. “No!” he stormed, “What I told you to do was to look up his collat- eral; and you took @ snap judgment and let him have the money! ‘eat. foll {9 your friend, and you are a stockholder in this bankrupt com. pany, You took a chance for your own hand and put the bank tn the hole, Now I'd like to ask what you aro golng to do about it. Smith looked up quickly, “Lam not going to do what you want me to do, Mr, Dunham—step in berlor officer heard him and looked up. ri ig the whaded desk light within arm's couple of suit cases and take It. That is the only safe thing for you to do, If you need any ready money"—— it was at this point that J, Mon- tague Smith rose up out of the ste- nographer’s chair and buttoned his coat. “If I need any ready money,’ he repeated slowly, advancing a step to- ward the President's desk. “That ta where you gave yourself away, Mr, Dunham. You authorized that loan, and you meant to authorize it. More you did it because you to use the bank's money to put Carter Westfall in the hole ao deep that he could never climb out. Now, it seoms, you are willing to bribe the only dangerous witn don't need money badly enough to @ell my good name for it. I ehall stay right here in Lawrenceville and fight it out with you! The President turned abruptly to his desk and his hand sought the row es. With a tinger one marked “Police,” isn't any room for argument, Montague, You can have one more minute in which to change your mind. If you stay, you'll begin your fight from the inside of the county jail." Smith stepped quickly across th intervening space and stood und reach of the man in the big ewing- it all cut and dried, even of the police trap, he gritted, hardly ogn r to hang me first and try your own case with the directors afterward. Mr, Dunham, T know you better than you think I do; you are not only a damned crook—you are @ Yellow-tive ered coward, as well! You don't dare to press that button!” Tho President had half risen, and the hand which had been hovering over the bell-pushes shot suddenly under the piled papers in the corner of the desk. When it came out it was gripping the weapon which ts never very far out of reach in @ bank. Good judges on the working floor of the Lawrenceville Athletic Club had said of the well muscled young bank cashier that he did not know his own strength, It wae the alght of the pistol that maddened him and put the driving force behind the am ing blow that landed upon the big man’s chest Two inches higher or lower, the blow might have been merely breath-cutting. As it was, the Hfted pistol dropped from Mr. Wat- rous Dunham's grasp and he wilted, settling back slowly, frat Into his chair, and then slipped from the chair { gathert the trap had been #et and how im. possible it would be for him to make any reasonable defense. As it would appear, he had first taken the bank's money to help Westfall, and aft ward, when exposure had threatened, he had Killed the President, been struck in self-defense. With one glance over his bank, opposite direction—towand road station. train @ voided the lighted it safe to pass beyond been pushed up from the freight un. loading ward to the yard where a nigh switching crew was making up & train. Half way down the length of the box car with its ut not locked, With ick to lengthen his reach he unfaetened the hasp, and at the switching orew'sa addition of another train he found pide door hasped bit of car to the “make-up” tage of the nolve madi by the Jang- Ung crash and slid the door, Then he ascertained by groping into dark interior that the car was empty, With a foot on the truss rod he climbed tn, and at the next coupling % Two days later, this time in the hollow interior of a huge steel emoke- etack loaded in seotions on @ pair of Louts yard, he went eagerly through a@ newspaper. he was looking for was orash closed the door. Then the long freien degan. move out over the switches, LJ flat cars, in a Bt. The thin there, under flaring headlines: ATTEMPTED MURDER OF BANK PRES! OENT. Seclty Leader Ceshler Embecales $100 0:0 ond Makes Murd:rews Assault on Presiceat. hal BNOBYILER, M jt vay wat Conn 4 Ys Maat ight President 1 Da a Mr “Dunia ng from, some Nakeu tlle the. Presiden Panham byt fook houlder t the darkened front windows of the Smith began to run, not to- ward the police station, but in the the rall- At the railroad station a few early comers for the west-bound passenger @t 10 o'clock were already and at the bidding of a ane now and militant srartingas ne if they held the Deattlence, the A string of box cars had forma, and in the shadow of the cars he worked his way west- appearance; exile, a change of iden- tity, and an absolute severance with 1 his past, z CHAPTER Ill. N the Brewster offices of the Timanyont Ditch Company Col, Dexter Baldwin, the President, and Timanyonl's No ono would ever believe that the