All the depositors will be paid.

You are wealthy again--far wealthier than ever before." Checking himself suddenly, the lawyer turned toward Britz.

"I wonder who telephoned to Mrs.Collins ?" he asked.
"I took the liberty of using your name," said Britz.
The lawyer tried to freeze him with a glance.
"And who are you, sir ?" he asked icily.
"I am a detective attached to the Central Office." "Where did you get this will ?" "I don't care to go into that matter now," snapped Britz.
"Perhaps you will inform me why you presumed to use my name in telephoning to Mrs.Collins ?" persisted the lawyer.
"Because I wanted to see just what she would do." "I hope your curiosity is satisfied." "Quite satisfied." "Then there is no reason for your remaining," said Luckstone.

"I am the attorney for the receiver, and I am sure he does not require your presence." Britz was on the point of making a sharp retort, but checked himself.

He recalled the stern purpose of his visit, a purpose which he would execute relentlessly, yet not without feelings of the utmost pity.