The Huttig news., 1910-11-12
SYNOPSIS.

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 | CHAPTER I.--At the expense of | Fs'iiel hat Robert Orme saves from arrest
 Rlrl in black touring car who has saLs4 it traffic jam on State street He ouys IL @ ha; and is gwen in change five dollar b Il cit. ''Remember person You pay this to, wren an it. A sec md time he helps the gin in the black 1a ar and learns that in Tom aad Bessie Nottingham they have mutual friends. i put gets no further hint of her identity m m ms rooms at the Pere Marquette he tteiepnones Bessie Wallingham and agrees 1 so soii at Arradale on the morrow He alseovers another inscription on the marked bill, which, in a futile attempt to Tn drawer.
 CHAPTER II.-senor poritol South A.meflcan. calls, and claims the marked ttai pli- orfne refuses to give it up. Por- i i.oi attacks orfne, is overcome and calls | ID Senor Alcatrante minister from his country, to vouch for him. AIcanfranfe , sIlss diplomacy to get the bill Orine is nrepicious nrei,tl and dIsmisses them with .o,,, pluiiise to Keep the bill until tomor- ipm pn. morning The office clerk tells Orme snat Japanese has called for him, but l sage. VI S | ,6HAPTER III.-orme goes for an eve niHs walk and in Lincoin park rescues 1 eiiea.rdnte from two Japanese assailants fAi"Iiahtrante fs"i again tries diplomacy but l turn to t sst the marKed bill On his re- | uldsseu by two Japanese into the tun- ti,,iile uiei,ihe passage to the courtyard. jlu- ffsoeq for@ed aIaq inle silent submission and a4I aoaeSu exchange of the marked bill for I another Is enected. His assaiianrs es fapg. sarpsh ds notes one of them has scared recd,e,tER 1I1AtPIER IV.-In the Pere Marquette car paaifiooi pta4n room ne finds the girl of the 'i piIi Orme tells his story. She reeoa- fa16o.e .ne Jap With the scar as Maku her on the biI1 1uSief; t The second inscription | of i sae pli IS the key to the hid ng pace t oh important papers stolen from fer ia ca'as Doth Japanese and South Ameri- l hir wan want the papers. She can not tell l a4s.ni nio she IS, nor the secret of the ,f9lis ,flis her Girl" Orme gets his copy of Tbev 1Ie inscription stal The girl deciphers It. f, start out In the black touring car LII quest Of the missing papers.
 ! Sri441- Ai-R TZ-a e..e university. 5i99ands at Evanston Orme locates the 1 ;harss psslse hlaku and another Jsp ar, tnere M orne fells Maku with q wrench out the other escapes in ihe darSness n nlln the papers. Orme finds in Makn's goJas's ls'rIss a folded slip of paper At the l 5 5 4 lSquest he taAes her and the cal l sGo so the home of her friend in Evanston She is still just ..Girl'' se'
 CHAPTER vI-orme goes back to inc pl.,..y 9l,se ersity grounds and finds out from iion io1.eii fta on guard at the ife-saving sta ,pDaas ,lo,, 'iiat Mdku Is inside They hear motor motor boat out on the lake and Orme sassests that Maku's assalant is es- fhil hbpinb mat way Sudden stopping of depo aIe boat exhaust indicates a break "n. 19"n. Orme and Porter go out in an it H'-'s, o9ae ana hnd the crippled one. In Girl. '"e papers ana
 CHAPTER vI1-The two boats close n. n G4rf jumps into Orme's boat. The Jap Tends Ornle off. and, finally discov- ana sr,as that the girl has cut off the gaso- ' ile' starts the motor and distances pur- l. he girl to her friends home. On the . way she i.., explains her presence in the ss., ooat' loihorroW will get those pa sers declares Orme.
 he CHAPTER a;i Withdrawing car for .he city. Orme finds Maku on il and ,raiis him hoping through him to find me me ,, yap who S,l has the papers In slum iuan.eT aa Maku confronts Orme and re- uses 10 be followed further. Orme goes i pack to the Pere Marquette where he ihds on the paper he took from Maku's pocket the address. ''S41 N Parker St"
 Dismissing the incident from his mind, Orme again made ready to re- turn to the allnight restaurant. He l paused at the door. however. to give the situation a final analysis. Maku had lost something After hunting for it vainly he had gone to the city directory for information which ap- peared to satisfy him. Then what he lost must have been an address. How would he have been likely to lose it?
 Orme's fatigue was so great that he repeated the question to himself sev- eral times without seeing any mean ing in it. He forced his tired brain back to the first statement Makn had lost something. Yes, he had lost something What was it he had lost? Oh. yes, a paper.
 It was futile. His brain refused to work
 Maku had lost a paper. paper?
 "Ah!" Orme was awake now.
 How stupidi" he exclaimed.
 For he had entirely forgotten the paper which he had taken from the pocket of the unconscious Maku, there on the campus, He had thrust it into his pocket without looking at it. and in the excitement of his later ad- 1 ventures 1t had passed utterly from his memory
 Another moment and he had the I paper in his hand His fingers shook as he unfolded it. and he felt angry at his weakness. Yes, there it was-the address-written in an informed hand. If he had only thought of the paper before. he would have been saved a deal of trouble would have had more sleep. He read it over several times Three forty-one North Parker street, so that he would remember it if the paper should be losf
 I'm glad Maku didn't write it in Japanesei" he exclaimed
 CHAPTER K.