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The Mystery of The Singing Walls

(Continued) "Too bod." Graham muttered.

"for i: was .\ir. Wsrhurwlfa mur- p‘

derer. Miss Manon. you have had |u narrow escape from death. For. i'or some reason thst l cannot guess. your uncle's assassin tried lo kill you, too. Ii wa-i lucky

‘llurke would nev.._- have heard [your cries over in viii study and iihe man would have strangled you (iii; those red marks of his hands on ;your neck show. Miss Mason. you ‘have had a nnrrov escape from lllPfllll." ' (lver John's shoulder, Dr. Darnell wvas ‘signaling i0 Graham. For i-hvrrs had started to run again Iilirough the girl's body and she was lltlllllllllg as if shaken by a mala- rial chill.

i i Gripping ihe lapel; of the engin- Jeer‘s coal. she pulled him close to

iher.

i "Oh, John." she whispered brok- let them kill me.

.enly. "Don't ‘Silly with mo. John."

~~'rii@r@, iliere little girl." he rs

psured her. taking her in his arm

and kirsiiug her forehead gently. "Tm right here and nothing is go

Hug yo harm you."

"Only .\ir. Graham." he looked

"B ‘happened along wti-"l we did for

inn cnssiorrhrows GUARDIAN

odgeof the divonandssdboltuy nidit. '

"i feel better now." she declared resolutely. passing her bend across

sway the wrinkles of trmflsd thought. " iwxll tell you what lisp- W,

"As you remember sf r leaving st iiie aAGYIIOP, l 9BR!‘ d uncle's bedroom. The body My u Dr. Dar- nell had arranged it. covered with a sheet. 'I was starting to -fold his

ed me i0 look up the red memoran- dum hook conuiinln -.~ the combina- tion of the sails. So I made up my mind to find (ha: llrsi and to wait until Dr. Darnell arrived to help mo with the body.

“Uncles coat and waistcoat. ly- lng on the chair. were blood-soaked and l: was ali'l could do io search lhom. Evldemiy some one had zone through the pockets, taking things out ch41 ihon jammed them back ‘n disorder. duni book was not there. ‘Somehow. as I was searching, had a feeling that I was ‘ieizi watched. And. cranked behind me. .l

8i to nerves.

gelled. l reuLzed that a

and that ii was the

jhis head. ‘ "You are certainly out ,‘ciise. Mr. Osborn." he i\v'ili ilrcision.

i Ll Mr, “Xirburion. in» vor toil my side. are not Mr. livarbiirhonk murderer

with mo.’ ' l "Li-z me have my revolver,” John ‘ lril- "Slim-s hiason ls in dun-

Tin deirr-tlvrc shook his bend.

‘l‘l1 be glad LO give you your re- ivulver," lie poinimi out. "but not (for the purpose you request. We {are dealing with a clever man and

‘if am

the hands of Hughes and Brody, Jwo of (he bee; men on the force. 'l‘liey are professionals, and, while

(yourself outdoors, you would be u. Ii-lilid io a clover criminal.”

lull-iii and iiuddeil,

' "However." Graham went on. "l shall be glad to have you 1191 me and represent lilies Mason 4n (his iuvi-iai-igation. Burke, run down and icli iluzhes and Brady to come up here. The other boys Busby

the 10b of guarding the house." "Bu! why should any one wiislito lnill ililieni Mason?" ed worideringly, "Why should a person iry to murder her?" “Doctor, the re are a. great many strange ‘whys’ in rl-‘lllill affair, the detective mused. “Beginning with the severed, ringer and coming r-Khl down to (his attack, it is the moan hurtling case I ever handled.

there are broken

chain of reasoning‘ (i have forged.

The girl was still badly shaken, and. every now and again, her breast gave a convulsive heave and the slender fingers clasping John‘! wrist lightened.

All at once ,sho looked up grave- lY at the men bending over her Mid. halt raising herself on her ol- bOWS. she slid her feet over lJlIB

Trouble Must be Treated Through the Blood.

The moat a fieumatic sufferer can hope for in rubbing something on the swollen, aching joints is a little relief and all the while the irouble is becoming more ilrmly noted. it is now known that rheu- illllllSm is roted in the blood. and that as the Lroube goes on the blood (becomes still further Lhlu and watery. To got rid of rheumatism, therefore. you must go to the root. of the trouble in the blood. ‘Phat is why Dr. Williams’ Pink ‘Pills have proved no beneficial when taken for this irouible. They make new, rich blood which exipels the , lsonous‘ acid and the rheumatism disap- pears. There are thousands oft former rheumatic sufferers in Cau- ndii. now well and strong, who than-k Dr. WllllarniffPink Pills that they are now free from the aches and pains of this dreaded trouble. One of these is iMr. Itoibt. A. Smith. Mersey iPoint, N. 8., who sown»- "Some years ago I was attacked with rheumatism. which grew B0 bad ihst ’l could not walk and bad to go to bed under the doctor's care. ill. h needless 6o any that l underwent a great deal of suffer- ing. The doctor's medicine did not seem to reach the trouble, so when l was advised lo try Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills ‘l did so, and after taking them for some weeks ll was unslbla to get out of bad. [continued

using the plliii and was soon able to work; and I have not been lnoisb- led with rheumatism since. In either respects also I derived s. great deal of benefit from those pills and. i think Eliem a wonderful remedy." '

