The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-24

IT'S nil right. III have them there.
he assured her finally and Dixie hurri ID
awa% on the road leading 10 tho camp
| Grant And Bs Men Arrive On Special.
, The special train hearing Grant and
Mis mon slid into the station and came
10 smooth s,andstill. and as the frs:
! men jumped 10 thr platform. the gar
age owner stepped UP to them.
| Il have message for Harrison
CRAM" Grant MAS pointed out TO him
Mr.. Grant" h. said stepping over 10
/ who.e the detective stood, "a Sccre:
/ Service man gnvs me Al order little
! while ago. he wasn't any more'n 4 boy
! lie says 10 b. sure To raid that under
! taking shop across the WAY and ti!cu So
! on To the main camp in the gorge"
! Thanking his informant Grant called
| his mon around him and issued quick
! incis!vn orders. Leaving Cavanaush and
Stewart 10 oversee the raidine of the
undertaking shop, he selected his men
and located them into tie waiting ma
chimes. Soon tn" streets Of Exeter re-
sounded with the roar Of speeding auto.
/ mobiles. whlring through in cloud III
dust IT. the mountains beyond and the
camp that my in the gorge.
Time was too short for the Secret
Service 10 catch up all the tangled
threads II this plot. Will" tho waiting
automobiles whirl"d Grants men to the
, camp in the gorge III" station master
was teleph"nIg frantically tn Won
!-ertZ. And 4 short half hour LAT
thci- hfE automobile was grinding lis
m and her partner III intrigue away
tr'rn the scene OF tho iaSco.
Up on the Canadian border. mounted
troops. summoned from twenty barracks
by the Chief and Grant rushed la pr
tee: the passes. tunnels and bridges. and
throw 4 lin" Of soldiers along the from
tier
out AZ tho camp Tho headquarters
wrr" suddenly surrounded and under
cover al guns in the hands Of Grant
raen tn" r"SerTi.lS wcr" h"rd"d t6E"th-
CT and placed under arrest. Leaving
th"m in IN" hands of his men. Grant
started out TO look about IN" camp. il"
found tn" powder house and supply d.
pots hidden deep IN tho gorge. and rs
he stood and wondered AT thu hug"u"ss
Of Ihis plot which had been :oil-d just
in t;nrr. his gaze wandered from ono
"bi"c' 10 another. Suddenly il center
al on = little figure lying just below
him beside 4 boulder. II was boy.
d"sr N IN" si'"p W si,""r exhaustion.
He stepped down tn" hillside and stop
ped t"si,lN tn. houIrlrr
"r"nr younSSi"r" 10 rruti"ra,l -!
h"lt"r take HIM III ~ damp mere"
* hr stopped and lifted tn. shopping
form. Tho cap slipped from tn" n"yi>h
head ard aNm"p III curly hair waved
io"sr.. Grant eaSp"h Tho SLEEPY dark
c;.s uI.cn"'l aud lo"k"d into his. SUD
denly Il hand snugh. Ia y,ull III. rna,
phi"a had fallen open together Rut
il VAS too Iat" Gran, hal caught SIGHT
~ III" Srrr"r S"ryIr.. star
"l'Sir Mason Gran; br"a;hrd I'm
The :. rvice' oh Dixi"-arh his arms
cluS"i ehnu' her lt:tc tighter. than
vas ner"ssar% although rnNi" Mason
lay still.
While Harrison Grant Sruod h"ldi;ig
TrXIc Mason IL his arms with thr cnrrx
OF rh" world. In" trou,Les. ia" strain.
slipping aNny from him III IN" rr,ni
relief ~ his discovery. manv. man"
miles away the first seeds wrr" hriu9:
s"Vn for pl"' that "umail"'I tn" one
Tho" had jus; Iu"ll"I
In Ia" interior a. Il fortune t"llinc
emporium in ETnp"w"ii. Va. sat I
woman in III" garh % n gypsy :"rtrur
teller. Hoy, features w-r~ cold AMI
heavy. her Hras pirrHiue. and her voice
when Ehn spoke h"isd with Guttu-a1
accents h" garh of the southern neop!e
shc had donred