Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-03
A Tale Of Love. Mystery and Ad-
venture.
Written from the play Of the same name.
now being produced by Robert Hill
Hard at the Criterion theater,
New York city.
1912. by Journal American.
Examiner.
TODAY'S INSTALLMENT.

TODAY S lNSTALLMENT.
Kayton dropped the list on the desk.
Well, rye got a kind Of lead that it's
one Of the Frisco bunch that was rounded
up fifteen years ago" he declared
What do you mean" inquired colt
with businesslike interest that he uHu-
ally concealed under his easy looking ez-
terror. His exterior by the way, was
one Of his strongest assets. The fat ala
not penetrate to his brain.
Joe. get me those Frisco wires. He
glanced over the bundle of kilograms and
went on.
There was woman indicated q Fris-
co woman-in the background Of the Ar
gyle murder case. She was supposed to
be dead. l wired for Information and
found she'd been sent 10 prison with a
gang Of COMMENTATORS. Here it is.
Nellie Marsh sentenced to san Quen-
In for three years about time Of reported
death. And this one says n. NJ left
state expiration Of sentence. No further
record here Now you know, Colt the
man that made the plate for the Webster
gang his uamc is KrcsIcr-did some
pretty crafty work, and he hasn't been
heard from since"
Colt drew P very audible breath and his
Ing eyes cleaned.
That's So he declared by CAD
T!a' hin hooked up with Argyle and ~
s2la with the woman and the woman with
the Webster gaus makes noise like a
lock step, don't il. I swear you've Ger
ia .nly 60 The luck
- haven't rot the woman or The man"
returned Eaytuu. grinly
Colt waved mis- great arms about hts
head as BE- uismissng lhis objection as
rrnc
oh youU wake up aud find ON
scratchin' at your door- ~ tomorrow
morning, he declared
Secret Service Work.
Manager Leischmaun entered noiselcss-
~ handed l[ayton a telegram. and as
noiselesslN Withdrew.
"a wire from Washington" remarked
The detective running his eye over it,
The chiefil he here at > o'clock"
Colt permitted himself hearty
chuckle.
I'm bet hes bringing bad case Of
81 Vitus' dance with him, me- offered
Got the whole secret service on the
thing now. I'm Off"
He heaved himself 20 his feet, and the
chair gave a shrek Of relief
Don't go. Colt" begged Kaytou. cour-
teously. But the tat man made for the
door
You discourage me" he declared
Things come so burned easy to you'll"
And with another grin and wave of
The hand, he rolled out Of the office and
set about protecting the currency.
He's got lazy mans Crouch. govern
or remarked Manning, with smile.
He seems TO think everything YOU do
IS luck"
Good lucks like lightning, Joe, said
the chief, oraculsrty 1t strikes the
man who keeps out in the rain.
II guess you draw it, governor" Man
ming fell in with the smile, because
you're a live wire"
Kayton hastily picked up the receiver
OF his desk phone Pie did not like direct
compliments. and beyond q slight frown
he gave no sign that he had heard tho
last remark.
Get me Mead & ToIw orthy" he said
into the mouthpiece ana then glanced up
al Manning.
Joe we've got all the rocks flying
with that counterfeit, haven't we7''
Yes. I was lust thinking" added the
young man. whimsically. that murder
was hard on the Argyles, but q was
great Thing for the government"
Rising TO the Bait.
Naytou tried TO look reproviUg. but he
chol1ed, and a voice ON the wire saved
ms dignity
It was the younger Mr. Tolworthy lie
informed Kayton that the quarry had
risen to the lure OF the fake personal"
Some ten minutes before a woman had
called up The Law office on the telephone
and told Mr. TolwoCthy that she was Mel
le Marsh lie had referred her to Kay
ton, and Ilayton might expect cali at
suy moment.