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TIIIS' lIKaiNS TUB STORY
TyftiMn . Tw" lm ,or BoeM.
m recoup racing lettta. Il
5'v In prison, atubbernly kp
f T' wi mouth hut. both te tn pellc
lni ih Sid ran wh" are after thfc loot.
itV cui h? knew that hl avarr
en". S.111 b watch! when he rets out
""i,. flnHlr Sl'oleM the hlrtlrj- placa
Whl1 menS" te Mlllm.n. a nrlaen mate
'i.iUf he trusts. alUieuirh almeat lm lm
"Mfftely he cenvlpci hlmjelt that It
"""I ria move Relaaaed from prlaen.
"wnlty l let through the el.v.r
"".Jiiilni of the polleo by an old Italian
Kmb tana leader; Nicole Caprlane, who
WS.. It aprear that nave hm been
nSa m an oxplosien. lereea. a aweat.
"-"ItVlH. atrnnirely the dautchter of the
in ii admiration for her womanly
R.iSi! Bhe 1. i alclc of her fath.r'.
Dae atarta for New
V.rk te hunt up one, uae ueem. e
!Tm he baa a letter from Nicole. Thla
,hem n "". aecret cod whleh la
".ffieS Te de" Wt-inn Hderaen when
'I,.? eM CapXnb'a dauahUr. T.r.ta,
?W ilili out ehe remenatratea. aroua areua
f,1?har Winer te a nt of aneer.
THE black eyes of the old mnn were
elcnrnlnc with nn Insane light, his
J ww werklnc In horrible centdr-
lBi,t" He was out of the bed
" -, HtrtmKllng wildly with her.
?&! K 1 mvlclf, will I? I would
vni you-yeu-beforo I would let you
"Mb; with my plans I It Is the old
JfS? SNlSole Cnprinne of the
J-". 'em seemed te swirl nreundher.
rrfc.rlntch.Ine flngcra had relaxed, it
: 5! .b J new who struggled and grasped
r..b man's body nnd sheulde
. . the men'B ppay
' i.;m him un. He
lore te
'Zlii Mm tin. Ile wan very iicayy, iuu
Sivy for her. no med te -be cernr-
id her dewnwnru wuu iiu-uih. .."
IftS'baek half across the bed. And she
tinned ever him then, and fitnred at
?SEfer a Jens t,rae. trough her hands
Kner. 8"at' Ml"" hor,rer cWe
indlwr; a fear that robbed her of her
uvtt i came nnd she Btaggerctl back
ward end stumbled ever" the chair nt
,'Se bedside1, and clutched at it for sup sup
bert. ..,..,. .i--,.
kUKhn d d net BPCUK. 1M1-IKT -nuiiu
..i lefr. Ills bed for the Hist time in
liTHcrJfXTadsC.iead.. That was the
;ic-e of the evens helming horror, nnd
Srraral sting fear that obsessed her
'feiln. U beat upon her In rrmorecless
iSSrS-horrer fear. Tlme did net
rSIt; reality had passed nwny. Hhc
xu in some great, be.mdlesH eid
liiflaidlew. cept for that rtienge ring
11?. In her cari. And he put her hands
lm 'te her cars te nhiv. out the Bound.
Bat It persisted. It beomne clearer. It
ffime a tangible thing. It was the
Ola-It seemed te Impel her. She went
,iuteiatlcally te the halt, and, in n
nafnbed sort of consciousness, went
'$0111 the hall, and opened the ilcer,
.rTt .t..i nt n .linrt. fat man. who
'itoed Ihore nnd chewed en the butt of
1 . elrtr that dangled from one corner of BPW
thrcadbare garments, nnd who looked,
moreover, a ditrepiitable tramp from hli
nights In the boxcars, were only te
invite suspicion nt nny ordinary stere
where he might attempt te buy clothes.
