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, Bundle hesitated ior a minuio.

"more was e man shot yum-day." ahe said slowly. "I thought I had run over him—"

"Mr. Ronald Devereux?"

"You know about it. oi course. Why 1118.111”. been nothing in the renew?" e

"Do you really went to know that. Lady Eileen?"

"Yea, please." .

"Well. we just thounht we should like io have a clear twenty-tour hours -see? It will be in ihe papers to- morrow." d

"Ohl' Bundle studied him. pussi- ed. '

What was hidden behind that im- movable lace . Did he regard the shooting oi Ronald Devereux as an ordinary crime or as an extraordin- ary one?

"He mentioned Seven Dials when he was dying." said Bundle slowly. "Thank you," said Battle. "I'll make a note oi that."

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BUNDLE VISITS SCOTLAND YARD

N0" 1i ml)’ be said at once in the ioregoing conversation each one oi the three participant had, as it were, held something in reserve. That "No- body telLs everything" is a very true motio.

It may be questioned. ior instance ii Loraine Wade was perfectly sincere in her account oi the motives which had led he r to seek out Jimmy Thesiger.

o A ° ~. In the “m9 will’. Jimmy Thcsiger (4 ihimseli had various ideas and plans (‘K-GREEN OR“ “Speaking of wavere and other eormecged Wm, the forthcoming

( court actions. the ladies and gen- lpany at George mm“. whickfhe

- ‘ 1"=°°1°d °"'"'g""’°°k°5°° §'.°.'i'l§.".§i|i:$J§§lls°§lv'.l§i£l-w ihid no mention or revealing w- A sample willciagz giaéil aréiled y ' is“. Bundlg °“;°‘i"°“‘,{f°n,fjj,_ ""1" . l And Bundle hersell had a iully 1104896 Dlln which sheiproposed to put into immediate execution and which she had said nothing what- ever about. l On leaving Jimmy 'I‘hesiger's ‘rooms she drove to Scotland Yard, lwhere she asked to see Superintend- lent Battle. . Superintendent Battle was rather a ‘big man. He worked almost entirely ion cases oi a delicate political na- ; ture. On such s. case he had come to fchimneys iour years ago, and Bundle w-as irankly trading on his remem- bering this tact.

"nil-ilk you.” said Bundle. "I was afraid you mightift remember me."

"I always remember people,” said Battle. He added: "Got to in my job." '

“0hi" said Bundle, rather damp- ed.

"And what can I do ior you?" in- quired the superintendent. .

Bundle came straight io, the point.

"I've always heard that you 990p]; at Scotland Yard have lists o! all secret societies and things like that that are iormed in Iondon."

"We try to keep up to dale." said Superintendent Battle cautiously.

"I suppose a great many oi them aren't really dangerous."

"We've got a very good rule to so by," said Battle. “The more they talk, the less they'll do. You'd be surprised how well that works out."

“And I've heard that very oiion you let them go on?"

Bundle nodded.

"That's so. Why shouldn't a man call himself a Brother oi Liberty and meet twice a. week in a cellar and talk about rivers oi blood-it won't liurt either him or us. And ii there “n” m- "9 u‘ m9 Wdmhmli" is trouble any time, we know where . "And I'm m]? "1 ‘mum’? Y"- w lay our hand, on hum» but you iorget one thing-I rnayn't

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He wrote a iew words on the blott- ing pad in iront oi him.

Bundle starlod on mother tack.

"Mr. Iomar, I understand, came to see you yesterday about a threat- ening letter he had had." "He did." "And that was written iroin Seven Dials?" "It had Seven Dials written at the top oi it. I believe." Bundle ielt as though she was bat- tering hopelessly on a locked door. ‘"Ii you'll let ins advise you,»1.ady Eileen-J’ "I know what you're going to lay." "I should go home IJId—-WQll, think no more about these matters." "heave it to you. intact?" “Well," said Super’ ‘ Battle,

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l Battle was a stolid-looking man lwith a wooden iaoe. He looked supremely unintelligent and more [like a commissionaire than s detec- F tive.

He was standing by the window when ahe entered, gazing in an ex- preaslonless manner at. some spar- rows.

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I have one advantage over you. l

Bundle slowly, "a society may be more dangerous than anyone imagines?"

"Very unlikely," said Battle.

"But it might happen," persisted Bundle.

"Oh it might!" admitted the super- intendent. There was a. moment or two's silence. Then Bundle said quietly.

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SECRET SOCIETIES

"superintendent Battle, could you give me a list o! l 000M!” $11M? have their headquarters in Seven Dials?"

It was Superintendent Battle's boast that he had never been seen to display emotion. But Bundle could have sworn that Just 10g a moment his eyelids flickered and he looked taken aback. Only iorla moment, however. He was his usual wooden seli as he said:

"Strictly speaing, Lady Eileen iheres n0 such place as Seven Dials nowadays."

“No?"

