Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-07-02

,ha yord vorI cot M, q, boro nm tho
ars, tra,n--sro,ght or nossenger Tho
oorsIooLors-rige" Mr. Iorrv
was savage.
Not bit of It. nv boy; not bit Of
II. Well make house TO house can
yass If the police fail us. Cheer up,
cheer mi"
'You 90 to thunder"
"Hold on, Don't talk like that or
ri go hack on Won in a minute. I'm
here because I choose to be. and I've
more heart in the chase at this minute
than Won have. i've not lost hope.
Well find the Guggenslockers II we
have to hire detectives to trace 'em
from the United States to their very
doorstep. We're going to see the po-
lice after breakfast"
AFTER oreaktast they dld go 10 see
the Baron Dahgioss' At'er some IN
curry they tound tne gloomy ioreDou-
ing prisoh' anu MI anguish ooiuig
pounded on the huge gates niue
shutter new open ano man race
appeared. E'iueh'iy ne asked wnat
was wanted, put ne might as wen nave
uemahued their iiVes. 50 iar were they
irohi UNDERSTANDING MS query
Baron Dangloss?" asked Anguish
promptly. The man asked something
else, but as the Americans shook their
heads deprecatingly he withdrew his
face and presently swung open the
gates. They entered and he closed the
doors behind them, locking them in.
Then he directed them across the court
to an open door in the aged mass OF
gray stone. AS they strobe away from
the guard Lorry created CONSERVATION
by demanding:
GLOW are we 10 talk to the chief IL
he doesn't understand us or we him?
We should have brought an interpre-
ter"
"t ,or,o, .hor, TIN cop,ourded lam
,,,,oo pn, 4, roc rooI ho con ton,
Ir,eb " Iorry toId hin, ba WASN'T fun-
nv
ole THE HE ovo.,,o,cv paro, Nam
,loeso o., ,s,,od Ang,,ish s,onning into n
smoII roor and s,onn,ng sndJonIv In
,ho nrosonco ~ thn short serco man
,hov bcd coon Tho dov hetore rho
American smoke in French.
"It Is gentlemen OF what service
cor he IN M Inrry and Angu,sh p"
roonondod tho grim Iit,Ie chief noli,e.
Iv rising from beside bis desk Tba
v,sitors looked ar ono another In sur-
nrise
ar he knows our names on such
short notice hen certainly know the
Icuygensloclersr said Anguish IN his
friend In English
| "Ab vou are leaking for some one
named GuesensIockerq" asked the
chief smiling broadly and speakine
excellent English "you must not he
surprised gentlemen sneak many
languages heard last night that
Won we're inouiring about one Caspar
IGugqensIocker and 7 have racked nv
brain searched nv hooks. questioned
my Officers. and I am sorry to inform
Won that there is no such person in
EdelweIss"
"t was so welI assured Of Il BARON
DonpIoss " Iorry said
"The name is totaIIv unknown 10
me sir NAV ask wbv Won are search
ing for bims"
"CertainIv. met Mr.. Guggenslock-
or his wife and his niece last spring in
the limited states They invited me tn
chime and soc them ~ 7 ever hammered
70 he in this mart os the world. AS NV
friend and we're near here under
look 70 anvil myself of their invita-
tionp
And they said thew lived in Edel-
weiss. Groustarkq >"
"Tbev ala and m bumh,v confess /
did nor know much n, tno nripcInaIitv
Of Graustark
"That is certainly COMPLIMENTARY
but then We are n little out or tho
beaten natb. 90 II is pardonable
was at 6rst under the imnression that
Won were American Detectives with ex-
tradition papers for criminals hearing