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anchor out in the Sound until v:ord‘"EVening and Morning" by Spicker'
" Come Unto Him "
The tug Theodore Smith Went down 'GOd 1'5 MY Shepherd ' by Dvorak.
The music of the choir at both the
After— morning and the evening services yes-
at! tordav were unusual good and the 30-!
could be sent here as to her plight.
the harbor curly y'cstcrday morning
and hauled the Joanna. here.
wards her cargo 11.“ unloaded
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Begin Here Today
‘ The hudsome woman in the flu
valid chair hzd been talking angrily
with her companion when
M. JONQUELLE, greatest of French
detectives. entered the beautiful
1mm terrace. The women in—
troduoed her companion,
EARTIN DILLARD. on American.
Ind learned that the great detec-
tive had come from Paris to hem
why the house in France. owned
by Dillard. had burned to the
ground.
She explained that the house was
filled with priceless etchings which
Dillard was copying. During Dil-
lam's absence. when she was in
charge. she went to the cellar where
the masterpieces were stored.
The flame of her candle ignited
the cobwebs in the cellar and in a:
moment the whole place was in
flames. .15“,
Go on With the Stow
CHAPTER III
‘6 ’ terror. I let myself out of the
flaming house." the woman
continued.
"As the basement of this house
was without windows, the are
of the Faubourg St. Germain.
“I was so overcome. no numbed
by this incredible disaster that I did
not stop to consider any result. I'
wished to escape from Paris—to
conceal myself somewhere. I thought
of this villa. but I did not dare to
take the train from the Gare do
I traveled in a motor. wind-
rectty, in order to confuse anyone
who might endavor to follow."
Again she touched her. mouth with
the stain. but without emotion. 11nd
pte-ently added.
"But I did not succeed. Monsieur
Dillard and Houston Jouquelte have
been able to trail me here with an
equal facility. 'it seems. and‘wlthin
mom the some period of time. I
not have managed .my travel
with discretion." .1
She stopped abruptly. For a mo-
ment there was silence“ The ,two
men beside he:- did not move. out
g!
on the contrary, there came Into
the posture of Monsieur Jouquelle
a certain tensenes. He spoke. at}
dressing the American. '
"Monsieur." he said. "is it true
that the haseuient room of this
house was thus hung with cob-
webs?‘
The
jaw: were stiff. {
“Yes," he said. “the whole rotten
ceiling was hung with them. I al-
ways 1x11111111 with an electric flash
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accident!"
Houston; Jonquelle arose.
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whole violence of the scene, and he:
Poem
THE WOMAN ON THE‘1 TERRACE
came back to the border of the
terrace. . '
Tho-American. amazed and in a.
profound interest. moved to where
he stood on thé border of the {ex-race
before the woman in the chair. The
woman alone seem beyond any
concern. She neither moved nor
spoke. She smiled vaguely. maln-
tainlng her posture of repose. The
American could not conceal his pro-
found interest.
"Not an accident!" he said. "What
do you mam?"
Monsieur Jonquelle held the web
up in his fingers. struck a match,
and touched the web with the flame.
There was no flash. The moments
of the web shrlveled a little under
the hat. _
"I mean." said Monsieur Jon—
quello, "that a spider-web in not
inflammable. and. therefora the
INSTANTLY HIS HANDS AND
basement of this house could not
have taken are from the some of I.
candle." .
After that two events deemed to
hopper: as though they were timed.
The woman laughed. and the in-
furlued ‘American lunged toward
her: but Monsieur Jonquelle'u foot
caught his ankle with a swift out-
ward turn. and the man plunged
headlong on the terrace. He got'a‘
horny 111mm: an the “fit-"o: me
infuriated creature was in action.-
Whuz followed leaned to attend
with an équal' Witness. The two
tootmen of ‘ the Princess Kltzeuof
were over the prostrate figure. In-
stantly‘hia bands and feet were se-
cured: ugug who in his mouth. aim
they had removed him. .
It will! all like: Was sceno in
a. drama. rehwsed to a‘perfectlou
01 detail. 'In thirty seconds it was
ended. .
f'Monsieur." sald the woman in
the chair. "you are very clever. and
your agents are perfect"
She did not" move during the
voice was now in uowhlt changed.
It was them ‘ detached. unemoQ
timl voice. She removed 11a
madafmmtheamsdthgchalr'
and W them. the slander
wrists togethef.‘
‘to me by Paul Vex-lain, a. boy who
.11!) Immense necklace of pearls,
also loved pleasure; the Marquis do
. "Do you wish molar. to accept
Monsieur Jonquelle did not It
once reply.
Hewentbucktohischalr. He
lighted a. cigaret. and he remained
formmemomentsukoamanst‘
me. Thenhorspokou
“Tell me. madame." hé said. “why
1111: you' destroy this iiouse 1n the
Faubourg St. Germain?”.
The woman replaced her hands on
the arms of the chair.
. "Monsieur," she said. “at the end
oflife.in thefaoeofadeaththatfs
inevitable, I have suddenly come to
reallzeathlngthathasbeenanln-
scrutable mystery to me.”
She extended her hand. on which
was a plain. narrow. worn. gold
band. .
‘frhis bracelet." she said. "worth
perhaps. a dozen francs, was given
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loved me.- He was killed at the
Marne.” "
She moved her hand. taking up
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matched and priceless. that hung at.
most to her knees. .
“This necklace," she said. “was
given me by Count de 13mm. He
was killed in the great allied ad-
vance on the Somme.”
' She extended her hand to include
the place about her.
"This Villa." she said. “was given
me byrthe MarqujsdoNprd. Ht
died at Verdun."
.She paused. ’— — .
"Monsieur." she. said, "I. a. 11mm
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yellow hair, which I have been
taught to put up as though it were
the hmddrm of Minerva; I. who
had faith in nothing. realized that
these mew-Paul Vex-lain. who loved
me, and who also loved-life; Count
do Jamar-e. who loved mafnnd who
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obsessed me.”
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gesture. as though one hail been
lifted to her feet by inviting hand).
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