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CHAPTER VIII

Some one had been listening at the window. Though he flung him- self so headlong into the Plum-ill that he was still carrying in his hand. a box of matches and flit single cigarette which he had taken out of the box for MacBei-h. 5-1‘ George was not in time to see his quarry round the corner. He flunk the matches and cigarette from him and leaped over the edge of the terrace, and went toward the little landing place, where he could see a. man 89m"! lnw m" °l ‘he canoes.

11¢ had every reason to believe that in a moment he would have him in his, grasp when Roberto. MacBeth rose suddenly. it seemed to nub Out of the earth. though

was really only from behind the shrubbery near the landing pact. and blocked his WBY- He flung out h's hand, to keep from falling him- self or knocking her down, and grasped her shoulders. He spun her

gasp of "What's wrong?"

But the delay had We“ WERE“, There was no sign of the man he had been pursuing. and "he" he rggyrhcrl the water's edge there “'55 no one there. Mechanically l"! be‘ gsri searching for some hiding ill-ice among the boats, when Roberto joined him. She was 810*“ and breathless, and both facts made Sir George susplilllllls-

"Vlnat happened?“ she asked him abruptly.

He answered her with equal Rb- ruptrlcss. “You have ill-it Pfevenled my capturing some one who W35 watching, or istening. under W“ father's window.”

She gave him a quick startled look, and then raising h" "ill" 9' little higher, whether with intent

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or astonishment he could not be quite sure. "What thins: you imagine. How could he have some this way without my seelnfl Mm?"

Sir George dd not answer. He went down to the water's edge and then started toward the bridie which lay in shadow. Instantly this provoking girl was in front of him again.

“I asked you-"

In the heat of his anger st her

g rsistencc he ‘answered her as he

would not have done it he had upped to think for a moment. "Some friend oi yours, evidently. since you ore so anxious to screen him."

She stepped back as though he had struck her. i

“Do you mean—" she began.

"I don't mean snylhllli." he m‘ swered, avoiding her. "I would like to continue my search alone. Go back to your guests, or go back to your father, and explain t0 him will’ you blocked my way.

He had twisted from her now. If she had wished to stop him She could not. He ran, with the quick swiitness which his long legs made possible, across the little bridge and up the road that led to the hiill‘ way. The road behind and before him was quite empty. He waited for n moment, his senses alert for any

movement in the bfll5h but there ‘

he could hear. l-le went slowly back to meet, as he crossed the bridge,

was none. Not a sound. 5° T" as’ various riotous greetings and ques-

‘tions as to where and when he out oi the way, disregarding iv h 3 105g; 1115 girl. He replltd to them all his silly suspicions upon Jacki

.11 the same jcsting tone, relieved! that he had not been seen running along the terrace, and that no one had been alarmed.

Robert MacBeth gave him a fllllclli inquirin g look. He answered it with a little warning frown.

Lady Sandson went toward the door with some of Roberta's guests. saying in a low wzice t0 her 5WD- son as she passed hlmi “Dance Wm‘ Roberto, l-dddie. slits nursed you!‘ "1 can't nbucr myself so much as to believe that, Aggy. I advise yod-as they say over here-to ‘lay ofl us.‘ You can't drive us together.”

“Dear me, dear!" said Lady San- dison and hurried after her guests. MacBeth looked up at Bir (‘@0189 as the others left the room.

l “Weill”

“I couldn't catch him."

"Who?"

“The man who was listening at the window."

"You're crazy!"

"I chased him along the terrace and down to the water's edge and then-"

“Well?"

“Then I lost: hm."

“Why?"

“Because a girl got between us. I had to avoid knocking her downl

The fellow got away." i

“Who was the girl?" .

"Rather not tell, sir." i “Then you think she knew some- thing?" V

"I could not say." Robert MacBeth gazed at him puzzled. “What would he want under ' my ivindoun?" "Again I dent know, sir. But there are a lot of your men here tonight. They-J mean the gang after your payroll-may have thought you would discuss some of your plans. Some one was there- and he was listening." , Robert MacBeth leaned back to study the facts again. While he did, so the band played a riotous fox‘ trot.

“If you're worried about the payroll,” MacBeth, who had been smoking and thnking, suddenly

night about our plans."

"Good! Then we'll sleep on it. I have s. scheme which I would like to tell you about tomorrow."

A voice from the door made them look up. “Tired, Dad?" Roberta. asked. she glanced quickly at the two men. "Has sir George been scaring you with his imaginary men-behind-window-curtains. He's so determined i-o find us infested with wild men shooting pistols that he sees bandits everywhere. Better send him to Mexico, Father, and let his dreams come true."

“Who told you about it?" Mac- tth looked from one to the other.

