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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-08

Under and ~ virtue 81 4 fnal decree
% foreclosure and sale rendered On The
10th day ~ April 1915. hv the Hon. a. a.
Campbell, Judge 81 the Circuit Court %
Escambia County, Florida. IN Chaneery
lh certain cause therein pending whera.
I'm Florida Farm Mortgags Conlpany q
ct Eporafions was eompial namt and VIII
Nam !. ke1ser IN his own right ana as
executor ~ the last viii and testament
On Harriet 81 heyaer deceased ama as
trustee under the win o. Harriet 81 Key
ser, r. l.. Campbell keyaer. Nellie Key
seF Meredith and her husband william
d. heredith. keyser AtEln. Helen ~
Akin, Emily n. Atixin nnd a. m Jones
were defendants. I win on Monday. IRE
Ith DAY % June. 1918. before the County
Court House Door IN the city of pnnmm /.
cola. Escamhia County. Florlda. during
the legal hours Of sale, offer for sale
and sell AZ public cutlery ~ The Highest
and best bidder Tor cash the following
described real estate situated In fha rttv
o. Pensacola, Escambia County Florida.
North seventy f7nl feet and tire gouyii
ten l9) feet - TIE East ssvsnty-ulns
and one-half fTaiAl feet. % Lot tws hun
1red and miNty-four asa. Old City 81
fensaeo,a- said lot fronting on the East
alae "a PhAafnw Street netwemn Romans
ana Garden Streets. together attn the
tehainenfs. heFediiAments and appurtsn-
hnees theregntg belonging Or On anyrwiss
appertalning, Terms, cash. Deed a. cost
d purchaser
GEO. p. WENTWORTH.
-.-.--- speciai Master.
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Under and bF virtue - a decree ren-
aarra bg fhe Hon : Emmett Wolfe
Iudes ~ TIRE Farat Judicial Circuit ~ The
STATE af Florida. ln a cause wharein
ChHH a Born is complainant and Mar
b Roach and her husband VIM. Il
Roach are defendants. 3 win On MONDAY
Funa Tfh. 4. n. 1918. being a legal sales
HaF. and during tha legal hours af sale
#eN 10 tEe highest bidder FOR cash In
front 81 fhn County Court House door,
iu the CttE of Pensacola. tne following
described property tn-wtfE
THE Nnffh 20 feet ~ the Fast 10 feet
Il lot s. and sc the West go feet uf l0t
g. ~ block g. ~ the New city Tract
tn the CltN 20 Pensacola Florida
Also thar part - iot 2. 81 block Z -
tna East King Tract East - Tarrasonn
~ described ~ follows.
nerfnnlnr 81 a palnt uu Tire North Ire
~ wright Nt t6 go feet EmHt n the
southwest corner ~ said lots thence
vast on fhe Narth Nna ~ Wright 81. Al
feef. thence north at riEht angles li9
feet thence West a. feet thence South
rER feet 60 point N beginning being
h CITY ~ Pensacola. Eseanbia County.
FleriHa. Deed a. cost q purchaser.
ri n RFESE
Special Master
sksamavseawew
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Notice iH hereby given fhat TIRE under
slEnea. guardian 81 the estate % Jennie
kink q minor. Ril en- the tEfh dav af
aele Henry nsl'inEer. Ceurtr rusaa -
EacMuhia County FjoEida. Az ria ofrea
81 tae County Court House Annax far
anfaeEitH to cell thn following rarrsf
q real estate. the property ~ saif rfH.
- = commencing e Gle southea Al
corner 81 the southeast Quarter ~ 49,
hert beast quarter 81 section twenty I've
q township one tlR north. range thsr4
orr GID a~st thence ruHn.ne ueet
tNe atharsd and ier Izi05 yaras fhenaa
hafts SEVENTY tfaI rarea thence east
Two hundred and fen ssfel varsr tHerrt
Hauta sersntE izM earla to T.e fa.nt
or hnRinnlDG. fu EsraHhia CaeatT FITS
70 WALLACE
april 90 wtWRa9 Ovarian.
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LOsT-Tan raincoat containing bunch o.
keys snd enc single KEY On pocket. Lost
either tn West end Or new cts. Re
ward for return 20 Mr.. Joe Uuina. Amer
lean National Bank srlav1t
L0NT-ou East Gads8en street between
iEth and goth avenues e roll % money
LIBERAL reward paid 60 finder n returned
Phone 1883 TmaY2f
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LEGAL NOTICE.


