Enty of proof that you did the job there."

To bring in paragraphs of what he doubtless termed "local color." From
first to last, every clue was bent and twisted so as to point to the
guilt of the boy. It seemed that some cunning enemy was directing the
reporters. It was stated that Fremont had been seen in the building
earlier in the evening, and that the night watchman had "reluctantly"
admitted that he had heard high words passing between Mr. Cameron and
his employe. The interview with the watchman had taken place on the very
night of the crime. Since that time, the newspaper said, no one had seen
him in New York, at least no one who would admit knowledge of his
movements to the police. On the whole, the newspaper made out a pretty
good case against the boy, and Fremont was pleased to think that he had
taken the advice of his friend and left the city. If he had not done so,
he would now be in the Tombs, he had no doubt. After a time he tossed
the paper aside and began walking up and down his room, anxious for
Nestor's return, anxious for a breath of mountain air--for the freedom
of the high places, for the sniff of a camp-fire. It was then that he
heard a footstep at his door. He turned the lights down and waited, his
hand on a weapon which had been given him by Nestor. Then the door was
opened softly and an arm clad in khaki was thrust through the narrow
opening. Fremont wa

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