"Oh, sir George, of course," Rob- ts laughed. "I met him when he was hot on h's wild goose chase."

MacBeth stared "Did you? He didn't tell rne that. What were you doing when you stopped him?"

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A spasm of pain and regret pierced the hearts of tbs communi- ties of Grand River on Saturday, August 6th, as at 8.30 P. M. the word was flushed over the wires that Mrs. J. D. McLelian-Maisie Brown-was dead. After an ill- ness of several months during which all that the but medical nun on the Island and in Montreal en- deavoured to conquer, had been , done combined with the tender and efficient nursing of, her daughter Irene, R. N., shs cheerfully res- ponded to the call of her Creator. She was visited regularly by her beloved pastor, Rev. J. A. McDonald who by his kindness and religious zeal had instilled in her heart that confidence and trust to go forth and meet her God cheerfully. Her last hour, r , " distinctly to the prayers for tho dying, lucid to the last moment, surrounded by her heart-broken family-nine sons and two daughters to whom she each in turn, imparting words of sage wis- dom for their future welfare, bade a loving and affectionate farewell, made such s. sublimely impressive picture that one might truly ask: Oh Death, where is thy sting? Oh Gravel where is thy victory?

The flowing stream of silent tri-

"Nothing," said Roberta, and bu; her lip. What a. fool she was! sir George would be certain m faster;

How eassy 1t would have been to have said she was looking at the water or waiting for her dance partner.

“Has Sir‘ George Been Scaring Y0“ Wiih "ll Imaginary Men-Behind Window-Curtains?"

But her father had her answer now and was studying it over. She was sure that he was not satsfied, though he said in a level voice in both of them, "Well tomorrow, or today rather, will tell morb mm We know now. Good morning child- ren. l-lere comes August."

The secretary walked toward the dining room door, and tater a mo- ment Roberts joined him she did not speak until fllr George moved toward‘ the stairway.

"Decent of you not to tell. you sce it wasn't necessary."

“I don't know," he answered slowly. ‘I am smTy you spoke."

"Why?“ she challenged him,

"Just have on idea that it is the last straw—to your father I don't th'nk he will sleep tonight."

"How about you?"

"Oh. I won't sleep, either. I'm go-

But

said aloud, “the spy went empty a- ins up to set a club. 0P l“ "'5 Am‘ ill" "melhlnz to find out before way. Nothing said to anyone m; erlso. maybe a revolver and watch-he went, and something to tell the

his door." Roberta laughed. "How melodra- matic and how unreali Look out on

i‘ butes of affection which poured in

miter she had passed through the portals of death bore mute evidence of the endearmen-t she had foster- ed in the hearts of her universal circle of friends. Everyone seemed shrouded by that mantle of Death but to her loved ones it enfolds sac- red memories which even with the grief of pain and loss, they cling to 9-1111 rcfuse to be divorced from. Only time can erase and h9g1 the wounds of severed aflectlor;

Her remains followed by a Very large number of friends or all dc- nominatlons were conducted to st. Patrick's Church, Grand River, on

Monday morning at 9 011ml“ by '

‘Jridertaker Phillips. solemn High Mass was celebrated by Fnthey John assisted by Rev. J. B. McIn. yre and Rev. Urban Gilli: as dea. zon and subcieocon. Rev. Dr. Mon. irhan and Rev. N. Poirier were sated in the Sanctuary. The shop- ‘(m Ibly assisted by the Houghton brothers and James McInm. of 5ummerslde. David‘ fiamerun and Jyril Gallant of Wglllngton and John Sark of Lennox Island. To the Solemn strains of the Dead Mgr-ch in Saul the mortal remains of poor Maisie were borne by loving hands to the horizon of our earthly vision —the Grave, there to await the ludkment call of her Maker. May her soul rest in peace.

The Dali bearers werez-Jos. R. Mflmyre- 3°)’ sllllphant, Venatius Morrison, Marshal McLellan, John H. McLellan, Neil McDougali.

Besides her sormwlng husbgnd there are left to mourn nine sons_- Urban, Celestine, Willard, Justine, 107-79» 30y. Earl, Raymond and

this soft countryside, still and quiet. What could happen between now and daylight?"

"Nflhlnfl." S] George said non-

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RB-lllh, and two daughters Irene, R. N., and Beatrice. Also her rnomer Mrs. James E. Brown and sisters Mrs. Linus McDonald and Sister Mary Raymond, N. D., brothers:- Dr. J. B. Brown, Boston; will and Justine Brown, Pittsburgh; Alphon- sus Brown, Baysidc; Brown, Richmond.

and Roy The following tributes of oo:.clol-

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Floral Tributesz-Dr. and Mrs.

McLellan and Camilla, Mrs. Roy

mmmliifllly. and turned to leave her.

