I could not understand it. I was morally certain that Mr. Norton was on the train. Had he in any way disguised himself?

Suddenly I thought of the man who had impressed me so strangely. I jumped to my feet.

“I think I know where he is!” I exclaimed. “Please come with me.”

“What do you mean?”

“I think he is in disguise.”

“Oh, I see,” returned the conductor of the train.

I led the way to the second car. The man with the heavy beard sat looking out of the window. I tapped him on the shoulder.

CHAPTER XXIX.
MR. NORTON’S ACCUSATION.