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SYNOPSIS interest in his eyes; and Clint way they do." He spoke to Miss "The girl was afraid," Clini caught him by the arm, demand- Moss. "This girl I took home, Ma- agreed. "But what would they b bel Gaye she was tight. young, Bound afraid of?" du Chi t ing: u. a "What is it, Inspector? What did she'd kiss me good night. Wanted .VV',Stj :I''"y c'ad- ''"''1'' :n i "Well," Tope reminded him, hii Si.e tides a short d,jv" ,he ru"d Hai quail say?" me to stay " tone suddenly grim, "A woman diec car rur.s tmo t.",e u . to !aiK ,,, !,. c Miss Moss smiled at the austerity of poison in there last night. L Tope sat down at the breakfast-tablh.s d,.ar T.;.e and behind his words. "She'll be grateMus "I need of another she'd known it was going to hapagain. cup : tn.i.ks ot collee, Mrs. Tope," he said. "To ful to you today," she suggested. pen, she'd have had a right to b 1" a s:H- - M.s. his suaidiar, ar.l ne think this over." And while she rt. :.,arI1.-Tope said in a mirthful tone: afraid." j ir:j "And you no sooner get rid of her, ;.e it, he began to explain: So Clint was silenced; and thej ,,. sjU,. poured ,.?.jV ,.;:! ,,,, ,, Jw., "You heard me ask Charley if than another one comes out in her came on into the suburban town that Denman Hurder had any children," nightgown to waylay you, Clint. was their destination, and found PoIi.i.'!.,f-.l-I:i ju,.., !;.:,.,. What is this strange power of lice Le reminded them; and he chuckHeadquarters. Miss Moss electwr.ii t,..fiami led. "That surprised Charley," he yours?" ed to stay in the car while they went Clint laughed, and then the tele.,.,(! t.,.r inside. said, with a certain gratified vanity Ju!:t' Livn:a Ali,,, ..af phone rang. Kv"' Tope went briskly ' his tones. hrutl.t-iin to and wanted Kab "Charley Inspector Heale came to meet a:id Tin- !:iid id ,:d M ,:.,. know how I got onto it, and I asked across the room. He said: them. He was lean and gray, and h 1.:vii:l' ii, "Hello! . . . Yes, speaking . . . a 't:ap ki: ..mi )'!' to June a his brows were extravagantly "Uncle him what he was talking about." Oh, yes, Inspector." !m He shook Tope's hand, and !.!... ruvoni the He hesitated, said soberly: "This bushy. A silence, while he listened. Then: m ti.t- Huidcr home some hearty word. is what he told me: Mr. Hurder spoke Ki'uifi.,v Kit!. June's, motr.er. thanks." "Yes, a tieadaci.e. S::e was mven had a daughter named Katherine. ti: Another silence; and then Tope '' .i:'!. n.iik are lr.s t on taktn J She "Might have known you'd b twenty-odeloped, years ago, said: taiiU'x. tt'.an usual TiH;:e he said "You St: ante:; with a around," man ! named Jerry Leaford. June slept titfully. and in I'll come out and see you, old buzzard! How humorously. "Why, tne mid. lie of 'he niht wen! in to see her Leaford didn't amount to do you hear about much, and bring him along. Sure." muthet Her urc j'llt i! t.ihliuxrnorl these things so soon? I didn't ever June that her mother was not sleeping She Charley said. He said there was a He up the receiver and turned know Mrs. Leaford was dead tiL' row Head at the time, and finally she back put iamc June ran f to and Miss Moss saw tne room, out the unlocked door, and into and you called me up." Leaford went home to live with that his them; shone. im storm to Doctor fabler It was here eyes "Done anything?" Tope asked semat Clint .Ier.es picked her up. "What is it?" Clint demanded. riously. "Inspector Heale tells me he Inspector Heale bade them coma called up the Medical Examiner," into his office and closed the door, (TIAPTKK IV "Doctor Derrie Tope explained. he shook his head. "No," he and had had no report on the death, so confessed. Derrie's gone and Miss Moss had Inspector Tope Heale called the family doctor. Doc- to look her "Doctor over, of course. Doctoi found in marriage the calm happitor named Cabler. He says Mrs. Cabler hadn't notified him. Cablei ness of middle age. The Inspector Leaford died from an overdose of was called in late last night, slept had looked all his life on violence, " He added, some late this morning. That's why he yet with gentle, comprehending after a moment: "Accidental." phoned Doc Derrie. He said a For score of years or more eyes. "Accidental?" Miss Moss repeat- hadn't there wasn't any hurry." he was at the head of the Homicide ed, in a flat tone. And he explained: "Mrs. Leaford Bureau at Police Headquarters, and There was a moment's silence, had been taking this dope for years. won for himself there a reputation and then he added: She took an overdose once before, not soon to be forgotten. Miss Moss to know wants Heale "Inspector was in a different fashion as shrewd how I knew about it. And he wants and came near passing out. Thij to talk to you, Clint. I think you'd time it was nearer than that." as he. "Dead when Doctor Cabler gol While they were away on their better drive us out there." there?" Tope inquired. Clint had leisurely honeymoon, "Before that, I guess," Heale exCHAPTER V planned a surprise for them: There and he looked at Tope and plained; was among the properties of the "But 1 Clint swung the car off the main then at Clint inquiringly. Jervies Trust a to know want how about heard is "This the you