"No. Most oi it is pulled down and rebuilt. It was rather a low quarter once. but it's very respectable and high class nowadays. Not at all l romantic spot to poke about in ior mysterious secrect societies."

"Oh!" said Bundle, rather nou- pinned.

"But all the same I should very much like to know what put that neighborhood inio your head. Lady

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“Ah,” "You'd be surpflfld W)!" I 1°‘ c“ things there are that sisters don't know."

Bundle again ielt bailed. Sh! l“ lnaiienoetillsmancsmeinwithl- typewritten sheet oi new. whieh M handed to the superintendent. "Here you are."

work in the dark."

She thousht that the superinten- dent seemed a little taken aback, as though the iorce oi her words struck home.

"Oi course," said Bundle, "ii you won't give me a. list c! secret so- cietles—"

"Oh! I never said that. You shall have a list oi the whole lot."

lie went to the door. put his head through and called out somethl-nz. then came back to his chair. Bundle. rather unreasonably, ielt bellied. The ease with which he acceded to her

seemed in her auspicious. He looking at her now in a placid

iashion. "Do you remember the death oi

Gerald .Wade?" she asked

abruptly.

"Down at your place, wasn't it? Took n. overdrausht oi sleeping mix- ture."

"His sister says he never took things to make him sleep."

rnousui auras‘:

and (he superintendent.

slid the latte!’

Eileen." Eileen."

Lettuce and Celery. queu el Fritters. Sliced Tomatoes.

“Have I {Ob 1'0 iiOll YOU?" “Well. it saves trouble, doesn't it? We know where we are so to spell!’

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when the other had leit the room. "nu Blood Brothers o! at. Sebastian. The Woli Hounds. The Comrades oi Peace. The Comrades Club. The Friends oi Oppression. The Children oi Moscow. The Red Btlndlld Bearers. The Herrlugs. The Gom- rades oi the Fallen-and hali a doron more."

He handed it to her with a distinct twinkle in his eye-

"You give it to me" said Bundle. "because you know it's not going to be the slightest use to me. Do you want me to leave the whole thins alone?"

"I should preier it." said BBNJO- ‘You see—ii you go mfllifl! "W"! all these places-well. it’! B01118 W give us a lot oi trouble."

alter me you mm?"

"mekingaiter you, Lady Eileen." Bundle had risen to her ieet. Now ahe stood undecided. So iar the honors lay with superintendent Battle. Then ahe remembered one

appeal upon it.

“I said lust now that an amateur could do some things which a pm- ieasionni couldn't. You didn't con- tradict me. ‘That's because you're an honest man. Superintendent Battle. You know I was right." —

"Go on." laid Battle quietly.

"M. phimneya you let rne help. Won't; you let me help now?"

Battle seemed to be turning the thing over in his mind. Emboldened by his silence, Bundle continued.

"You know pretty well what I'm like. Superintendent Battle. I mm into things. I'm_a Noscy Parker I

don't want lo get in your way or to

tr! and do things that you’ e doing and can do a great deal r. Bui- ii there's a chance ior a amateur. let me have it."

Again there wars pause. and then

alight incident, and ahe based a lest

and boiled potatoes. Inglis-b aniline. hard new. earls sue

chocolate eaeee. sponge pie. irrucla pastry, vanilla eoillee, Vi Teue, eeeea.

superintendent Battle laid quietly:

DANGIIOUS IUSINIBI

"You couldn't have spoken iairer,

when I say dangerous, I mean dan- gerous." "I've grasped that," said Bundle. "I'm not a iool." "No," said Superintendent Battle. "Never knew o young lady who was lea; so. What I'll do ior you, Dady Eileen, is this. I'll lust give you one little hint. And I'm doing it because I never have thought much o! the motto ‘Safety First.’ In my opinion hall the people who spend their lives avoiding being run over and Duh safely out oi the way. They're no good." This remarkable utterance issuing from the conventional lips oi Super- intendent Battle quite took Bundles breath away. _ "What was the hint you were loin! to give me?" she asked. "You know Mr. Eversleigh, don't you?"

"Know Bill? Why, oi course. But what-J’ -

To Be Continued Tomorrow

maid, Lot 48, ‘I Illlltu from Charlotte

For Sale By Tender

Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned as Agents (or the Owners, at 384 St. James Si... Mon- treal. until Noon, November 18th, i929, for the purchase oi the follow- ing steamers, tenders to be bnscd on acceptance oi the respective vessels in their then present condition and where located at Halifax, N. S. Any stores or bunker ooal that may be on board excluded. As the "Canadian Voyageur" is under charter to the end oi the year delivery oi this steamer cannot be given until then.

"(hnadiau Beaver” - Ascertaincd deadweight capacity 3,972 tons, built 1919.

town, near churches. schools and nib way station, containing 185 acres, iil under cultivation. balance wood sill good timber, extra well ierired llli water. fine buildings. inspection invited. Owing to lil- nealih, blillin iur quick aals with or withoui crop. JOSEPH POWEI. Mennail.

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