"After lunch. You will have another new clerk to help you, a fellow named Nat Nason," answered Hamilton Dart.
CHAPTER XIII
A SWINDLE EXPOSED
When Nat came back from lunch he was introduced to Harry Bray, and Hamilton Dart brought forth several packages of old bills and letters and also a couple of cheap blank books.
"I want these things sorted out," said he. "Enter all names in the books, and file them away according to date."
This seemed easy work, and both of the young clerks said they understood what was wanted. Then Hamilton Dart put on his hat and left the office.
"I won't be back this afternoon," he said. "Lock up at five o'clock, and you, Bray, can take the key."
"Yes, sir," answered Harry Bray.
"This isn't very hard," was Nat's comment, when he was left alone with his fellow clerk.