house sandwiched on a narrow lot thoroughfare. road," he said. "I'll show you." it," he reminded them, and Tope in Longwood, hidden in a backwater And he drove more slowly, study- bade Clint tell the tale of his adaway from the trafiic arteries, with the way. Woodlands shut them venture the night before. ing four trees on this lot, and room for in on either side before he stopped So Clint repeated his story; and a Dana Jervies, at a where was and there Heale listened without inlast, path, Inspector Clint's father, had taken his bride a house among the trees. terruption till he was done. there thirty years ago; and he had "This is where I let her out," "The girl was Miss Leaford," he kept it afterward for the sake of he explained. sentiment. Clara and Mat lodged explained then, "Mrs. Leaford's Tope nodded, looking toward the daughter. She found her mother Under the pretext of inspecting in this house for a while after their house. "Probably Doctor Cabler dead, and the tetephone was out oi looked Clint the tires, attentively marriage; and when Inspector Tope lives there," he suggested. "How order on account of the shower, so at the three houses. and Miss Moss came home from far had she ridden with you?" He she ran to get the doctor." their honeymoon, Clint met them at "I was coming down this hill," grinned. "I didn't know she made her and then Leaford left folks; her, the station and drove them to this and disappeared for good and all." Clint explained, and he drove on, the trip in her nightie," he adfamiliar door. He added, and his tones were said presently: "It must have been mitted. a queer lot up Miss Moss, with tears of pleasure here somewhere that I over- there, and"They're she's as queer as the in her eyes, protested; but Clint said somber now: "The reason Charley along had all this stuff so pat, Mrs. Lea- took her." rest of them." strongly: "No houses Tope commented: died last night, and he'd been ford of course come here. "They're that way about every"Why, you'll anywhere near." This is where all the Jervies family getting up an obit for her." thing," Inspector Heale insisted. on of the hill," Clint "You take top "They're "Died?" Clint cried. "She was electric lights. Hurder starts housekeeping, you know. " replied. He put the car swiftly up put them in his house, here a few Can't go against tradition." And alive the the and houses three grade "It wasn't her you saw," Tope when she argued she was not of the years back; and then the others came into view. hooked his meter, to save meter deJervies family, he insisted gently: reminded him. "She must have Tope said, in a low tone as though been now." past forty posits. The light company kicked, "You're the only mother I can "You asked something about he might be overheard: "Drive but those folks on the Hill, they know." remember, you slowly, Clint." children?" Miss Moss prompted. get their own way when they She yielded at last, said they "I'll stop," Clint amended. He mostly if she had any asked "I want it. Old Mrs. Bowdon she's Charley would stay a little while; but Clint the beside car the road, "He pulled up Tope explained. seventy if she's a day you can said they should lodge here till he children," know. They just got a flash and got out, under pretext of indidn't with her till you're blind and argue wanted the house for his own bride. about her same the but the at tires; from the district specting don't she give an inch. "And that will be a long time, by man out death,and of his hat, he wanted to time, under the brim there; they Mrs. "And Taine's as bad," Heale all the signs," he promised. give her a good obit, because of looked attentively at these three "She's one of these On the morning after Clint's ride course Hurder is a big advertiser. houses by the road. So did Tope and continued. thin, stringy women in a black over Kenesaw Hill, he rang the bell Charley said the district man was go- Miss Moss too. There was an undertaker's gar- dress; and she talks in a kind ol as they were about to sit down to ing to get all the dope, children and land attached to the door of the whisper as if butter wouldn't melt in the breakfast Miss Moss had pre- so on." old in house in the middle; and a car her mouth. She can strip the hide ofl an blue and Tope, watchothers sat The pared; thoughtful, and slippers, the ing him; and the Inspector was si- with a doctor's tag stood beside the you and never raise her voice. She's dressing-gowtoo. She'll put on overa morning paper crumpled in his lent for a moment. He said at road. The day was warm and fine allsworker, and go right at it. Do anythe nowhere after did him. for door the shower; yet at with an hand, opened last apologetic glance Clint see a window open. Some of thing. For instance, she wired hei He greeted Clint; and he called Miss Moss: own house and Bowdon's, and "You'll think I'm seeing things at the shutters were closed and at oth- hooked over his shoulder: up the wires in Hurder's windows er thick curtains hung. "Mrs. Tope, here's Clint for night, but there's something wrong If I didn't know they had cellar. Behind woods the the were houses, out there!" breakfast." I'd think they didn't have money, dark and still. Moss Miss urged slowly: "Why She