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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 2, 1953)
BY CAUL ANDERSON emu L cttA Hen r y SPBNT APPAEENTLV B6UBE01GNTOF THOSE It's Death, My Darlino! THE SWEATSHKTMOOO OJLD RECBTTLY IN Tnt MaKE A HANDY MASK FOR A HOLD-UP MAM, MB. BOOSE AMD UP WAS Wtl-JIMED'. BOTANV LAB. MR. COPER.' WHERE ABE TEEN-AGERS OtTJls . ' If AMELIA REYNOLDS LONG THcMf M -Capil4 Journal, Slem, Ore, Monday, March 2, 1953 Ktmrnhit-in tia scigol bamraml-! ic'Ts OKAX JIVE ARF MXI 60NNA . r" Jv .(MoT GfVE US THAT M0J3277-CR J ITF 9 O ' FULL. unm Ot -s - CHO0S. - . I V SUPPUaf If i CHAPTER 33 Around noon, the sheriff returned. 8 mi accompanied this Urn by several watchful-eyed, silent men. "I don't know whether to hope they'll be successful or not," Cous in Jeff remarked soberly as we watched them go. "If they're not, k u mean j may suil oe auve. But - He (topped a be realised that pick bad followed me rat of us out onto ttie gallery. I want him found." Pick an nounced to no one In particular. 1 want him brought home." Lewis Haye went over to her and put his arm around her waist. "Dent give up hope, dear," he aid. "No news is good news, they say. And so long ss we dont know for certain . . ." aha neither yielded to nor re sisted his encircling, arm. "But I do know, Lewis?- aos s&u emoUonlessly. "I think Tve known from the beginning. Father la deed Bobby shuddered. "It's all so so horrible!" she ex claimed. "It's as K something had set out to destroy the whole family. Something supernatural, like Aunt I thought that this was a cozy remark to make to three members of that family; but I left Henri and OousnWeff to deal with tt, and turned to Amedee. . . "Speaking of Aunt Delphine," I began, lowering my voice, "dont you think we ought to make an other attempt to find out where she got the sword day before yeeterdayf It might give us a clue as to what happened to Uncle Baoul." 1 was Just thinking about that," ne replied, -ana i oeueve i ; ides. Come along and we'll try It out." We found Aunt Delphine In her room. "Tent, Peter and I want you to oo something for us," Ameaee oc ean, taking her bands in bis in order to bold her attention. "Will '"shetaiked up at him fondly. K wont hurt vou DOW. Dede, she said, "because I promised not to tell. Peter heard me promise, ItWM glanced at me. ' "I'll explain later," I whispered to Amedee. "But now we'd better try to find out what she knows about the sword." Aunt Delphine caught the last two wcros. , . "Yes, cherle, the sword," she said gravely. "You should have given it to Dede, as I told you to. Perhaps then be wouldn't have come for "She did give It to 'me, Xante," Amedee put in. "But that's what we want to ask you about. Where did you find It?" She tooked uncomprehending at first, and I was afraid for a min ute that she wssnt going to be able to remember. Then her expression cleared. "Oh. ." she said brightly. "You want to know where I got it, 1 got 2750 uzes 14. 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When Aunt Delphine said either "They- or "Them wKh a capital letter in her voice, there was lit tle doubt whom she was talking snout, eo we let that pan pass. "Can you take us to the placet' Amedee asked. Mala Mrlalnement." She rose with the quick energy that seemed so st variance with ner rrau ap pearance, "oome, mo enianta. She led us down the stairs and out of the house. If she's merely leading us out on the road," Amedee observed, "It Ian? going to mean anything. Henri and Beau and I were over this around the moraine Uncle Raoul dlsaDDeared." Just then we came to a sort of bridle path, that branched off from the main drive. ' Aunt Delphine uirnea in it. "Where does this lead?" I In quired. "To the paddock and the stables," Amedee replied. "We came this way, too." Then he stopped suddenly. "But It never occurred to us to see whether any of the horses were miming!" However. Aunt Delohlne didnt stop at the entrance to the stables. Instead, she continued along the path where it skirted the fenced-in green expanse of paddock, and dls- appeared into a miniature woofl land of hemlock and scrub Dine be yond. Suddenly Amedee stopped. There was an odd expression oo bis face. Peter, you id better e back." he mm in a voice mat matched me ex pression. "I mink I know where shels taking us." "But " I began to protest, and then I glimpsed something through me trees. It wss a squarish white building, and set In the side facing us was a ooor or the elaborate, iron grlUework for which Louisiana smiths were duly famous seventy- uve to a nun area years ago. "Oh!" I gasped. "Wait here." Amedee commanded. and went the rest of the distance to the mausoleum alone. ' I saw him so ud to the lmn door, cast one glance throueh the open part of me grlUework, then turn and come aulcklv to when Aunt ueipwne and I waited "Is is he mere?" 1 heard m. self ask, and hardly recognised my own voice. Yes," he answered. 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