Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-21

When she reached the living room,
she started back younE woman.
her skirt dusty with the dirt Of the
road, vas lying foil length upon tho
lounge Her eyes we're closed Neal
was STANDING A. hor head placing
vet cloth upon her forehead Annette
removed her shoe
An. the paint tho pain groaned
tho sufferer
why. there's no swelling said An.
nsue
Tho girl on the lounge opened her
eyes. u is always that way she o.
piled tina, H. not the fret ume D.
Is the injury 10 what YOU caA ;ho the
synovlai membrane the covering %
the bones It has happened twice BE-
fore"
The eirl signaled for her leather
handbag which was on the table Neal
fetched u Tor her. and she took from
q card She handed e 20 Annette
Annette passed Il 20 Nrs Hardin This
~ what u said
Miss Irene courtler.
Nassau,
The Bahama Isles
II must send telegram" She
added. shutting her bag and hapdinF @
back 70 Neil
Tho girl dictated and Neal wrote as
follows
Napoleon courtler, Esq.. Hotel Ser
uvda. New York CITY:
sprained my ankle Don't worry.
Have found friends In Seaport
IRENE.
Over in the Hotel ncrmuda Ia New
York sat Mr Napoleon Cauriior
foreign looking gentleman of distn.
gulshed appearance He was strik
ing.looklng figure and had many 90.
euliAritioa and eccrn'ricities % man.
nor The most striking thing about
him however was q lyid SAILOR cut
across his check docr deep cut
bad scar n 10 probable however
that Mr. Courtlor attracted mo- moro
attention than hls companions did
ono Of them a mt little Mexican OF
most villalnous appearance. the ether
a huse giant clad ln uniting clothes
who followed Mr. Couriior about Ike
a doe-a faithful dog
Mr. NAPOLEON Courtler sat within
his room lie was not alone with
him were tho Mexican and the giant
with him also was another parsonage.
IN favored low hrowed. troachcrous
This latter Individual was Now
York crook.
A telegraph boy entered With a tclc.
gram Courticr signed for 10 With a
gold pencil gave the boy quarter for
a tip and opened tho teleeram
"Ponto.' exclaimed Mr. Napoleon
. Courtior. for the moment totally lgnor
ing the presence OF tho crook look
FREUD iAunto Read
And Pouto Rad II vas the tele.
I gram OF Miss lreno Cour,ier
AT las'--and after thirteen years.
he said
The crook once more seated himself
I and Mr. Courtlor f0llOwes sat lie
seized a piece Of paper and wrote
rapidly He pushed the piece o. paper
! toward the crook
Read that, he commanded. "it is
intended iof your prineipai"
The crook read
Have 200 pounds best gun opium.
Will land same toaish, at Seaport. N.
>. Dc ready TO receive u, signal with
fash fare
The ciooN naaded Right. DO" he
commented
Half an hour later. on his way up
Second avenue. NeW York. tho crook
was bolstcrously hailed by a crowd Of
boon COMPANIONS These boon com.
panions we're l0uneihe ~ the doorway
Of the side Pocket
Come on. shorty. cried one OF
them. catching the crook BY the arm.
I'm Just blowing Come on In and
have some steam.
4 Few minutes after they entered
the place. One Eyed Mnlvaney and his
gang entered the saloon Followed A
hsht and q raid hs the police when
e vas over shorty Jay in a corner with
bis skull crscstd
4 Something white rrotrgacd FROM tho
/ crooks coat Pocket The sNreeaut
drew q out L VAS note Il read
IKE this
wave 200 pounos Best gum oplurS.
WIZ 'and ss-rs tonight az Seaport. N.
D. Be ready to receive a. siSaal
with hssh Fare.
The seraeant read q twice Then
be sisnaled 40 one q his mea.