appeared for a moment in When Clint presently drove on, he a cent, the way she works all the door to smile a do you think so? Mrs. Leaford was looked at the dining-rootime." Tope to see what impresout of was and the both sick, sit telephone them welcome, and bade Clint began: "Miss Leaford" sion the older man had received. sent someone for and order, they down at the table. The Inspector said guardedly: "Well, there they are," he said. Isn't a all?" that doctor. "Almost ready," she promised. "What do you think?" "Why, she might be all right, foi Tope shook his head. She watched these two for a second, Tope answered with a slow smile: all I know. She's always slipping matno runs a one for "No doctor, before in her a deep fondness eyes, how big the hurry is, without "Why, I get notions. Fool notions, around through the woods, alone, she disappeared into the kitchen ter maybe, Clint; but I've got in the like a wild animal; and she never some clothes on." habit of believing them. It feels to speaks to you. Passes you right again. When she presently returned, putting Mrs. "What was the matter with with the coffee in one hand and a me as if the people that lived in by " Leaford?" platter of eggs and bacon in the (TO BE CO!TLUED) said heart trouble," those houses were afraid." "Charley other, Tope said: a covers "But that explained. Tope "Wait, Clint. Start over now." lot of ground. If a man gets shot, on Species of Worms And he said to Miss Moss: "Mrs. or stabbed, he dies of advena curious had Clint's Tope, Tick-Me-U- p' as far as that goes. Heart To ture. See how it sounds to you." failure will kill a person; yes. But it takes something to make a heart A curious little worm, which is ious to purchase all they can And Clint told them how, driving fail. Takes dig up. quite a lot, too. These used by Tibetan natives as a In the winter season, the ground a back to town, he had overtaken on of ours hearts go pumping prethas attracted the attention is covered with these insects. More girl in her nightgown, running ty steadily, unless something hap- of missionaries. often they are found in the cocoon, through the rain upon that lonely pens to them. I'd like to know what Locally known as "grassworms," less often, without. In either form road. "Now what do you make of made her heart fail." make their habitat in lofty they find a ready market. that?" he asked, challenging them. He took up the telephone, and Miss they mountain ranges of the Tibetan Though somewhat smaller, they Miss Moss reflected. "I know a Moss moved to his side. "Inspecin appearance. little about that place!" she told tor," she urged, "it isn't our busi- border, near the Tatsienlu leper resemble home conducted by the Friars Minor The head is covered by a bright-rethem. "I know there are three ness." crust. As winter approaches He smiled at her. "Let me poke of the Hankow Vicariate. houses, side by side. Matthew Natives eat them dead or alive for they burrow t a in He's one. lives lawyer, my nose in," he begged. "I can't straight down medical purposes. In either form into the ground. Here they spin I till a of trust law mostly. The firm is know." out thing keep and Taine. Mr. Bowdon must He used the phone for a while, they bring fancy prices. They are thin cocoons in which they wrap in great demand for the mentally themselves. When the snow melts, of his be an old man now. Two turned back to them again. their heads begin a sprouting procwith depressed and for sufferers of stomin the firm are him, was he "That grandsons Inspector Heale," ess. Thin hairs, resembling grass, trouble. his and Justus Taine, said. "At Headquarters out there. ach When dead they are mixed with spring from the soil. Clint exclaimed: "Well, what I He hadn't even heard about Mrs. boiled The people of the district believe chicken. In this concoction I want to know is, who was this girl? Leaford being dead. guess it's are said to react wonderfully that the sprouting blades open like they Clint. He at What had frightened her?" grinned nothing." When live worms flowers and scatter spores which in as The Inspector got up and crossed "Son," he demanded, "what do you without cocoons are dug up they are due time develop into other worms to the telephone. "I wonder if Char- mean, coming in here and stirring mixed with a strong liquor, distilled a for Can't this us he said. go is way? girl up downtown," ley Harquail Who's Afraid ot Pilate's Ghost in this form from maize. Taken a in "He might know if anything has a walk her nightie along country are considered a potent remTourists and botanists who climb they so in without rain the a was road out there." starting Charley happened the slopes of Mount Pilatus in SwitI don't believe there edy against stomach ills. reporter, and he and the Inspector much talk? " to collect some of the 500 So "grass-wormzerland is valuable the How much were old friends. Tope called the was any girl, anyway. considered that hundreds of hunters different wild flowers that grow fellast drink did Moss young Miss night, and you newspaper office, make a living by gathering them. there, have long forgotten that it low?" and Clint listened to the Clint chuckled. 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