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Rutter nodded his head.

"I know.” he said. "Frenay abominable nuisance. But not without influence. and is use- fulinhisway.Also,heiaa terer." as smiled. "nu praise our aims and activities is an celient smoke screen." "do they go with us.” said Prinz "Ooeeweareatseaitshouldnot an accident. It is a pity about the girl...."

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Prinz was awakened by some- one shaking him vigorously. He opened his eyes aleepiiy. closing them again at the first glare of the morning light. The shaking Dr. Rutter was standing beside him. trembling with emotion.

"What is wrong?" Prinz asked. making an effort to marshall his thoughts. l D "What is wrong?" cried Rutter "Are you a madman? You- you!” as gasped 'and raised his shakin: hands into the air. Prinz sericusl? alarmed, sprang from bed, thrust his feet into slippers and reached for his dressing gown.

Rutter flared at him. '

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"I don't understand." said Prinz. rather softly. He hoped to calm Rutter. such loss of control could only do harm. At any moment there might be trouble with his eyes.

"'l.'hat'a the trouble. You under,- stsnd nothing! Why did you not tell me last night that Johansen had been rushed to hospital?"

Prinz relaxed a little.

"Oh, that," he said "I intended to mention it; but you were tired. I saw no particular ullgency...."

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Your stupidity amazes me." growled Rutter. He put a hand over his eyes. and his face registered pain. The storm of his anger drop- ned. In a heayy tired voice he salel: "Dress as quickly as you can, We will discuss this downstairs.” "Certainly." said Prinz. l-Ii: re- actions were mixed. There was relief that the fury of R.utter's rage was spent; but alarm at the sudden weakness. That eye again. The quicker they could reach their destination and Kurt Eisnlann could perform the grafting oper- ation the better. "You look ill." he said. "Can you make your way

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Jean Helen. l'I, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Scheib, of Sim- coe. Ont. has been missing um Sept. 16. She disappeared from.-g farm in Oherlotteviile township near Simcoe, where she and her father had been working at the home of Mrs. Mary Ban.

him. no crossed to the door. map. led for the knob and went out slowly. I-Iis steps along the landing were heavy and slow. '

Prinz hurried over his toilet, cut- ting himself slightly as he shaved. That increased his irritation. so that he was in a thoroughly resent- iul frame of mind by the time he Joined Rutter.

"NOW." Rutter barked.- "Let us get this clear. You knew about this business last night.'',

"You." and man. us immediately

took steps to obtain a new officer. I exercised great care in my 39. lectlon. and I am sure the man will give an action." -"I see." said Rutter. He was silent for a minute. then be con. tinued. "And having done that. you imagined that you had thought of gverythlns." He sounded bitter. Will the day ever come when you Wlllly do think Of everything?”

Prinz was uneasy. Rutter in this caustic mood was every bit as had as Rutter in a raging temper.

"It did not seem to me that I overlooked..." he began.

"'It wouldn't.” Rutter snapped. "That would be expecting too much fmm you. Were you not told that Johsnsen had been taken to hos- pital? Did you not realise that the police would know about it? Was it so miraculous that police should visit the ship in order to make inquiries? zsiras did his. best, and gave as little information as pos- sible. He kept our names out of it. But the police were hardly satis- fied. It is certain that they will be back again."

"I do not see that such details I" MCESSIYY." said Prinz. "It was a simple matter-Jollansen was in- lured in a ,brawi ashore. It did not happen on the ship."

Rutter shook his head. "You know so little," he explained. "Dc you not understand that every ol- ficilsl all over the world is alike, Each one makes up for his own Deny position by making his re- ports as long and important as possible. so-every detail must go down.”

"Then Zakas should have ment- ioned the Chicago charity," said Prinz.

"And have them check up? No, Znkas was much smarter than you would have been in his place. He smite vaguely or awaiting instruct.- lons. He begeved that the owner- ship of the Connecticut I..ess' had chanted. He was casual about it: but they made notes just the same."

"I don't see why." Prlnzi mut- tered, frowning. i

To be continued

CANADA . . PROVINCE OF

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

IN THE PROBATE COURT The nth day of September A. D.

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In as Estate of JANIE MseX1N- NON, late of st. Peters Bay in King's County in the said Province. single woman, deceased. teetate.

To tho.8herlff of the County of King's County or any CenataQe or literate person within said County

v GREETING: WHEREAS upon reading the

Kinnou of St. Peters Bey aforesaid.

above named estate praying that a citation may be issued for the pur- poee hereinafter set forth: You are therefore hereby required to site all persons Interested in. the said Estate to be and appear before the Judge present at a Probate Court to behold in the Court House in 1'" lottetown in Queen's County In the said Province. on ahuraday the 19th day of October neat corn- iug. at the hour of eleven elelock forenoon of the same day to shew cause if any they can why the Ae- eeunta of the said Es te ” " not be passed and the tale closed as prayed for in said petition and en motion of ii. Francis liiaerhee. Esquire, Proctor for said Petitioner.

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