A second 'hand suit, therefore, of
fairly credltable appearance, first re
placed Nicole Caprlnue's discarded
garments; later, nt a mere exclusive
establishment still further east, la
Chicago, te be 'exact, this was ex
changed for the attire he new were
while, here and there, he had stocked a
dress-suit case with needed require
ments. He had been deliberately lei
surely In his progress cast ence he had
felt it safe te dispense with his boxcar
mede of travel and this, actually, ns n
sort of deflance nnd challenge flung
Br I
aaaaaHnawiliHam9f LwAaal
IIq touched ills lips with the tip of
his tengue. "Mlllmsnl" lie said
IrearfeeJy. "Yeu"
down by his common sonse te that
jeering prod with which Millman, and
Mlllmftn h cynical rendezvous, plagued
him in splte of himself. The evening
of June 24 nt the St. Luclnn Hetel
In New Yerk was of no particular in
terest te him 1 It hnd taken him a week
te reach Chicago. It was nlne dnjs
new since he had left Nicole Cnpriane's
house. Nine dnvHl He was new in
New Yerk, standing here en ene of the
station plntfermH nnd it wns the eve
ning of the 24th of Junel
He looked nt his watch, as he made
his way te the main section of the sta
tion. It wns 7:30. He deposited his
drcss-sult case In the parcel-room, nnd
went out te the street. Here, he asked
a policeman te direct him te the 9t.
Iiuclnn Hetel.
He smiled n Uttle grimly ns he
walked along. Tim much vaunted chal chal
lcnge of his common sense had gdne
down te rout and defeat, It seemtd. He
wns en his wuy new te the Ht. Luclnn
Hetel, nnd he would be there at 8
o'clock en the evening et June 21. He
laughed outright nt himself, suddenly,
mirthlessly.
Well, why net? And why net be
entirely honest with himself? Despite
self-argument te the contrary, he knew
all along that he would be nt the ren
dezvous at the appointed time. He
we a feel undoubtedly n feel. Noth
ing could come e4 it except, possibly,
te nfferd Millmnn, if Mlllmnti had
elected te watch from eome nnfe van
tage point In hiding, nn amusing spec
tacle. He was n feel he offered nothing In
defense of himself en that score. Hut,
tee, ns far ns any results had been ob
tained, he had been n feel te go search
ing" the old plgecn-cetc for the money,
when he had beforehand nlrcady per
suaded himself In his own mind thnt
the money was gene! It wns the same
thing ever again new the elimina
tion of, doubt, that would nlwnjt have
crept insidiously into ins minus uie
sub'stitutlen of doubt, howecr ill
founded, for nn established certainty.
He had felt better for that visit te the
-1J -.Itrnnn.rniP! he WOtlld feel better,
even at the expense of pampering again
te fantastic doubts, for his visit te the
St. T.uclnn Hetel tonight. Millman
would net be there, any mere than the
money hnd been in the plgeon-ceto;
but, cntinlly, he, Dave Hcndewen,
would hnve established thnt fact be
yond the rench of any brain quibbling
which, of Inte, had been, It bccmcd, se
prene te affect him.
He stepped again te ask directions
from nn officer, nnd te nsk this time
another question nit well a question
prompted by a. somewhat unpleasant
possibility which, having once decided
te keep the rendezvous, he could net
new ignore. Whnt kind of a place was
this St. Luclnn Hetel?
"One of the beet.." the officer an
swered. "There you ere two blocks
nhcad, and one te the left."
Dave Hendorsen smiled with a sort
of pntlcnt tolcrance nt hlmielf. The
locality nlone should have been suffi
cient answer te his question. It was
net the Betting, very far from It, for n
trap!
His hand, that had unconsciously
closed around the stock of his revolver
In the side pocket of his coot, was
withdrawn nnd swung new nt his side,
ns he walked nleng again.
He looked nt his watch once mere,
ns he turned the corner Indicated. It
wns five minutes te eight. A hnlf
block nhend of him he saw the hotel.
He walked slowly new the short (lis (lis
tance remaining. "The St. Luclnn
,w ay ,,
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Hetel. Eight o'clock In the evening,
.limn aith Tim words seemed
te mock nt hlra new, nnd the gibe te
sting. He hnd fallen for It. after all!
