The Glenwood post., 1923-03-29

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CHAPTER v.-Passing through the car,
vennsry notices Dorne's hand hanging
Se1 has recently rung. Perturbed, he
@vestgates and finds Dorns with his
xaii crushed. He calls . surgeon, Dr.
CHATTER v1-sinclair recognizes the
injured man as Basil Santoine, who, al
SHANGHAI world as adviser to :fbig inter-
sstA His recovery is q matter Of doubt
CHAPTER vII.-circumstanos point 3,
eaton as santoine's assailant.
caAPTgR vI11-Eaton is practically
nents before boarding the train, but
S9min ne was the man who called ON
CHATTER IX.-Eaton pleads with Har-
Hs her he Is in serious danger. though
Hnosent of the crime against her father.
CHAPTER x.-santoine recovers SUM-
S1ently to question Eaton. who refuses
70 reveal his Identity. The fnancier re-
Sautoine home. where he Is in the posi-
don Of semi-prisoner
CHAPTER xI.-Eaton meets y resident
Of the house.. Wallace Blatchford, and .
young girl Mildred Davis, with whom
secure certain documents which are vital
to bis interests. and his being admitted
70 the house - remarkable stroke OF
luck. The girl agrees to aid him. He
becomes deeply interested in Harriet San
toins. and she in him.
k>IN~
sa1 Donald Avery act as ''eyes'' to SAN
tome, reading to him the documents on
which he bases his judgments. While
mobile deliberately attempt to run Eaton
down. He escapes with slight injuries.
The girl recognizes one Of the mon a.
having been on the train 81 which they
came from SeattlA
CHAPTER xIII.-santoine questions
Eaton closely. but the latter IL reticent.
Tho blind man tells him he Is convinced
the stack made on him on the train was
the result of An error. the attacker hay
Harriet she is to take charge Of certain
papers connected with the '1atron Prop
critics" which had hitherto been in
Avsry's charge.
CHAPTER XIv:-Avery seeks to infiu-
ence Harriet. as his wife to be. to give
the papers to him She she refuses; nt ,s Harriet Harriet
CHAPTER xv.-At the country club
at polo. seemingly to Aysry's gratiflca-
ton. Eaton induces Earr1st to allow him
to leave the grounds fer . few minutes
that night.
CHAPTER XvI.-That night Eaton m
vades Santolne's library. seeking the pa
he finds two mon, one Of whom he reoog-
nixes with bewildsred surprise. on the
same errand. The three men snEAge in
a pistol duel.
CHAPTER xvII-Aroused by the shoot.
ing. Santoine descsnds to the library. The
Blatchford arrives ana is on the point Of
informing Santoine of the Identity of one
OF the intruders when he II shot and
instantly killed. The fighters escape. The
safe has been rihed and important papers
taken.
badly wounded. She helps him and ac-
companies him in an auto In pursuit OF
the invaders Of the house. He satisfies
her of his Innocence, which she has never
doubted. Avery and n hastily summoned
posse pursue Eaton. Satisfied he has
wounded the man he recognized in San.
tolne's study, Eaton leaves Harriet and
takes up the trail through the woods
mo news will be good news" he
said, until"
"Until whatT"
"Until-" And again that unknown
something which a thousand times
1t seemed to her-had checked his
word and action toward her made him
pause; but nothing could completely
bar them from one another now. "Un'
til they catch and destroy me, Or
until / come to you as-as you have
never known me yet!'
An instant more she clung to him.
The double headlights fared into
sight again upon the road, much
nearer now and coming fast She re
leased him; he plunged into the
bushes beside the road, and the damp
bare twigs lashed against one another
at his passage; then she shot her cal
forward. But she had made only g
few hundred yards when the first Of
the two cars met her. It turned tt
Its right to pass, she turned the samt
way the approaching car twisted t.
the left, she swung hers to oppose 1t
The two cars did not strike: the!
stopped, radiator to radiator, with
rear wheels locked. The second ca