Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-14

49, $3.50 $3.50"
1t was Braine's lieutenant, however,
who took the news ~ Brainr.
have succeeded"
"Good.' said Erliuc.
I'll" Will q" &" The "pcra. lie will have
y box there. Duuhilc~- thry have ar
ranged e. deliver the paper there
And the next thin" j. 20 st The mum
her Of hi box" Til Rrainr hal ~ diff
iiculty IN doing. $50 ihui'~ ll fixed he
calls himself Scr,an and register from
Paris. Ill show the tunl that hr ha- no
Mouiik ~ deal with Thu tin,.
"And what are ihc~c dorumcni- y" asked
Olga.
"Ah. that what So are w anxious III
lind out. some paper arc going to be
exchanged between thi~ Russian spy and
Jouc- ~ ~ agents. That these papers
concern ~ vitality I am certain. That i
why ! ann going t. get them If there ha~
~ hr \ murder M the opera tonight. Nor
ton ha~ been Ia Washington. He was seen
coming out Of the Russian embassy, from
The secretaries 81 state aud war and \
dozen other offices. I've cot 10 find out
just what all this means"
"lt means that the time ha~ come tor H.
10 fly" sand Olga. I'VE have tailed. |
have warned Won. We have ,iill plenty
Of money left. u IN Time We folded our
tents and -t"lr away quietly. tell YOU
! feel II IA my bone that there l. . pit be-
fore a. somewhere; and if you force issues
We shall all fall into it,
"Thc white feather. my dcar!"
'Thcr% i altogether some difference be-
tween the white feather and common
sense caution"
Il shall never give up. You are free to
pack az and - il YOU wish. A. for me.
I'm gong ia fight this ont Ia the bitter
end"
And take my word for il. the end will
be bitter
WELL"
20, ! shall stay. You know that my fn-
lure j. bound up IN yours. IN the Old dav~
my advice generally appealed Ia you a.
sound aud when You followed il you were
successful. From the first | advised you
not 10 pursue llarsrcave. See what ha~
hapcned.'
Enough of this chatter. I've 20 Ia die
some time; it will be with my face toward
this man hate with All my soul. You
trust 10 me: I'LL pull out WV. This an right.
lou inst fix Yourself mp stunningly for
the opera tonight and leave the rest to
me-
olga shrugged. She was something Of
. i~atali~i. This man of her had suddenly
gone mad; and one did not reason with
mad people.
"What shall ] wcar!" she asked calmly.
'Emerald>: they're your good luck
stones. You will 90 to the box before |
do. I've 60 TO spend some time n, the
curb 10 be- sure that this Scrvan chap ar
rivc>. And II j. quite possible that our
Trend Jones will come later. Ii mol Jones,
then Norton. was n fool not Ia shoot
HIM when ] had the chance. We could
have covered ii up without the least diff
ficnlty. But needed the information
about the paper. With Norton going ~
Washington and Jones comforting with
tins Servan. I've got To strike quick. Ii
concerns n. that I'm certain. Perk M.
we've got lots of cards in our sleeves. BE
at the opera al $50. Pay no attention to
any one: wait for mc. Remember. |
>hant write notes or send any phone mes
>ages. BE wary Of any trap like that To
get Won outside. Now. I'm of"
Jones approached Florence Immediately
after dinner.
Il have important business in the city
tonight. Under no circumstances leave
the house. shall probably be followed.
And our enemies will have need of Won far
more tonight than at any previous time. |
shall not send YOU phone or written mes
~age>. You have Your revolver. Shoot
any strange man who enters. Wen make
inquiries after"
"We are near the cndl" whispered
Florence.
very near the end
And ] shall see my father"
Jones bent hi~ head. III We succeed"
There j. danger thinking If her
lover.
There j. always danger when | leave
tins house. So be- good the butler added
with a smile.
And JIM"
"lle has proved that he can take care ii
himself"
Tell him a. b. very careful
I'll Do -. but II will not D. necessary
and with this Jones set forth upon what
he considered the eliminating adventure.
The usual brilliant crowd began n pour
into the opera. Braine took his stand bv
the enfrnncn- LIE Mnifnh q lnnn TIM L..