ITa -mild rnll tilmci1f n fflfll attain If M
wished, but what was the use et that?
It was obvious that he wen a feel!
Tin fnlr llkn nni. n hft nABBCd A mUCll-
bedecked functionary nt the doorway,
nnd found himself standing n menient
Inter in the huge, luxuriously appointed
rettliida of the hotel. He wqs net
ecn recompensed by novelty, ns he
stnrcd aimlessly about him. It was
just the usual thing the rug-strewn,
tiled fleer : the blaze of lights ; the hum
of talk; the hurry of movement; the
wlde, pnlm-dettcd corridors, whose
tables were crowded with men nnd
women In evening dress at nfter-dlnner
coffee; the deep lounging chnlrs In his
mere immediate vicinity ; the strains of
an orchestra trying te make itself heard
above the general hubbub.
A clock from the hotel desk behind
him began te chime the hour. He turned
mechanically In that direction, his eyes
seeking the timepiece nnd whirled
-iwtfinniv nrennil ncaln. ns n hand fell
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nnnn ma sneuiucr. -no iiuiitui iw
thought flnshcd swift na a lightning
strode through his mind. Somewhere,
somehow he had failed, and they had
found him out, nnd
The retunan, the lights, seemed te
swirl befere him, nnd then te vanish
utterly, nnd leave only n single figurc
n nil nil rim Knnee. it flcure in ltnmncu-
lnte evenlne clothes, n figure whose
hand tightened Its shoulder-grip upon
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litm. a figure whose 61enr, gray eyes
slnred into his and smiled.
He touched his lips with the tip of
his tongue. ...
"iMIlFmnnl" he said hoarsely.
"Yeu I"
"Well," said Millman .easily, "this
Is the St. Luclan Hettl; It's 8 o'clock,
nnd June 24th who did jeu expect
te meet here?"
"Yeu," said Dave Hendersen and
laughed unnaturally.
Millmnn's gray eyes narrowed, nnd
his fnce clouded suddenly.
"What's the matter with you,
Dnve?" he demanded she.rply.
Dave Hendersen's hands, at his sides,
were clenched. Millman this was
Millman I Millman, whom he hadn't
expected te meet here! Millman, whom
he hnd premised himself he would track
down It It took him a lifetime, nnd, ence
found, would scttle with ns he would
tcttle with a mad degl And Millman
was here, smiling Inte his face I His
mind groped out through a haze of
bewllderment that robbed him of the
power te rpasen; his tengue groped
for words. It was as though he wcre
dazed and groggy from a blew that had
sent him mcntn'ly te his knees. He did
net understand.
"There's nothing the matter with
me." he sold mechanically.
He felt Millmnn's hand close en his
arm.
"Come en tip te my rooms," said
Millman quiU'y. "It's a little public
here. i't it?'
Dnve Hendenwa did net disongnge
his arm from the ether held, but IiIk
hand slipped unestntAUmsly Inte his
coat pocket. A rift eetmctl te come
breaking through that brain fog, as he
silently accempsnltd MUlman te the
clenter.
He hnd dismissed the probability of
mich n thlnr. tint, n taw mlnntefl befOfO
had even jeered at himself for censid
ering Jt, but, In splte ei tne eminent
respectability of the St. Luclan Hetel,
in splte of Its fashion-crowded corri
dors end lobby, the thought wns back
new with redoubled force rtnd It enme
through the process of elimination. If
Millman was n creek, as he undoubt
edly was, and had secured the money,
as he undoubtedly had, why cfea should
Millman be here? There seemed te
be no ether war te account for Mill-
man having kept the rendezvous.
