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roe — iy Ted - | 7/ + ’ , 2 | Mildred Unmasks. ‘ “They did. not doubt that this led them into Goldie’: $s oe apartments, and so the words -of their conductress _ proved to them. 99 “Remain here, she whispered. “This is the room next the hall. I shall go in and have a few words with her before you need come in.” __-“Don’t make. it too long,” the leader whispered with ~ achuckle. “I am eager to inform my beautiful bride of what-a happy fate is in store for her.” — “T shall: not a very long; in any event do not enter a until I bid you.” f -She elided into the other room, ita: the door after her. ) _ The leader turned to his companion and whispered: “That girl could give points to Satan himself. I - wonder what mischief she has in her brain now?” BR “Didn't she tell you. everything?” Jake asked in his : | gruff voice. _ “T don’t know how much she told me. All I know _ is that I would not like to be in her power when there _ was the look in her black eyes that was in them just " now. Well, I don’t ig test we need worry about what _ doesn’t concern us.’ | a _ Mildred, unconscious of the words site rade when she ¥ ‘left her companions, crept softly into the room where* x _ Goldie slept, troubled by fitful dreams. The light i in the lamp had been turned ln, 99 thet Se pag his Hann g a Oe al