Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-18

theory: but there is still some doubt how the practical side of it may work out"
 T suppose you know what you're talking about" said Jack resignedly. q don't"
 You don't need to. yet. But here's what I mean. If my theory is correct, We are likely to be surprised still fur. ther."
 Jack ruminated; then his engaging young face lighted up with a smile.
 "All right" said he: I'm enlisted for the war What have you got to do with it7"
 'Tn explain this much" said Oar row; more I'll not tell at present, even to you If one breath should get out that any one suspected-weli. this is a man-hunt"
 Who's the man?"
 "An enemy of Mccarthy"
 Whom you are going to find for him?'
 Perhaps"
 And you were putting up that job for me as part of your pay!"
 Percy Darrow smiled slowly.
 "As ali of my pay-from Mccarthy" 1" said he q Nag just bedeviling him" |"
 Jack Warford started to say some thing, but the scientist cut him short
 This is bigger than Mccarthy" ha said decisivsky. We are the only peo. pie in this city who suspect a human origin sof these phenomena. Other men. are yet working, and will con tinue to work, on the sspposition that they are the results of some unbal, anced natural conditions. The phe- nomena are, as yet, harmless. It will not greatly injure the city, once 1t is prepared to be without electricity or without sound for limited periods. doubt very much whether the Un. known can continue these phenomena for longer than limited periods. But conceiyably this man may become a peril. He has. if reason correctly. four arrows in his culver; the fourth is dangerous. It is our duty to find him before he uses the fourth arrow If indeed he has discovered the method of doing SO. That is always in doubt"
 Jacks eyes were shining. Bully" be cried He may conceiVably possess the power to launch the fourth and dan. gerous arrow, but may withhold it un, less he believes himself suspected or close pressed. At present he directs himself solely against Mccarthy Percy Darrow had been thinking aloud, and realized 1t with a smile This is one of your jobs, fellow de. tectiye." said he. You've got 10 be mark for me to think att
 'I wish you'd think a little more clearly" observed Jack Tt sounds interesting. but jumbled. I feel the way did when began to read Greek
 "AcCarthy's incidental" observed Dsrrow in his detached tone. "Ehe"
 "oh, thought we might as well wor " Mccarthy by asking him for that ! job on the side. It's amusing"
 What do you want me to do?" ask ed Jack.
 This" said DarTow, with an unsual rapidity of usterance. See that thick. set, quick man in gray clothes? He's 8 policeman. In a moment he'll arrest ] me"
 Arrest you-why?" demanded Jack in tones of great astonishment
 q reason that Mccarthy will come to that conclusion. He Is beginning tc think I have something to do with | what he calls his annoyances. saw il 1 in his eyes. This last curious mani festation came along too pat. You re member, 1t cut of the dressing-dowI he was going to give me" Darrow chuckled in appreciation. Didn't the | humor of that strike you?" Me? Oh, I was scared" admitted Jack ] q want you to go home and tel Helen just what happened in the At ! las Building. Do not tell her that ] believe the phenomena are due to any human agency. Say simply that If it is repeated, and she happens to be 1 within the zone of its influence, to keep calm. and wait It will pass, and IL is not to be feared. Tell her l said I so."
 'Lord!" cried Jack. You don't think l it's going to happen again."
 Within the next twenty-four hours, said Darrow.
 "Oughtn't we to warn the people ?' 1 And let our hidden antagonist know we are aware of his existence? 9 inquired Darrov.
 ] Anything else."
 Moves. Buy a gun. If I bring you into any trouble, I'll see you clear You understznd.y"
 T do"
 "I rely on your being game"
 gro the limit" said Jack "Here comes your friend. Won't this arrest ball things up? Shall rustic bail?"
 ''No," said Darrov. 'T want to think