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THE EVENING HEItAlD, ALBUQUERQUE, V. It ., MONDAY, OCTOBEIt 20, 15 H TIISE2 ;g rillHIon Dollar Pilystery fly HAROLD Illustrated frttrn Scenes in th Fhotn Drama of the Same Vtim by the Thanhousvr Film Company Lo.) right, (Ml I f CHAPTER VII. "When nil three liuiilly mot ot U18 Hargreuve home Florence suddenly look Join liy tliu shoulders and hissed li i in lightly on the chet U. Joim'h started bin k. pulu and ill tut lied. Norton IniiH )-.(!. Ilo did net feel the slightest twti.Re of jealousy, but he was eaten up with envy, a the old wives say. "You aire uniidftiiig If I suspect Iho I'rini't'oi. lVrlgotl .'" said Joues. "I am." TliU man .lones was do vrlopiiiK Into a very remarkable char acter. The reporter funnel himself able glancing t th'1 thin, keiei face of this resourceful hut Iff. Tile lobe f tlii? nmn a h it ear cam within range. Norton reached for a cigarette, hut his hand shook ns hit lit It. Then was a peculiar link ecur In the cen ter of tin lot. "Well." said Jones. "1 ran find no evidence that him haa been concerned lU nny of the-ae affalm." "You ar suspicious."' "Of everybody." looktt.g boldly Into tho reporter's eyes. "Of iiir?" smiling. "Fun of tn Bfir sometimes." Conversation dropped entirely after thl.i declaration. "You'n- a taciturn sort of chup." "Am 1 7" "You are. Hut an agreement In an agreement, and while I d like to irlnt t bin story, 111 not. We npxKiper meu h Idotn break our word." Julie held out till hand. "Siiiiieiiiiii'H 1 wish Id Kartell life right," t-uld the rcpoitcr gloomily. "A liewnpuper m:ui is Rem rally improvi dent, lie never looks nhenii for to iii'irrow. What with my fpecinl ar ticles to the liiHgiii'tlie'S, I enrn be tween inr and fin- tlmusand the year; 'ami l'vo never been able to nave, a rent " "IVrliaps you've never really tried," repiie.l .lone,, with a tfam-H at bin companion. It wit n ik'dim! far'- 'Tonic in outline; a tittle careworn. t..erha!is, but free from uny li'dic;itic:. of dissi pation. '"If I had begun life as you did, I'd have made real and solid uss ' t i ' '3d Not Speak or Make the Ltait Noisa." f the rreat men I met. I'd hive .ide financiers help me to invest rry i.-trnlhKH, or savings, little as they ul:ht bo. And today Id be Itilng on lite Income " "You lo ver can tell. Perhaps a chi ld might havi mailn you think of liinse tliiiiKs; but If you bad reinninrd l uuttai'lu d up to tl.in) one, as I have, the thought of saving mmht uever liave enun d your h- ad A man in my present coiiilliion. llnancidlly. lias no rlKht to Hunk of miitrlmony " "it It. I 1. 1 he lh, httViiiK of yi u If you met aud murried the right votn ln, "Hut thv rinht woman tnigh' be helrens to millions. And a poor ievil like me could not marry a girl with money and hang on to hm aif re spect." "True. Hut there are always nices t.ims to all rules in Hie, ei.t pt ibos rexurdlng health. A healihy mat is a normal man. and a normal nue has I.O right to remaiii til :l i You proved yourself -i man this afternoon, con slderlng that yen did not know I oc cupted the wheel seat. Come to think It ovr, you really saved 'te day. You gar ma the uprortuulty .( stour log atrairht for the police station. V ell, gcxid by." "Queer duck!" mucd the rcportel fca, tfter telephoning, he head-d for bU ofllca. Queer duck. Indeed; What gam it was going to be! And 'Ms mar Joues was playing It like a mast . It did not matter that some one so laid down the rules; M was the way It wblch they were luUr preted. MAC CRATH ntruld Uocifraih) Ki-aliiH heard of tho failure. The Mark Hundred was finding Ha stork far below par value. Four valuablo men locked up in tho Tombs await Irg trial, to fa ncthlnr of the seven gunmen giUhcred In -t the oh! ware house, limine began to suspect that his failures wers Irs duo t- chnnoe than to rah-hUMon, that fit last he had encountered a mind which anti cipated hi every move. He would have recognised thin fart earlier had It not been that revenge had temporar ily blinded him. Th' spirit of revenge, ever makes for mental clarit -. There was a meeting that night of the r.lack Hundred Four men wern told off, and they drew their chairs up to Vroon'a table for Instructions, rtraine hat at Vroon'a