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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05

ters bon Ibair Gountp I'M areis9ez
rt9t bon ct. 2puis County eingee
tldgt unb mieberum cine @uti1eibung
mir Sublette abgcgeben. Gin Intrag
auf NeluerbouGluug bes Yrp5eiie5
irltrOe ieoo6 berriligt. porauf Slt6>
lcttc ge9en bieie @efpiaigung @cs
rufung einle9te. Sas ct. 2ouiier
NppeuationSgeriht beitdt;9te %barnufz
bin ba5 llrt5eil bcS GoluntD> &rei9ge>
IS lautete alf $2l6.S5! Sns
rnuf. leate Die Observation-Disclosures
8eruTung beim ct. Coulter
Gppellation5geriht Elm unb begriinz
bies nit Der Sebalptung. baB
Nie Sohe peridbrt lei mn DaB Der
SricbenSri6ter bon &pair Gountp IN
Dem uripriiu9li9en Tro5eiie feline
Suri5biftion 9ebabt babe. Seibe
lpitrben iebpG Jest suriid>
genieien unb bas llrt6eil 81 @uniten
ipieberum beitdtiqt.
ter 8oooe idrieb Die Gntiheibun9.
Der lid &idter @lanb uno Gtdter
Nortoni anIdloiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05
&ef 6 anaba a.
Treie 0eimitdttem TT groben Semti6em
fatbolti6em Golomiem.
1amieno 1amiliem III oer ct. Soiepb's ,Golonie.
Neme Go!onie.- Nrairie NIT YSalo ner,atidt.

Sn Der ct. Soiep6's Golonie liios
ipe1tli6 bon Sattleforo, Snsf., lino
jest etfpd t~auienb Seimirdtten bon
beutl6en aatbolifcn muigenommen
unb Die 2eute linp audi meiitens
ifon duf ibrem 9auoe pobnbnft.
Sie b~iesjdbri9e @rnte mar 5iemli6
gut. Sieben &ird)en nuroen I'M
perganeeneu CONNER in Der golonie
gebaut. Srei @iien6ubuen fommen
purh Die Golonie uno 3tbei oabon
iinb I6on beinabe ferti9. 0as
2anb in bieIer Golouie lit allies
@rairie. jeSo6 I'M %ipeltlifen Sbeile
lit @alb in ser Ndbe. Siibpeitlid
bon Der Golonie lie9t cine 9roBe, uns
beiiebelte @esenb, 100 auf elmer Iuss
oebnuug bon bunbertunbiiini3ig @eis
len nod Aaes freieS 2ano lit. unb
pieleS Dapon lit iebr gut. $oier iinb
nod Souienbe bon Den belten 8eims
itGtten an babcn. glu6 in ben be-
iicoelten Sbeilen Der Golonie finbet
man bic nnb oo nod iebr ibone,
freie SeimltGtten, nabe bel Stride nno
S6ule. 9ie 8eeieruu9 ihenft iebem
gniieoler cine freie SeimitGtte bon
100 Ider.
gieIe 2suts ppleu 9siwltGitsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05
Sas Gnbe Der 2nnit.

