The Huttig news., 1910-11-26
SYNOPSIS.

| t-ss'sj Il tifsff1c jam State street. He 'uys q Dew hat and is gwen in change nVe doiiai bill wi r Remember person l ou pay tnis tU. t4H.iten 1t. A sec aa tune he helps tie g.I i9 the black IT ana learns that in 1of md Bessie | aiHnShdm they have mutual friends. u gets no further hlnt of her identity m m ms rooms at the Pore Marquette he telephones Bessie Wallingham and agrees W tW9 soif al Arradale on the morrow. He discovers another inscription the si'iNsa plll. which, in futile attempt to tuesipIef t II. ne eoEes and places the copy m a drawer
 CHAPTER II-Senor Poritoi South An fA.mnerlcan calls, and claims the marked itai D,li' attl Grnle refuses to give if up. Por- m Senor Aieatrante, minister from his Gotuntry. tsta to Vouch for him. Aleantrante sls5cdapl,s silsS ddapiomaey to get the bill orme is promise i to keep the bill until ten tomor- row morning. The office clerk tells Orme M anat japanese has called for him. but sage VI -.ie'
 CHAPTER TI-Orme goes for an eye hihg hIag walk and in Lincoln park reseues TaiieaeIdnle from two Japanese assailants faia3iahlrante fai again tres diplomacy but aI larn to the Pere Marquette Orme is nedI9fsed eIIfli'e oy two Japanese into the tun- uSi i.hke passage to the coI.rtVard flu yltsued Into silent submission and a aorasd exchange of the marked bill for e9l anoahe1 IS effected His assailants es- forehead o''e VI 'i'eih mas scared CHAPTER Iv.-In the Pere Marquette seeeption room he finds the girl of the b1a "ao1rng orn1gg for r,. him She too, wants the nlzes the Jap with the scar as Mal<u bsr IatHSf butler. The second inscription oT op tme nlII IS the key to the hiding pIace ther Both Japanese and Sonth Ameri Sahs Sqs want the papers, She can not tell paper" @h9 ,, she Is, nor the secret of the calls her Girl 0rme gets h1s ronv af lns Ts. Inscription. The girl deciphers it. in ihney start out in the black touring ear III auest or the missing papers
 odA PIER vZ-n Yhe university ssii99unds at Evanston Orme locates the ,hauns place Maku and another Jap are Sisfe, S', orme fells Maku with a wrench. nu. , the other escapes in the darkness H mseH the papers. Orne finds in Ma}xu's < pu;linets p;siss folded slip of paper. At the fa f,'' ts,a request ~ he taxes her and the car s9 St tfie nome Of her friend in Evanston She Is still Just Girl"
 CHAPTER yI.-Orme goes back to the 11inserslty grounds and finds out frefn nioreeTi iion ft on guard at the hfe-saving sta- aou, tndt Maku is inside They hear a ',11o nio.or ooat out on the lake and Orme sassests that Maku's assailant Is es- fbapins tba E. mat way Sudden stopping of s sie boat exhaust indicates a break a2Nn- tI orhle and Porter go out in an t H'iier ooat anu hnd the crippled one. In 'GirI.' aLs the Jap with the papers and
 CHAPTER vII-The two boats close n. Girf jumps into Orme's boat. The Jap iehds Orme off, and, finally discoy- ss sraHs that the girl has cut off the gaso- hhe, starts the motor and distances pur- sult down the lake. Orne again takes he girl to her friends home On the mag nas+ si!e Ter eAplalns her presence in the oodt tomorrow l will get those pa- oers, declares Orme
 CHAPTER vIII.-Boardinp a car for ne city. orine finds Maku on il and rahs nm hoping through him to find .iae me Jap Mho % has the papers. In a slum ludfter Maku confronts Orme and re- fuses to be followed further Orme goes pack to the Pere Marquette where he aaols aads on the paper he took from Makus pocket the address, .'34l N. Parker St"
 CHAPTER IX.-Next morninp orna soes 10 54l q tenement in N Parker slfeet. lie makes a purchase in the sbbouna sbonaa th floor store and receives in his ol Jlu-Jitsu is on the third floor, Orme aas ais on Aha, elairvoyant on the fourth 1oor ana persuades her to allow him to ise the hfe-escape to enter the rooms he. oW; lie conceals himself under a covered able In Arima's front room
 CHAPTER X.-Arima has callers-AIea- rante, Poritoi and the Japanese minister 1rhle, 1Ia,.. uhaer the table. finds loose lrawer containing the stolen papers and rubstitutes for them some mining pros )eetuses. Japanese and South Americans lrgue over the papers and Orme haa,s nough To convince him that they are of international Importance with a time-lim- | TOT signatures of that night midnieht Arima produces the papers from inc drawer without detecting Or1ne's nrasS ehce' and the substitution is discovered.
 "Ha. Then it was you who were tricked-outwitted. That American reached the tree before you last evening and substituted these papers. Go back to Japan, Arima I don't need you"
 Arima bowed submissively As for the stranger, his rage gave way to despair.
 What shall say to the emperor?' he muttered. What shall say to the emperor"
 Then his feelings came again under control; he looked calmly at Alca- trante. We'll he said. what would you suggest?"
 Alcatrante's face was puzzle Every shade of doubt, disappointment. anger, suspicion and shrewd deduction passed over 1t. He Wa. putting into play that marvellous power of concentration on subtle issues that had enabled him to play so brilliantly the role of interna- tional under-dog. At last he smiled and spoke.
 Find the American" he said
 Suddenly there was a knock at the dor. Arima looked at his master, who nodded indifferently and said: Yes, see who it is. It can do no harm now"
 Orme heard the door open. What startled him first was the action of Poritol, who stepped back to the wall, his jaw dropping. his face picture of embarrassment and fright. Aleatrante and the stranger showed amazement.
 For moment they stood thus in silence, and then from the door came a