MASTERS SALE.
A nd@F and EE virtue nf decree ~ fore
closure and Eale rendered hY tne Hon 4
e. Campbell judge q the First Judicial
Circuit 81 the state go Florida as fHn
estb dHv of Apf1. A. 81 1916 En- Z cause
wherein John 81 Christie Ha complainant.
and A. Brown Dr. and Mary Brown hia
wifei 2. Nuaf smith. end Hia aifa Eliza
beth A.. Smith, John ~ En@Hfr0m Hmd
bic vile Eva Ergsfram ans the East
Pensacola Cifg Company aTa defendant
T win 0u MoadHH. June FfE. a. rs 8aEs.
being legal sa'sa uay. end during fAa
IeEas hours uf sale aaU Ea tHa HlRhe#f
Bidder for cash iu front ~ fhe County
Court House Nuur. iH faa sttT df Pen
aafula. the following described property
fuuEt.
Lots one C1 ta nine lal Inclusive fr
block six tG4 ~ Fast TtHHacoEs. accord
.nE 60 man drawn tE =. 6. kauner. So
January. 1883. end NeinH in Section Is.
Township south Range 81 West ia
EEe8mtia CoHutY. FIuffda
H. W NELSON.
Special Master
51aHavEthuautw
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CENTRAL BOARDING HOUSE -Wra d.
a.. BLACK. Proprietor Rates IS per
week. Lodging and meals CD cents each
i0a East Inteufcaeia street lEaurImR
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MASTERS SALE.
tndHF ana hE Niftae, of a dfnYan mf
foreclosure aud saie rendered by re uoa
a. q Campbell. JudEe uf the FIrHt Fu-
alria1 Circuit uf fHp State NJ Florida. ua
the goth daE ~ April A.D 1918. fu 4
cause wherein MaFY ffrEa Van AaadgEa
q complainant. anH Thomas Daley. fda
Van Ausaair and T. @. Van Ausaafr are
aefendantH wil an sionaav June -fh
A. n- 1915. being a 1eEnl sales daF. aud
during else legal hours or sale. sru fa tHn
slightest NtH8er f1F r.ws5 - front ~ fFta
County Court House Door. iu tHe Citv
~ Pensacola EaramkIa County. Florida
tne following eaetheH prnurfts. tuaIt.
one Gasoline Launch NAMED ssvor. THE
8rd" rive feet beam. fnFtE -HYe Horse
p0wef. sfsRruH EuEius. ryfIudar ana
Fariar rFFlr. also the following described
real estate
TIRE north Fjvty-srvnn feet and STA
inches 81 re e tu1 NJ Tots nineteen Gaa
and twenty E26t. and tHe north sfrte-
seven feet SIS inches lsT Ct lHF III fh.
vest twenty age fnet Ea8b of iut tfNhfea#
ffAf 10 Block fuso hundred tFfrfe t-.n
$500 in tHe New city Tract &c the rlfr
uf EenwacolH.
JERRY 7 SULLIVAN. IR
special Master
AHr A a=-- ssaH E.esras-r
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FARM LANDS.

SETTLERS WANTED In tire Roberts
community. Creamery ard canning
plant Is take ycur produce. Good land
at reasonable prices. Write us for fnU
Information TIE Roberts Farmers
Association. Geo. o. voorhees,. President.
Roberts. PA fafab
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MISCELLANEOUS.

nAnoeo "a CC ELECTRICAL con
TRACTS Hn@FnHa Son aasEs clnanea
Hwh repaired keEH naAr fn order RS
nasf uareen street Phona SIS nsyetf
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WANTED-TO BUY.

cATTLE WANTED.
WANTED TO ELT-r7ua or two rarloa Hs
~ Young heifeFB delivered T. o. o.
cars any station Alabama. EuRHfssiuuf.
or Florida. Write particulars r. F.
sprinkle. BOX CO. Pensacola. Fla 2Eaurlm
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-08

fIg-kary Camp No 81 uvnoanran - a.
world maeta second ana fourth vvsi,,s.s
faF niNhts at Tsao . a. Woaire.@ 49,
corner Eayien and Romans.
e p. cRooKH. g. 49,.
C. C
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ARTEsIAN WELLS

ARTISAN WELre-wu put IN wells
- IS fnches diameter any depth
and GUARANTEES water Write Ter fun tn
formation GraF AFfesan Wsn 60 cot
fnnEaia pa finch
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BATHS, MASSAGE.

