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hac that Spinner ¥ was going out to meet) =" i ie —" NEW NICK CARTER WEEKLY. 19 he would have no other chance to get at fede the bottom of the conspiracy against : The ¢ cony ersation with the policeman | Mead. helped to justify this theory to some ex-; It was not at all clear yet as to what _ tent. this conspiracy meant, although there _ After leaving the policeman Trim went} could be no doubt that it was some kind on until he came to the beach. of s heme for SNE «1 possession of the It was a Sere moonlight night and | banker’s money a Sons ee reas =n? persons were On the way up the road the professor 1 sands. and his companion met several people re- distinguish the turning. i professor ?s Bicea or - gait, but "as the po- Trim hoped that this would induce ~ (told him that Spinner had | them to go somewhere where they could gone . toward the west, Trim started in) ‘surely be alone, for that would give him _ that direction. a chance to oet close to them. AS soon as he had got beyond the line) At length they came to the edge of the | : a hotels he turned away from the beach | forest and Trim, who was several rods re ' | » aoa : os = 2 oe « ba ¢, 7 “ . “aa . ’ — - = - > . - 4 ean | cor A ; a? turn 4 ‘oe. . ‘ . al | a le » { ie | ie — = , #&- ; = bl - ma f * 7 ime ~ ‘ | -_ | i ! : ’ ‘i : = || é 5 —~— - © f » : ie Voice, saying: ERE a I eshould 20 to pieces when rf + Was introduced to Carter, but the very beaten path that went in among the trees — ext instant ‘= saw that we were really and were making t i laying i in 1 Tuck * for Fash Fe that waits JS undergrowth. Se 3 ve either got to drop the thing or wind : = u £3 fb 7 = é HW 7 = =. ” ap of the remark was lost, for ied la pomes¢ on out of t hearing, tered street amps. ae sine ¢ ai wef and hurried across sand fields to the rail-| behind them, saw them stop as if hesitat- toad tracks and so on until he came to a ing which way to go. road leading toa forest at the top of a T. hev were then at the corner of a road long slope. ‘that would lead them if they followed it = pat hers. were two age along this! along the brow of a hill toward the Sum- mit House. | ‘Phe forest in front was the park to d he saw that which the policeman had referred. up from the direc- ) It was not a cultivated park but a wild place crossed by foot paths in various di- qa’ rections and with rough benches scat- tered here and there among the trees. _ ‘After a moment of hesitation the pro- “E re Nifessor and his c ‘ven om panio tered the chin the: “aeidetive sata Mae: see their | ‘forest, turning eee = the tight as faces, but he recognized the professor’s they il oa When Trim came to the edge of the wood he saw that they had left the well imly lighted by scat- tr heir wav through. we: Ss ea : ee Wy) d th boots | place out here,”’ ig pee LEE wae a This did not prove fou oruff but now that he is here ‘were simply sez rehing” fore some where they could carry on the tion without interruption. at or too dark < iso he va sable to follow 4 the m1. it before he tuimbles——”’ y « ™~, € tees P' ?¥ . _ ; .. - ‘Perhaps they’ve got some kind of a cy ss . 4p as Ae Ds ie ie eT v } 4 i “ \- - | “ ”, itt —- "| a eae, f) A , | i . f , * 7 f “— ve 4 2 a - — = * ~ * ‘me a. —-« on . : . ** +r - | othe. 2 : ef a ‘a ; 7 = & 7 = _ “ ‘é 7 — 4 —_—s, , _ [ | | | ‘