Tue Siuvee-Voices Murcer—By Morton. Skefington, London. thor of "Mystery of Hermit's End, Already noted for, being id the "Scarlet Thumb-Print," Guy Morton here. presents, in. this his latest novel, another excellent piece lof detective fiction, At ment of the story, tue Geteccives in the Fos mp by "the mystery surround: murder of Haldane Pincha: left are the evidence.that a scoinan was in the deceased's flat just before by was killed, a silvery-voiced telephone message, and a cipher written in numbers, Admittedly, detectives have solved mystness with less fo goon than this, but they are atled in this case. Guy. Morton then "ps a quaint' amateur detective, Aldolphus Haire, who, der the cloak of a number of fanny, mannerisms, ig definitely awake and is able to use his brains in no small finally solve the. myster The tale is related by Haire' for Watson," a financial editor in 8 large newspaper, who is just as "dumb" as the detective's foil should be, and yet not too dumb to. miss what is apparent to the reader. this book has ite lighter tmomente Despite its somewhat. grim topi, Estimates and further particulars on application to
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