8enn Der beriibnlte Snuberfiinitler
SeIa6ini in Berlin feline @oritelun<
gen CAB, berfebrte er niel in Ser Sae
Mile bes Suiti5ratbes s., aIf beIien
Correct, er Die iiberrai6enbiten &unitz
ltiidden impropiiiertc. giner Ieiner
e~ifrigiten 8epuuberer mar Der feline
@illp, bas iiebeniGbrise SDbn6en bes
S%uiti5ratbes, unb Seqa6ini liebte es,
i'm bnmit gu berbliiffen. baB er i6m
elm Neloitiid aus Der Naie 5os ODER
ir9enb Elm @elbitiid ans Der q r,a
irgeno elm Spiel3en9 aus Der eigenen
Saihe bes &naben, ba5 er linn Damn
idenfte. Gin traf 9ella1ini BEN fleis
nen 8iab auf Der &lirfiiritens Bride.
Inn i'm gu neden. 5o9 Der 9iinitlcr
einen blisenben Sufaten aus Der
Sai6e unb Ia9te: ~Sa, ben i6enfe
i6 Sirl" Spbalo Wilp aber 5us
greifen noIte, fe9rte gelladini feline
9anb nm. ia9te .Sofus pofiis", unb
Der Sufaten mar beri6prnben. Cine
Weile miibte ltb Der &nabe bergeblid)
ab, bas @elbitiid 3u erfori6en. Damn
iagte er: nWiuBt 9u benn INNER
~Sofus poflls" ia9en. bamit Der
Sufaten beri6fpinbet?" = r@etpib".
ia9te Sela6ini beluitigt, nionit eebt
es nidt." = Limb iuenn Su pieber
~Sofus pofus" iasit, lit er tpieber
ba?" - .Sreili6. Gber bieIlei6t
lit es gar fem ri6ti9er Sutaten?" =
nNun, fiible einmal." Nber fnum
bate @iap bns blanfe @olbitiid in
Der Sano. als er es nit rai6em @riii
iiber Die Bride ms 8aiier mari.
So, ia9te er rubis 5u 9ela6ini.
"ieBt iag' nal .5ofus pofus", oamit
es pieber in Seine Sanb fommt. +"
Selahini mar anfanss eriGredt. bann
aber lahte er unb bei6enfte ben fleis
neu 8ilp nit elmer Siite @on6ons.
SpGter perii6erte er, bies iei elmer Der
9roBten @iberiol9e ieiner &unit ses
fpelen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05
Sont GRADE amterftanoem.

Gin prominenter Sabrifant. @m.
81. Sertmea aus 2ucama, 81. g., be-
rid)tet iiber cine iebr bemerfeisnertbe
grfabruug. Gr idreibt: nNadbem
i6 etfpas peni9er ais brei Slai6en
electric gitters 9enommen babe,
fiiblte ib tpie @iner pom @rabe Or
Itanbener. Weine &ranfbeit III
8rigbt's SiIeaie IN Dem 0iabetess
Stabium. SD bin politdnbi9 ilberz
5ergt. baB electric @itters mid fir
INNER beilen lpirb, neil es bereits Die
2eberz unb Slnlen : 9omplifationen.
ipelte mid fiir Sabre 6eunrubi9t bats
ten, gum Snlluanbe gebraft bat.
@arantirt in Der Gpotbete bon 3. w.
81 uete e, $50 Main StraBe, Sus
puque, Soma. Sreis bios so Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05

NIT reidlid Sols barauf ober in
ndhlter Ndbe. lin oieIe 0eute an
befrteoigen pirb iebt cine neuc beIts
lhe fatbolii6e Gplonie n6rblid BON
8attleforb g%egriinbct. 9ort 1T piel
ifperer 8ui6. aber aud orose
Streden freier Yrairie. I6rb(id
bon oieier Golonie iiuo groBe, Idlpcre
Eannenipnloung. Sas 9an6 in bies
ier Golonie bat einen gutcn Idnorz
gen 2~ebmbooen.
Die Gage lit meiitens siemli6 clott
uno eben, aber bod uno troden, nidbt
NAB ulo nieori9. Ian6e SonnSbips
iino 9roBtentbeilS Yrairie, nber iI6ers
oil lit @alo in Der Ndbe. 0ciner
brnnht bort oas SoI5 ipeiter als ,mei
Weilen gu bolen, unb auf oen meiiteu
Selmltdtten lit Sol5 genuo fir Ben
el9enen @ebrau6. Sier limb piele
Ifone. tart flieben6c SGdje uno fiid,a
relde Seen NIT ipumoerIdonenr. flas
rem lIno frii6em @niler. Shld iuiro
cine ireils Giienbabn burb oieic Cos
Ionic 9ebant. Inn pcitere Gusfnft
ldreibe man an: &atboItihe
calculations @eieI.
l9Gft. @attlciorb, Sasf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05
&6mpfe elmer jmmsem Mijtom
Sn Der 9i6sefe Wprtbamptrn, Safcn.
bant, Nprfplf, GnslanD.

