"I could tell better if he would remove his hat. It does look like him, but he has disguised himself some way."
"Sure," laughed Donald. "That's part of his trade; but I'm dead sure it is Strong."
"What had we better do?"
"I don't know. He'll recognize us the minute he sees us. If he is keeping away from us, he will leave. If he is not, he may come over and speak to us. There is no reason why he should not, so far as he knows."
"How would it do to make ourselves visible?"
"I hardly know." Then after a pause: "I'll tell you what. As soon as we finish we'll go out, as though we did not see him, but we will be sure to make enough commotion to attract his attention. Then we'll station ourselves where we can see him as he comes out."
"That's all right, Don; but suppose he doesn't come out?"
Donald scratched his head.
"Oh!" he exclaimed, "I knew I had a thought back of that. When he sees us, if he is not trying to avoid us, he will speak to us. If he does not speak to us, we will know there is something wrong and take immediate steps to have him arrested."
"But he may escape."