TURKISH BATH and Mas
sage Parlor, open 20 all
men. Y. NJ. G. A, Palafox
and Belmont streets. ii@'han
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Live Stock and Poultry.

GRAVES POULTRY YARD. White Leg.
hern Esaa for hatchinE 81 a8 psr IS
500 ter - 49, OF eeet
Pensacola Fia 5aurims
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Female Help Wanted.


TOffE PIANO can be mnna llku new q
tone, touch ana looks ~ our tnree sx
pert piano builders ard case finIahHrs
Lew prices. and you can ray - "a
week The Clutter Muaic Houss limos
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.. 9. =.
Excelsior EmcamnmMnf. Nc a rwant.
ever second Hn6 faufth pNednssa9V -
each montn a. D n, in Ramans faaa
corner Rayien ana Balfnoaf Rsr@esa
NialtinE Fafriarchs are tn gttsd - ~
tana
W n EyERHARo
cnAs. FREIpRICHsEN. Cr
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soHthaFm physician. e. wouia
marry. conaaeHtlaL p-nea IS. League.
Toieaa. 50
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Business Opportunities.

TO INVEST Services as bootkeaper by
Thoroughly competent. experienced
rpanE man. Also operate typewriter
Clean record and good references To
prove ability. wiN warg one trial month
Tor lalf salary. Box a. Florida CITY
ioflaAs Smayt1t
WANEAita=AlauF Or gentlemen with
&aAo,ea 20 invest II seed Paying bust.
nrHs, nov operated 81 hust1inr vaur-
maH with email capital prefer iaav uhr
.ah stay ~ nnice while u arm euf anrfffnr
I can give good busfrrsr Hsas-..Hf..
Day good interest on loan All wnpft~u
AleafeH strictly cunNGarf.af
MUSTER care Journal K-sa..st
AANCFACTCHER vii start snsrv.tts
hsn e clean out legitimate huaireas
SfhaA capital required Ambifgon 49,
LEY necessary Worthuors MIG go
a9s Broadway. New YORK 80
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JUST WHEN NEEDED I
A bargain in Edwin Clapp's.
S5.25 eash--any kind. Meyer
Shoe Company.
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"Million ArticIe Georee'

Fl baW ard exchange and sell anything
secondhand stoves wagons. locks. ele-
NatDrM pamua piping. tealzH. bottles.
barrels feed bags preserve iaFN. chairs
harness show cases. see boxes scales,
counters tyneWflters coffee urnE. tn
fact 81 thHre IS anythinE sou need. I
have ff Address, lis South TaFraNona
street Pensacola. Pa fmav
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~. .. ~
1--we Oak camp No !. WooHn,aw - a..
World meets nrat and Ultra rs..s.-
niahts for general BUSINESS ara s1eess.e
Work. WoodFnan Hail
". PA WHITE
e. NiLaAN' Clsrk
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

FOR RFlNT-Fnrulahed room. wei venyi-
lated. electric light bath and phone
20 Vest Garden, P1one I0f. amas
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HELP WANTED

WANTED woman tn cook FOR a fam
Us ~ three ard assist ln house work
81 small cottage Furnished room ln
gard and ten dollars Per mnrth. refer
ences required. Mrs. r. 81. Ruae. south
port. Fia Eu@w1wr
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SECRET SOCIETIES


~ OF A.. NO. 1sHs.
KniEhfs 81 Labor Aaaar,hfsr ~. see.
meets ere first Monday night ~ 80
month a. the " q w HsI. rorrs- ~
Romano and Baglen stresta Al ysa
o'clock.
JOSEPH FFmnn. meatev ytre.t =.
Rscurding Secretary -.
penaacala Leaae. No. . 4 O. q
Pensacola Lodge No q n
metta every Thursday ~ 800 n ~ 4,
EAffara Hatl. corner maviert ana nsf,..s.t
street Niultprs cordially invited
Worh On aeecna degree
JOHN 9ERKENR.
o. Iambrseht. -
Secretary
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Phone 1858 kmay
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CHAPTER xxx.
The Hidden Thief.

