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a + oy; 1. suspicion. But you knew that Nick Carter would never make the arrest until he had fully and perfectly investigated the case, and was absolutely certain of his man." "I know that now. I did not know it when I engaged him." "If you engaged him with the intention of directing his suspicion to Dr. Lord, why do you now refuse to make an information yourself?" "Because I know Dr. Lord did not murder my father." "What would you do if Anita made such a statement to the police?" said the Cuban. The young man started at this cold-blooded suggestion. He seemed to be 1n a perfect agony of mental torture. Suddenly he stood up, and, facing Moreno, he said: "If she dares to do such a thing, I would expose the whole affair." "Have a care, Mr. Rogers," said the Cuban, fiercely. "Don’t go too far." "I defy both you and her!" cried Rogers, who was now very excited. It evidently did not suit Moreno’s plans to quarrel seriously with his companion. He immediately changed his tactics and said: 6/ comicbooe S CO