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CHAPTER XIII.
A Pair of Eavesdroppers,

When ! came down after dressing
for dinner, Bates called my attention
to a belated mail | bounced eagerly
upon letter in Laurance Donovans
well-known hand, bearing, to my sur
prise, an American stamp and post
marked New Orleans. It was dated
however at Vera Cruz, Mexico. De
cember 10, 1901, and gave a charac
teristically racy account of his efforts
to dodge the British detective who was
pursuing him. He hoped, he wrote, TO
cross the borders into Texas, but de-
clared that he should keep clear OF In
diana, as he was unacquainted with
the Indian language.
Bates gave me my coffee in the
library, as I wished to settle down to
an evening of reelection without delay.
Larry's report OF himself was not reas-
surfing despite its cheerful tone. l
knew that If he had any idea of trying
TO reach me he would not mention il
in letter which might fall into the
hands Of the authorities, and the hope
that he might JON me grew | was
HOt, tutitlcu
at Glenarm under the terms OF my
exile. but as a matter of protection in
the existing condition OF affairs there
could be no legal or moral reason why
I should not defend myself against my
foes. and Larry was an ally worth
having.
My neighbor, the chaplain. had In
advertently given me bit of impor-
tant news; and my mind kept revert
ing to the fact that Morgan was re-
porting his injury TO the executor of
my grandfather's estate in New York,
Everything else that had happened
was tame and unimportant compared
with this. Why had John Marshall
Glsnarm made Arthur Pickering the
executor Of his estate? He knew that
l detested him. that Pickerings noble
aims and high ambitions had been
praised by my family until his very
name sickened me; and yet my own
grandfather had thought It wise to In.
trust his fortune and my future to the
man Of all men who was most repug.
nant to me. l rose and paced the floor
In anger.
My rage must fasten upon some one,
and Bates was the nearest target for
II. ! went to the kitchen. where he
Usually spent his evenings. to vent my
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broom before his last trip to Yer.
mont. He didn't die with the stuff in
his clothes, did he?"
Lord bless me, no, sir! There was
little enough cash 10 bury him. with
you out of the country and me alone
with him"
He was a crank and suppose
got lot Of satisfaction out OF burying
his money. But this hunt for 1t isn't
funny. ! supposed Of course we'd dig
1t up before Glenarm got here or
shouldn't have been IN such a hurry
to send for him. But it's over there
somewhere In the grounds. There
must be a plan Of the house thai
would help. ri give you thousand
dollars the day you wire me you have
found any sort Of clue
Thank you, sir"
81 don't want thanks, want
the money or securities, or whatevor
It Is. I've got to 20 back TO my car
now, and you'd better skip homo. You
needt tell your young master thar
I've been here"
l l was trying hard to remember, "a
stood there with clenched hands out
side the chapel porch, that Arthur
chickering's name was written in the
list CT directors CT one Of the laTgest
trust com panies In America and that
he belonged to the most exclusive
clubs in New York, I had come out
for my walk with only an inverness,
over my dinner Jacket, and was
thoroughly chilled by the cold mist
i was experiencing too. an inner cold
az ! reflected upon the greed and per-
fidy Of man
Keep an eye on Morgan" said
Pickering.
Certainly, sir"
And be careful what you write or
! wire
III mind those points, sir. But ia
suggest, If you please, sir"
"Well?" demanded Pickering impa-
teutiy.
| That you should call at the house
It would look rather strange to the
/ young gentleman IL you'd come to St
/ iAgatha's and not see him"
II haven't the slightest errand With
him. And besides haven't time II
he learns that I've been here you may
say that my business was with Sister
Theresa and that regretted very
much not having the opportunity to
call on him"
The irony OF this was not lost on
Bates, who chuckled softly. He cana
out into the open and turned away TO-
ward the Glenarm gate. Pickering
passed me. 80 near that I might have
pat out my hand and touched him. and
IN q moment l heard the carriage
drive OF rapidly toward the village.
heard Bates running home over
the snow and listened to the clatter Of
the village hack as it bore Pickering
back TO Annandaie.
Then out of the depths Of the chapel
porch--out Of the depths OF time and
space, 1t seemed, so dazed l stood
some one came swiftly toward me.
some one light Of foot like a woman,
ran down the walk a little way into
the fog and paused.
An exclamation broke from me.
housekeeping for two!"-it was
the voice Of Olivia. "I'd take pretty
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That's possible, though unsports
manlike. But we don't have to look a
gift mallard in the eye"
We laughed together. II was easy
to laugh with him.
by tho way, forgot to get Pick
ering's address from Morgan. II you
happen to have It"
with pleasure" said. Alexis
Building, Broadway, New York"
Good! That's easy to remem ber."
he said. smiling and turning up his
coat collar. Don't forget me; I'm
Quartered in a hermits cell back Of
the chapel, and believe we can find
many matters OF interest to talk
about"
I'm confident of It," said, glad Of
the sympathy aud cheer that seemed
70 emanate from his stalwart figure.
I threw on my overcoat and walked
to tho gate with him and saw him
hurry toward the village with long
strides.
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CHAPTER XIV.