I As he turned from the room where
these late exciting scenes had oc-
CURED, there was one-Count Fred
erick-who gazed back with a look Of
| inquiry to the solitary occupant who
tarried there. Kitty Gray. wrapped In
! her own anxieties. did not catch this
lookiof solitude. but as they all passed
\and left her to her own devices,
iyobbed now even Of the aid Of her
fNtthful servant. she cast herself upon
a ,N,uch In sudden access Of apprehen-
sionA
Sha was free. yes. II this might be
called freedom to be alone in a hos
tile land with not one soul upon whom
she might call in friendship. This
tawdr.s >room, SO lately the scene Of
crime. VI stnalth. Of murder itself-this
was all the home she could claim here
in this c.Neniland. Never In all her life
had so II eat a sense Of desolation come
over Kilt ' Gray.
Her refi ietions brought her into a
we'll withst and She looked this way
and that, fe ring each sound. dreading
each possible sight that she might see.
The window j 'roved so recently to be
easily capabls Of use by criminals
what mysteries 1t still might hold
these things abe took in with her
anxious gaze. l\knost with longing she
looked at the d,Sn- which but now had
offered exit to ti\ae others. her fellow
then she paused her breath held. her
heart sitting her h ngs for Just an in
stant. IT seemed Il her that she felt
In the couch beneR. her some sus--
picious movement-.Ns 1t must be so!
She sprang across the room to the
| door her first Instruct that Of flight
but halted and found 4 Aconceclment be-
yond the first curtaht Of the alcove.
Her eyes were fasten ID on the cover
Of the couch which bv now she had
| occupied.
Yes, she saw the lid ,move. saw a
hand appear beneath itst edse-saw a
man slowly crowd hms AZ out from
this hiding place within the body Of
the couch. 1t was the faA> of one of
the apache banda face tla she saw
which evidently he though! now va
cant. Surely Blake had abb nrdant re-
| serves in his campaign,
The man straightened his ,cramped
| limbs for but moment. EviG\ ntly he
knew that the time for his esc,A re was
that the sound Of the closing door
meant that the last occupant O. the
[ room had left. Be that as it mays cer-
tainly he himself did not tarr:t A
moment. and he was out of the ) vim
dow that passed from sight as haoA his
fellows
! There was no time for Kitty to a II
for aid. even had there been aid whia h
| she could have summoned She wasto>
no time in futilities, but her owh
no opportunity to end certain @! these
complexities. Without time for thought
she sprang after the man. no definite
plan In her mind. As she did so. she
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sought-whatever that may be. / trrh't
it was OF no consequence. mademoA-
selle?" ,
Kittye took her cue from the calrrN
speech Of the count. her late rival. but,
now rather her friend than this other,
notleman Of Grnhoffen.t
She only in turn shrugged her own
shoulders and turned somewhat re-
proachful gaze upon the officers OF tfe
law who stood about. helpless and cha
grined.
Count Frederick smiled. This" said
he. is somewhat Of a jest. 1t seems to
me that our friends the Rcndarmes sub
nitted somewhat easily. At least they
have gone-they haze taken what they
liked. and they have carried off :heir
dead from the field-if there have been
lead here, Have 20. any n% notion be-
Put Cound Sachio. thus smilingly ad,
tured, could add nothing to the fund
of information. He himself was left
victim, so much the worse for the man
himself But these reflections caused
him no satisfaction.
We must be out of this now" he
exclaimed anerily, and strode toward
the door. He hung it open, almost in
rying back TO his demoralized associ-
ates in the administration of the law.
1t had been mortifying experience for
all of them, as the faces he now wit
started out with banners but now. and
was returning crestfellep ana humi!i-
ated In the eyes Of all the world:
Beaten by some of the prisoners, 9ofed
weapons-surely these who NNitdA NJ
their chief had little csuac Tor Gslf-
glorification in their recountal.
The face of the prefect himself was
red with chngrin as he now strode in
at the open door.
"Gentlemen." said he, facing Count
Frederick, Il have indeed received a
message from the king. 1t is entirely
In your favor"
His majesty says. of course" be-
gan Count Sachio
The prefect frowned, and turned again
Count Frederick and the young woman
are to be set free at once. They are
to go where they like. in full possess
sion of their liberty. ! had to admit
that We had small convincing proof"
Would it hayyse have served you had you
erick coldly.
The prefect, flushing. bowed humbly
to the man above the law.
Il was mistaken, your exceliency."
tance of the young woman in the circle
1T the palace. ! ask your pardon. and
