Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-02

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could not have seen WI Fang and
IonR Sin iralde gazing out through
the corner of the curtains. They we're
In European dress nov. and had evi'
IDENTITY come prepared for Just shat
they knew Was likely 20 happen,
We we're admitted by ,he faithful
Jennings and aimOat ran into the Il
bmry.
"Oh. Craig" cried Elaine, a. Ken.
nedy. almost apeechless. seizsd her BY
both hands
For a rev seconds none OF " could
speak Then followed a ycritabie food
Of eager conversation
Wont you come aud stay with
me q few days up IN the country,
dearT urged Mary AZ last
Elaine thought a moment. then
Turned % Aunt Josephine.
yes" considered her aunt, Il think
IL would DO you good
tffNlA NNN lNNNNMN'lH NWfN NNNNN NNINf'N
a. Kennedy and laughed You too.
Cralg. must be fagged out" she said,
frankly. Come ~ there with us and
take q rest
Kennedy smiled 4 shall be- dc.
lighted he accepted promptly.
We chatted. then lett few mo.
monts later No that Kennedy could
pack.
Around the corner from tho lghnra
tory. AZ va dashed out. had been. az
I have said. Wn Fang and Long Sin
looking out from The limousine no
sooner had We disappeared across the
campus than their driver started up
the err and they sped around 10 our
apartment
Cautiously they allghied and ealkci
down She street Then. making sure
they .cre not observed. they entered
and mounted the stairs 10 our door
way Ions ain was stationed down
the hail on guard, while wa Fang drew
from bis pocket blank key. ME aud
a candle. he lighted the candle aud
held che key IN ~ namo until II was
covered with SCOT
Then be inserted the key into the
keyholo. turned n and took tho key
out lie filed tho key trying Il again
and again. Finally he finished and
opened the door Reckoning Long Sin.
he entered our room
"A they stood there Wa Fang euzca
about our llying roum keonly lie was
evidently considering where TO place
somcihlng
Finally his eye rested on tho telo.
phone II seemed 10 suggest an idea
10 him aud he crossed over 10 II. Care.
mlly holding down the receiver on tho
hook. be unHcrowed the case which
holds the diaphragm. while with Ma
clcscr fingers he held the rest ~ the
instrument intact Then he removed
from hia pocket tho vial which the
coalle had given him and placed TIA
conlcHts on the diaphragm itself
Quickly now no replaced tho receiver
and having fiHlshcd their work. Long
Sin and Wa Fang stcaithily crort out.
A second time. az we approached
our apartment after the wish 10 Elaine.
We were too excited rs notice tho .
limousine In which we're Wa and Long
Sin. llut NO sooner had We entered
than Long Sin lott tho ear with a
nual word 81 instruction from his
Upstairs IN tho apartment. Kennedy
began hurficdly 20 pack. aud I helped
him az well as ! could We were In
tao midst ~ Il shcn tho telephone
nnr aud | answered H.
"licilol' I called.
There was no response.
Hello, hcllol" repeated. raising
iay voice.
Stlll tharo Was no answer worked .
Iao hook up aud down, but could get
10 reply, and finally. disguatcd. hung
~
moment later. 7 recall now. &
'ss~od TO mo M though some one had
'iaek a pin into the lobe OF my ear.
Ne had scarcely got back 60 work
ion the Telephone bell langled again.
md "A second time I answered Il.
ia MIR Kennedy thcro9" came back
! strange voice.
! handed the instrument 10 Craig.
"iiollcl" he called. who IA thisY'
No response.
Hello. hclloi" no shouted. working
he hook aa | had done and. IN my
'aae thcrc waa Stili Ho answer
Neither 81 us thought anything OF
L at tho time. but now | recall that
AID 500 Kennedy once or twice press
tho lobo 81 hls ear a. though some.
hing had hurt t.
We did not know unth later that N
a pay station down the street cur
arch enemy, iong SIN. had been call
INK M up and then. with a wieked
smile. refusing 60 speak to US.
Il was about a week later thae |
came home late one night from tho
star. feeling pretty done up. What.
ever IL Ma4 "A Vtalnnt f.,s.. ...........t