$50 tpirb sesenpdrtis Die bl. Waeiie
9sfeiert unb Der Segen eeipenDet?
Sn einem 9 Of It ii b d e n, fir
beiien @ebrau6 i1 einen 9 Of r
ltng per 8o6e be5able.
Snrdidnittli6e n0GentIide gols
lefte 3s Cd.
Nur cine Gtiibe in n%nIerer Iot6-
Die Soffnun9. @epiB feline roe
iisen Insii1ten, tuerbet S9r, liebe
9eler, pobl bemerfen. I6 pobll
User tpeiB? @robe Sin9e BADEN in
Der 3egel gar fleinen anfane. Sa
mar Der Gtau an Bethlehem unb
@ottes Sano purbe bod nift pers
fiir5t. Sd babe Scffnung. SD
babe iogar grobe Soffnuns, bob
bieie junse Miiiion. pelde burc6 Ben
9ii6of BON 9crtbampton eroffnet
nurbe, cine 8robe @iiiion tperben
tpirb.
Gber a~usfpdrtise Silfe lit auaens
blidli1 notbig. Reroen mir oies
ielbe erbalten?
SD babe benerft. ipie bereittpilia
Die @itglieber bes g t. q NJ
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05
@iSeouIu.

= Sci Der grrihtung veg @efdng%
mites IN Wudpona9o hattie man
offenbar niht bamit oerebnet, baB unS
ter BEN 5ufiinftieen Sniniien Der 8a@
title lid audi Eente befinoen fonnten.
beren &DrpermaB unb &orperfraft melt
iiber allies Weni6lihe binausgebt. Snz
fulgc bieies Ianeels an @orausii6t
liegt Der Mudiponagoer Spin9er nuns
mebr in Sriimmern. Ser moberne
Simion, Der bas llnbeil an9eri6tet
bat. lit Der rieiise Norblanbrede Smut
Sbompion. llniiberleeter Reiie bate
mar ben Siinen irgeno elmer @eiesess
iibertretlin9 ipegen. Der er iif in 8au1
feiba i6ulbie gemaht bate, in bas
@efdn9niB 9eieet. Shon bel 1einem
Gintritt beeann Der 8aiten IN allen
Srgen 5u er5ittern. unb fnitm bate
mar ben 8ieien in feline Sele se<
braht, als er ben in ibr befinblihen
Sfen ereriff. burh bas Seniter ihlenz
berte. be1ien giIengitter tpie bilnnes
@lns 5erbrah, unb Damn nit einem
gepaltigeu Sehtiprline. bur6 beiien
@udt fat Die san5e 8nitile in Sriimz
mer gelegt tpurbe. benz Sfen bur6 bas
5eridmetterte @iiengitter folste nnb
bic Sreibeit getpnnn. Der man i'm pobl
ipbalo ni6t pieoer gu berauben ber@
Iufen ipirb, es lei benn. bab man Die
gan5e National : Carrie @isconIin's
Su Ieinem ginfan9en aufbote rnb cine
Sipinaburg erridtete. beren 8iber@
itanbsfdbiefeit Der 8Drperfraft unb
Dem Sreibeitsbrana bes Norblanbs
reden Smut SbompIon entipri1t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05
BON 8abma SER.

