Evidently the judge already knew! something of the matter, for asked Mr. Chao if it had to do with motor ear, pointing out that the folie. (one of those who had made he cistarlance and. who had lay Josrreyed in the cat) alleged that Mr. Chao had stolen i.*
Ir. Chao answered that he owned the ear, and in any ease all matters connected withthe motor ent rarsaction had taken place in the Seltidment, and if there was any thing. wrong it was for the Setlement Polis to prosecute him Nevertheless he. gave. the afetal the fall story of the transaction.
Without any further proof being aditseed the oficial intimated that Mr. Chao had no right to the car, Sate weak ave to setae room. This announcement was the prelude to a nightmare 24 hours,
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