blow bad largest landowner, had been spending a busy hour with Wiliams, the chief engineer, go- ing over the contractor’ eatimatos for the month tn prospect. in an in- terval of the business talk, Baldwin remembered a good-looking young trainp to whom hoe had given @ job & fortnight before. yes; 1 knew there was som thing else that 1 wanted to ask yo he sald, “How about the young fel- . low that I unloaded on you # couple of wooks ago? Did he make good?” “Who--Sinith “Yes; John Sinith, the name was if my memory serves The engi with the prognathous lower jaw characterizing the tribe of those who aocompliah things, thrust bis hands into hia pocketa ‘and walked to window to look down Into the Hire ster Street, When he turned to fac Baldwin again, it wae to aay, “That yas fellow is @ wondor, Colonel, put bim into the quarry at firat, aa you suggested, and in three da; he had revolutionised thinge to th tune of @ 20 per cont, saving in pi duction costa, Then | gave him hack at the concrete mixers, and h making good again in the cost Sueeem That evems to be bia ape ‘9 @ three-ocornered puzale to yet. He ian't Oh Semen but you drag @ b of coat e after it it me, when money up the trail, he “ye a dog after 4 rabbit.” doxk, found his box of diplo- matio clgare and passed it to tho engineer, saying: “Light up @ eure and toll me what you think Smith bas been doing back youder in the other country.” Williams took the cigar but he @hied at the conundrum, “Ask me something casy,” he eald “T've He's bewrayeth’ him aod he's had & goud job of some kind; the kind that required him to keep abroast of Uiings anything in looks, wasn't @ thief or an yat been va way ho miboaEler, and it's pretty apparent that’ he's used to handling money tu If there's © | to freese us out, to get cur dem « | reservelr and ditch F Macalante seher BUD pane | ought te say some ope la Vina eines 1've beds hanoe to make such @ bully stand y And then: "You're Colonel daughter, areyt © Introduced me! we-won! duce yourselt?” eh it & wevond orash of the ‘Suita ain spout itaelt and gave 2 ning Colonel, what @ contagious dineane ont , lows’ te, Othere will he Le heal ane her; adding v Aret Uhin fe hnow Blanton iw) Was an Instant easing it wi a ma rity of the atook and | be voting us 1 you're Mr, William . Hike & Cane ‘Ve heard Colonel-da--my her, even af you." “Are they ne Cy to t miserable train out of the ney ans eacatiiod, "I've pot to eee Me WHE ® and there lant a minute re That ts why | was breal ' the apoed limita” Colonels ed Womy father, hae gone up Joyou Hutte, and a little while ago a ye aome way, that he's all to tolepd over to the ranch from the eweler oMce to aay that there wi 4OlDE lo be some more trouble at the dan. Mr. Martin, the head book, Kooper, said he'd been trying to ge° ] Mr. Williams, but the wires te bY bes 2 wore out of order.” hey're not.” sald amith . remembering that Perkins had bent talking trom the camp to the Brew. ster raliroad agent within the half« hour, Then he added: won't" And Williama at the camp, He etarted to ride tho talk ame ‘The next day @ privat which W young to handle the job, ft that Amith at some time had ad @ thorough training tn the echool of modern Gnance. CHAPTER IV. IN the second morning follow- ing the unofficial talk be- tween Smith and Hartley Willama a delayed con out early this mornin, lower ditch Hnea beyond Little Creek, ‘and he sald he wouldn't be buck uni. eome’ time to-morrow,” “Oh!" aho exclaimed, with a little QO Gaap of disappointment, “I've almpi Saaniry wasliee earn Roky’? She Ee. Wiltiamemor ‘come. The amall ditches y. ir, Martin telephoned an roving inade- the aide track a mile below the camp. dd formed & “I guesa you'd better go down to the stock company amy Die netghbora siding and check thie atuff in, wo that in the grass-lande and his friende tn we'll know what we're getting,” waa Hrewater for the building of @ aub- hie suagestion to the gene utility stantial dam in the eastern hilla, Thi an; and Smith took the road, @ half stock wae sold for cash, and cach hour or more behind the teama, stockholder would be a participating A fow minutes suticed for the user of the water, The stock sub- checking, and eince there was nothing 4) scription provided money enough to more to do, Smith sent the unloading cover the cost of the dam and the gang back to camp with the t 8, main ditch. moaning to walk back hi Aftor some little bargaining, the he should have aeon th dam site and the overflow land for and the two care of co! the resorvoir luke had been secured, at the upper end of the aide trac! and the work was bewun, Out of a — The aiding wae on the outed: clear sky, however, came trouble and ourve and wathia ahve red yards of n quate, Col, Baldwin im in the * back of the dam, aomewhore wear ne Upper end of the reservoir lake-that Ww-to-be. ‘They're doing tt #0. thar they can get out an injunction, « whatever you call It, and then welt he Fs) ae the others red, is already happening,” broke out lmpatlentiye "Mtn ead the three mea harassment, Alien holdera of min- the riv % here waa soanty ing claima in the reservoir area espace for the untoading of material, turned up and demanded anda there was was ood bit of wha ty the curving apur which led Some few homesteaders we hea taken promised to sign quitclaima changed off from the alding to crona the Tver thoir minds and aucd for rolief, and on a« treatia, and by the wagon reat the work waa woll under way it (teelf, which came down & lon Mw ppoared Fes cere wana clowa en on the south Lely +f er ket} the title of the dam aite itacif, All of mate an abrul these clashings were carried tnto main track and the elding fairly in agai behind the dig: sitier : wheel, and @mith calm! her out of tt, Ghana “Take the other eet and let me ei CNY in here,” he said; and wi hak hen ohe vourt, a the ranoher motera the midat of things. over he ewung ta found themaciven confronting invials Aa the tong train pulled up te clear wheel and put a foot’ on the eluveh ble cnemies and obstacle raisers at the road oreasis RA Ores n wa Weed pitt ve every tur, an Kr... you to. dere. The legal Aght, aa they soon found moment later the out waa made ant giiog, sid on tho train went M8 cing to take loaded care OUb ann and then, it reat irda Si you out, cost much money In every phage the of it; and now, whep the dam was on forward section of i eet the three | the rear onl than halt com ir awitoh, leavin ar, Tb what Preslihiiy crunie tremeuey wea Ree: A on the main line, From per ie wiittare’te do—run Ing them nthe woaition between the ra eae at ' iaim jokere into the “We've got t aol > the there Is nothing else t end of the halted section and tha A four-mite dash foltowed thet neineers summing if the matter yond, and the, read exeaeie eo auaty the Dlood dancing tn Smith's Shout a tend iene ee aad a URN Gat NUNS raced, devouring the tntersbasee, “Lord of heavena!l What do wa, er shoul: f the mountain epur bank beyond the Anat Nine ine mak any of un, know about bond iesues? waded Nt fro Ne way, lying awale Which waa well You couldn't float bonde in Timen- in the weatward dle from any potnt of view tn the yon! Park, and we're none of ue Rome 7 enough to go Hast and i. tances a thunde jou riaht, too,” @@- droning upon thi foxy us murmur wae windlons air of the ity of the distant dam, they upon the tnterlopers, There “i guess ¢ o! swept three men and two horees end @ cow q ” ty A duat cloud . a mies Niners ‘s cog with ™ poe Sree out of the Wagon ered wagon, As Martin's scoohans eek take 8 mighty bo) 4 road hill tentoue thunders message had catalogued them, ie Horses were att! in the trace, and Just beyond the wagon a long, narrow h parallelogram, of the ani, "Seven ty counted for, A ble aray the cut-out Ope, nih arade, and t once, It was dater, ant © financial eharp to bonds inge wer “What that?’ demanded the automobile, with “Who's been selling any was topping the ald Smith recognised It = breadth of & lemal mining ol A marked out by. trea! x tor and that © ator Baldwin's roa : . man Holling, the head of Lite Rat ry le ocoupant--namely, mys oT ope ond of the parallelo. Creek, for anot Maxwell, the the young Wo! who wae driving 1!) Kram two. 9 e men, were digging rulroad superintendent, — told Smith saw the young Woman cheok Peccunctorily, while the third was taoking the legal notice on 3 Dowrd natted tooae ofthe taba *y NMIth wont the Kray CAR rodke down into the swale, brought It tea stand with a Crust of the brakes ands Jumped out yh “Ie moving day for you tellowa!, hoe announced cheerfully, picking the of the t the proper subject for the order givt OU'ry on the Timanyont Ditoh Company's tand, ant you Know It, Pile Into that vt taste away!” e abrupt turn at the w the oar take alido, hoard the about it, and he ways thet the offered, and accepted, nine, Krom what I've heant on the outstde, I'm inclined to euarect that renewed roar of eatate throttle wae opened for & run at the embankment qt ‘Then the unes Rectad dropped tts bomb. ‘There was t growled, q jangling crash and the care on (ho Crawford Stanton, and What main tracks were set in inotlon to re fort 1 know what he ad- ward the crosaivg ‘The tratnmon had verybody in Hrewater tried to make thelr coupling, the 0.8 LIVIRK drawheads lad falled to engage, and Ne CAIMe TKO rear half of the train was surge Crawford Stanton, the real knows t dollar ta real exw chunks and making it work for tue here laa or, Walk ja 0 he ole anawer wan a laugh: forcibly of the sharp little an> and be your convenient scapegoat,” to the floor, living, I've put lt up that there's @ Ea Pee tae ae et ing, down pon tne es z Mm to Rolvtod, doubttews, by the fat that t ni that the hour had de- he said, “1 