The Huttig news., 1911-07-22
Copyright by Louis Joseph Vance
SYNOPSIS.

1HAPTER I-David Amber, starting Tor duck shooting visit with his friend, HHnitnohy Quain of Tanglewood Lodge, NaRofnfs, comes upon an attractive youn q ,aoy equestrian who has been dismounted oy her horse becoming frightened at the 999uaden 9un appearance in the road of burly i,tiuu. h,t ti Amber Is about to attack the babu tnine Su, ine latter eonvinces him that he is innocent of being the intentional cause of is the pg young iady's mishap. He declares he monthnisca de Lai df I, GIna55erii .lhe appointed as man of high rank and pressing a ta nys.efi%ous % lttle bronze box. 'tThe To- ea near, into his hand, disappears in the side. Amber Is astonished to hear her cal hl---hLz z-na.le
 rasli, eld. - H.-IIis wits come to his ecesIue ana he addresses her as Miss sophie Farrell daughter of Col Farrell ol the British diplomatic service in India ano visiting his friends, the Quains. She sufmises that Quain had written inforna @uoh @ leading to this deductive reasoning They agree to keep secret the meeting m,ss mvs,er,oI the Bengali and the matter of the ot,ai osaiIeitous i pox Several nights later the sssualn guar nome Is burglarized and the bronze -R I1I.-Amber and his friend ~ ~9ualn go hunting on an island and be- sSoihe iost when darkness comes on Start Ing for home In boat. inc vaa,l siins away In the night with Quain aboard and abant amDer ena IS n, left marooned He wanders aoout, hnaily spies lights In the distance, sion. " "4iis CHAPTER Iv.-Upon being admitted h. a9sd IFS B's.t as It's occupant an old friend Ia1nd. W1l. and who appears to be In bidns. " zen MISS Farrell Is mentioned Rntton is snd strangely sf9y. ,s agltated Chatterji appears Who p opens the box and finds an emerald ring. chatterzi summons him to a meet dhs or mysterious body of which he ia d MeHber and departs
 CII-AT I'll v ,Yrs6y .o,.oz aio a oashes out after Chatterji He re- edi ed ns . wildly excited and says he has kill some e annarau; r,anau; Then. wrought up over to Ds1ilg, I, he asks Amber. as a friend. to go .o o = ==-Q,a vs-n on a -1ys-erious errand
 ,,a.. iiAI ,i Al a.--..e servant helps Am 9er Gn,hu ourg s, ms dead dead friend The next day Ai1oer Al 1. finds Quain. tells him something ol ms adventure and decides to leave at once for India. Quain takes him in his motor motor boat to intercept an outward bound FER vII.-Amber journeys to 1n- Sla S on the steamship Poonah. On the way ne se sehas letter to MT. Labertouche. a scientific friend in Calcutta, by a quick-. route. The day the Poonah arrives in port a native mendicant hangs constantly Ae==s = -, sz-fiee ~ z tea scientist.
 in Calcutta he finds note. apparently rom Iabertouehe. awaiting him at his h hodei- II hints that something peculiar rects Amber to meet him at certain place. On arriving there a middle-aged man resembling the Hindu babu Chatterii greets him. Ambers suspicious are aroused and he whips out his pistol.
 CHAPTER IX.-The man whom Am- Der thought traitor turns out to be Labertouche In disguise The latter tells him he knows his mission to Calcutta is 10 get Miss Farrell out of the country before second mutiny occurs Laber- tonche strolis about while Amber goe9 in- to money-lender's with the Token. The man IS about to examine 1t when a dag ger hurled through the air enters his clutches Amber and urges escnpe.
 CHATTER X.-Amber is hurried into dark hut. Here his companion, a Hindu. processes great subservience to Amber as a member of the secret order Evidently ne mistakes Amber for Rutton and saw nm offer the Token at the money-len- oef s. Amber returns to his hotel to be passed on the street by a babu who ut terS the. mystic words: Tomorrow Oar