Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-03

TODAY'S INSTALLMENT.
,.,,.,,, dropped the list on the desk.
III T,va got a kind of lead that it's
~ Tho Frisco bunch that was rounded
sf+ean wears ago" he declared.
at,ba+ do YOU mean?'' inquired Colt
,, d, b,slnessIike interest that he usu-
r,. concealed under his easy looking eN-
.r;o- His exterior, by the way, was
nf his strongest assets. The fat did
,..+ penetrate TO his brain.
..ra, Get me those Frisco wires He
I'D ove1. the bundle of kilograms and
went on.
.,Thare was a woman Indicated Fris-
,,,,an-in the background of the Ar
,,le murder case. She was supposed to
h. dead. l wired for information and
tornd she'd been sent to prison with
oane Of counterfeiters. Here it is:
"5Nellie Marsh sentenced to San QUEEN
.,r for three years about time of reported
r,atb And this one says: N. NJ. left
.r,te eypiration of sentence. No further
cord here Now you know, Colt, the
nam that made the plate for the Webster
s,ne-his name is Kresiler-did some
rrettv crafty work, and he hasn't been
heard from since
colt drew a very audible breath and his
big eyes cleaned.
That's So he declared. by CAD!
That bill hooked up with Argyle and Ar
,,,Ie with the woman and the woman with
the Webster gang makes a noise like a
.,ck-step. don't it? I swear you've Ger
ainly got the luck
az haven't got the woman or the man, -
returned kayton, grimly.
colt waved mis- great arms about his
head as ii dismissng this objection as a
rifle
oh youu wake up and find EN-
-.ratchin' at your doorstep tomorrow
.oriug," he declared.
Secret Service Work.
Manager Leischmann entered noiseless-
by. handed Kayton telegram, and as
a.tselessly withdrew.
"A wire from. Washington" remarked
"s detective, running his eye over it.
The chieflI be here at 2 O'clock"
Colt permitted himself a hearty
rhuckle.
I'm bet he's bringing a bad case of
ST. Vius dance with him." he offered.
Got the whole secret service on the
hing now. I'm Off"
He hesved himself to his feet, and the
Il
Don't go. Colt" begged Kayton, cour-
teousIy But the fat man made for the
oOr
You discourage me" he declared.
Things come so burned easy to you!"
And with another grin and a wave of
HE hand, he rolled out of the office and
set about protecting the currency.
He's got lazy mans crouch, govern
Manning wi
He seems to think everything you do
luck"
Good lucks like lightning. joe" said
be chief, oracularly. 1T strikes tbs
man who keeps out in the rain
~ guess you draw it, governor" Man
ming fell in with the smile, because
o1're live wire
kayton hastily picked up the receiver
.. his desk phone He did not like direct
"'mpments, and beyond a slight frovn
." gave no sign that he had heard the
.H~. remark
Get me Mead & Toiworthy," he said
MO the mouthpiece and then glanced up
If Manning
loo. we've got all the rocks flying
VIA that counterfeit, haven't wec"
Yes. | was just thinking" added tho
3'"ns man, whimsically. that murder
was hard on the Argyles, but it was a
'''al lhlng for the government
Rising TO the Bait
hsyton tried to look reproving, but he
'N'hed, and voice on the wire saved
liza dignity.
II WIS the younger Mr. Tolworthy. He
"IoImed kayton that the quarry had
'''eh TO the lure of the fake personal. -
'"lHe ten minutes before a woman had
''Heo up the law office on the telephone
."" lod Mr.. TOlworthy that she was Nell
.7 Marsh. He had referred her to Kay
.'h' ana kayton might expect a call at
any moment.
'ore was i triumphant CLEAN in Kay
eyes as he threw the receiver on
' me hook with a rush.
'oe he commanded, sharply. tell
ne outer office if any woman comes from
Head < Tolworthy I want to see her right
~ N heard from. governor asked
inning, eagerly.
81, some woman called up Mead &
F'hy few minutes ago.
eS' after Hurley Ieft?" said Manning.
.neN exchanged glsnces Exactly. "
vc. NsV'on. He swallowed it-hooIl.
me and sinker." i'''N'
door. ''''''l stepped inside the