Strnnge things, queer things, had hap
pened in hotels that wcre quite as
enviable et reputation as the St. Lu
clan perhaps It was even the safest
place for such things te happen, from
the perpetrator's standpoint! Ills lips
worn tight new. Well, nt least, he
was net walking blindfold into a trap 1
They had ascended In silence. He
eyed Millman new In cool nppralsal, nS
the elevator stepped, nnd the ether led
the way nnd threw open the deer te
n sulte of rooms. There was quite n
difference between the prison stripes of
A bare few months age and the cxpen-
slve nnd fashionably tailored evening
cletnes or tenignti wen, Aiuimnn lmd
always claimed no wns a gentlemnn,
hadn't he? And he, Dave Hendersen,
had believed him once I Hut that did
net change anything. Millmnn wns no
less n creek for that 1 Frem the mo
ment MUlman had gene te thnt pigeon
cote and hnd taken that money, he steed
out foursquare as a creek, and
Dave Hendersen felt his muscles tauten,
and n chill sense of dlsmey seize sud
denly upon him. There was still an
other supposition ene that swept upon
him new In n disconcerting flash Hup Hup
pese Millman had net gene te thnt
plgcon-cete, suppose it was net Mill
mnn who hnd taken the money, stip stip stip
pose thnt, nftcr nil, It hnd been found
!. tfYiA aha aIba fttaf TWklntv ttif ltf
stnnce, had stumbled upon it by chancal
And, Instcna et Minman naving u, sup
pose that It was gene, forever, without
rlue te its whereabouts, beyond his.
Dnve Hendersen's, reach! It was net
Imrmaellitn -If wn tint, nven ltnnrebAblC.
Ills brain was suddenly in turmoil no "i.J" rnn,in,nt peranha m th
scarcely heard fllllltnan's werus, as inei Xn, Heotien of next uunday rubiie
ntiier rumffi tie ( oer et me SUllC uc-l av.
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let en Bcnsq ei properiiOTi i t t ?
fit li -. j,Aiii iMtlaul 4 ntlifAf
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"IB lAHKNTIlOOn A LOST ARTt?
tlJ the itartllnc facta preaent
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hind them
"The family Is In the country for
the summer months," said Millman
.ii i, n amlln. nn lm waved his hand
around the apartment; "and I have
gene bacll te my em iinim Biriru j
hnve been free te Indulge my habits
of living here during thnt time. Instead
of keeping ft town house open, tee.
Sit down tlrere, Dnve. by the table,
mid make yourself comfortable.
It sounded plausible most plausible!
Dnve Hendersen scowled. Acress his
mind flashed that tVene In the priBeu
library v,hen Millmnn had been plausl plausl
ble before damnably plausible I 111"
mind wns in n sort of riot new; hut,
through the mnzc of doubt and chnes,
there steed out clearly enough the mem
ory et the hours, nnd dnyH. and weekser
bl'ttcr resehe te "get" this man who
new, offensively nt his case, nnd smil
Inr. wns standing here before him.
And then Dave Hendersen laughed n
little net plcnsnntly.
Well, he wns face te fnce with Mill
mnn new. It would be n showdown
nnjhew. Trap, or no trap. Millman
would Bhew his hand. He would knew
...Viothei. Millmnn hnd cel. thnt tnenev.
or whether somebody else had! He I
would knew whether Millman was I
straight or whether Millmnn was a
creek 1 I
He jerked his shoulders back ahnrplv ,
his fingers Hesed n little mero einl- ,
neusly en the revolver In bin lentl
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f "My nnine's Mncllaln," snld UneKle
'HUnan glibly. "And I wnnt te see
Nicole Cnprinne. Very Important
You're his duughter, nren t you .'
i She did net answer him. Her brain
floundered In that pit of blnckness Inte
which It hnd been plunged. She wns
Mttitcely nwar of the mini s presence,
, Ksrceiy nwnre iimt biiu wu niuinuus
here In the doorway.
'"'"Sny, you lock benred, you de; but
there's nothing te be senred about."
ild BoeUlo Skarvnn ingrntlatlnglj. "I
just wnnt te sec Nicole Cnprinne for a
few minutes. Yeu go nnd tell him n
reporter wants te see him about that
bomb explosion, and I'll gle him n
Mite-up that'll be worth while."
Bhc drew hack n little, forcing her
self te bhnl'e her head.