elbow. These four men composed the most danrer ous quartet In New York city. They were as daring as they were desper ate. They were the men who held up bank messenger md got away with thousands. They had learned in swoop down upon their victims as the hawk snoops down upou the heron. The rewspiipors referred to them as tho 'atif. bandits," and the men took a dral cl pride In the furore they had created Vroon went over the Harjrreave case minutely; he left no detail un upltlned Itluntly and frankly, the daughter of Stanley llargreavn must b cauRht and turned over lo the care oi the Htaek Hundred It must be quick fiftion Four valuable members were in the Tombs Th' y might or miifti' not weaken under pressure. For the first time In Its American career I -Ne , The Djugt-ter of Hargreave Rods Horseback Every Morning. the crRacI.-.tlon stood fuilng actual peril, and Its one possible chancu of salvation lay In the fact that no one's face wait knout) to his neighbor, lie, Vroon, and the boss alon knew who and what each man was. I'.ut the plans, the ramifications of the organ ization might become public property; and that would mean an end to an csceedlnly profitable business. The daughter of Hargreave rod bom back early every morning. She southt the country road She was in variably attended by the riding mas tei of a school near by. "You four will muka your own plans ' "It sh should be Injured?" "Avoid It If possible," "Wt have a free band''" "Absolutely.'' We risk a had fall from her horse If it s a spirited on ' "Pretend a breakdown In the road," interpolated Uralne. "As they ap spproach, draw and order them to dis mount. That method will prevent any accident.'' "Well plan it somehow. It looks easy " 'Nothing is easy where that girl Is concerned. A thousand eyes seem to be watching her slightest move." "We shan't leave anything to chance. How many days wilt you give ua?" "Seven. A failure, mind you, will prove unhealthy to all conrTne," wl'h a menace which made the four stir uneasily. The telephone rang. Uralne reached for the receiver "A man Jut entered the Hargreave house at the rear Come at once," was the message. "Is your car outsider Tiraine asked. "We are never without It " "Then let us be off. No one will stop us for speeding on a sldo street." Fourteen minutes by the clock brought the rar to a stand at the curb a few houses below the Hargreave home The men got out The watch er ran up. ' He is ctlil Inside,' he whispered "tiood! Abroad out If anyone leaves that house, retch him. If be runs too fast, shoot. W can beat the police." The man obeyed, and the watcher ran back to his post. He was des perately hoping the affair would tr uUat t.n.bjhL lie u grwslaf n j t '5r A h ' - t J I ; , . S . y w r 4 ! vrsry of this eternal vigilance! and It w-as only his fear of the man known as the boss that krpt him at his post. He wanted a night to csrouse iu, to be with the boys. The man for whom they wero lying In wait was seen presently to creep cautiously round the sidn of the house. He hugged a corner and paused. They could see the dim outline of his body. The light In the street bark of the grounds almost made a silhouette of him. Py and by, as If assured that the roast was clear, he atole down to the street. "Halt!" Instnntly the prowler took to his heels. Two shots rang Out.1 The Wiari was seen to stop, stagger, aud then go on desperately. "He's b!" Py the time the men reached the corner they hesrd the nimble f a motor One dashed back to the car they had left standing at the curb. He mado quick work of the Job. but he was not quick enough. Btlll. they gave chase. They saw the car tnrn toward the city. Hut, unfortunately for the success of the chase, sevirsl automo bile passed, going Into town and leav ing it. Checkmate. Pralne was keen enough tonight. "He Is bit; whether badly or not re mains to be seen. We ran find that out. Drive to the nearest drug store and get a Hut of hospitals. It's a ten to one phot that we land him some where at.,ong the hospitals." Put they searched the hospitals In vsin. None of them had that night re ceived a ehootlng case, nor had they heard one reported. The man had been unmistakably hit. He would not have dared risk the loss of time for a bit of