ER IR. 1922.
E TRIANGL'LAR HYPOTHESIS
M not now living undertake in?"
w that-em ”Now.monoionr.lotuoeondd¢
oh
A “HIM tin-s mgr-tiara in s reverse nrd-I.
d It hvrnhurg fish: woo struck down
I t 1 Pro h
:‘ehffk‘2h nhcfivrm s hand not moving alive in the
ham: rrpnrnll'm! world otter he died on the floor of
Y" in» "f m. h!- .ihe lihrnry yonder. than one): n hand
. ('1 '7 14-.“ In‘ "It'd
hit“:4- u,Iilll U'll'nnl .muld “at h." m tn '“h
in, n! l‘ mri ~n the mmulu-ture of these nine M-
“f u" ”~1qu dances of his Mnation. end we
hove
a't-i ' v inilicuird
3' ‘ 3“ “Mr ., ““1 my dismiss it. I cannot have mn-
i‘nn mirnv harmututurod ‘them. monueur. brawn-
I1...‘ ' " A‘ r lit-"n,
A. .1... if"... -- it is not mnmivsbie that one under.
sfn'-“i 2 Po hzl‘iuking the assassination would con-
! .
"w ("my .strurt evidence at his crime to can
vlri hiqu-lf. 'l'brrefnrtl. monsiour.
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by oliminatlnn. wr norm to arrive n!
”In" ‘hN’V‘Ufl l'"‘tbo rnnriunmn that it V” you who
i
“"11? ~7flfliluniifi. marufarturnd thorn."
urn I'm-ht W The Envoy‘s tau-o seemed to torn:
hnml ‘hll we ran ilm-l.’ into a sort of plastic mask.
in he tum: ’ "Now.“ Jonqmiie wrnt on. “it you
w. “:1 ”a... up ‘ marzurmiur-«i them. monnieur. it
IJ'LY' whip-r Ind 1,
Phi” i‘ it is on:
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the
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out as l “’1! :*,e
That
“1 i'm’nhgrg '1! with I dviibornir olvjori.
”.13 upon another. But one does not un-
m, lnrmkn to f:'..‘Y'l‘n s crime unun un-
Mk “-3). n allr‘il "mhvr w'l’mut In ndrqimfe Hanson in
his 52““: ‘1
’l“ ' ~~ w ; Ll
3.0“. no.“ mmmihlmnelf. Nun. what reason. mnnv
. .1 “-1; mmnvcinmir, could you have hind for trials-
_ and ro-.vir:‘i'15."‘l“7 in rainbiish that I, who rnilcd
umm lvrnlmrx late last night, had
.Owrnf‘e s".wr‘"n.
at rank, and line?
(-nn' inurvi. i
w" nnnronwh main“ tun whim squares of the floor 0!
.lf‘N'Ql 'FI.I.F‘. PERu
=nrr‘W'npllshl-tl his murder and [finial
woodn pocket bet-nth it. This
wood. pocket m the white
mtbetllondeurlondoenoro
Mwuiillodingold-m
TbeOrientanendingover.”
ammonia-thorium
Herminddmmwflflohnnm
w‘helming wonder. mat-I
“Mama!“
untothatmmoonhehodnothal
the olightelt conception. was one!!!
cvidont. '
Ionieur Jonquollepeflniltoflm
rumble-qua." togobnokintoito
oboe. and he returnedtiohinehlr.
The Oriental not down beyond him.
speechle- in his unuement. ’11:.
Prefect of Police continued to speak
so though the mn'e concern were
not. 5 thing which he had cheer-rod.
"And no you lee. Inonlieur. we
have here the motive. the opportuni-
ty. and the construction of M
(nine rvidences. to indium thlt m
were the main of Denim
Posh; Andanhlbo‘youtlob
me how mm itiltoprooeedwith
indimtnry mam when one
wish" to ambush n theory. It in
fol-hirsute, monsieur. that it is I who
consular-rod these evidenc. against
you. for it is I who know that Darn-
burr Pasha wns dead when you or-
rivod in this house."
Ho pausc-d.
"And train, the wound in his
throet. 1 know at once what hand
it was that inflicted it—a hnnd not
now living?“
"The hand of the dread man?”
rchocd the Orinntsl. "You run
tho- hnnd of a dead roan?"
