THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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Lenten Meditation ‘_ 1H!’ COOK'S ‘ From The Tums, London '

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_ _ Economy Padtage of delicious Robin Hood Because Few Shllllllg‘ Examples Of comp-n. wgrdv- “Iv t" Md" “d “"' "‘" ’ Successful Life

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SAUCE T0 SERVE WITH FISH

This mania that we have for inter- fering in the aflalrs of others 1s at the "°£l"’“‘1°' "‘°"r. ‘£5333 Jéffiiiitéit" cu ousy enoug , - c - when some catastrophe happens to us: ‘R80 ENERGY ‘ p m; u“ 911mg stories he had read, such u loslns a frlend- 0' 0111' m" mcarbohydraks mmlsh mo" ‘i — '—' '_' Lorbrook knew that at this season

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By COLIN HOPE

CHAPTER XVII MAN FROM THE MARSIIES

"What do you ex ct to get out or Charley Motlldo ?“ Benny asked as the two men made their way down the hlll from Elswlch to the marshes.

"Really, I don't know l! we can expect anythng-judglng by what I've heard. I've got reports ot the inquest, and a good deal or data from Fenswn, and there doesn't seem any doubt that Charley Monk- rord knows more than he admits. unless 1t ls hls hall-wlttedness that glves that impression.

"I-le may have found Duranport before he dled. or he may have taken something from one or the bodles. thouzh he swears he never saw Mother's body."

" n’t seem anv reason why he should not admlt lt l1 he dld." Benny commented. "Nobody accuses hlm or dolmz the murders. and l! he says he found Durunport, why shoud he shy at being credited wlth having round Mather as well?"

"No reason-unless he actually dld steal something from Mother's body.

' Of course we don't know which man

had the papers. or even l! the . formula was brought into the coun- try at all, ulthouflh lt ls reasonable to assume lt was. Further. as Math- er was. we believe, intending to fly on to meet Pcrzll and Calllndar, 1t seems likely that he handed over tho pa rs or Was golntz to There s no other ’ planatlon as to whv , Port. Moreover. the fact thut buthl were killed indicates that the Huns knew somethlng o! the plan. and ln the hope of steallrfi . It ls inconceivable the they bumped lnto Mather and Dur- I a

Bllbort by accldent. and that some Blllirflly spontaneous colllslon led m theI murders.”

" see" Benny was fllppant. "Then ll. was the butler wot done the deed, alter all," said he. recall-

rrom dawn to dark, but there was a good chance of catching hlm about flvc o'clock, when he would come Ln to make himself some ten. It was barely tour-thirty when the two men reached the old (lint cottage, and Blll reconnoltred care- ullv to make sure whether Monk- ford was at home. He tried both '--"~* 1nd back doors. They were locked. cl'-" he mused. "Nobody nereaboute locks doors. Why should Monkford be the exception? Nor- mally, one wouldn't expect to find much worth steullnz 1n his home." He went on to examine the wln- dows. enough protection wlth windows like these. They "Wan" Bloc the most amateur o1’ thieves." (Qontlnued on page 3, Col d) is

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"Pa," said the boy. loolrlnz uP from his book, "what does a man's ‘better halt mean?"

"Usually, my son." replled the lather from behind the newspaper, “she means exactly what she says!"

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