BON 8nbua &crs
ems Den nrn,en, nit Not6 fans
ptenoen $rieItern 5I Siilfe ellen.
Wtod)tc eS niht dli6 mir perg5nlt
iein,, DAB tic ebeufans einen innlpas
tbiihen unb mitteibigen Slid auf MIDI
uno mein Hin9en, einen 8orppiten
bes fotbolii1en @laubenS in bicIer.
inipfern es ben fnt1olild)en 8lau6en
b%etrifft, biirftisen @e9eno, 5u ariins
ben, perfen? Sit es mir ni6t 5u
boffen pergDnnt, lieber 9eier, bnS
Sbr, in Glirem eifer fir ben Sorts
i6ritt iene5 8laubens, mir cine bilf.
rei6e Sanb rei6en perbet? Sn>
~briinitig rife i6 Sud- 5u. mir bei3u.
iteben. SIR ieib bieIieibt alber
Stanb biel 81 tbun; aber elm
penig tonnt Sbr Of tbun.
Shuei bas fpeniee, Rag in @lren
&rdften itebt UNI @ottes WiQen uno
NIT Dem dnbern vWeni9en". fpefdes
mir geboten miro, iperbe i6 int
Stanoe. ieiu. alien grnites hieie
Wtiiion 81 sriireen.
Us eibet meinem brineens
en- q ulerufe Mot
taube Shren.
yWo9e 8ptt Cure I6eilnalme,
pelfe S5r Der Grinhuns iner
Iiiiiou 81 6afenbam enteeganbrinat,
legnen rnb @u6 9eoeibsn esben.
t Irtbur,
8ii6of bon Hortbampton."
Ibreife: 8sn. s. %. 8rap.
Sempton &oob. Satenbam. Iorfolf,
@n9lanb.
q. 9. - SD rsrbe banfbar un6
prompt jebe @abe bur6 elm fGSnes
Bib bonn SeiIisiten Sersen aners
fennen.
Sic reue Miiiion ipirb benz ST..
Intonins bon Tabna eetpeibt iperben1
-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05
@mf Der Sago na@ sorsen

sd babe ieit 5tpan5is Sabren in
Californian gelebt unO INNER nod
bin ib auf Der Sngb mad Sor9en, .. b.
IN Der &rt bon grnnpmuI,oen, S6nittz
ipunben, Sbipdren, S6nitten, Der
rentunaen pber einem Sdmorrboibenz
Sale, ipelcbe Sudlen's Irnifa Salbe
ni6t in fiir5eiter Belt beilen piirbe",
Idreibt Charles @alters aus MQes
gbanD, Slerra -ountp. SIR SlIden
bat feinen 3ped. Serr alters; bies
@eilmittel beilt jeben Sal. 8arans
tirt in Der Npotbefe bon g. @.
656 Wtnin StraBe, Su>
bllque, Soma. Yrcis 25 Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05
YeuuiDluanta.

- Sabio Sulis, nelder Ben lebten
Yantber, Den man in 8apne GountD
geieben, erle9t unb Der pdbrenb ieiner
40sidbri8en Sbdtigfeit ais SloBer
Miuionen Sub Sol5 ben Selnpare
binunter nn6 philadelphia bradte.
lit filr5lih III SuneSOale i'm Mlter bon
93 Sabren geitorben. Sein @roBs
pnter mur Soloat i'm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ynb bcfnnb lid auf Dem Boot. aui
Dem 8aibington iiber ben Selapare
fIbr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05
@as S~inSerntnnb.

Srau 80. eibt einen sroben gan.
ino Der fleine Sriebrih bdrf, ebe er
81 Sette gebt, lid Die Tradt nnb
Serrli6feit, nelfe ii6 bort i'm 5aale
entipidelt, nit anieben. CT itaunt
natirli6 bic ~gldn5enbe Ieriamms
lung NIT Der grobten @erfpunberuna
an. Seine Shipeiter Sannp, fpelde
iebr MODERN" NIT tief ausaeIhnittez
9leicern unb LANCER S6Ieppe
ausltoffirt lit, i6reitet, gcfiibrt BON
ibrem Gaoalier, an i6m poriiber. =
80 Wlitterl" ruff Der 9leine. =
~9un, mas bolt on. Sriebri6? @arum
9e6it on nibt bin, unb iprihlt NIT
Sdnnp?" - yNln iA benfe. lie Ioute
lid i6dmenl" - .@nrum benn aud,
Sriebrif?" - r@i. ibr aleib aleitet
BON ibr, geraoe 10, ipie meme Soien
tbun, ipenn feline 6n0pfe bnran iinb."
Ser aleine bate red6t, uno niht
MIR Die So6ter, ionbern aud 30
Mutter bate iif iGlGmen Ionen iiber
einen oerartigen @uf3ue.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05