Dr. Willis/ms’ Pink Pills are sold

illD g1'ir1rly."i want my Hévuiver Iback.‘ ‘ The (letective glanced down

(thoughtfully a1 the man and the ‘girl on the sofa. Then he nodded of Lhis concluded ‘There is no doubt Illlli ihat Alias Mason was assault- |l'll by the same man who murder- Hiit you have Therefore you

i/iud l um silre Busby will agree

irolng w pill m... Mason in he and Mrs Taylor llfld called

you may be able to uike care oi""“ll had alwmflcllrd the (liven.

. John saw the force of (he argu- “wk”

Dr. Darnell ask-

ll ire-ems so simple. so obvious, yet llllkrll in every

intellectual

and two men One or ...wh

turn.

little sitting room. which he pm ferred to the hi5 study. So started out in the here.

was in the study, must hove told

hoard downstairs that I was -in this ‘Plmmelll AYIYWIIY. I hurried around in this room to answer 11w call.

‘Mr. Taylor was on the line. He had noticed the plain-clothes men watching the house and wan wor. rind that something h“ lmppgned l° "M"? wheel-ally because, when after ilunrh do witness a will. uncle had flDDe-ared much uipsei."

‘ A-s Anne was speaking Dr.

Dar-

“Bul. Mr Taylor told me that he Md 11°! Called here after lunch." lie ill

‘You $50118?“ you were talking to flh." TaYlmfi" ""3 Elrl explained. “WW1? s1 lhw-swncnnoaiu downstairs was. . pretending to be xlqfir. Taylor; who says-hoops phofi- . hm. Dldht the‘ voice sound queer i0 you'!"_ -'

M"!- YOI‘. have probably arrived '-by' The phYlliclan strokedbiis chin‘ this time. and they will take over foranriounent; than wrinkled up his

“Because (he criminal didn't wish ii known they, Mr. Warbui-ton had iiiishe a new will until he had had n chance of destroying that will." Graham iivurmlaed. "When Dr. Dar-

“As l was sitting before the desk telephoning." Anne went. on. "l noiimd lying open be!!!" m6 5- note in uncle's handwrltifls- ' l"- was dated this afternoon. and he had evidently been writinx ‘If. l!!!" before he wen; out in his ininobmil. Se, as l hung up the receiver. l started to read 1i “by. the; piano lamp which was the only light. in the room. -

. “As ‘l read i again iisii the reli-

» ing that some one was behind 111E. Rheumatic Pain Mo... o... m, .i.....i.i.-.. a Sull- ' d nl door lurnmed an , as

And Thu‘ slaribda to look“ around. my neelq

was seized. a. hand reached out

l-Wmfll" 0f N0 Avail-TM bob-ind me, pulled the chain of me

lamp and the room waa- ll.'.l'lf.

The detective bad countered ove." to the walnut. desk and ran his fir.- gers through the papers sir-owing its polished surface. -

"Neither the memorandum book nor (the letter you mention seems ito be here, he pointed out. "Just where was ihe letter?"

Anne hitched herself to her feet. Silo was aflll weak and. an aha reeled slightly John and Dr. Dor- nell gripped. her by the arms.

momentarily, aha waver-d and swayed. Then her chin set in a determined lit-tie gesture. and she moved slowly across-die room to Graham's aide.

“it wag lying on the tar." she indicated. taken it."

‘The miurderer evidently grab- bed it. up as. he was escaping out llle Wllldiiw." the detective grum- bled. ‘fDld you read any or it, Miss Mason?"

"Yea! ll was dnled today and be- grin:

“Dear Henry:

" ‘I have decided‘ to put in-to ef- fect. the plan l mentioned to you iwo— and then those fingers grip- iwd madly the iback of the neck and-eh. God! If. was terrible." The "Kiri shlvlered slightly and carried her ham} to ‘the. wells around her 111F081. Quickly, John "m9 "P beside liar and put his arm around her shoulders. Graham ‘swoddookliig mndita-tivoiy at m; l"! M0199!‘ 01! the dfibll. Me serious, hoe tense with the pio- cess of his thought, _

“it's too had you didn't reed lllflllfl/ he mused. “l wonder "l1"- MT- Wlfbrirwn meant by ‘the

big blot- "Somo one has

her forehead an though to Ion

poor, dead hsude, when I romem-i bered that Captain Busby had silk-

And the memor-

ss the flooring turned to- ggrd “the curtains of the closet. . g itene W13 noone a nrnntl ...' - . _ in the room and l just puluit iiowii “HAIL ‘Hi0’ W01‘ “Os w“! Now, after who; hap- SOlYlt! Oil? <1 Mil-tiled in the room after me stare of his eyes from the closet that made mo

“Anyway, not finding the memor- andum book, l thought that uncle wluw might have left 1t in one of the pigeon-holes of the desk 1|; (h; WiiBO (226) Chicago. Musical and

l hall and along “As l rose to my feel, the tele- Dhone on Lhni. desk rung, Them was n call for (me. and IBurk-e who

the fooimon who nine the swvch.