suppose you have reasons _ In a flash Smith knew what he had woman In it Perhaps the other fol (hore a a aniehty but plawer in eur Mee ne ete ec the oritioal ine (h@ Order giv ped. At all points the bewltch- of your own for wishing to shift the done. He knelt horror-strick oko low got in hie way, or came up be Lite wood pile? cloar the train, but ® orion! th armed y young woman from the barbarle yeyponsibility for this particular loss aide the fallen man, On the Prei iis, bean hind him and touched him unexpect- "You mean that all theae etul stant the youns |W mer A ray Boman to * . dernesses, whose dropped glove to my shoulders, But whether you dent's heayy face and in the ataring The ata not bos edly, or something of that mort Any been bought and patd ohanged her mit C tr oft e The SHOWIN BT Phe wee shot out, ly picked up and jaye or haven't, I decline toaccept It” eyes there Was a foolish amtle, as of ht tralne east’ or we, way, I'm not going to b Tomoubor that ia what the Ble car short Of the crows THe and when the blow landed there were> d to be a mock “phe President tilted his chair and one mildly astonished. Smith loos » be In, biding, coment arooked oroak until { ha Wily Atarbuck Urlel to toll un when AfOrt Waa Unsuovomsful Wel thO oniy two loft ‘on wim, commonplace con. his hands over his knee, ened tho collar around the thick neck Col Haltwit helped himself to one the Ars ot Che able Talnii olan Soh ae made, the front wheel or euch the ad ventions, and had been moved to pile “elt isn't @ question of shifting the and laid his ear upon the spot where of hia Own olgare, and the Wk went owners bowan lo @hout al ya. the roadator were precieely + 4 with the Deginner, May: Very the same in the person of her responsibility, Montague," he said, the blow had fallen Ca In the irrigation sitarb han a long head, and mitdle of the main track, and (he reaoh and a q momentary entertaine) “When it comes down to the mat The big man's heart had stopped MMe jog wm oleky stockholder what he wt Know about mintng Motor wae Killed, , i aki than He had closed the drawer and was of authorization, tt is elmply your Mke a smashed clock but Ula hae proved conatruodon, claime in Cia part of the country | AMith waa running fairly abreast of vay Amith hel eipping off his coat to dress Whoa word against mine-and mine goes, Smith Kot upon his feet, turned off ' had more than e@noo wouldn't Ml @ very when made thie dis tine te ae haw that, in entering the room in As the matter stands now, you have the eloctria Heht and, from more 9 Smith read the garbled news etory 4, ‘eate adviver Chat oi ole told nd the hundred feet of clear jay roeit-hande but in pl the dark, he had overlooked two let- jet yourself in for a criminal indict» foros of habit, closed and looked With mingled thankfulness and rage ounsel, The than y Henk to FAY TA MARINAS Chom he took punlahmant enor tere which had evidently been thrust ment, if the bank directors choose to the Provsident’s desk. Th thankfulnons becnuse it told him that pitoh Company waa in aw went on Already aoe the eray make him Mereerk-mad and ao under the door during lls absence push it had not yet returned, Smith saw the {Wat Hol A Murderer, and rage, HO hurardoun condition Ananulally’ valent eH and oruahod Under the iy tnvtnotbte, with Debritt, One of the envelopes "you con geo how it will be, If L ampty ohatr beside the vault door aa [M# t Dunham's malignant: Inge Haldwin, and a @roup of bh over in (he wea! train tha flying apurt in, with his name can say to the directors that you he passed tt on is way to the atreet. Pully than at hia own folly in @etting (ore on the north al: When the old rants wer on the ad neil, The other b @ type> have already reaigned-and if you area Mince the first Impulse of the unwill. the seal of Mnality upon the falie ao J avatiod Men Vanolig MenAGe AD arled Ad ard of the 1 wh they can too easily lay ing or unwitting homicide ta usually cusation by running away. Hut the ad viet wand wealial (he front of (he atopped 6 Out and Bevtth w waiting the tht . mpany in tts hands o t care to wh tive, the carhlera only (hing Waa done, and tt could net be » row land Hoadate: ot attempt to o the w into whieh Upper left-hand ¢ Smith opened push the wt you. ‘There thought was oe to pollo Undond Having put hinwelf on the \rrimating (Lat frat with Chom aver the Mophran crank presently baaved the wan ae Carter Westfall’s lotter first and r i train Weat at 10 o'clook, Lf L headquarters give himself up, wrong aide of the ; re was tak out of the river in and out » the park, covering about for @ had bee @ aack of meal, 4 With a littlo twinge of shocked sure were in your place, I should pack @ Then he remembered how carefully nothing for it now but a complete dia- ighboring ditches, eight oF (om square miles of the leret- the car (To Be Continued) ba . } ' . {