The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-10

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''Can you see that from the floor, Walter'" be
asked under his breath.
there
Then he attached a couple of wires to it and led
them across the ceiling toward the window, conceal
ing them carefully by sticking them in the shadow
Of beam At the window he quickly attached the
wires to the two that dangling down from the
roof and showed them around out of sight
We u have to trust that no one sees them he
said. "That the best do at such short notice.
/ bare this anyway There
isn't another place could put that thing without its
We gathered up the broken glass of the gas,drip,
pings bottle, and [ opened the door
fore the bar '|only de next time YOU has anyt ing
de matter nj; ter call call de- company up amt supposed TO
moment later followed, glad to get out of the
oppressive atmosphere, and Joined him IN the back Of
AS there was no back window there it quite
oo TO ar nad s6e wreS afGnnd ths OUTSIDE from the
done however, without exciting suspicion, and Ken
nedy attached them to an oblong box OF weathered
oak and pair Of specially constructed dry batteries.
Now said Craig, as we washed off the stains
case, "that is done my satisfaction. tell Gen
marc to go ahead safely and meet the Black Hand
From vincenzo's we walked over toward Center
street, where Kennedy and left Luigi to return to
his restaurant with instructions to be Vucenzo
at halfpast eleven that night
We turned into the police headquarters and
vent down the long corridor to the Italian bureau.
charge, and we were quickly admitted The iieuten.
ant was short, fufaced fleshy Italian with light.
suddenly discovered that that was merely cover to
their really restless way of taking everything and
tive plate '"p' "'' '"'"' as Il 0" se"'S
'tI want to talk about the Genuaro case began
WITH aep onHor sys peS s s sSsT
flee on number of cases, so that think we can
trust each other Would you mind telling what you
thing 70 reveal?''
The lie.tensnt leaned back and watched Kennedy
Italy last wear, he replied length 81 did good
deal Of work in tracing up some Camorra suspects l
had tip about some Of them to look up their
i needn say where it came from, but it was good
one Much of the evidence against some of those fcl.
able give thomcIues thai we're furnished TO me-
here IN II America from the source speak of. sup,
pose there is really need to conceal it. though The
Original Original tip came from certain banker here in New
II guess who it was . nodded Craig
tba m as & ySa know this 5 banker is fighter He
ton Of the Black Hand Ills socey had aqo o GpSi o Sy
in Naples and the Nsfia in Sicily as wel as iba
Black Hand gangs in New York Chicago, and other
rher-in-lsw "
While wa; in Naples looking up the of
tasa .as Sgmns heard Of peculiar murder
music mus master who vi apparentl{ lived the petest and
supported by esare and had reeeveG handoms ne
presents Of money from him. The old was as YOU
may have guessed the first music teacher of Geunaro
the man who discovered him One might have been
at loss TO see how he could have an enemy but
there was one who coveted his small fortune One
day be was stabbed and robbed. His murderer ran
put INTO the street, crying out that the poor old man
had been killed. Naturally q crowd rushed up in n
moment, for it was in the middle of the DAY Before
the injured man could make it understood who had
struck him the assassin down the street and lost
in the maze of old Naples where he we'll knew ,bo
houses OF his friends who would hide him The man
who IS known 10 have committed that crime-Frsn
cesco Paoli-escaped 10 New York. We are looking
for him today, He ia clever man, far above tbs
average-son Of q doctor in town a few miles from
Naples, went TO the university expelled for some
mad prank-in short, he was the black sheep Of The
family. OF course here he is too highborn 10
work with his hands railroad or in a trench and
not educated enough to woyE at ANYTHING else So