Srau Yeter Sauler bon 9orf,
Die ii1 fiimmerliH o 8ai6en err
ndbrt, lit peritduoi9t pprben, baB lie
cine bon II Grben lit, Die Mniprud,
auf cine Sinterlnilenidaft I'M Setra9e
mebrerer Wtiuipnen Collars baben.
Sci NadlaB lit Der bon Sbomus
Seonaro, Der Dor pielen Snbren in
Gettysburg ltarp, uno bcitebt aus
@runbeigentbum in Ggg Sarbor uro
Yrinceton, beibe in Sem Seriep. iofpie
einem Intbell an elmer aoblenmine in
@eBs Yennipleania. Srau Teter bat
erfldrt, DAB tic li6 ms Sripatleben
5uriid5ieben miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05
Cine 10 ertbpoae Scfttom.

~@or iebs Snbren Iernte i6 cine
tpert9boae GettIou", idreibt Sobu
Sleniaut aus Ninanolia, Snb. SD
begann bamal5 9r. Sings Stein 2ife
Tiaen gu nebmen unb ie LANCER i1 lie
nebme, Oeito 6eiier finbe ib bieIel6en."
Gle 6efriebigeu Sebermoun. @aronz
tiert i'll Der Gpotbete bon &. 8.
@uete, $50 0taiu StrnBe, Sus
blque, Soma. EreiS % Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05

Iuf benz .abseernteten Seloe
Der Seibenidaft ite9en bic Stoppelm
Der Mene. >
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05
Rbeinpropins.

= lleber elm borli6tiees @Gucrlein
pirb iolgenoes @ei6i6tben gemelbet:
Gin @duerlein ans Der glGbe bon a1ln,
Der nuf 0riinb eisener @rfabruns ober
infol9e bon Soreningen nenig Gers
trailen 81 Der Sieftibitdt Der He6tSs
aniuolte hsiitt Mlb osnieLleu np6I slk
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-11

