New Ulm review., 1912-09-18

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words.
!, - nnst assure Aopoeable NJ. Brock.
St&" said the japanese, now I r.
Grst with much solieituds zthae /. 90
3oompaloh Transaction % unpl6a1tnS To-
him and TO his amicabls friend. Not
Tor snythinS. not even for wealthi
ness. should this have 70, b uneom1
1ortably %, exespt Tor The facts hs 81
honosablyY acquainted iA-vith-of-
Yss. yss. It - or should make usage.
I saw. with much pasticnlas att6atioo
that no injury was done 70 honorable
Mr.. Brockett Of 70 honorable NJ. 90
lano..
NO special damage done, @ yst,.
Brockstt answered. But Why are wO
down In this little dungeon? What's
Ill this trouble between you and M.
Mr.. Yasimoto3"
Surely" pu1red Mr.. Yasimoto. "Nr.
Broekstt knows most capaciously Of
the Differences now between 10. Mr..
Brockett - custodian Of knowledge
much necessary to Mr.. Yasimoto. NE.
Brockstt u not q isnoeanos IN such
particular"
Il think I understand you. Mr.. Yast.
moto." returned Brockett. ''but Why
don't you come down to facts. and tell
us Just why we are here, and just
what you want Of us3''
II will proceed to elucidate." 81.
planned Mr.. Yazimoto. ''Mr. Brockett
has, one time already, politely de.
clined the acceptance Of money prof.
fered for the Interpretation of a Ger.
tain code. q most meritorious cipher.
Mr.. Brockett also. one time already,
has given repulse to Mr.. Yazimoto In
effort to obtain much-desirable knowk
edge by force. Now. Mr.. Brockett
should be more amiably accommodate
Ing" 7
Tell him to 90 to blazes," inter
jected Solauo. viciously. Mr.. YAH
moto turned his gentle smile upon the
Cuban for q second. H..a..-.....
"Mr. solano speaks with rudeness,
most impolite. He should be chided
for his expressiveness. Now, then. !
am all prepare to make the honorable
Mr.. Brockett another proposition. He
has with him cipher dispatches-that
Is very well indeed. could take them
from him instantaneous, with able
help from honorable Mr.. Kelly" And
the Oriental nodded lightly toward
the stockier Of the Italians.
"You are q flne-looking guinea to be
called Kelly" snarled Solano, as the
broad.shouldered young man turned
toward him for a moment. Mr.. Kelly
flashed his white teeth In q mocking
reply. ... ,.
kelly is q nice name, pal" said he.
my original name was way too long,
and 1t tickled my teeth to say It."
"But." resumed Mr.. Yazimoto. II
need the key to those dispatches. ah,
ten times more than I require the dis
patches themselves. Here, too, are
few little things-what you would call
odds and ends-that I get from e.
teemed friend in Washington. With
tho cipher key, these all Of much i'm
portance. Without, what value on this
earthly! None, unpleasingly, none.
Mr.. Brockett. therefore, will give to
me the full key Of the cipher, and,
that We may be sure Mr.. Brockett
keeps honorable faithfulness, We will
translate these little scraps of paper,
and the dispatches that Mr.. Brockett
carries" ..-# .& r-.|
"You won't get anything from me.
you yellow sneakthief," snapped
Brockett, Setting his Jaws sullenly.
Mr.. Yazimoto smiled, waving his slim
brown hand in Z deprecating way.
'Mr. Brockctt negatives too expedi'
tiously. II Mr.. Brockett will favor Mr.
Yazimoto in this little instance, Mr.
Brockett can have his dispatches back
and go upon his mission. None shall
ever obtain information. Moreover