The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-11

road, with the latter young gentleman
In state of stupefactien.
ITO Forest LAkesw Rensselaer, ex-
claimed FOR at least the twentieth
time. why, goa cid fox. you never
said a werd about ever having known
Henry Breed or Of ever having been
to Forest Lakesp
~ didn't daFe.' answered Phillip
Il didn't want my panic to come on
too soon, which It would have done
had my connection With Breed been
known"
"How did you happen to fall IN
with the old boE7"
Hunted him upF' said Philip, with
sudden fire. "As you know, this same
crowd. Of whom Peilman was at that
time the head. led my father into a
carefully prepared stock deal. It was
as deliberate a plueking as any green
horn ever got ut the hands of a lot Of
confidence men, ana IT not only broke
his purse, but 1t broke his heart. Il
left him without ambition. and when
he died ne left me absolutely penni-
less. Even as a boy I planned to get
even, but knew must wait. Down
south the chance came. I made that
oil strike, thNn luck poured in on me,
and / began at last to make a lot Of
money. One day about a year ago I
read In a paper Of Breeds anger
against this same Wall street c0terie
had formed some good acquaintance
down there. and ameng them was a
man who knew Breed personally. He
gave me a letter OF introduction. /
then went to see Breed and proposed
this plan. He returned an evasive an.
swer, and went back south. Shortly
after returned there, however, dis
covered that Breed had put into opera
ten the system by which suggested
he drain the country of Ats currency.
I discovered, tee, that there were
spies watching me and delving into my
entire past history. said nothing, but
I made up my mind then that my time
had ceme. Sure enough, Breed finally
sent for me. He had employed over
Fifty men for nearly year to examine
every instant Of my career. and he
was satisfied spent week at For
est Lakes evolving the plan In detail,
and-yeu knew the rest"
"It's q wonderful thtngr' declared
Rensselaer,, with q leng breath. ats
O romancer"
"There Ii mere romance IN modern
business life than there was In the
days ef lance and shield" declared
Phillip.
mr.. x..,a 1885,. ,Is.sa xx,.s s,S..,.. s-.u
that surrounded Forest Lakes and
were admitted anehallengsd At the
door cid wilkins taet Phillip. but he
was ne more than within when there
was q rustic ef silk In The han and
Lillian came eagerly forward 10 meet
him.
81 understand" she said warmly.
shat you are the coaqueFing hero"
81 have deHe what was tala to De-"
"BHt yea have done It well. New It
is time that yOa came Aene to get
your reward"
81 have been fairly wen rewarded
as it is" De replied. 'thy the way !
have brought with nae aH cid friend 81
yours"
G0HS tufhCd anu dAE1OdC GV"uC0 66
they were Joined by Seung ReRsselaer.
who had stopped & msneHt % get
something fFeEa the ear.
1--WE are glad to see yeu again, Mr..
Rensselaer," she said. ~Mrs. Hens
selaer has been expecting yeu for
several days ana, like q dutiful
nephew. yen must pay your respects
to her at sRee. You will ina her In
her own apartments"
al will see ysu later. Bert" Keivin
called after him rs he went up the
stairs. Then to Lillian, ".WRere Is Mr..
BreedT
'He Is just trying TO make the eighth
hole cut back of the stables, and
think he must be at about the hun
dredth streke for it, she laughed 81
viii go out and bring him while y0u
remove the dust. Go right up 10 your
old rooms; they have been waiting for
you ever since you were here the other
time. They were becoming very lone
some for you"
Sam passed them in the han with the
luggage.
when you get the luggage into NE.
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