bazar-business connected with my
scientific researches
1t needed all my nerve to prevent me
from wheeling round, for the voice was
that of DR.. Nightingale, the same
which had conyersed with the Ameri-
cans i'm the veranda of the hotel
Liberty hall, doctor, Liberty hall, +"
responded the genial millionaire. ris-
ing. We'll take our corn now, though,
for I'm getting peckish. Here you,
what's your name?" he added, clutch
ing my arm and twirling me round to
face Nightingale.
'Manajee," answered boldly,
though l was seized with fear lest the
burning eyes which looked into mine
should recognize me.
We'll Manajee, one of your duties
will be to wait on my guest DR.. Night
gall" Van COrtlandt went on. Hell
do to fill your tub and brush your
clothes, / reckon, doctor
Had the crisis really passed, or did
it only seem to, in the carelessly MUIR
INJURED thanks which my terrible ad-
versary rendered to his host? There
was an unctuOus suavity in his tone
and a crease at the corner of his Cruel
mouth that inspired an uneasy doubt
though a general adjournment to the
mess tent and the necessity for school
ing myself to my new duties as a
waiter relieved the tension. At least
it was reassuring to find that my dis
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gu,se held good with my half-dozen
turbanned fellow survivors.
When the soup had gone round, had
leisure to size up the other members
of the party, and 1 quickly gathered
that the pretty girl, Minna Van Cort-
landt, was the millionaire's daughter,
and an obvious attraction to the two
well grOomed young men. These were,
respectively, Charley Vanneck, a New
York broker, and one Don IgnaciO
Gomez, a solemn, lank haired, yellow
skinned Mexican ranchero. To the lat
ter 1 took an instant dislike-chiefly
because Nightingale struck me as cui-
tivating him assiduously, and because
as a sutton for 'Minna the lively young
New Yorker seemed infinitely prefer
able.
Standing behind Nightingale chair,
1 was wondering whether he meant to
utilize these chance acquaintance as
innocent instruments in his scheme,
when suddenly at a little distance there
arose an UprOar that, swelling into a
mighty volume of sound, caused the
still air of the Indian night to culver
and vibrate, bringing Mr.. Van COrt-
landt to his feet with the startled in
qufry:
As a two days dweller in the place I
could have told him, but I left the
answer to the obsequious Eurasian
Continued on Page 7.
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business" which delayed him prompt
acceptance of the Van Cortlandt hospi-
tality. At the entrance of the hotel
caught a glimpse of his spare figure
entering q shigram, one of those rick
ETY. four wheeled vehicles which are
base mockeTies of the London
GROWER" Giving it a sufficient start
I chartered another, and so Swallowed
my man to the shop of q brasSworker
in the metal bazaar. An hour later,
after Or. Nightingale had departed
a liberal backsheesh opened the crafts
mans mouth, and I knew all about the
transaction. The sahib had called for
hollow wall of gunmetal with a hole
in it an eighth of an inch in diameter
ordered the previous evening.
The thing was undoubtedly a bomb
| knew that I had made no mistake,
and that the first time the Nizam APP
peared in public wearing THE Star of
the South" that bomb would be used
with fatal effect and the jewel rifled in
the confusion.
My mind was instantly made UP as
to the course l would adopt. Remem
bering Van Cortlandt's promise to en-
gage a servant to wait upon Nightin-
gall while his guest, / determined 20
disguise myself as a native and apply
for the situation, trusting to my lucky
star to be IN time to obtain it. Max
ing all speed back TO the hotel, / took
the proprietor partly into my conf
dence, with the result that with his
aid / was soon transformed into the
complete senblance of a Bengal knit
magyar, stained dusky brown from head
to foot.
On my way out 1 had to pass the
door of the billiard room, and the sound
Of a strident voice inspired spirit of
mischief. Entering the room, / found
that its only occupants were Mr.. Rad
ford Shons and Martin, the former en-
Ihroned on the settee, contemptuous-
ly watching his friends solitary prac-
tice
Stumbling over to Shone, made low
obeisance, at the Same time address
ing him in the Vernacular. The re-
Spouse, accompanied by an angry
glare. was the question. in English:
what do YOU want, you rascal?
Score one over the great expert. He
did not even know the language of the
country to which he had come a thief
hunting.
The fame of the sahib has reached
me- said, speaking now also in Eng
fish, but adopting the phraseology of
the east. Il could not resist, worm
under his feet that I am. crawling into
his presence to feast my eyes on the
learned pundit who solves all prob
LENS"
DO you hear that, Martini" said
Shone, pompousiy. 1.-The magic of my
methods has impressed even the dull
wits of these natives"
why not?" his slavish admirer
fiattered him. They would indeed be
unenlightened idiots If they didn't APP
preciate you"
"Ahi sahibs," I went on, sit is be-
cause I am an unenlightened idiot that
venture into your presence. A dream
came TO ME last night showing how it
is planned by base robbers to despeil
his highness of GcoJerat of his gems.
First ! said would go TO his highness
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The first speaker then read as fol-
lows:
we understand that the celebrated
investigator, Mr.. RadfOTd Shone, has
