The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-15
THE CASH INTRIGUE
Continued from Page Eleven)


The last number of the involved COM
binatiOn had been found by the sense
Of touch and hearing alonei
"Cashv' he whispered. Millions Of
cash. ali gathered into one place!
He changed the combination, marked
t. carefully upon his card and started
once more, with averted eyes ana In
tent ears, to turn the knob.
In an office on tbs second floor PIN.
LIP Kelvin stood over a large hand
drawn map, on which every mile Of
every railroad in the United States
was carefully set down in strong lines.
though in inks of six different colors.
indicating the six main financial
groups. Starting from the network Of
Zines radiating from New York. Phil
lips clear eyes followed each road in
turn. ramihcation by ratification. TO
the end. going slowly and pausing over
each branch as If to fix more firmly In
his mind certain facts connected with
II.
ITO make these all one color" he
unused; that viii be one step. Then,
with millions of cash.
In his deep subcellar vault, dynamite
proof, electric drill proof, army proof.
old Henry Breed stood before his rows
upon rows of iron drawers. One of
them WINS open, and the electric light
glinted upon gold. Breed rubbed his
withered hands together.
Cash. he gloated. millions OF
cash and millions more to comeT"
kha OH . hal in a
big two story hall Blagg hastily
stopped his practice, restored his COM
bination lock to fits strong box, turned
triple keys upon it and double locked
his trunk.
Down into the vault tripped Lillian
Breed, her dark cheeks red from her
brisk morning walk. her dark eyes
bright. her scarlet lips parted over her
white teeth. 'T hurried in Just ahead
Of DR.. Zelphan. grandfather" she said.
"He will be here in moment. The
breakfast bell rang as came in at the
door,"
With the haste of boy Breed fol-
flowed her out through the four ves-
tibules. closing the heavy doors of
each one behind him, throwing of the
combination OF its lock and turning
out the lights beyond.
'And in all this world only we two
know" he said.
mfr. Kelvin knows" she reminded
him.
"But not the combinations" he has
tened TO assure her. do you know
how have won my supremacy? 1t 10
by finding big men TO do both my plan
ming and my executing; by knowing
such men when see them. Kelvin
he the greatest incentive that can be-
given him is to show him the tools
with which he may work. showed
him these enormous stores Of actual
cash for that purpose. and the knowl-
edge Is safe with him. / know men.
This Is not game of tennis, at which
a woman can play. have taken you
into my confidence this far only be-
cause in case anything should happen
to me l want you to get at the stores
that will make you the richest woman
in the world"
"Dr. Zelphan will be hunting you."
she reminded him.
Aroused from his momentary forget
fitness of his one bugbear. the shrewd
specialist whom he had employed to
look after his health and who, in that
capacity, had become a necessarily OPP
pressive burden, he hurried up
through the one room in his house to
which Zelphan had been denied ac-
cess. and with Lillian passed into the
hall where DR.. Zelphan stood awaiting
them.
"You promised when l left you here
at the house this morning to join me
at the head Of Big lake." he charged
Breed. III cannot take your word for
q longer morning walk. l shall have
20 stay by you until you do. Put on
your hat and heavy coat"
But breakfast is ready" protested
lillian.
The doctor peered at her with such
open contempt that she flushed and
Strengthened her shoulders. 1t was
evident that there was something deep
~ antagOnistic between these two.
III / employ a man TO make me do
things suppose l ought to do them"
Breed laughed and. securing his hat
and coat. went out with the Spartan
doctor just as Phillip came down the
stairway.
Lillian waited for Phillip and tucked
her arm playfully into his as be STEP
ped from the bottom stair. II almost
had the honor of going in to breakfast
with my grandfather" she said gayIy,
''but see how much greater honor my
disappointment brings me-"
IL admit it" said Phillip, with a
smile. only you are not expressing
my merit strongly enough to do me
Justice"
In the dining room they found only
Mrs. Rensselaer, and her nephew. Mrs.
Rensselaer, bowed stittiy to Phillip.
"How charming you are looking this
morning, child" she exclaimed. Ibid
you ever see such a picture OF health,
Herbert?"
''She is the goddess Of the morning, !"
he stated. the very Hqueur of life,
the very spirit of spring. the very
Quintessence OF what you may call