play-acting. Evidently he had kept his head aud sought his lodgings. To call up doctors would be utter folly; for it would take a week for k thorough combing. This was the sec oud timo the man had got away. ' Perhaps I'm to blsme." admitted Pralne. "i should have advised Miles lo stalk him and pot him If be got the chance. There's a master mind work ing somewhere back of all this, and it's time I woke up to the fact. Put you,'' turning to the auto bandits, "you men have your Instructions. More than that, you bate been given a free rein See tlwt you tr.ak" good, or by ttie Lr.rd Hurry! I'll break the four of you like plpestems." "We haven't had a failure yet," spoke up one of the men, more courageous than bis companions. "You are not holding up a bank mes senger this trip. Jtemember that. Drive iiie as far as Columbus cln le. Leave me on the side street, between the liRliiJt, so I can take off ink mask." Ijitr Praine sauntered Into Tabst and ordered a light supper. This eight's work, more than anything clue, brought home to him the fact that his luck was changing. For years he had proceeded with his shady occupations without encountering any memorable failure. He moved In the high world, quite unsuspected. He had wrltteu books, given lectures, been made a lion of, all the while laughing in his eleeve at th- gullibility rif human nature. Hut will, ill the last two weeks he had re ceived serious checks. From now on lie must move with the utmost caution. Koine one was playing his own game. Rainiit warfure unseen. A tattle of j itn? So be it; but Hrnine Intended j to play wlih rouifh wits, and he wasn't Koiiig to care which way Ibu sword I cut. Ho hated Stanley Hargreave w ith all he hatred of his soul; the hatred of a man balked In love. And the man wus alive, deling him; alive aoiiwnliere In l hie city this very nigbt, with a bul let under his skin. "Is everything satisfactory, sir" he heard the head waiter say. "Satisfactory?" Uralne repeated blankly. "Yee, sir. You struck the tsble as though displeased." "O" 1 ben Ursine laughed relleved iv. "If 1 struck the table. It was done iucoiisrioiisly. I was thinking " ' Heg pardon, eii ! Anything else, sir?" "No. Hi lug me the check." "Your master gives riding lessons?" The groom who bad led the horse back from Hargreave s eyed bis ques tioner raiher superciliously. "Yes " Tbo groom fondled the ani mal a legs. "How much Is It?" "Twenty dollars for a ticket of five rides. The master Is the fashion u hero. He doesn't cater lo auy but to best families " "I'r-tty sie p Who was that youn lady riding this morning with you. master?" "That's the girl ell the newspapers have been talking about," answered tho groom Importantly. 'Actress? " "Actress! I should say not. That young woman is tbe daughter of Stan ley Hargreave, the millionaire who was lost at sea. And it won t be long before she puts her finger in a pie ot four or live millions, if you want any rides, you II have to talk It over with the boss He may or may not take any more rn1a. You'd probably nave to ride in '.ho afternoon, au)bow, as very nag is out In the morning " "Where's the most popular road?" "Toward the park; but lllas Har greave always goes along the river side road. She doesn't like strangers about" "O. I see. swell, I'll drop In this afternoon and see your master. They say that riding la good for a torpid liver. Have a cigar?" Tbauks." Tbe groom proceeded into the sta ble snd tbe affable siraust-r tuck hi uiae If off. A free rein; trey could work It tc suit themselves. Thvre wasn't th least obstacle In the way On tht face of It, It appeared lo be the aim plest Job they had yet undertaken To get rid or the riding master In some natural wav after be aud tb girl bad staiUA.1l mis like "falling off a log - ' "Susin." said Florence as she rsms Into breakfast after her exhilarating rtde, "did you hear pistol shots laat right?" "I heard some noise, but 1 was sc sleepy didn't try to figure out what it was." "Did you, Jones?" "Yes, Miss Florence. Th shots came from the street. A policemen tame running up Isler and said be saw two automobile;-.on tbe run. Hut evidently there wasn't anybody hurt. One haa to be careful at night now adays. There are pretty bad men abroad. Did you enjoy the ride?" "Very much. Put there were spots of blood on tbe walk near the corner.1" "Plood?" Jor.es caught the Vack o a chair to ste-.dy himself. "Yes. Po some one was hurt. Oh. let's leave this plsce!" Impulsively. "!