The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-02-18


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NIUE poA a"iue anu ohee ,no'e sa'e
her "''en''on W 'ne 'n'e'io' VI 'ne
uunh' she neA. 'esurrec'eu 'oeN''
MS 'on'uineu Tue hhehess Vi ner Par'
ents' MY iatner ana hotner' she
saiu, her eyes uiihg'
lou poor niue cnicRen. lie put
MS arms around her' wed better
see what can De done ABOUT thls dla-
mona mine. I'm sure there must DE
lot OF. gems somewhere. But you
don't need diamond mine so Tar as
m concerned, sweetheart; you're pre-
cious enough gem FOR any man."
THANK you. John"
Almost at this same moment great
liner plowed Its way westward across
the Atlantic. And on board this liner
was handful of diamonds which right
fully belonged to Zudora Keene.
There was passenger who went by
the name Of Bruce. He was SNUG,
suave Individual. but was far deeper,
far more cunning. than he appeared
outwardly. He was in his stateroom.
The door was locked. The bed was
pulled from the wall. The man him.
self was between the bed and the
ships side. saving II hole in the vain.
scoting. From time to time he paused
to listen for sounds in the adjacent
staterooms. but he was quite satisfied
that the occupants were all on deck In
their chairs. When the job was com
pleted he lifted out the square piece
or board and laid II aside. Then he
drew bamboo cane toward him. He
swiftly unscrewed the top and dumped
something into the palm OF his hand.
Minute flashes Of red and blue flame
darted up into his eyes. These flashes
came from diamonds of the purest
white. He chuckled inaudibly. Next
he poured the gems into a little chamois
bag ana thrust the bag into the hole
In the wall. With extraordinary deft'
ness he replaced the square OF vain
scoing, and only the closest scrutiny
taken place.
After that Mr.. Bruce went up to the
smoke room and INDUCED in a stifl
whisky and soda. Then he played
bridge until the second bugle call for
dinner and in that period of time more
than made his expenses for the trip.
Mr.. Bruce enjoyed his dinner, enjoyed
his wine. the coffee and partiga. The
secret agents could hear what they
pleased. and they could search him and
all his belongings. and he would sub
NIT with the utmost complacency
only fools were caught these days by
the agents OF the United States Gus
toms. lie had made some twenty voy
ages, ana what had they ever found
upon him that was contraband! Moth
/ ing absolutely nothing. tomorrow
they womb DOCK ana that night ne
wouiu DC able 10 cohhue announcer sue
cess 10 MS concentrates II all DE
pehueu upon nerve anu foresight nu