"I mean the hand of the deed
Drrnburg Pasha." replied the Pro
foot.
“The wound began hmvily on the
in?! side and tailed of! to the right.
That is the flash of n suicide.
Nthwounds. inflicted by one in~
tent on inking his own life. on ni-
nyo inflicted on the left side. be-
muro they are undertaken with the
right hand, and it they are done
with s knife. they begin with 1
heavy incision that toils out on the
knife is drawn to the right—es the
strrmrth of the person undertaking
to inflict the wound fails. Suicidal
‘wmmde, when infllcit‘d with a sharp
iinstrumrnt. have always theee evi-
idenlal oigns. '1‘th cannot be mil-
it n‘visf luv (firm Irma-vi would he to (£82071 the Crlmtltgkon,"
Monsiour Jonquvlle amoe.
“Lrt mo clear this mynten’.” he
:3”. "Dcrnhurz hsha was one of
.the most accomplished counterfeit-
ers in the world.“
Ho mwnui his hand.
"This dork-o. which looks like an
nlnliasior its. is a mold made of
plantar for ma purpmw of «minor-
ii awfully dmm‘im: Iploiches of bloodl rniting one of tho largnnt gold coins
in! the l‘rnmh riirrvnry. hamburg
il.ln (“swing room. and em-nninltimme he?" wok "“3 hnu‘w‘ cur.
4'. 1 \mi irurinr’ ,rieri forward his undurtnk l
. i -. . , ‘ 4. In: unll
U," A '7} ll covered w..h . C “1‘"? ct" hv hn~l Mort-d tho Iqunro! umlvr this
two Cm}: lint-”'1'“ which I did not remove? Whntgdmwmg “mm With i’nlsn rninn. Than
' ' .muiJ hnv. been your ohjoct In un- wiwn ho had fluiehwlu—whcn ho had
‘1 run-“Man (liflm‘ii
' W h , g. :Ulki'ix (0 (CNN!!!) ”3",", Incl], "2 unit ihn roilil llmlilfld. Knlolplahd
r5." ... . a run. [Um “no ymirrvit “‘1”qu of his and hividnn. rmriv for the business
. ”refluinI-I that iv‘v-wlh‘" ,ur Illrir distribution. I called on him
Tho mnn'e reply wan quite sirvipln
and without emotion.
' "Why, mnnnzrur, should I wish to
.uamusinnie Dernburx Puhni'"
"hid you not wish to mini over
ll'iln house?” replied the "6f“?! of
l'nlirr. "And if you £00k It om. ru‘
would lulu: it nvrr with what it con‘
Illinfl. Irt me show you. nicnalrur
tho trennure thnt it contains!"
Ilo stooped over, oily-mi the point
of u knifoblnde under one of the
lam whit: mhlo equem in the
”mm"; mm mmviruwing room floor and lifted it up.
n": ,,;,,.”,..J.,_-' These aqunres had been laid down
It ”1...“. “a” I'VI- ' on Wl'M'IIOI'l lull. nnilod together. Ind
of m". dn'm‘fimrrd over underneath. M
r did the umnyl -‘"more had. therefore, I nor! of
up‘l-l
Ar! “ rrprorrfi
uh (lovrrnment, .2 '
it» charge at unm-
t can of 1'.- mur.
woman at once 2.an
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Onill'lif." contin-
nl I'oilve. "You
the rixht to do.
this hall I u it
And from this
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4. , “mu ,.
liust night! It was my valve that
was hoard outeidn. I showed him
lrhut hu was at the and n! his tether
,» rlhrv I‘l“ lumen was wiurrlwl; and I
mm!- nwav lv-avinz ripen io;hlm the
Irmly f‘R‘npn ho had. He eQeciNI that
'"FCHM with a razor drawn across
lhls throat."
Moneivur Jonqxwile panned, hll
voir‘r‘ fi—m. Mon and unhurried.
"Vru nxvpmrwl. Mon-Kim”, a little
later. and zoning an opportunity to
obtain an indemnity from France
for n murdurnd subjort of your coun-
try. put tho moor in'n your pocket
and clumsily dnubed the white
squares of thin dmwinzroorn floor
with the evidential sigm- of an
illumination."