"Aw, sny go en new, there's a
feed girl!" wheedled Beekie Skarvan.
'The pnnrr sent me here, and I've get
te see him. There's nothing for you
te leek se white about. I'm only a re
porter. I nln't going te hurt him
M?"
Teresa shUcrcd. Hew cold the night
was I Tliie mnn here what wns It he
had said? That he wnnted te see Nicole
Caprlane? Strange thnt words came
lth bucli curious difliculty te her
tenjue us though, somehow, she hnd
been dumb nil her life, nnd wns up calc
ine new for the first time.
''NlceiO Caprlane Is dead," she raid
tnd closed the deer in BoeUlo Skur
Tin's face.
CHAPTER XIV
The Rendezvous
The metnmorphesis in Dave Homier Hemier
eon's nppenrance since the night, nlne
daja nge, when he hnd 'oft Snn Traii Traii
flsce and Nicole Caprinne's house, hnd
been, by necessity, gindunl; it had ut
tnlned its finished stnte new, na he
Hepped from u train te ene of the aub
Vvel Mntleu plntfermi in the city of
New Yerk. Then he hnd been nttiied
In ene of the old Italian's cast -off and
ill-fitting eults, nn object neither tee
rcipectiible nur preventable, new the
ttlde-bilmmrd soft" lint wns new and
soed, ninl the dark tweed suit, of x
pentUe material, wns that of a woll well woll
ireomel mnn.
It hud taken time nil this Ner hnd
it been entirely slmir of ntcompUsli ntcempUsli
ttjnt, in spite of the nmple funde re
cched from Squnre Jehn Kelly, funds
that nnu, wary of uniiery .coiners
Inte which a certlin business that he
lad On linml inl"ht IfMiil him lirrn In
New Yerk, he had tnken the precnullenl
ie tecrete nueut his person In a money
belt hepi-atli his underclothing.
ua h 1 .onrcely needed old Nicole
fanrlane'a wnriilntf te lm rnrnful. Ilnui.
Hendersen had net changed se much in
fie ;cnru in prIen that he could take
liberties with the risk of recognition
In tint section of the country where,
In the Jnjs before, he hnd been se
umilinr llcure en the le.-nl rnco rnce
tracks. He hnd mnde his wny out of
Callfernl , mil imibldcrnbl.v bejeud
.'Miferni i, In the same wn Hint, ence
bffeie, In' hnd ntUnipted te dude the
polite and en which feuner occasion
would hn surceedid, he wss quit"'
atli.fi(l had It net been for the wound
thnt had liinllj lobbed him of con cen con
Mleiisnci, nnd placid hint at their
mcrej t
He lind trneled during three nights,
jni only nt night, In boxcars, nnd en
irelgh t tinliis, Mealliii' hi wny. Hut
thire liiul hi'i'n no liuriy. Tlie night
of tlie UUh of June, the ilftte of the
rpnlcvuiis thnt Mlllniun hnd given him,
ml net ln-n veiy fur off, nnd though
had -ilunys obtrtitleil Itself upon him
JDfl neir allowed itself te be forgotten
"eni thP menient he hnd heard It from
uillmnn s lips, he hnd lenslstently told
mmscif thut tin- Ulth of June wns n
tensjilernllmi te le ontliely dlsrogni'd dlsregni'd
a. Sume Millmnn wus a tliief nnd hud
leub n-rto-ve,) nii uu renikv mix
JMblaiantlj n hU It eMul eul nn
a : tmt ei ji-eilnj, irimluil Imib w III
"""ii MH ,, t tunes, out of the i
-... r ,-, ,,i. i ipeiin, yrini in mil
"ileualv, priHlded mid mail., dcvll'i,
Siyert if him Mc had no ceiiiitii with
t Millman In due time- two heml
.nn?.r.'i? "rl" nnt blB c"Rl', or wide
K1 parf'1 f J'10.40"1 "' " bt the
2 ld be bj l.l, net Millmnn's,
"PPelntiiK nt.
And then lie hnd paused out of the
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