Gunnison news-champion., 1912-01-12
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har confirmation Was deemed neces-
sary - they bariad him on the ios
owing daS and his grave n there
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oiutioaary party taos come. without
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oAn and rsksd the country TO hna the
I dad presideuis valise containing An.
CHARMS surplus csDital. bai without
success. tho,sgh aided by senor MACK
enzio I'm
Noa vil hear how Mackenzie. like a
tower OF Strength. shialded senoriis
Iuha Though those subsequent dis
tFessfui aays And hoW his scrGples
a. 10 her past career 30 he had snyl
vaui he'd. a. her aaVenturesome way
wauoness 80 she had anyi disappear
ed and they were welded and we're
harry
Bu they cannot tell you tas I shalD
What became of the money thai Mac
kenzis dropped into the orange tree.
BAT that comes later. for Il Is now
lime 10 consider the wishes Of those
who desire 10 learn VIII, shorty Flynn
lost his situation ~ rs deemed Mt
that Mr. Flynn tell biz own story.
dR EYNN's STORY
The ohisf rang up hssdqlart.rs and told
me to come uptown quick 90 an address
D.. gave. l went there. and found IN IN
private offiue with a hot Of directors
who were booking pretty fuzzy They
stated tine case Tile president % the Re
purliy Loan and Trust company had
skipped with nearly a quarter of a niil-
lion IN cash. The directors wanted him
back pretty bad. bat they wanted the
money worse. They had traced the odd
gent 10 where be boarded "a tramp fruit
steamer bound Cor Central America, or
somewhere. with a bic grlpsack and his
daughter-sll the family b., had
In six hours ! was on board steam
yacht belonging 10 one Of tue directors.
and hot on the trail Of the fruit Tub !
had q pretty good idea where the old boy
would strike for Al that lime W. had a
treaty with about every foreign country
except Belgium. and that banana repub-
lie. Anchuria There wasn't a photo Of
old Nahrfsld to he had In New York
he had ben foxy there but had his de-
scription. and. besides. the lady with him
would he almost a dead give-away.
We struck the money coast one after
noon about four. There WAS a ratty-
] looking steamer on shore taking ba-
nsnas. II might he the one the old man
had taken. and n might not ] went
ashore to look around. | struck Ameri-
can on shore. a big. cool chap. standing
around with the monkeys. He showed
me the consurs office. The consul was
Dutchman named Bruck. and he had
his mtt out for further orders. got
what ] wanted to know out Of him He
said the fruiter loading WAS the Karl
sefin, running to New Orleans. but took
her last cargo to New York on account of
an overstocked home market. Then was
sure my Seople were on board, as the
consul said no passengers had landed.
just then the quaranoine doctor dropped
In for a chat and he said there vas
gentleman and lady the fruiter. and
they would come ashore IN a few hours.
the gent recovered little
from a sea-sick spell. So. all that had
to do. then. was to wait.
After dark / walked around and In
vestiGated that town some, and II was
enough to give you the Hons. The main
street ran along the beach. and l walked
down IT, and then turned up q kind of
lane where the houses were made of poles
and straw wanted 10 see what the
monkeys did when they wern't climbing
cocoanut trees. The very FIRST shack |
looked In. l saw my people. They must
have come ashore while | was promenad-
ing man about fifty. smooth face.
heavy eyebrows. dressed in black broad
cloth. looking like he was just about to
say: "Csn any little boy In the sunday
school answer that He was freeznG
to a grip that weighed like . dosen gold
bricks. and q swell sirl-a regular peach.
with n Fifth avenue cut was sitting on .
wooden chair. An old black woman was
fixing some coffee and beans q table.
The hight they had came fron Q lantern
hung on nail ! went and stood In the
door and they looked at me. and said
Mr.. Wahrheld. YOU are my prisoner. !
hope, for the lsdy's sake. you will take
the matter sensibly. You know why
want you"
who are you" says tho old gent
Flynn" say. l. ''of the Columbia De-
tective Bureau. Now. sir. let give
you some good advice You go back and
take your medicine like a man. THEY'LL
only give you Ave. or. maybe. a seven
spot. and they'll send you to one OF the
reform pens where you will only have
TO keep books. or feed the warden's chick
ems. Is this country for a young lady
like Miss Vahraeld TO live in7 You give
up the cash and GO back and IN put IN
a good word Tor you. IN give you Eve
minutes 10 decide" pulled out my watch
and waited
OF q sudden tho girl gave a tiny scream
and grabbed the Old hoy around the peck
oh father. fnfNer'" she SAYS kind u
Ccrtralto. "car this be true Have val
taken men-v that Is not ours Speak
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