Another M. Jonqnelle story. '11:.
Grrni Cyphc," will begin
next lune.
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Drswings by Leslie Elton
JACK. DAV 1N ‘HodiPLANn ~
Story by” Ed Cochrsn
3...... m _..h”‘.f'
below Jack in the other magic hoop:
m: ie Just like floating on a. bubblo. said Jack to Maui". as his music
hoop myed in the air. Then he turned ma shouted to Flip. who was down
"Hang on there. old
think We will soar. be back home again. safe and sound."
of do d
1mm got eir
for the wintnr. But
pet." said Jack. "I
troubles of some
with terrible
where.
nothing
lsw protected them a: nil times.
It was not so with msny of the
other little people.
the low rye them no rotectlon and
they be to depend
on mothers and quickness.
Grouse wns one of these.
Now, Farmer Brown's Boy had ost-
For n few weeks
olly on their
Mrs.
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Mrs. Grouse Is-inr a. Tight Place
A.
W
l' Pnddy the Boom ind Hrs. Paddy
he] hsd their troubles 1nd moments
the late {lull uts :heg
on y o 00
ggir troubler;
were nothing conform! with the:
o the other little
people oi oi. Green Met. You our
with the eoming of the 1:11 bsd come.
the ehooting season. when hunters:
in were sbroed every—
Pnd y and Its. Paddy land
to fear from these, for the
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When you are in a. place that? tight
“"1: no time to yield a» fright.
earn. Grouse.
ed signs forbidding “é one to unt n
i 3; his flther's Emit:e rxrtgnntely, b
ore ere some on rs o ave no ”I,"
l «on of honor and these hunters A“ ' only a I“ f.“ .m'
will not horizon to hunt on lend pro«
tected by such si e if they think
Brown's Boy were to be .wsy from
home oil of one day. At once these
hunters loaned to hunt on Former
J .
Now and tron a big rinud would float in between Jack end Flip.
i'wo nir would (*lvflr up again and the little adventurer could see that his pet
.lm-k zrow sleom'. so. taking his belt. be fastened himself safely to
magi“ how" and close-d his cyoe.
“rm info
tin.
him anii'lhn imiL‘lc iicovs werergono.
l.v‘~\i min M‘HO.
fl .\ 1' u .l ', (ll—‘ai—‘g'651III-TI‘IYS.
Q! on
Ami tin: real thing little Jack know.
ho Iln'I r‘liili‘u-«I “hoard the airplane that took 11
starting tomorrow "Jack 5
”Pot-r Klrmash. arraigned for nos-i
the curb on
into dreamiand he went. 1
he was elitlng on
Jack an meets M
erosion of a still
Hvas owned by a boarder who hsd
im to Hooplsmd. Flip won with ,
Dam in Midgetville,"
Brown's 1nd. They plsnued to hunt
for Hr. snd Mrs. Grouse and the
members of their fer-ally.
Now, it he cued that Mrs. Grouse
wss by horse! that. morning. She
hsd eaten A good breakfast end hsd
found I little open place on the side
of I hill, where the Inn was bright
and worn. Right in the middle of
this open pine she squatted down
for s sun both. She felt quite ssfe
there from Roddy Fox. for she knew
he could not spprosch without being
seen. She knew the terrible huntin
season bed begun. for she had burs
guns banging in the distance. But
she knew that no hunting wns ul-
lowed on firmer Brown's lend. sud
tbst was where she wee. So she did
not test hunters with terrible guns.
She hsd been engoyln her son bath
Then
certain whether to fly or to renal:
when she wns. She remained. You
see. long ego she bud learned t t it
olten is the worst thing ossible to
try to fly from dsnger unti you how
the ground. where
r. Porcupine in his
explained that it
HOTEL DAVENPORT
they csn do it wit out being caught“
It was two such hunters who discov- I
cred that Former Brown and Fsmer
stood that hunter with his ter-
rible gun
wlnt and where the denger it. SO
she damned herself closer to the
ground and remitted right where she
was. lmeglne, i: you can, how she
felt. when s moment or two later I
hunter with 1 terrible gun walked
out from smoug the bushes into the:
little open piece. She knew be m s
hunter because she could see that
terrible gun. sud she knew ell about
terrible guns. Her heart almost
stopped beating. There she wu.right
in the middle of thst little en
plsce, end thong only I few est
nwsy, stood tint unter with his ter-
rible a.
