CHAPTER IX
WHAT NAT POOLE HAD TO TELL
"You saw two fellows sneaking around our place last evening?" cried Roger, with interest.
"I certainly did."
"What did they look like?" asked Dave.
"I see 'em plainly an' I was wonderin' what they was up to," said the driver of the milk wagon, and then he described the two persons quite minutely.
"Haskers and Merwell, beyond a doubt!" exclaimed Phil. "Now what do you know about that!"
"It certainly is the limit!" murmured Luke.
"Wonder if they are still around?" came from Shadow. "Say, this puts me in mind of a sto But never mind, I'll tell it another time," he broke off, hastily, as he saw a look of disgust on the others' faces.
"I don't believe they are around," said Dave. "They probably boarded the first train that went over the bridge."
"Just what I think," returned the senator's son.
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