My first thought was to find the
crypt door and return through the tun.
mel before Bates could reach the
house. The chapel was open, and b.
lighting matches I found my way to
the map and panel. | slipped through
and closed the opening; then ran
through the passage with gratitude to
the generous builder who had given Il
a clear foor and an ample roof n
my haste miscalcvlated its length.
pitching headlong into the steps uu.
der the trap beneath Glenarm House
at gait that sent me sprawling. In
a moment more had damned the trap
into place and was running up the oei-
lar steps, GREATNESS, with my cap
smashed down over my eyes.
heard Bates entering at the rear
and knew that had won the race
by a scratch. There was hut a mo.
ment In which to throw my coat and
Gap under the dlvan In the library
slap the dust from my clothes and
seat my self at the great table whers
the candles blazed TRANQUILITY.
bhSos bVep was On SteaQy az ever
there was not the slightest hint OF
excitement In it--as he came and
stood within the door,
BEG pardon. MT. Glenarm, did you
witch anything. sir7"
"Oh, no. thank you. Bates"
* had stepped down to the village,
cir, 10 speak to the grocer. The eggs
he sent this morning were not quite
90 70 the mark. warned him not TO
send any OF the storage article TO this
house"
THAT'S right, Bates" I folded nv
arms to hide my hands. which were
black from contact with the passage.
and faced my man servant. My re-
spsct for his rascaliy powers had In.
creased immensely slnoe he gave me
my coffee A contest with so clever
q roeue was worth while.
TIN grateful for your care OF mo,
Bates, had expected to perish Of
discomfort out here, but you are treat
in9 me like a lord"
Thank you. Mr.. Glenarm. do
what I can. sir"
He brought fresh candles for the
table candelabra. going about with his
-aeeustoned noisaIsss step, felt z
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"Oh Yes, I'm Terribly Wicked, Squire
Glenarm."
wicked. Squire Glenarm! They're
sending me or"
But ! suppose the Sisters are awful
ly strict"
They're hideous,-perfectly hide
GUS"
Where Is your homer" l demanded.
Chicago, Louisville, indianapolis, Gin
cinnati, perhaps?'
"Humph. you are dull! You ought
to know from my accent that I'm not
from Chicago. And l hope l haven't
Kentucky girls air Of waiting to be
battered to death. And no Indianapo-
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good care Of myself II I were you,
Squire Glenarn! Good night"
"Good-by!" | faltered. as she sped
away in the mist toward st. Agatha's,
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G1His 2eopulo pertbeioist.

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ser SomeStomn- NllaItCQlng.
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SaS @cttcr.

Siir Worplono uno ocn Tiitrift
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Tic 4arf.G
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bon 1&0 bis I Qhr Mben0s.
erusramm fir .1eperal. ein.earf".
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i%u1tci. Aud acknowledgment iueroen gern
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miiie nber ibren Tameu unterihreiben une
nor Hnem mint perssieu. iua bic 1eitltdteit
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Gin id6nes nnb niiplidcs 8cidenf
fir Nnaeb6rige 1T INNER cine lcbcns.
arohe photographic oSer cine fiinit-
leriid o~ollenbcte Gopic cines alien
SiIScs in Grapun, @aiicrfarbe, Del
OScr Eaitcn. SIC id0niten Cabinet.
bilocr MIR ST prO 9ntenb.
Snlins Scbbel, oeutiher photograph,
(90-) 321 Wprb.8 as. StraRe.
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Stcd)crc an Greter It + i {

