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noticed what make the car wnsl" Dollimore suid regretfully. “By the way, sin-do I this little affair?" "Better not, I think- I'll be 1'2- sponslble. The chief will not want it to get irfto the press. If you do

report

“If you'd rather I didn't." the constable said doubtfuliy, "Ofiiclollyj I have already re- ported it to the chief." Dollimore suggested. “I get you, sir. Good night."

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"You were on that Mossford, case?"

“Yes." said Dollimore us he dial- led the famousinumber of Scot- lend Yard. ’

The Chief listened gravely to the news. ,

"Not even a scratch, as I told you, sir. It was uncomfortably near. though. I've been wondering why they did it."

“I don't know. It proves one thing, Doillmore, beyond doubt -- which is, that the theory you have built up is sufficiently near the truth to frighten them. I will rend a car for you at eight-thirty. You'll be safe in Paris, I should say- but I shouldn't tsks any chances. when you turn up anything definite ‘phone me. If this business has un- set you, would you care l0 wait until the morning?"

"Oh, no," said Dolli-lnoru. "It “'14s a hit unexpected. here in London. but, of course, we're dealing with

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"That struck me. too," the Chief said, “Didn't you mention to that: you?

solicitor, by the way, might g0 to Paris?"

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"I did; it was bluff at the time."i

“I-Ie may not have taken it

finaction of any kind is lrksom-r.

CHAPTER IX INQUIRIES IN PARIS

The Rue Blanche is a long, and

as} in many respects a typically Paris-

biuff.” the Chief said quickly. “Any-g ian street. Ii; runs from L1. Triniie way good luck! I may have newsuo the Boulevard dc Clichy Qd

for you when you get back." "I hope so, sir. Good-night."

‘even in the early morning it was

i-to an Englishman - extremely

"Have a whisky?" Dollimnre sug-i lfltefeiiini-

gested to the constable- as he turn-f

ed from the telephone.

Perhaps Inspector Dulllmore - found it the least bit too interest-

“No sir! said the constable firm-l ing. for he reached the end of the

ly. "I'm on duly."

"So am I," smiled Dolliniure as

he poured out two drinks.

“Always remember your instruc- tions and act in accord with them 8s far as possible. Cheeriol"

The constable grinned, mid fin- ished his drink as deftly as Dolli- more had done his.

“They're not li-kely to return?" he asked _as the thought occurre to him.

"I don't think so. The old trick probably deceived them. ff a per- son shcots at .\'Oil—-l\'ill. They think thfiv got me."

“Then I'll go. But it's obvious that they know where you live,’ he added doubtfuliy.

"Don't worry. A police var will take me to Victoria in style. pres- cntly."

long street without di-scovcrm; [he object of his search —the Cute dos Rosiers. Facing him, on the Boule- vard, was the very modern Moulin Rouge. garish in the dayllghi- The sight of it, and the memories it rty uncl he set out to retrsce his recalled, jerked him back to real- steps.

He found the Cafe des Roslers d at length, hidden away -ln spite of its fragrnnt name -in a rrilhcr unsavoury alley. Indeed. he zilse- discovered that the name was the only fragrant thing about it, for it was a, buvette of the poorest kind. The proprietor, arrayed in trousers ond shirt, both of which were badly in need of washing, was tmshaven; his eyes wort- cur- iously prominent and blood-shot uncl the impression hc made on

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“lVIonsieurT he said in a gulicrul s tone when Dollimore opmoached lhc zinc liar.

H0 was aware that several of the mcn in the bar were glancing furtivciy at him; there was some- thing in the atmosphere of 1hr: place which made it quite clear that it wasn't an ordinary buvettc and ihc men sitting cr siantfin; about W011‘. it was equally clrur 1o Dulliimcrc, not ordinary, tlcrrnt working men.

"Merci," he said as the coffee was pushed at him -there is no other phrase for the off-handed gcstilrc. It was obvious lll-‘it i-e was a suspect. and not wanted lherc.

nnlmalcti when he entered, died down to an uneasy silence.

"I'm looking for an old friend of mi-nc, Monsieur," he said 1n French. "A mun called I-ewin."

“Why come here? There is none of iii-it name here."

“l know that. But I fancied you might he able to help me- H: once gave this address in order that lnilors might be sent to him here." "lvfuuy do that, Monsieur, as you sec."

Thu proprietor indicated a green baizc hoard, crrss-crossed with black tape in which several letters were fixed. “Why do you want Monsieur Lewin? I sec no reason why I should ham-l out information about my cllonis iu strangers, I get noiihinr: out of it and my clients pay for their letters to come here. They are entitled to-discretion."

"Of course. I understand that. Monsieur, I will be frank with’ you. It is greatly i0 lhc ga-nilc- man's tidvantagc that I should find out whcre he is."

"Se?"

"Yes."

"Then I am doubly sorry that I cannot help you." the man in the dirty shirt said with a sudden grin which revealed a row of broken teeth.

“Listen, Monsieur. I am a police official." said Dollimore quietly. ‘Ho? I hid guthered the incl; ll

report it, make that quite clear."

Doiiimore was already Isle for his evening meal which nod been ready for some trme. His packing and he was ready for the on- before it; arrived. He was in the msoil when

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East didn't want lo ruff dummy’: ""1"" m lodtvi: hand. and the result. was ihal hc had i9 ruff 1115 partner's \\'lillll‘i‘ at the end!

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West opened the six of diamonds. land South correctly guessed that the lend was not from the K1118- ;l~lence he put up dunvni/‘s ace and ‘lcd the eight qt‘ spades, flnessmé u to “@511; queen. West hopefully returned his other diamond, and East W011 with the king. East saw that a. diamond return could do n0 good, since South would ruff 111811; Hence East returned a i198"-

South won with the a¢e of hearts and laid down the ace 0f Spade!- Next he lcd a. club i0 dummfs We and discarded the queen of heart! on (he queen Of dlllmflndd. Then no ruffcd a. diamond in iris 0W1! hand and got back to dummy by ruffing a club“ At this point he led the last diamond from dummy. and East was at the CPOSSTOEIdS-

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