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7:50 P. M. WiSlAl (326) Clnci. W. B. A, l.| iChrmes Concert. 8:09 P. M.

Kfil) (546) Si. Louis. Grand Then- tre. ICENEF (363) Shenandoah. imit- rpori H. S. Glee Cluib. Will’ (.509) PliLia. The Navy Yard (Boys. WLWAQ (44.8) Chicago, Dow K Pruii. _ 8:15 P. M. WflA-l (326) -Cinclnnaii. Bicycle Card. ‘ WAAM (263) Newark. To be an- nounced. ' 8:30 P. M. WIMD (266) Nashville. Musical.

lower 11p igegween hummus, Hwx . i | q ‘_ luiesls 0i .\ir. and .\lrs. Alheriifoxes Much escaped tmnL hi“. u U00). Havana ammo Ppo- WOOD (242) brand Refills. . nu . _ , Of course. voices are-different v Miholsnn. mini-h. i - over the phone," he admitted. "l “U”: 400 M) l u co t m progrmltroo P_ M_ _ ‘ _ _ _ v 7E W151“! "lwbiclous of any fraud. So, ‘Hm’ l lwoouwme" ‘war ' WOOD m“) (‘Wand Rapids Studio 'i‘he ‘thrillers oi illls \'li'lllll_\‘ iii-c, The _,v.(,m,,_. new,“ o; Ol-“Tiucnye are? n voillcle said: Jlflii? i; dMr- w (H?) ‘Mmspglgt ' Paul Mush progmfn ' " H1118)‘ 1111111111»; bounces. ‘lspelll ii \'i’l'y giiiiiiving GVIilllIlgh ill yor spec ng. na irn y a no COO ’ ' ' ' ‘UGO P M ‘ ‘the (tum-o at .\ir. George (lug er- ‘reason to doubt the statement. But ewe" . ' ‘ ' , . .\i-. J‘ -k .\‘i hi lsmi. (‘mind View ,ly‘s and returned home in the svel- lzvtiynshould any one P167 Birch n woflrl-feetrellls) clllcago- Chicago “flan” (370)12(.:£q:fiZ' popum‘ lspenh (til; \l't'P‘l\'-@)ll(l in lire (‘nvln "sum" hours. They prononiici-il ilu- rc . - . - - ‘

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We regret to learn that Mr. J. .\. -3nii (his ullnck on "this YWBE lad)’ nell called lib Ml‘. WYlOP-ll") "W" 953° P- M- KGlo (361) Ollklamd" midi‘) “ysh (lur general merrhzint. .\ir. i). l). Nicholson n still in tiillillg health l‘ m“ "W51 "inelfilwlfld. As ‘l 88>’. derer must have been listen-lug ill- WOAII (395) Son Antonio. Trio. tery Serial. -~“A Step on ihefyu-Lpo.) yplmris ihiislliess in u lwiih iisilnnu. He. intends to lBZIVP

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.A“‘“’ M“ 5"“ M“ “Balm” "16 uni; Dr. Darnell with Mr. Taylor icsn (are) si. lbillfli. Vocal. WARD (2151 rim Huron. Ether! Mrs. .1. A. Nix-hood illill Ililiiglllfll‘.

pllows, quieter now. ‘H1011! Fell!“ and lmpersorioted ‘Mr ‘filylor. W6 WKRJC (423) iCinci studio Feauyy. Buster Club. |Illeulnh Jean. returned linme niiiw The mnily friends of .\ir. John some of the stiffening melted oufiwm investigate who was near that. 8-8 ' ' wggm (226) Chicago. ' Popular‘ visiting iioi- hi'()llll'l'. l). .-\. .\li-'i‘:iv-iNirholsoii are pleased to hear he is lot h" rigid Mdy" H" H45 were-switchboard-PTBBBIIY-ly. Bill. flIBl 07 Mlilfi (i76) l-larilord The ideal H0111‘. lSll, _\‘e\viown. uihle Io ilw uilioui again after a short (filler-Spill aggiruhifé-d long bills/ck lashes an Mi“ Mason, whaphnppened to Me Qunmm ' WEB“ (370) Chimp“, special“ illness. - Y - on - e or v" - ' ~ .- warmtii of her skill, kept flutteerllillgll you’ ‘mm?’ (an) uncoln‘ Sigma Alpha Numbers’ A dame hem m the ("we "ML