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Sn Der GretcritroBc, nobe Nccel-
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filrs Dor Mittcrnad)t cine Insobl
Meger bci'nl @iirfelipiel. aomm II,
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be'ien @oporo Smith bon Nr. 303,
elephants Court, ein Weiier 5oe unb
Gb. Siomono BON Nr. 416, Sbort.
Strobc, Stihc in Den &opf sic Iinte
Wangc mo Gas liitfe Sbr mo Soip-
arc Sobulon bon Mr. 1887, McGl.
ocrr-S troBc, einen Stid in ben SIM.
terbuls perlebtc. DIAMOND 500 mn,
einen 3S,falibrigcn Mepolper aus ser
GaIhe lt1o id)oB allf Smitb, ben,
cine an9cl ocn Wittcl. ullo 3cige-
finger Der red)tcn So,to perIette. Ger
ShnB bruf)tc Die EoIi5iitcn aearns,
1pIon nno Ncblcin CUR SteIe, peld)c
bic orei Ncgcr s~ilerit ms nStaot-
Soipitol" itno oonn NIT gusnabme
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blieb, III sic mittIere Yoli5ciitation
brad]ten, no gcltern &idtcr Grammar
Smith fir Elm 0erbor ont II. Si,ni
Dem @efGngniB iibernies, bis SIT mel.
hem 3eitpilnft 0ianto,,o oas Soipi-
tal miro p%erlaiien fonnen. diamond
ir,o Sobnion nuroen oiii frcien Sui
geieet.
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GarI 6ubI hat baS 8prt.