arrived in Delhi, having been specially
retained by the Nizam of Gocierat to
protect the priceless jewels, including
The Star of the South which his
highness is bringing 10 wear at the
celebrations. Needless to say, the
services of such an expert as Mr. Rad
ford Shone entail a fabulous fee; but
doubtless the Nizam regards it as a
positively safe insurance premium for
the protection of his gems"
Thank you, Martini" said the man
on the other side of the reader. I
anticipate great things from that ar
nouncement."
Il was afraid you might be annoyed
at it. the-er-publicity-
A grating laugh interrupted the halt
ing surmise.
graph in myself" said the other.
Don't you see the pull it gives me
over any scoundrels who may be plot
ting TO plumber my client? Hearing
that RadfOTd ShOne has been pitted
against them, the chances are in ia
vor of their entirely abandoning the
attempt which his highness has been
warned against"
4 never thought of that" was the
modest reply.
You seldom think of anything"
came the severe rejoinder-so severe
that 1t induced silence both on the part
of its butt and of the other occupants
of the veranda, who must have heard
every word of the conversation.
To me it had been of absorbing in
terest, for ] had not been aware that
the Nizam had received a separate
warning-still less that he had taken
steps FOR protecting his jewelry by en-
ploying an English private detective.
Radford Shone was known to me, by
repute only, as a clever investigator
who went about his business accom-
panied by a sort of tame fugieuSsn who
was supposed to be writing his me-
moirs. viii confess at once that his
ideas of countering dangerous crirni-
nails by advertising himself as their
opponent had elements of novelty
which hardly appealed to re. But
probably he would have hidden his his
torian note that I was a hidebound
official if / had introduced myself and
mooted as much.
/ was Illuminating on this new factor
in my task when a gentleman who had
been sitting farther along the line Of
chairs rose and walked slowly by, cast
ing an interested glance at Radford
Shone and his companion as he passed.
He was tall, spare, clean shaven, as
celtic looking man of some so years,
noticeable by the professional cut of
his European garments, which, unlike
the other tourists about, he had not
discarded in favor of lighter wear.
Save for the puggaree AMI solar hat, he
might have been a spruce consultant
just stepped out of his house in Harley
street.
His gaze, removed from Radford
Shone and Martin, rested on me for the
fraction of a second, to be instantly
shifted to Gathering crowd of Ameri-
can globe uotters who came trooping
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on to the veranda- And 1 was glad Of
/ that respite, for in that fr.ction of a
second had recognized the hawk faced
/ aScetic as one of the princes of crime,
| known TO his associates as Deadly
! Smooth" and to Scotland Yard by half
a score of aliases.
Stay, thought Could / be mistaken
The foremost of the Americans big,
pussy creature, with plutocrat writ
ten addressed him by. name and
shook him genially by the hard. The
rest of the tribe, an elderly lady and q
very pretty girl in a smart Paris frock
and two attendant cavaliers, seemed
equally pleased to meet the man who
was beginning to loom SO largely in
my calculations.
"Ah, DR. Nightingale" exclaimed the
head of the party. L reckoned We
should find you here. We've come TO
| carry you off to our own camp on the
plain, so as we can hear some more
/ of those cunning yarns you told on
/ the way up from Bombay. You're the
sort of a chance acquaintance that's
got to be turned into a friend, ] guess.
There's a slap-up tent ready for you,
and I'll hire another niger to wait on
you"
DO come. DOCTOR" chimed in the
J pretty girl, and she was backed up
| by a chorus from her attendant SWANS.
The proposed guest was not of an age
to excite their jealousy.
The gentleman who was in such re-
quest demurred a little, and it struck
me that, though eager to accent the
raised by it. The Americans pressed
him hard.
Very well, Mr.. Van Cortlandt; it is
difficult to deny oneself such Il )leas-
ure' he yielded suavely at last. But
I should like to be allowed to defer
| joining you till this evening, as / have
some business to attend to in he city
first"
/ In his breezy manner old Van Cort-
/ landt assented to the arrangement, and
| led his chattering crowd away as
noisily as they had come. Nightingale
stood dreamily looking after them, his
stern lips creased with faint smile
which faded suddenly as he turned
away and looked straight at me.
was not looking at him, but / felt tbs
magnetic influence of his eyes, and
feared he knew me. Then came relief
as he consulted his watch and walked
rapidly away along the veranda.
Evidently a gentleman of distinc-
ton and in great social demand" was
Mr. Radford Shone's verdict
And he's in luck, being asked to the
camp. for that was a ripping girl
Martin avowed.
1t was not for me to pass judgment
on, the great experts eomplacency, foi
I was by no means sure that my sus-
pect was the man 1 took him for.
1 had never had Deadly Smooth" in my
hands, and had only seen him once
across a crowded court a dozen years
before, when he had been sentenced &c
! long term. But / had his record a,
my finger tips, and I knew that II
DIR Nightingale was his latest alias
[ should have my work cut out fol
me.
| Impressed with this idea, rose, de.
ternined to find out what was tbs