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While it was plain to Brand that the judge had sent Du- puy as a goâ€"between so that it would be impossible to connect Bartelmy with the payment of any money as a bribe, the jurist did not propose to ac- knowledge that such had been his land- able purpose. He gave an entirely dif- ferent reason. “Yes. i know.” he said “He found me at the opera with my daughter. I hoped, Mr. Brand. that by allowing me to act through him you would spare the this last humiliation." surprises; of that Bartelmy was pos1- tive. Perhaps it might be in order to observe at this point that. while Brand of course could not know that these thoughts were passing through his visitor‘s mind. he at the same time would have been ready to confess that he was going to provide several more surprises for the jurist. But there are dinerent varieties of surprises. J.--“ 9: Hm in “Dupny $111096 Judge pron lty. mm wwawq . “Oh, the pity of it.” exclaimed Brand. “that you should be intimately ac. quainted with such a man as Dupuyl" Bartelmy could not restrain a sarcas- tlc smile at the editor’s sneer at Dupuy. “Mr. Brand,” he said quickly. “your moral reflections at this juncture my part a certain quaint humor to the sit- uation." . “I am :11er that is the trouble with me. My humor is nearly always unin- ‘ ‘ *3 -- O-knnah tentional.” Brand mgneu as ulvuau sorry for himself. The judge began to show signs of nervousness. “Well, shall we get on with it?” the editor asked him. “Yes. I must rejoin my daughter. She’s waiting for me at the opera. She patient. FREDERICK R. TO0MBS Novelized by to undenund that the m- mm”- mm: been. raised m- "be to . his! mound “mill” M II"- .gmd mam: mm- to nae-mm; up: IHE: wentâ€"oi: talking about “3 mm." mponded ;xQ‘co-nfldence.” the with an air of final- unusual. I should I know though “I ad- suffered several weeks with aGrippe. Had pains in my head and eyes. It felt as though there was a heavy weight ”#1.:1 :4 Sltvubnn -~-'_ ' .V on the top of my head, until it seemed that my brain would burst. I was so nervous that I could nOt rest or sleep. When I dozed off I would awake with a sudden jerking of my whole body. Dr. Miles’ Nervine, Heart Remedy and Nerve and Liver Pills cured me. A number of ‘q-qnanc have since realized the wipes on the incid t of your recollection not only eat of which you were speak- ing. but also ag to"â€" He paused. ”b? HUI- â€"_- “a Brand helped the would be brlber to complete his sentence. “You mean your secret interview last night with Dupuy and the attorney for the Lansing"â€" The visitor raised his hand warning- ly at Brand’s loud tones. as though to counsel caution. “Yes. yes.” “Lansing Iron corporation?” contin- ued Brand. bending close to the tele- Pills cured me. 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He pushpd a pad toward the man aging editor. “All right-~certalnly." agreed Brand. taking up a pen. - â€"â€"â€"â€"‘_I“A wanna “I" V. r V The judge began to congratulate himself on the ease with which he was handling the young man. “This lsâ€"ahâ€"more businesslike." be But Brand gave him another shock when he said: “Yes: I’ll draw it up in duplicate. Each 0: us will keep a copyâ€"signed.” “Ahâ€"ha-hal" The jurist leaned back and laughed. “You're a clever lad. Brand. Well, well; youth will be served!” He pushed the pad away. - Brand glanced at the clock fixed in the wall opposue an “It's getting use. Judge,” he warned. Bartelmy reached into the inside pocket of his evening dress coat and extracted an oblong package. Slipping on a rubber band that encircled it. he deski n neat stack of crisp new bank bills, all of the $500 Manon. Bartelmy started to count the money, but he desisted and pushed the un- over toward Brand. “You count it.” The judge leaned forward and began '23: him “a Chub-an. m Klnd You ““9 Aims Inuit mm of Will this sum. paid In Brand sank back In his chair. “You mean you want us to let up on you a“ mound?" “Precisely." “Then that’s understood." “You will make a memorandum meatadmemduheconntedthem be 141d them in another pile. “Five hundred." he saidâ€"“one thou- sand. fifteenâ€"two thousand. went? There is half 01' it." he remarked. “Yes; that's $5,000.” assented Band. “Six thousand.” said the judge. con- tinuing with his taskâ€"“seven thou- sand. seventy-fiveâ€"elght thousand." “Eight thousand dollars." agreed “Six thousand.” said 0' filming with his taskâ€"‘ m seventy-flveâ€"elght ‘ “Eight thousand doll Brand. “Nine thousand." counted the mac- “Nine ~thitisauid dollars." said 8m “Ten thousand dollars.” the Judge counted. “13 that correct?" be queried or the editor. “Ten thousand dollars. correct." was ovu ._v '_ 7 the reply. “That will wipe the slate clean between us." Brand held out his hand to take the money. The judge picked up the pile of bills. compressed them with his hands and extended the money across the desk. “Take it. Brand." he said. As the false judge said these .words and stood with the money in his hands and held it out to the editor a loud ex- plosion thrilled every nerve fiber in his body. A blinding glare of light filled the room. and the air was filled with the choking gaseous fumes of the smoke of the powder used by pho- tographers in making flashlights. A pang of terror shot through the craven heart of the would be briber. He started back in his alarm. his eyes almost blinded by the unexpected flood of light that had subsided as quickly as it had come. “My God! rWhat is that?" he cried. ,A_ .5 ha- hand- rubbing the back across his eyes- Wheeler Brand. pletel; W J““a' â€" ~~ 7 v a reply that would haunt him while awake and awake him when he slept: “It is a picture of you in stripes. Judge Bartelmy." he announced. The judge. realizing that he had been trickedâ€"that he had been photo graphed in the very act of handing bribe money to the managing editor of the Advanceâ€"displayed rare presence or mind for a man whose complete social and professional ruin had be- come suddenly imminent. He rushed across the room at the point where the flash occurred. hoping to obtain hold of the camera and destroy the plate. Owing to the pull of smoke he had been unable to see just in what manner the camera had been arranged. But when he reached the side of the room there was no camera to be seen. only a round hole extending through the partition into the next room and from which the camera had been re- Bartelmy was not beaten yet. 5°. knew that he would not be beaten un- til the Advance appeafeqm them , I; AL- spreading forth to m of his shamg. 8.88 agro1§£a8x=.rk. honryouwillrecelveordentokm' that storyâ€"that dastndly pack of net you want to print!” Brand smiled calmly. He named the $10,000 In We. which )1! output. ‘throvnthunwtenhduhedfétm turned around and walked DICK telmy was not beaten yet. He he pounded the v; w- Brand. who had use!) in his "' counted the of fine or his hands w By“... vv 'â€" UIILC . He had com- enfo this cold. crafty tion: tic trust be had defic ad. And it was lious‘ triumph in his ’tefl- e reply that was I In rhe brain or the [POW he should now am He walked deliberately no the closet Indgecnredhb Mtandcont. He turned the key and went out of the “You count the money. W" spread his arms on his desk and bow- ed his head between them until hi. cheek rested on the cool polished sur- face. "Judith. Judith!" he aobbed. and his body shook uncontrolledly as he wept for the girl he loved. 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