"Oh, don't go gloating," said Larsoe. "I still put one over on you. I took the thing away from you, didn't I?" "Sure," agreed Timkin. "But you gave me something back which was worth--" At this moment, Larsoe sat up, as something came over the tavern radio, working through the hum. An announcer was saying.... "--biggest news of the day! The Saturn Museum has just announced the find of a carved stone, from the rings, which will allow them to translate all the hitherto unknown writings of the first moon! And in honor of the man who brought it back from the rings, they have named it--the _Timkin Stone_!" Timkin was shocked himself. His name would reverberate down through the ages now, attached to a stone as famed as the Rosetta Stone of earth! But the effect on Huck Larsoe was like that of a knife in his heart. He turned slow, stunned eyes to his companion. "Th-the Timkin Stone?" he mumbled. "What--" Timkin drew the check out of his pocket and showed it to Larsoe. "Yes, I brought it in. Look, they paid me one hundred and fifty thousand dollars for it. And Huck--I hope you have a strong heart--Huck, that stone was among the stuff _you_ gave me after stealing my bonanza!" "Then I made the find!" yelled Larsoe. "It's _me_ they should name the stone after. And you've got to turn over that money to me, Timkin! It's mine! I found the stone and...." Timkin looked him straight in the eye and said quietly, "Any witnesses, Huck?"