"Gold, and lots of it," answered Sin Sum Tu. So Sin Sum looked in the book and found that it took five raps to produce gold, whereupon Sin Sum Tu rapped _his_ hand with _his_ fan five times, and a big pile of gold poured into it and spilled over on the floor of the cabin. "Now, Sin Sum Wen," said Sin Sum, "it's your turn. What have you got?" "Well," said Sin Sum Wen, "I hate to tell you but I got nothing but pies and cakes. I broke into a baker's shop thinking to rob his cash drawer, but I guess business was bad, for the drawer was empty, but rather than come away without anything, I fanned all his pies and cakes, although you may not think it worth while to produce them." "Oh, yes," said Sin Sum, "they are better than nothing. We can eat them for supper." Then he took his book and found that pies and cakes required eleven raps, and Sin Sum Wen rapped _his_ hand eleven times with _his_ fan and in about twenty seconds there were enough refreshments in the cabin to last a week. "Ah," said the Second Story Brothers, picking up the dainties and piling them on the table, "now we _will_ have a feast." And with that they started in and ate, and ate, and ate; lemon pie, apple pie, cocoanut pie, cherry pie, chocolate cake, cinnamon bun, jelly cake; in fact every kind of pie and cake a baker makes, and in about an hour each of them had about every kind of a stomach ache that every kind of a pie and cake makes, and were rolling around howling with pain. Now Dong, while he had eaten some of the goodies had not eaten much, for not being very happy he was not very hungry, so he was not made ill like the others. And presently as he saw that they paid no attention to him, he decided that here was his chance to run away. So he slipped out of the cabin and over the side of the boat, and made off into the city as fast as he could to the police station, for he knew when the Viceroy woke up and found his family jewels gone, there would be an awful row. And if he showed the police where to find them the Viceroy could not punish him for being with Sin Sum when he stole them. When he got to the police station, however, the officer at the door told him that Ho Hum, the Chief of Police, was taking a nap and could not be disturbed. "But," cried Dong, "I can show you how to catch the Second Story Brothers who have stolen the Viceroy's family jewels, if you will come with me." "What!" shouted the officer, "they stole the Viceroy's jewels?" Then he ran off and wakened Ho Hum at once. "Waugh!" yawned the Chief of Police, "what is this I hear? The Second Story Brothers have stolen the Viceroy's jewels and you will show us how to catch them?" "Yes," said Dong, "but you'd better hurry up before they find out that I have come to tell you about it."