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|shlI yaIkinf sitic giitt Is mut-
tered oath, hs dropped az picked up
hiss Int from thu bench whore lie had
thrown It and walked to the hotel
steps. III .sS: u. ss3 4.
@ You have an honr,' he said, menac--
tuRfy turning. At the end Of that
time viii know what q 90. !" "a
Daniel must have stood there ten:
minutes after Hawcastle had gone,
and the twilight came down ana enyei-s
soped him with tts softness ~ the
lights came out here and there he turn:
ed and looked over at the windows Of
Won Grollerhagen's suit and noted the
shadow Sttll On the window blind.
rs s. Cooks TO me like does IL this thing
and ought toJh he told. I" be nurmured,
He found his way slowly across the
grams and Mp the steps ana in another.
moment tapped upon the door OF the
German's rooms. The door: was opened
by Rtbiere, who informed him that
Won 3rollerhagen was dressing. He
Found bis friend adjusting his white.
cravat before j mirror. s i
/ within i've minutes he had acquaint-
"a the other with a1i thut3 had passed.
and had received a smile In return
Won Grollerhagen refused to take the
matter seriously. .:..s..:...>. +; !.
POUR he said. Surely you can:
trust this Lord Hasscastle not to men,
ton It. He must know that the conse-
1Quences Tor yon ~ well as Tor me
would be, TO say the least disastrous.
Surely YOU made that claarISto him.
Daniel xmiled gently. ss5=s .::=.4:s,
NO" he answered grfmly. ''He made
IT clear to me F lwo years III jail, and
II I.don't make UP my mind in fifty
minutes from now to do what he
wants ma to do',' ::: ..i . 5| = 5
What IS It: that: he wants you to
dor asked the, German. =. i r
1.-THE young lady's father trusted me
to look after her. and Il 4 won't prom
lie to let her pay f150Ooo for that
well, you've seen It around here.
haven't your III a, E3# >: :aEE:.. :&i5
= have observed 1t, II You refer to
the son Of Lord HawcAstle," answered
Won Grollerhagen gravely.
"'Well, II, don't agree to that Ivanofe
goes to Siberia and you and I to JAIL
+. Won Grollerhagen looked at him
quickly. g.. ~, -. r. g..
He threatens that! What do you In
tend to dor -. .,..., >sz,. y:
u can't: agree. There wouldn't be-
any trouble to It IL It was only me.
They could land me for two years or
twenty. But j can't do what they
want, even to let you and Ivanon out
Itsainst my money Eli can do is to
hint that you get out right away.
1vanon can't go. They've got ring
around this place" - D..
You could get away, too, my
friend" said the German. watching
him softly. You had not thought Of
thAt?"a ~ .*.T ~. :: 49,. j
mo. sir; and I'm not going to think
Oft. But. you',-- -. ,t:o-~; 1::'.s.
T E"As2 tor me, X shall co. said Won
GroHerhagen, standing up. T.>
well. that's part OF the load of my
mind. I haven't had the nerve to tell
that poor fellow in there, though. =
Won Grollerhagen notioned s. Ri
dApp;si iis i l. monsieur law he COM
manded and pointed to- the other door
| OF, the, chamber: ). The man opened it
at once aud beckoned to 1vanoft. :: -.
""Ivahoff, some unexpected difficult.
ties have arisen" said the German.
1.-THE police have discovered your pres
ence here, and persons who wish evil
ito my friend have threatened TO- make
trouble. He can do nothing further
to save you unless he betrays sacred
trust" ,>es,> }..... r. . -. >S5; .+3*s
"It's the truth, old man." said: Dan
1el feelingly. II can't do it, ! ..ss..=,=
For a: moment the: Russian refugee
staggered and supported himself with
his hand on the table. Then he looked
mp. =: :, .> =. ;.,,s
| n thank you for what you have
tried to do" F:% !. ... :.= .,: !.
!: Won Grollerhagen went on: :. -:
( 4"In the meantime my friend believes
Naples q safe place for me. And SO
auf wiedersehen." :, : ii, ''5. >,.
Pike extended bis hand. which the
| German took. ~ .r1-.~ <i..355ss5
! j'"Goodby. doc, and God bless your
he said: And Won Grollerhagen
squeezed Pixies fingers. t5 p: - IA
TO our next meeting" he said and
in a moment was gone. ,@s** i
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