The Glenwood post., 1913-11-29
OVMoesl&

esati:t in search Of . job enters the q
ecs Of "BoM' Mccarthy Of New York.
esonynous message ordering him to dee
g Europe He does not take the mes
sA0s seriously.
CHAPTER TI-Darrow xoss up the
e.evator to visit DR.. Knox suddenly the
oa. q in Enpe1 fila are %nas
70 locate the trouble.
CHAPTER III-AlI at once. without an
parent reason. electric connections are re-
s.ored The next evening Mccarthy is
Europe q sign will be sent him at six
promptly at that hour the entire electric
apparatus Of New York is cut Oh ana the
city 10 thrown into a panic.
CHAPTER Iv-Percy Darrow thinks he
has clue.
CHAPTER Vile engages the help Of
JACK ~arford. college athlete.
CHAPTER vI-They visit Mccarthy
rv.,o1i,, nnu o1er to n run down the cause Of his
received another warning by wireless.
CHAPTER What six a deathly still
ness rails on the Atlas building, blottins
out all sound. Darrow is arrested as he
leaves the building.
CHAPTER Willie is undisturbed be-
cause he believes he is on the right track
ind ana that another portent will appear at
CHAPTER IX-This time the whole
town is thrown into darkness and ali
hearing suspended Under cover of the
confusion Darrow escapes from jail.
CHAPTER x-The city is prostrated
with fear.
row and Warford go to McCarthy's office
2Sst as the latter gets another warning.
Darkness hits the Atlas building in broad
CHAPTER xTr-Prof. Eldrfdse. the
phenomena. Harrow's theory is that the
man who is sending the warnings has dis
covered covered some s . force by which he can cut
and sound. Mccarthy has disappeared
Dsrrow makes the boast that he will
solve the secret before Eldridse does.
CHAPTER xIII-Darrow places El-
bridge in possession of all the facts in
the case and of his own theories in rela.
ton thereto and challenges him to solve
the mystery.
CHAPTER xIv-More terrifying mes
sages come. Darrow. through the news
papers. reassures the people. He fears
heat which would mean complete ami
hilation of all life. animal and vegetable.
CHAPTER xv-The Unknown threatens
TO wipe out the city. Thousands of peo-
pie fee.
= is now desirable to place before
the reader samples of the messages
sent by Monsieur X and received in
the wireless office of the Atlas Build
ing, after which we can proceed once
more to follow out the sequence OF
events.
Tha cfr hos hoo
you. You must now believe. The traitor
is among you, and you must hunt him
down. This is your sacred duty. for l.
your master. have laid it upon you"
That was one of the first After a
round dozen of similar import, there
came this:
"To the People: l. your master, am dis
pleased with you. The visitations of dark
ness and of silence have been sent, but
you have heeded little / doubt not that
ye search, as l have commanded. but you
do not realize to the fun your sacred OBJ
legation. You go about your business and
you carry your affairs. Your business
and your affairs are not important as
these, my commands. Beware lest you
draw down the wrath of the Lords
Anointed. ! am patient with your ignor-
ance; but give heed"
The last at present to which your
attention is called came just before
the events to be detailed:
ITO the People: Your time is dra wing
short. You are a stubborn and a stiff
necked generation. My patience is ebb-
ing away. You have been shown the
power of my right hand, and you have
gone your accustomed ways. You have
afiaI ybt Of pf,rI,% Of
God Now l will lay you my COM
mands. fon must ok out Apollyon and
deliver him even into my hands and that
shortly. | shall be patient yet a little
while longer. for I know that you grope
In darkness and have not the light that
shines upon me. But soon l shall strike"
CHAPTER XVI,