The Glenwood post., 1923-03-15
SYNOPSIS

CHATTER I.-Gabriel Warden, Seattle
eaoitatist tells his butler he Is expecting
caller. 10 be admitted without question.
0featens him II he pursues . course he
sensiders the only honorable one. War
esa lesves the house in his car and meets
q man whom he takes into the machine.
When the car returns home. Warden IL
eaner., young man. has been at War
doo's houSo, but leaves unobserved.
CHAPTER IL-Bob Connery, conductor,
lscsives orders to hold train for q party.
The father of the girl. Mr.. Dorne. IL the
ksrson for whom the train was held.
p &. tatGn sn porss ,e ms ms1 .u1s aso
ter and his secretary. Don Avery. to dnd
cut what they can concerning him.
asquaintancs. The tradn u stopped By
SAowdrifts.
CHAPTER 1v..Eaton receives a tele-
gram addressed to Lawrence Hillward.
which he claims. 1t warns him he u
being followed
CHAPTER v.-Passing through the car,
0onnery notices Dorne's hand hanging
outside the berth. He ascertains Dorne's
Investigates and fnds Dorns with his
9kull crushed. He calls q surgeon, DR..
nenclair, on the train.
CHAPTER v1.-sinclair recoenix.s TIA
injured man as Basil Santoine, who, al
enough blind, is q peculiar power in the
financial world as adviser to ''big inter-
CHAPTER vII.--circumstance point to
EATON as santoine's essailant.
CHAPTER vIII.-Eaton is practically
placed under arrest. He refuses to make
SaIanations o,Ia,I tons. as to his previous move
Admits he was the man who called on
Warden the night the fnancier wss muir
rtet santoine to Withhold Judgment. tell
Goc.n. mg her ne he i T. in serious danger. though
he feels the girl believes him.
CHAPTER x.--santoine recovers suffi-
to reveal his Identity. The financier re-.
santone home. where he is in the posi-
don Of q semi-prisoner.
CHAPTER XI-Eaton meets a resident
OF the house, Wallace Blatchford, and
young girl, Mildred Davis, with whom
conceal the fact. Eatons mission iS to
secure certain documents which are vital
TO his interests. and his being admitted
70 the mouse is remarkable stroke of
luck The girl agrees to aid him. He
becomes deeply interested in Harriet SAN
tcine. and she in him.
CHAPTER XII.-Harriet tells Eaton she
and Donald Avery act as "eyes" to San
tome, reading to him the documents
which he bases his Judgments. While
walking with her, two men in an auto
mobile deliberately attempt to run Eaton
down. He escapes with slight injuries.
The girl recognizes one of the men as
having been on the train on which they
came from Seattle
CHAPTER xIII.-Santoine questions
Eaton closely, but the latter Is reticent
The blind man tells him he is convinced
the attack made on him on the train was
the result OF an error, the attacker hay
ing planned to kill Eaton. Santoine tells
Harriet she Is to take charge Of certain
papers connected with the "Latron Prop
critics" which had hitherto been In
Averys charge.
CHAPTER XIV.-Avery seeks to influ-
ence Harriet, as his wife to be, to give
the papers to him. She refuses. Harriet
Is beginning to feel that her love belongs
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CHAPTER Xv.-At the country club
Eaton reveals n remarkable proficiency
at polo seemingly to Avery's gratifica-
ton. Eaton induces Harriet to allow him
to leave the grounds for a few minutes
that night