"Or anything?" Roberta. called after him, challengingly-gnd when‘ she saw him safely up the stalrs' she went swiftly out to the landng place. If she could only get there Mid tell JBCk l4) go gwgy bgfqyg Sir George‘ came out again on the terracei i

Jack, looking his picturesque best in the mwnlisht on the tiny beach, was not so easy to send sway. He

girl which would make his own pos- ition stronger. ('!‘o Be Continued)

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~ Foley, Helen McNeil],

silliphant, Iris and Stewart Mc- Lellan, Mrs. J. P. Gaudet, Harold and Jessie Brown, Mr. and Mrs. John Mclsaac.

Cards of Sympathyz-Frank and Bessie McDonald, N.Y., SrDympns. and. Sr. A. Mary, Pittsburgh; P. A. McIntyre, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sym- monds, Mary and Willie McKinnon, Wesley McLean, Margaret and Lon Ellis, Philip and Gertrude Mc- Dougall, Eileen Conroy, Helen Mc- Cormack, Laura McKinnon, Mrs. L. B. McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Pres- ton McDougoll, Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Morrisey, Mr. and Mrs. E. Leonard, Mr. and Mrs. W. Kelly, Mrs. Helen Irene Hogg, Percy and Lilly Weeks, Eliza and Aeneas McDonald, Addie and Ed- win Dufiy. Patricia Callaghan, Mrs. James O'Connor, Nora Mclvor, T. Peters, Joe Trainor, Jennie and Et- na Thompson, l}. and Mrs. Jerry Homer, Joseph De Roche, Dan. Mc- Intyre, J. D. Kelly, Mr. Cass, Que- bec Seminary; Mr. McFadghen.

Spiritual Offerings: - Mr. and Mrs. J. N. McKlnnon, Margaret Mc-

Lellan, Sister St. Leo, St. Paul, Mlnn., Mr. and Mrs. Neil Mc- Dougall.

Mass Cardsz-Sixtus McLeilan, (2), D. J. McDonald, E. J. H. and

Mrs. C. McInnis and Anna, Char- lottetown; St. Dunstsn's Club, (3),

Kathryn McAuiay, Pan McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Kane, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McKinnon, Mrs. Joe. Lamont, Boston; B. K. and A. Brown, New York, (3); Dr. John- ston and family, A. McDonald, J. E. Cameron, Tignish; Roy Phillips, Kensingto r; Ilred Murphy and family, (2); R. Silliphant and fam- lly. Mr. and Mrs. N. A. McDougaii, J. E. Dalton and family, Mrs. Leon. ard McNei1i, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Mclvbr. Women's Institute, o. rt. Blanche arr] Mary McIvor, Mr. and Mrs. V. Morrison, Mr. and Mrs, Rank Gillis, Mr. and Mrs. J. R.

McIntyre, Mr. and lvn-s. J. J. Mo. 1M1 1M family.- .1. r. end Mrs.

Gaudet, J. C. and Mrs. Gallant, Mrs. J. J. Mchellan and family, H. J. Cole and Hattie McIntyre, Mr. and Mrs. A. Praught, Mr. and Mrs. H. Brown, Husband and family (2), Ray and Mrs. J. E. Brown, (Z), H. J. Brown, (5), Mr. and Mrs. Linus McDonald, (2), Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Mchelian, Sister Anna Mary, Pitts-

ence were received by the family: iburgh’ Mr‘ and Mm‘ ‘l’ A‘ Emmi‘

F. Brown, Pittsburgh; Dr. .1. B. Canadian Bar

Brown, Boston; Dr. W. Wood, Mon- treal.

Will G0 West

CALGARY, Aug. 24- Barristers of all‘ Canadian provinces, with distinguished representatives of the legal profession from the Unit- ed Kingdom, France and the United States, will gather here August 3i for the 17th annual con- vention of the Canadian Bar Arso- ciation. A former Lord Chancel“?! of migiond, Rt. Hon. Viscount Hailsham, now Minister of War. will deliver one of the principal addresses.

Prime whom B. B. Bennett

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Louis s. st. Laurent, k. c, our‘ bee, will preside, and Hon. W. L Walsh, Lieutenant Governor oi Alberta: Premier J. E. Browniet find Mayor Andy Davison, of Cal‘ gory, will weloo the delegates.

From Paris will come Maitr Olivier Jallu with the greetings d__ the French legal profemion. Hos W. P. MacCracken will represeli the American Bar Association Other speakers will be Robes‘ Taschereau. K. 0., M. L. A, Qllt bee. sncl O. M. Bigger, K. C, 0t tawa.

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"Just fancy, Robert," she remain ed to her husband, “it says hm that for every missionary ml abroad this country exported two thousand bottles of whiskey."

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