Der protofollirenoe Sefrctar oeS
oNorboitlifeu SGngerbmoes"
analpiirt Den S%inm3berid)t iibcr
ooS Neiporfcr Sdngerfeit. -
Giuiac red)t trditige Gommcntare.
llnangenebmc HiidbIidc.
Sr. &arI Subj, Der protofollireroc
ScfrctGr bcS .Ncrb6itli6en Ginger.
blnbcS," bon ipeldem man BON ieber
OH cine unperbliimte Sprode ges
tpGbnt lit, peroifentIiht ioeben ben
enogiiltiaen 6inon5berift OeS Neus
orfcr SGugerieites nit @ommento'
rem, melte froit ieiner boben amt
lifen Stcllung I'M 8unoe geiuiB al(c
Ginger intcreiiiren. 0r. Subj io0t
inter NnOeren:
yGnoIidL unb SPAR ourh cine Gro.
dire iibcr jeneS Set, Die Jest crit ibr
Grideillen genund)t unb bon Der unS
cinigc Grcnplare 5ilgegangen, tlnOen
ipir oilS, iuie Der .%itotlis quo" be5iig,
lid be5 oneruus rerum" lid nod 4b'
lalli jcncS Sdngerfeites geitoItctc.
@ortlid), nod In9obc jener Bro
dire, loiien mir Die ipccifi5irtc gIb-
rcdnlitg folgen:
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Sp1tcr talnen 81 Den Ginlabmen
nod $1,000 bon Ger @ottfrieo ariiger
Niiociotion bin5lL 10 ooB Der @e.
ionmt-l lebcrihuB Damn $773t.77 Re.
trllg.
Idtbielboit lit o~leroings, pie Die.
ier lleberidnB oertbeilt lpuroe, oenn
IN Der 9rod)iire lit angegeben, baB
$4,000 in einem ieiten, Sinstragenbeu
Jonb fir Die Ser. Sdnger BON Stem.
art" angelegt mnroen ieien. IS Der.
hleibcn Damn nod $1731.77 uno bon
oicier Slinme crbielt-lout Ingoben
i'll iencr grodiire - oas 9eutld)c
&oipitol in Meporf $4,000. @ie man
nllll ans elmer Simme bon $1731.77
$1,000 bcmiuigen fam, oos ollss,l.
rchncn %pcrlongt groBcre &etmings.
fiinitler, nIS i'm Snnftum oes .Gbi.
lobclpbio @ereins.Geporter" at fin
Den iinb, u,b 5tpor trosbem mir
aloilbcn, bon Moom Micie's Hcdcn.
fltlit picI erlernt urlo ms onaeeignet
81 buben.
gbcr boinit nod niht genug. Sn
Der Wrod)iire Itcbt cS ifnporS olli
WciB, Dob Der Heit ser aoiie Den
~%creinigten SGngcrn bon Nemorf"
i%lberipieien iporoen iei. llnieren
SGn9crbriibern in Teporf nilB ga
,pobl oild) cin SeiIonb 5l Siilie &C
tonlmen lcill, ein Wonn. ser nit :.
Wroocn brciBigtonlenb @eniden slt
lpeilen I'M Stonbc por, oenn ipenll
man $173t,77 an Sono bat uno aus
oieier Summe $1,000 tbeiIs onleat,
tbcil@ ilbcrpciit unb sillest nod einen
Helt at Sonb bat, oen man eincr
Safe ii%bcrlpeiit, 10 lit ous ocnn opd)
Gil ipeni0 Itort.l
User MN ouS Mclparfer SGnaer.
felt mltacmoht, Der meiB aus Grfob.
rilng, ipie bel oemlelbcn oltf alle err.
ocntlld)e Wcilc baS 8elo aus Seocni
bcrollaacQitctidt murbc. 9ci'nl Gnl.
piongSsGon5crt, 81 Gbrcn scr aus.
ipnrtigen Ginger hno Seitmitpirfcl,-
Den peronitoltet. mutton oieielbcn
Seiltc. 81 beren Gbreu oos Concert
iiatttono, Giutrittsselo beSablen,
lpenn lie Dem CONCERT b~eiipobne,l
ipolten. limo babel beiBt cs in Der
9rod)iire portlid) in @eSug o,f bic
6inan5en: Gin aIGnSei,beS iinun
Sicllcs Hclultnt! ToiIcIbc mirtte iii,
10 %crfreulidcr. ais cS nidt ol,rd)
angitlide Spariamfcits .3idiidtelt
CREDIT iporben it,"
Sonneriuetter, i'd bore oa binter
mir einige Souienb Sanger iiber
olelc Vebauptrng Indeil, ipeIde aIle,
alIe ihren GintrittspreiS ieIbit bei'm
VNtp'uhgS Sofl5ert babef be5ablen
n%liiifen.
@emerfen ,uin id) aber aud, oa5
ipeiter III Dem 9iihIein aneegeben
iporoen 1T. baB Die Summe. sic or
ooS Geutide SoipitoI peripiIliat
fprroe, nitlt $4,000, ionoern $500 be,
trosen babe, aber mesbalb ocnn crit
nit S%auicnoen uni iid su lpcrfcn,
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UeIoien6unaeu

nad) DeutIdlanS "a Gents pro Warf,
nod OeItreid 2OHa Gents pro arone.
Yorto ertra. Shiffsfarten boz, unS
nad GeutidIano. @eiiepdfie. @ed.
ieI, greoitbrieie mno ausldn6iides
@elb. 5beo. 8. 9iener & Co., 217
Dit.BaItimore. Strabe. (3O3-)
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sos Sunr mad, Der Yaeifie.GGfc

uia Venniplponia 9abn aiii Gcnto Der
.Gbriltion Gnoeopor" G%onpention in
Seattle. abiabrt 5. sui, Spe3iaIsua.
Hieorigc Hateu NIT regiilGrem BUG.
Man cuniuItire 9iffrt' Ngeutcn.
(t61,12
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Meldyes Sdngerieit bon ben bcioen
%finon5iel nun oas 8roBere uno Gr.
fplareiherc mar, iiberlaiien mir ben
Serrcn inn Wostito.S toote ults3ll.
red)nen.
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..6armunic Eafc,"

npNrWOWtc : NuIC,
Nr. All, @cit.Dagette- Strakc, aarl
sdmibt, 3nbaber. @irsbnrser Spf'
bran friidl am 3apf. Diners, Sonpers
a ID carte. rrr Sommersarten jcet
fir bas Gmblifam offen. (Mprt,tO