Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-08

"IIc couldn't nave done It IT Armand h4in't been willing that he should" r-t"ctr1 Godfrry curtly 'Iou see he ha' no dificnlty In getting away" and hc held up the net and pointed to the grrat rents In it He cut his way ai. viilc he was lying here. ought c h1rp knCwn"-
 9c threw the net down upon the doof with gesture of disgust and dis Dal- TLen he stopped in front of the Doul, cabinet and looked down at it mrsingly. and. after a moment his face Frightened The burlap wrap nlrg. had been almost wholly torn 1-var.
 "But we'll get him. Simmonds" said Godfe-. and his lips broke into a smil-. "ln fact. we've got him now. We have only to wait. and he'll walk into our arms Simmonds. want ycu Co lcck this cabinet up in the strongest cell around at your station. carry the key yourself and give your reasons to nobody"
 "rhatll be easy" laughed Simmonds I haven't got any reasons"
 "Oh. yes you have" and Godfrey bent upon him gaze that was pos itlvely hypnotic You will do 1t be- cause I want you to and because 1 tell you that. sooner or later, if you keep this cabinet safe where no one can get at it. the man we want will walk into our hands And I'll teii you more than that. Sinmunds: if we do get him. | ii have tue biggest story ever had. and you will be world famous. France will make yon n chevnlicr of tbe Legion of Honor SimmondS. mark my words This fellow iS the biggest catch we could make. Hes the greatest criminal Or modern times"
 With Armand. 50 Finished so seif poised. SO distinguished. in my mind and the body of his latest victim be. fore my eyes. nodded gloomly
 But. Godfrey. who Is this man;" ! asked. Why did he kill that poor fellow up there? Why did he kill Drouet and Vuniine? How did he get into the vantine house? What is 1t all aboutT'
 An" he said. looking at me with a smile That is the important ques tion-w what is it all about If can. i'll drop in tonight 10 see you. and We can thrash it ont Win that suit youT
 Yes" said: "anG for heavens sake don't fail 70 come.'
 That night had begun to fear that {. Int mn so late it was before his welcome knock came at my door. hastened tc let him in. and could tell by the sigi of relief with which he sank into q chair that he was thoroughly weary.
 If you have an explanation. God frey" l said. for heavens sake tel me. Tell me first how you and Sim monds came to be following Armand
 simply because had found out h' wasn't Armand. Felix Armand is fl Paris at thls moment. You were to' credulous. Lester"
 Why, never had any doubt of hi being Armand" 1 stammered, "tl' knew about my cabegram; he kneV about the firms answer'-
 "Of course he did because your ca ble was never received by the Ar mands, but by confederate in thi fellows employ. and it was that cou federate who answered it."
 "Then you still believe that the cabi net was sent to NantiDe by design an' not by accident?'
 It a \ mands in good faith because they be lieyed that it had been purchased b yantine, all of winch had been arrane ed very carefully by the great ur known"
 "Tell me how you know all thi' Godfrey" I said.
 .I cabled our man at Paris to inye' tiente. Our man went at once to tn elder Armand and learned a numbe of very interesting things. One wn that the son. Felix Armand. was Paris; another was that no membe of the firm knew anything about you cable or the answer to it: third wa that had the cable been received would have been understood. becaus the Armands books show that m cabinet was bought by Philip Vantin for the sum of l5.OO0 frincs.'
 Not this one" l protested
 ..Yes. tlls one. and it. was cheap the price"
 eRut vautine told nie himself ths he did no, buy that cabinet
 "Ner alh he Rgi somebody IoysI