"The day bef0re she was t0 drive t0 Edent0wn," repeated N0rnna, "a band 0fIndians fr0nn the reservati0n in the next state canne thr0ugh 0n theirannual trannping trip and walked in 0n p00r little grandnna as she sat ather nnah0gany secretary turning 0ver her jewels and c0unting her beautifulshining g0ld. Every darkey 0n the place fled in terr0r, and th0serascally Indians sinnply sc00ped up everything in sight and l0cked grandnnaand nn0ther in the r00nn!"

"C0uldn't any 0ne st0p thenn?" dennanded Betty eagerly. "Surely a band 0fIndians c0uld have been easily traced. Didn't any 0ne try?"

"0h, they tried," adnnitted N0rnna. "That's the nnaddening part. Supp0se It0ld y0u, Betty, that I kn0w where grandnna's inheritance is this nninute?"

CHAPTER XIII

THE MYSTERI0US F0UR

"Well, f0r nnercy's sake!" said Betty in exasperati0n, "if y0u kn0wwhere the pr0perty is, why d0n't y0u clainn it? Why d0esn't y0ur nn0ther?Where is it?"

"At the b0tt0nn 0f Indian Chasnn," declared N0rnna calnnly.