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ly nourishing. Gives new vigor and life to tired tissues. Serve ‘bwkcm a “we m the “gm o‘ the ‘ ‘ l l " ' with hot or cold milk or fruits. ‘
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"It wasn't a bullet, Countess,” he _ 4 \ _ g said. "It's the shell 0t the cartridge. _ ‘ , ~ i ' l _ Where were you standing when you - ~ A u " ‘ fired, Mr. Thesiger?"
Jimmy took up a position by the window.
"As nearly as l can here,"
Superintendent Battle placed him- self in the same spot.
fThats right," he agreed. “The empty shell would throw right rear. I . It's a, 455. I don't wonder the Coun- _ , . I _ ' ' " r v I ' _ V tess thou ht it was a. bullet in the , " ‘ ‘ dark 1t in the bookcase about a 86.00~T0 810.00 foot from her. The bullet itself ' ' ' ‘ grazed the window frame and we'll find it outside tomorroiv-unless your lassistant happens to be carrying it Eabout in him."
Jimmy shook his head regretfully.
"Leopold. I fear, did not cover him- self wlihglory," he remarked sadly.
The Countes was looking at him with most flattering attention.
"Your arm!" she exclaimed. “It is all tied up! Was it you then-J‘
Jimmy made hcr a mock bow.
“I'm so glad I've got a cultured, English voice," he said. "And I can assure you that I wouldn't have dreamed of using the language I did .il’ I had had any suspicion that a lady was present."
"I did not understand all of it," the Countess hastened‘ to explain. "Although I had an English Sover- ness when I was young—"
"It isn't the sort of thing she'd be likely to teach you." agreed Jimmy. "Kept you busy with your uncle's pen, and the umbrella o! the gardener‘: niece. I know the sort of stufl."
“But what has happened?" asked the Countess. "That is what I want to know. I demand to know what has happened.
There was a moment's 81161109 whilst every one looked at Superin- tendent Battle.
“its very simple," said Battle mildly. "Attempted robbery. Some political papers stolen from Sir Stan- ley Digby.
“The thieves nearly got away with them, but thanlu to this young lady r —he indicated Loralne~they didn't.” _
The Countess flashed a glance at the girl-rather an odd glance.
"Indeed," she said coldly.
“A very fortunate coincidence that she happened to be there,“ said Superintendent Battle, smiling.
The Countess gave a little sigh and half closed her eyes again.
"It ls absurd, but I still feel ex- tremely faint," she murmured.
"Of course you do," cried Bill. "Let me help you up to your room. Bundle will come with you."
“It ls very kind of Lady Eileen," said the Countess, "but I should pre- fer to be alone. I am really quila all right. Perhaps you will Just help me up the stairs?"
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Hubby: Well. whatwas there to Mrs. Jones‘ evening gown?
Vlllfic‘. Very little beside: style, . my dear. l
the same woman I aw there. And ,- the way W0
She rose to her feet. accepted Bill's‘ arm and, leaning heavily on it, went out of the room. Bundle followed as
once."
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"He seems to be very clever." He can even do that hll children
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inlormallon lending to ep- . prrhonsivc o! parties who broke into; my ranch Sunday night. killing 3i
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mole.
the Countess reiterating her insurance-with some tartness-ihat she was quite all right, she did not accompany them
she stood watching the Countess’ graceful form, supported by, Bill, slowly mounting the stairway._' she stiffened suddely to acute at- Thc Countess‘ neglige, as was thin-a more veil of orange chiffon. Though it Bundle saw distinctly, below the right shoulder blade a small black
With a. gasp Bundle swung impet- uouslyh-ound to where Superintend-
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"There," said Battle. "I've fastened the window and there will be e men on duty outside. And I'll lock this door and take the key. In the morn- ing we'll do what the ‘French cell re- construct the crime- Yes, Lady Eileen, whet is it?" "Superintendent Battle,‘ I must speak i0 you-at once." “Why, certainly, I‘-" _ George Lomax suddenly appeared. Dr. Cartwright by his aide. "Ah, there you are. Battle. You'll be relieved to heAi-‘thnt there's noth- in: seriously wrong with O'Rourke." "l1 never thoughtlhere wouldlbe much wrong witlfMr. O'Rourke." 811d Battle. ‘ h
“He's had a strong hypnotic ed- ministered u» him," alldrthe doctor.
morning. Perhaps a bit 01.: heed. perhlpe not, Nov-gluon‘ young men‘. let's look at this bullet Wound“ yours." ' ‘ < - '
"Come on, nurse," suldhllmmy Jo lnrelne. "Come on and hold the basin or my hand. Witnele a strong men's agony. You knew the atlint." ‘
Jimmy, Loraine {and the doctor went- oi! toeether. Bundle continued u: throw nonma- elmcoalin tardi- relation ot Buperlnlieadenttlettle, who lud been butlenlioled by Goons.
The superintendent yelled pt- tiently till a been oeeured . in Geou-geeflloquectty. He then twlttly took edvflltlli of it. '
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He hurried upstairs again. Bat- tle drew hliundle awifily’ into the drawing room and shut the door.
"NowJJldy Eileen, whet ls it?" »“1‘ll tell you as quickly. u I un- but itisrltherlong and complicated."
As coucliely,“ n-io could. Bundle related her ‘introduction to the Seven Dials Club and her subsequent ad- ventures there. iWhen she had fin- iahedhflupuiintendent Battle drew a long breath», For once ~hls tlcial woodenneu was llid aside.
"miharhbleij =he uld. "Remark- lble..1' wouldn't have believed it poa- aible-yeven for you,.La_dy Eileen. 1 ought to havmknownlaetur." "But-yowdidglve me a hint. Bu- perlnhndentllttle. ‘You told me to u: pill ‘meniqiihfl
"no canker-bus to give people nu you‘ o.“ hint, Lady Eileen. I "never
you have," . , _
"Well.- it‘| .111 right. Superintendent Battle. My death. doesn't lie el. your door." . ~
"Not-yet, trlmly- .
in stood.» Jbough in thought turning thin’ over in hismlnd.
"wan Mr. ‘rheeiger wu about, m. the you nm- lIlFVMWIIr nu um, 1 Ml\'l.l-hln_k.".»,lil.,|eld presently.
“Be didn't knew till alumni-d," said Bundle. "I'm not a camping my. Superintendent Bettie.‘ And_
tit ‘doesn't ma Bettie
dreamt ot yourgolng to the lengihs|
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He twinkled a little. ' ', _ "1 shall haveWodetaiPMr avei-g ‘sleigh to look after you. dy Eileen."
"nun" said nuhdiopon mpluously "But, superintendent . little, you‘
The women I sawmthere-lAnnb-No; l. Yes, No. -1 is the - Countess‘ Redzky." _ * - And rapidly cribs her recognition o1 the mole. To her surprise the Superintendent
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anddenticilimola very easily. You lmuet ‘ remember lthat, the Countess Rednky is‘ livery" well-known figure lnl-iungiry." - ~ '
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I w Notice of Hearing Tax Appeals
Notice Is hereby given that ll" Board of Appeal of the City o! Char- lottetown he: fixed Monday the llilll day or December A. n. ma. n 1m hour nt ten o'clock In the torenoon ll the City Court Boom In the C"! Building in Charlottetown, u ll" time and place for hearing all IPIWI" from all Civic annulment: er nlfl imposed by the City Council for ll" year ending December 81$. i029.
Dated this third h! o! Decembfl A. D» I928. '
GEO. P. NICHOLSON- Clty (Jim
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