He had lost almost an hour.

When he reached the room he found the officials busy and unwilling to be interrupted.

Finally he learned there had been a half dozen trunks from Chicago.

All were taken save two, and one glance at them told the Harvester that they did not belong to the girl in gray.
The others had been claimed by men having checks for them.

If she had been there, the officials had not noticed a tall girl having a white face and dark eyes.