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I’ sort," O'Hara replied. them-again

' as accidental as was given out."

A that little panel of mirror, on the

that of Yousef was Shinxlike, even

as that." he judged. and shrugged: ‘

. drink your health in a refresher.

uts layout. One never knew how

" ledge might become. And. at the same time. he would be creating , the impression with these people

most expensively decorated and whether this man was innocent of ~ furnished. while also being almost those mysterious threats or not he . palatial in size. The entrance was just suddenly hated the idea of the , within

l!

nint-

“I've heard something o! the

with deliberation-J’ "I've 515g heard that he had good cause for that. Whether its Just rumour, it not. I can't my, But, I've been told he went in fea: of his life, and that some doubt is expressed as to whether his drowning was

Ouoe more O'Hara made use of

watch for any effect his words mllht produoe behind his back. Re was disappointed. The cap- tain's face was hidden behind s biue haze oi cigar-smoke while

to that sly, sideways smile. "I can‘t see the Plrench police- authoritiaa makim ouch a mistake

ANOTHER TYPEWRITTEN NOTE "I'll have to be getting up to the Chateau now" Oliara sug- gested polietly. "Its been very nice of you. Pasha.’ to give me your company you and the captain—” "Very decent of you to give us both a. lift, my dear fellow," the captain insisted, and was inter- rupted by Yousef.

“Naturally. we shall both be hurt. Mr. O'Hara, if you cannot spare a. minute or two for us to

which I'm sure we all badly need

O'Hara was far from averse to the invitation for which in fact he had angled. Not that he was likely to gain much from it beyond a quick and perhaps useful im- pression of the vllln‘s interior and

useful the most general know-

ihat he had no suspicions con-rer- ning them.

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“Not that I am really interested. "I ‘h I_.. He stopped, for O'Hara had by Q 9| Sh. -now hrough tthe cs1‘ softly to a " standstill outside that white and ' ornate building in delightful Prh. flowered gardens the villa 5t. PM“ above all other:

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ISLAND FIIRRIERS

/

The interior of the Villa was

a‘ courtyard of oriental old man talking about Caryl in that splashing. silken potmnlshing voice of his.

Ground floor reccption-roorns led “And why are you specially in- ofi this from a shaded verandah. terested in Miss Payne?’ O'Hara

type with a fountain

fittings linked orient and west in eyeing the other frankly. ~ styles, the ancient with the modern.

lounge and library-An which they east,

and were all large. T1181!‘ luxurious asked quick to recover himself, and

Yousefs out-spread palms had

From the room-a species 0f all the voiceless eloquence of the

settled for a. while, 0'39"- hld "As a beautiful young woman. high up in its Su!!!)uﬂdiﬂgs 0! she will allow our acquaintance of flowers and green. He could see a terrace, the bright dresseg oi’ the three girls, the grey and brown

“I was about to say to you. when Stanford Clrr. who save his life we stopped outside, Mr. O'Hara." in 1181i. Dwmber lllih. 1944- sef speaking to him presently, Am In ‘h m "nub-even l’ I ‘m m‘ mm" We dnall rlzmnelgarlislerglalm.

a fine view of the distant Chateau As my near neighbour. I hope that number of people moving on the

suitings of men. ll! 1W1“! 111M101‘! 0| William he heard the suave voice of You- A‘ ‘he "in! awn o! the m“ ested in that hermit of a relative of

in: only one pound, l4 ounces. at birth, was iljiht for life today. ‘IPGlIUC of saving Sarah Rabino-

"Dorted winning her cubator.

Doctors de-

Although the doctors did not report the child's improving rapidly.

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_ the business. Elgm Lorie "F" LORIE ody May ACTIVE SERVICE

hers-I find myself extremely Always llenaembered by His Sister. rm! sanr wmnruo atom-A “an llfemvfhen m: Jest ﬁr: Laanavgnohown nostrils“! mivféiiyfﬂelPill“ F‘y“°' Sh‘ l’ m."_mm___° Dmmll‘ MONTREAL, Dec. 8-(CP>- t es mon s premeur y o s. I is e eved that ve f‘ _ - , hree-weeks-old baby girl. weigh- Archie Rabinowltz. Since then the cultivation of barley. wheat aha ‘Shes a dwwd "m 8H1!" infant has bee-n kept in an in- millet was practised in many 0H5" ‘Wild hlmse“ saying ‘m’

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pulsively. and embarrassed by the his own voice. He In loving memory of husband and there because, father, Weston Francis. who passed awI-y l‘ " 12th, 1944.

Many a day his name h spoken

And many an hour he is in our thoughts,

A link in our family chain ‘fa broken

Ho is gone from our home but not from our hearts.

Sadly Missed by Wlfo and Family.

IN MEMORIAM

In Irving memo y o! our dear Sosa and Brother, L/CpL Stanford W. Carr, who was killed in aetion

Italy. Dccetnber 11th, 1944.

in

In luminary we aee you Jud. the same,

As long aa we Ive we will,

Treasure your name as.

Deep in our hearts you are

Living yet,

We love ‘you too dearly to eves- for- I9

Badly Mined by Mother and Dad, Brothers and Sisters.

emotion in knew it was

IN MEELORIAM

In loving mentor-y of L/Opl. Stanford William Carr, Killed in ‘Action In Italy, on Dooanber 11-12. 1944.

Many a time your name la [poke]; Md m“! an hour you are In our thoughtl

Alhllnntlrflmllydltllaallbrokgg You Ire time from our home

But not from our hearts.

Weoﬂenthinkoldayagonaby, Wlieawewerealltogether, Alildoilrtferoarlfvealtaaeaot Ourlovedouqstrueforever,

The wrl my wipe eat many things

lat this they wlpe out never

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last evening to develop lines of friendship. since I am not IBB-vlrlg here nor-I suppose-docs she contemplate Chateau?"

The way in which that was said was so simple and straightforward that O'Hara could find no fault with it. Yet that-more than any- thing else so far—£lashed unmis- takable warning to him. The cap- tain. who had been helping himself freely to drinks broke in with a

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tackling kind of laugh.

“Yousefs gut e feeling that Miss Payne has been to siand-offish since shes been here."

Oliara, mostly to ease natural embarrassment, helped himself to a cigarette Yousef was offering him, and lit it. He had to find an explanation for Caryls attitude so far.

"Miss Fayneh a very retiring sort of girl." he said. “Her position has

along ihe

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