-t us go back to Miss Far lows You could find a plxre In the village, Jones. Put if 1 stay here much longer in this state of unrest I shall lose faith In everything and everybody. Whoever my fathers enemies are. they do not lack persistence. They have made two attempts against my libert), and sooner or later they will succeed I keep looking over my shoulder all the time-. If I her-r a noise I Jump." "Miss Florence, If I thought It wise, you should be pecked off to Miss Far low's this minute. Mut not an hour of the day or night passes without this house being watched I seldom see an) body about I ran only sense tbe presence of a watcher -At Miss Far low's you would b fa more like a prisoner than h"re. I could not ac company you. I am forbidden to de sert this house." "My father's orders'" Jones signified neither one way nor the other. He merely gazed stolidly at the rug. "That blood!" f?h sprang from hef chslr. horrified. "It was his' He was here last, nlsht, and tbey shot him! O!" "There, there, Vltts Florence! TLs man was only slightly wounded. He's where they never will look for blin " Then Jones continued, as with an ef fort: "Trust me. Mis Florence. It would not pay to run away. The whole affair would be repeated else where. We might go to the' other end of the world, but It would not serve u. in the least. It la t.ot " ipiestion of OKeape, but of who shall vanquish the other. There is nothing to do but re main here snd fight, firht. fight. We have put four of them in the) Tombs, to say nothing of the gunmen. That is what we must do - put tiiero In a fafe (dare, one by one, till we reach the master. Then only may we breathe in safety. Hut If they watch, so do we. There i. never a moment when help is not within reach no mat ter where you go. o long as you do not deceive me, uo,rcal harm shall be fall you. Don't rrv He your father's daughter, as I am tsfs servant." ' I am very nnhappy!" And Flor e nee threw her arms sroml Susan end laid tier In :t,l upon her friends rhoulder. "Poor child!" ..isan. .lowever, rec-cgnli.e-d the wisdom of .loro's' state ments. Tbcy sr safest he-re. The mornlr.g rl ies continued. To the filrl, who )()' the open, it was glorious fun. Those n.ad gallops along the roads, tt:" smell of ear'h and ! a, the tingle In 'he blood were the .sccoi.d best moil:- ts of her day The first? She Invar, ibly blushed whe-u she considered w !.at these first beu.' moments were. He was a bruve -.. .v iv to -xu- r 17 "Better Be Scnsibls," He 6id. man, good to look st, witty, and al ways cheerful V hy ahnuldn t she like him? Kfn loties liked him Jones, who didn't -eeem to like any body. It did not matter whether he wss wise or not a worldly point of view wss farthest from her youthful thoughts. It was ! r own affair, her own heart. Five days later, ;n she and the rid. lug master were cintering along the road, esjoying every bit of It, th-y heard tbe beat of hnfs behind They drew up snd turned A rider was ap proaching them at a run 't was the head groom. Tin nan stopped his horse in a cloud of dust. "filr, the stables are on Are!" "Fire?" All th riding tn . ter'B savings were Invested a. .'.' t'able. The fsct that he bad solemnly promised never to leave Morence jloni, and that be bad accepted a generous bonus slipped from bis mind st thought of fir., a terrible word to sny horseman. He wheeled and started off at breakneck speed, his head g-'om clattering b Llud him. Florence raturall wondered which Of two courses to pursue: follow them, when she would be perfectly helpless to aid tbeiu, or continue the ride aud S-its at feast one horse from tbe ter ror of seeing flames. Ehe rhoe tbe latter, (tut she did not ride with the earlier test. Hbe felt depressed Sue loved horses, aud tbe thought of them dying in those wooden stables was horrifying. Th: fire, howett-r, proved to be In cipient. Hut H was plainly Incendl sry. Home one had set lire to u with r n ee 1 il TeBerr- ' - a pitrpnteln rtew, .UTion rrcotinucd this frg glisost I Sosti, ss the tire men. lie bad cms