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Does one speak on such ecesslonsf"
And II was 70. i.
THREE.
WHATS troubling me-" remarked
Hugh later. Els what to de with Car
and that sweet girl Irma."
The hour for the meeting was draw
Ing near, and though ne one had any
Idea M 10 what sort Of q meeting II
was going to be, II was obvious that
Peterson would be enc Of the happy
throng.
Il should say the police might now
he allowed q look In" murmured Oar
rell mildly. "You can't have the ma.
tying about the place after you're mar.
| Red"
II suppose not. answered DrufA.
rnsnd, regretfuily. Sand YET Ira .
dreadful thing to aaish . little show
like this with the poilce-if you'n for
give my saying So ylr. Green"
Sure thing" drswled the Americas.
"f,ut We have our uses Captain. ana
I'm inclined TO agree with POUR friend's
suggestion. Hand him over along with
HIS book. and they'll sweep up the
mesa
ST would be an outrage 70 le, the
,scoundre, TO-" said the millionaire
Hereby. The man lexington you say
Is dead: there's enough evidence 10
hang this brute AZ we'll. What about
my secretary In Relftstr'
But Drummond shook his head.
u have my doubts. Mr.. Potts. II
you'd he able to bring that home to
him. Still. can quite understand your
feeling rattied with the bird" he
rnse and stretched himself: then h.
glanced at his watch. "If's time you
all retired boys: the party Ought 10 he
starting soon. Drift In again with the
lads. the instant ring the ! H."
Left alone Hugh made certain once
again that he knew the right ronhlna-
tion Of studs On the wall to open the
hig door Which concealed the stolen
store Of treasurs--and other things as
we'll; then. lighting . cigarette. he SAT
levin and waited.
The end OF the chase was In sight,
md he had determined II should he
hitting end. worthy Ut the chase Itseif---
theutri,al perhaps. hui NJ the same
time impressive, S0methinr For tie
bitchlings ~ the party 10 ponder ON IN
the silent watches of tie night. !.
Tten the polIce--it would have to br
the police. he Sdialtted 1rrowfully--
and after that. Phyllis
And he was just oh the point 81 ring.
lug up his fiat 10 tell her thai le loved
her when the door upened and Y man
rame In Hugh recognized him nj once
M Valance Nesfnr. an author ~ xrea'
briIliance-in his own eyes--who had
lately devoted himself To- the advance
lnent 0f revolutionary labor.
't'ood afternoon" murmurpd Drum
iuond afrab!y. mir. PetrrsAn will be n
little lure. am his private secretary
Thr other nodded aud sat down Ian
gui,liv.
'',shat did you think Of my last iiffle
effort in tie Mld'andsr' he asxed
driving on his gloves.
quite wonderful" said Hugh. "a
marvellous help to the great cause"
iallaRrp NeStor yuwned slightly and
closed his eyes. only to open them
again as Hugh turned the pages Of til.
ledger on tha table.
What's THAR he demanded.
This Is the book" replied Drum
uiond rareIessly. "where Mr.. Peterson
fecol-- his opinions Of the Immense
value Of all his fellow-Y'orkers. Most
reading"
IAN lnsiff' Valance Nesfor arms.
with aIarriry.
why. NJ course" answered Drum
lLond. Are you not one OF the lead
ems, Herr you are" lie pointed with
his finger. and then drew hack In dis
may. -I,ear. dearl There must h..
some mistake"
But Valance Nesinr. with q frozen
aud CLASSY eye, was staring fascinated
AZ The following choice description 81
HIM elf:
'Nssfor. Valance. Author-So-sallesl.
Hnt-air factory. but useful up 10
p%',nt. Inar'inately conceited aud
ua0nu aentaI ass. Nai d. 10 be trllstesi