The Huttig news., 1910-11-19
SYNOPSIS.

CHAPTER I.--At the expense of |
 5stEd hat Robert Orme saves from arrest sFi II black touring ear who has s.s se...s.. :. ta-iflc jam on State street He ouSs t..W f9it anl is gwen in change nNe dollar b., vii Remember person od pt9 tils 10, Mi.stcn pn it. A sec o oau time he helps the glr : the black ear and learns that in Tom and Bessie Wallnghap they -have mutual friends put gets no further hint of her idenuty t ih ms rooms at the Pere Marquette he ttciepnones Bessie Nottingham and agrees to Soff at Arradafe on the morrow He uiseogefs another inscription on the ma lllarhed hed blll which, in fu.ile attempt to ae' s lpher 1t, he eoIles and places the copy Tn a drawer
 CHAPTER T.-Senor Poritol South Ah.m1eriean, h.1 calls, and claims the marked DllL Orne refuses to give it up. Por- isoi i eattacks Orme, Is overcome and calls country, to vouch for him. Alcantrante eries diplomacy to get the bill OrIne is s,rsseS repieIous and dlsmisses them with promise 10 keep the bill until ten tomor- row morning. The office clerk tells Orme .nat Japanese has called for him. but sage.
 CHAPTER III.-orme goes for an eve Hlns s walk and in Lincoln park rescues Aicatrante from two Japanese asssilants ffAi,5i&htfahte fA,,is again tries diplomacy but t,,rr ta,ds 10 get the maraed bill On his re- drae.e9 tie sHe Pere Marquette Orme is n1I 7tt1i t1eu oy two Japanese into the tun- nel-hke passage 10 the cour1vard iiu- y ytesueq lhto silent submission and d anotba.r eAtShdnse of the marked bill for anotheT Is effected. His assailants es- forehead. VI StiafFER IV.-In the Pere Marquette oar rs'{4foih pgi iooih ne nnds the glrl of the bJil il ",as.ng a.i Tor him. She too. wants the oilo Ii6se tIse tells his story. She recog- fiizes fi1 1es the Jap with the scar as Maku, her on tIa h.i} in}uiIer; The second inscription oi of 1l tle Dill Is the key to the hid ng place ot W important papers stolen from her fa- ellssr. os. Both Japanese and South Ameri- 551as SaIs want the papers. She can not tell ri ,,iin ,l.,. Whq She is, nor the secret of the calls her "Glrl.'' Orme gets his eonv af 1ne I inscription. The girl deciphers it T., iey A start out in the black touring car 'n quest of the missing papers
 CHAPTER v.-In Tle university grounds. at Evanston Orme locates the nniuhs place. Maku and another J.p are Snsie Ss ofne fells Maku with a wrench put the other escapes in the dar,Snese With the papers. Orne finds in Makl's pockets folded slip of paper Al the SITS sa .S request he takes her and the car eo the home of her friend in Evanston She Is still just .sGirl''
 CHAPTER vI.-orme goes back to inc university grounds and finds out from aorter, on guard at the hfe-sa ving sta .Ion, , diat Maku is inside. They hear d Hotof boat out on the lake and Orsne sussests that Makus assailant is es- eeaplng that way. Sudden stopping of Jl' de boat $ exhaust indicates break eo"h. 1. oIine and Porter go out in an- olher boat and find the crippled one In Jar U are the Jap with the papers and
 CHAPTER VII.-The two boats close m GIrf jumps into Orme's boat The Jap lends Orme off, and finally discov- sr.ng that the girl has cut of the gaso- me, starts the motor and distances pur- sL sHlt down the lake. Orme again takes haF ri way she explains her presence in the boat. Tomorrow 1 will get those pa- pers, declares orme.
 CHAPTER vIII-Boarding a car for he city, Qrme finds Ma6u on it and inc Jap who has the papers In a slum quarter Maku confronts Orme and re- fuses to be followed further Orme goes 9aek 9aek 10 the Pere Marquette Where he ands on the paper he took from Maku' 5 pocket the address, '3il N Parker St"
 In the farther corner Of the interior Orme saw large square table. It was covered with a red print cloth. which hung over the edge, nearly to the floor. If he could reach that table and con ceal himself beneath it, his position would be better.
 And now he suddenly remembered ludl tuS ObNiliit Oi ntS hestu NOulu p0 visible against the outer light to anyone within. Tie room seemed to be empty, but-at that instant he heard a door open. He drew his head up. Some one was moving about the room.
 The steps went here and there. Chairs were shifted, to judge from the sound But evidently there was only one person, for Orme cou.d hear no voices. He decided that Arima was preparing for visitors.
 Again he heard door open and close. Had Arima gone out, or had