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EKLY. @ There were anes two Or three men 111 versation that they paid no attention to Tnm and his companion. At the back door they found | an open buggy awaiting queer | them. The horse was evidently spirited , for Ed- |: 3 him alone for a minute; you see I don’t know how many there are in this thing.”’ aes AL Gatt, I won’t stir from this ; room. But what shall I say to Mead’s Se Fo needn't say ts si to Ed- * outs Edward climbed in at once and (‘Trim followed, scan 3 the reins. eT) Jooked as if he would like to es 90k as if be monte sake an y replies. T Scutstee sinigdaals loud upon 1 the sad: ~* _ Moreover at Lats moment there wasa! ‘‘Gee!? exclaimed Edward, under his A halt b ays was Ether breath, ‘““but won’t Carter hear thas noise and be oe ee si a aae will | hear itif he can hear a man AWAY. ( a. returned Trim. pas “But § i he follow wus ?’’ = CHAPTER VII. ‘‘T guess not, 1f he does we’ve got the ¥y | A RACE TO PORTLAND. fastest horse in the stables. ”’ ‘“How did you manage it: “Pil tell you a little later.’ dward clung to the seat ceed for a while remained silent. Trim could see that he was chattering with fear. They had gone about a mile from the ‘hotel when the detective decided that it would be best to spring the trap that he had prepared for his companion before he ‘should entirely recover yes want you to drive err ‘est of t was. way,’’ he said, passing the reims over to | Edward. “*What me ?’’ ; i ‘I said you, didn’t I pe “well, you see I’m not and I want you) The « etective Was spe rain his: nat- ai 1 adexstand that I’m doirg pretty well) ‘by y I could have left ttn here to) ‘ural tones and the YOURE fellow ee jth ve difference tried to see Trim’s ‘tame %) _ Trim told the hall boy to have the car- age brought around to the rear en- | | | - CAN right, professor,’’ the boy re- > - Spe onded as he started down the corridor. | Trim re-entered the rodm, formerly oc- cn ied by Banker Mead. He went at once to ene closet where Edward was a pris-| ‘and opened the door See ‘I told you Id be back, ”” he said in a . _ ! ee whiz; but I was afraid you going to shake me,” the young man an- | f ace tie trouble alone, but | "1s the game up?”’ asked Edward in a the “young n man’s eyes it was s the » seemed to be sitting | 1€é got to scoot! 1? Trim sian’ aay ese oom where the old man come over you, boss?’’ » vith per- eked. ezetets didn’t talk hke that t store ! ot any time) That was because I was afraid ‘Trim Carter might recognize me,’’ answered rembling V10- | Tr 11). _ The ‘young tellow was evidently gat> ~ommanded, - and more ‘ 1] fixec 1so ) that | ‘hands shook « on the reins and the 1