The Scales of Justice — Fred M. White

The Mercury (Hobart) 2 May, 1908THE SCALES OF JUSTICEby Fred M WhiteChapter 1: The Skeleton At The Feast.Chapter 2: The Letter.Chapter 3: The Moat House.Chapter 4: In The Dead Of Night.Chapter 5: The Yellow Stripe.Chapter 6: Suspense.Chapter 7: For Friendship's Sake.Chapter 8: A Friend In NeedChapter 9: Dr. Beard.Chapter 10: The Man And His Story.Chapter 11: In The Darkness.Chapter 12: Entangled.Chapter 13: Nearly Lost.Chapter 14: The Photograph.Chapter 15: Who Is The Man?Chapter 16: To The Rescue.Chapter 17: The Cause Of Humanity.Chapter 18: The Scent Of Danger.Chapter 19: At The Cottage.Chapter 20: A Startling Recognition.Chapter 21: Mrs. Dunlop-Gordon.Chapter 22: A Question Of Identity.Chapter 23: The Shadow Of A Doubt.Chapter 24: The Light That Failed.Chapter 25: A Wasted Life.Chapter 26: Missing.Chapter 27: Misgivings.Chapter 28: Face To Face.Chapter 29: The Next Move.Chapter 30: The Arms Of Her Lover.Chapter 31: A Gleam Of Reason.Chapter 32: Gilbert Speaks.Chapter 33: Face To Face.Chapter 34: The Jewel Case.Chapter 35: The Missing Bonds.Chapter 36: In The Net.Chapter 37: Setting The Trap.Chapter 38: Within The Snare.Chapter 39: Beaten.Chapter 40: A Blue Sky.Fred Merrick White was a contemporary of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle100,000 words