this h.onilng with th id'-a of surprising Florence He was going out on horseback to Jolu her. Ills spine grew suddenly cold. A trap! 8lie had been left alone on the rad! He ran over to the garage, se cured a car, and went bumming out toward the river road. A trap, and only by the sheerest luck had he turned up in timer,. Meantime Florence was walking her mount slowly. For once the scenery passed unobserved She was deeply engrossed with thoughts, some of which were happy snd some of which were "sd If only her father could be with her she would be the happiest girl alive. She wa brought out of her revery bv tbe sight of a man staggering along the road ahead of ber. Finally he plunged upon bis face In the road L.lke the trnd'T hearted glr she was, she stopped, dismounted, and rsn to the fallen man to give him aid She sud denly found her wrists raspe1 In two hands like Iron. The man ro-e to bis feet, smiling evilly. She struggled wildly but futHely. "Hetter be sensible," he said "I am stronger than you are. And I don't wish to hurt you. Walk on ahead of me. It will be Utterly useless t) scream or rry out. You ran see for yVurself that w e are in a deserted part of the road. If you will promise to act sensibly I shan't lay a hand on you. Do you site that but yonder, near the fork In the road? We ll stop there. Now. march!" "She dropped her hsndkerchlef, later Iot bracelet, and finally he-r crop, in hope that these slight clue might bring ber help. She knew that Jonei would hear of the fire, and. finding that she had not returned with the ridiiu master, would immediately start out In pursuit. She was beginning to grow very fond of Jones, who uever afeol.e unless spoken to. who wss always at hand, faithful and loal. From afar came the low rumble of a motor. She wondered if her captoi heard It. He J id. but his ear tricked him Into believing that It came from another direction. Eventually they ar rived at the hut, and Kloreuce was forced to enter. The man locked the d'Kir and waited outside for the auto mobile which be was expecting, h was rather dumfouuded when he sav that It was coming from the city, not going toward it. It. was Norton The riderless horse told him enefugh. the handkerchief au 1 brace let and crop led him straight for the hut. The nian before tbe hut realized by this time that he had made a mh take. lie attempted to re-tmter the hut and prepare to defe nd it till his cm ipali Ions hove In sight. Put Florence, rec ognizing Nortou, held the door with all her strength The man snarled and turm-d upon Norton only to receive a fciiiaaleiug blow on the jew. Norton ffunsr open the door. "Into the cur, Klor. nre! There's another car coming up the ro;:d. Hurry!" It wafe not a long chas The rar of the auto bunaii.i. looking like an ordinary axl ah. .is a hlKlopouer ma chine, and i gained swiftly on Nor ton s four-cylinder. The reporter wai' ' d griiuly. ' Keep your head down!" he warr.id Florence. 'I'm going to take a poi ( tlo-lr tire s when they get wuliiii range If I miss I'm afraid we II have trouble I tider no cln unif-tuii" e s attempt to have this car Here tby come!" He suddenly leaned back tnd lird It was emly chance The manner In which the cars were lurching made :i I pieor target for a murksmaii even of the first order. Chame directed Nor ton s (Inst bullet Into the right lorwa' i j tire, wlili h explodeel lining nt kimv , odd miles an hour, they could not stop i the car In tinn- to avoid fatality Ti e car careened wildly c nil pltiut'i'd down the embankment into the rier Florence ci ere-d her e xes ttn hi-r hands, and, iju.te unronse ions of what he was doing, Norton put his arms around her. l uiiiiniii-el 1 oieie.i i n M.rrneHiii ) 50 lb. box al! sound Apples $1.50 .1 il tn-l ( riiint i 2T,e' Me. Iih e fcucat rnlalKe" III, j lii Itr-. lane ) IMlleelfe j.-,e- ' I ikr-a. l,t.Ll lkM '"L. I leieif lele- il lli. Ill, l"tlllll . J.'.e' J ft Hi. lie- 3r l-'"-l Jl-tt Ne-e ele-il K-.lli III,. J V illillm It-eH-l I eitte-e- im- .lee.. ,llMlllt II.Me-l I e.lle-e J.".e- it'ei- lelallll, lteea- etfet illli Heel Weill ami U i-el.liii IvrenklM-l t'e'llev ;lm- rnrrliiuce.-ii Hall tv.lfei- m S'a llee.. Im-i Jap HI. e- ...... . 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