He ed not seen her. Mrs. Grouse
knew tint. He didn't suspect the:
she was there. But he might see her
any instant. nnd i! he did she would
have no chence It I“. There were
no trees or bushes for her to an
behind when she took to her wi
That hunter would hsn s only
clesr shot and could hn ? mis-
u, sir.
{or some time w on s e hard the her. It m tight plus.
rustle of d lesves union the trees it won s “At plue. Hrs. Grout.
and bushes low her. 6 e was un- couldn’t remember ever lilting been
in s tighter piece.
(Capri-int. "‘1. by 't. w. he.)
The next story: "The Quiet Wfl
0! Mrs. Grouse."
DAVENPORT COFFEE SHOPPE
“Geode Cheer Within"
A Place to Eat Par Exelinnce
Cakes and Pastries to Order for Home Use
CATERER FOR PARTIES
armour), 0010'.
"-‘”"“ “”"y iliI it It his home. He ‘18 "an
3“".
sun» six-wt. trying despimrly to hang "‘1'": EV"! EVem'W—‘5-30 ‘0 9-00
(an. M): ii.» Hartford l‘nurunt.
Jam-s Run); in a blue coat with
the
luau.- i‘lIIDnS, eauntered down
‘oiu . i__
oi‘llsyer. “'ai'
Shah-Ir i'irsh."
“.lnsh minute.
ih‘ shim: stopah.
spnwlml James Riley.
luv-ally" Just in time.
lm'u'ing James Riley where he was
iFJmnr‘q
corner and pulled it.
mill.
That was 01 \Vrdnesdny.
““rason‘n
Horren burg called “James
and stopped up to the dock.
Riley in the dock.
“(Wit-er Riley. tel] the court about
Rilnv," said Prorcuior Schulz.
"Mn was drunk." said James Riley.
wanting no words.
"’l‘nn dollars fine and the mutt time
you are here you go to Jail." said
Judzr Creedon.
James Riley “word from the dork.
Rinwlv lw w’end'ed lilo way we): to the
hen. and~ne he wont be muttered.
morn in sollloquy thou to anybody in
partlruiar, "He'- 3‘ helluva James
Riley." .
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‘ 1'“. N Y’ SENTENCE”
B A rywmmr BURGLARY
NEW YORK. eDc.1.¢.—George w.
MrCrnin or )deCreig, 21, known as the
’Human Fly" and also no ‘Australliun
iyosteirdsyfiter he had pleaded guilty
‘io attempted burglory in the third de-
gree.
Eng-1y Novemb‘r 16, 730011!!! entered
the roofi‘ of G. gouty Button in the
Waldorf. When r5. Stetson saw e
no standing oi: the foot of her bed
she screamed and the men fled. Mc-
Cain who awe-ted m climbing
doom wires mm MW float-
wanna?“
SHONE 939
GUARANTEE TRUNK
AND UMBRELLA CO.
Now introducing it full line of
ours was
At Most Reasonable Priced.
“ not been .mea. Nov-
.%7,gwm a. room
'tho Hersfi ‘ ’ ‘ .
bun-ream . ..
street station. coined by fllding down
tulephm whee a the rear of the
notion.
mm mm uw,
me name of.“ F‘ed’ert! pro-
hibition tsw from and our were at-
mrnul N10” has- Edwin 3-
Thorn“
a; airtime" “m court
«Momma-t.
mmmwuflned ”09 for
pone-non stings-errand mam
media
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He stopped in front oi’ James
till.
re-
t-ntching his,
l’liley stepped to thr- box on the;
he
Thursday 3 -
morning in Police Court Clerk Joe:
Riley."
Jnmns Riley. sad and dejected. rose; _
from his seat in the prisoners' pen; .
Thei '
Jamnn Riley of tho brass buttons rose ; I
(mm the bench where the. policemen!
all and took his place beside James;
FIXED .
up... “Got up out 0’ there and more ‘
lining." on” James Riley to James .
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