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a a + oy; f. it is very unlikely that Miss Rogers would marry a man about whom there was even a suspicion of having murdered her father. However, you now know the only conditions upon which I will get a divorce, and unless Sam consents at once, in writing, I will proclaim myself his wife and will go to police headquarters and tell them about the poison that was injected into Mr. Rogers wrist." "Sam loves his sister," said Nick. "I know he does," interrupted Anita. "But if he loves himself or Miss Bland, who, you know, is worth half a million, he will be a man and do what I demand. He can give his sister the money she will lose by not marrying Lord out of Miss Bland’s fortune." "I am afraid he will not comply with your demand," said Nick. "Has he any proposition to make?" "Yes. He will guarantee to pay you the one hundred thousand dollars after you procure the divorce, and he is married to Miss Bland." "Does he think I am a fool?" she cried, angrily. "But I know this is not his doing. He has confided in Nick Carter. It 1s that wretch who 1s advising him. It is well he does not know the entire truth." "What do you mean, madame? Sam assured me that he knew everything about his father’s death." 04 comicbooe S CO