trust YOU will not use this to my dis
advantage with his majesty. l was but
too eager to serve him"
AS, for this nobleman"-and he
instructed to set him free also. and to
ask HIM not to add further Compli-
eating circumstances by too long a
tarrying on this scene"
gazing thus" he demanded of his men.
So then they were obliged to tell him
OF what had transpired during his brief
absence.
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Yes" said the prefect gravely. that
is true. There was victim here-and
yonder lies proof enough of that. Some
ono must have killed him. Someone
must know about that. Detail two
in custody in the hall. by guards who
Now for the first time Kitty Gray
rose above her fears. excited at this
sudden danger TO her faithful servant
of the % prefcot. This is my servant
Roleau. Hc is innocent, as a babe. lie
has been with me oil the day. every
moment Of the day since l left my
room. We were together when We
to you the man VINO was in this room
Why do you accuse him.
We suspect no man. mademoiselle.
said the prefect grimly pursing his
lips. We simply say that someone
must know Of these facts, and that
edge Of these acts. what shall a man
come into the beH-known hotel OF this
city and commit robbery and murder
in the light OF day, and shall we come
here In pursuit Of the doers Of that
deed. and accept mere talk. handed to
our Offices? Mademoiselle. that is no,
the way of the law"
THE way Of the law is useless
enough. then" exclaimed KitAy hotly
But what you do to that man Is the
same as though you did It to me. II
have influence you shall rue this-you
take him at your risk"
and sssed s. snd en ,ss at enftn
leau and this other with him will re.
main in charge. You others may &
free. Messieurs. mademoiselle, shall
| l say adieu or au revoir?'
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The high voice Of one of the apaehess
have no time to trifie with you. I
want the coin-which OF you has it?"
Sachio's face to that Of Count Fred
eriek. and zen again from Kitty to
Roleau. Bet none Of these made an
swer. No one made him sure az to
What. you refuse-you do not have
|it-all Of you? l know as l stand here
the coin Is in this room at this mo
wern oSr fe OF not YOU to eas o@n % up
that"
kitty's eyes despairingly sought those
Of Roleau, but the fighting face of that
belligerent showed no signs If war
upon his face. but made no sign which
could catch her attention He was not
indeed entirely sure that she had the
coin IN her possession.
Search them all. men," came tho
quick order OF the fat-faced apache.
who was now in charge of this situa-
ton. I'VE must hurry. Be careful
now"
The man who had covered the prls-
oners with their weapons now sent
forward some of their number 10 carry
out these orders. AS they advanced Ro-
leau sprang toward them. but was held
back by the hand OF the captain of gen.
darmeS.
Quiet" said the latter. would you
have some of us killed? This man
wa nts only bit of coin. In the name OF
heaven, to give that Is cheaper than TO
get killed."
Ro!eau fell back. and the work OF
the searchers went on. But IT was not
money that the apaches sought. They
took little count of the contents of the
pockets which they ransacked.
Sachio smiled grimly when they found
his own pockets empty OF what he him
self so earnestly had sought to place
In them. Count Frederick smiled also
with something of the same thought,
Knowing how the wind sat with Sachio
and himself struggling, he turned oui
his own pockcts-and showed them
empty of what was sought.
They turned at last to Kitty. and tho
swift flush on her face kindled their
eyes with a suspicion of some guilty
knowledge on her part. She had not
had time since palming the piece Of
coin at the time of the original search
handbag. 1t was a foregone conclusion
that II would he found there. The
thieves gave exultant ordinations
when at length they saw the fruit o:
their efforts-the piece of broken coin.
The man who searched Kittys bag held
1t up. grnnins.
Before any had time to form a plan
there came sudden crv from one or
more Of the apaChes. An instant later
and all of them were gone-passing out
the open window to the ire-escape
which led to tho street below.
BY the Lord" exclaimed Sachio. the
first to sneak That was sudden work"
! He turned TO Count Frederick, a GER
tain anxiety in his own gaze. for he
might we'll fancy that the latter held
him in no too safe position OF friend
ship. since his own late ransacking OF
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yonder window, which had offered ex-
1t to the intruders. The next moment
Roleau himself was through the same
window and hurryins down the rirs
to the street ns sy ts. ame ths csDssin
OF the guard and his fnrryins men
were close on his track at the hotel
desk. Roleau once more was free.
The scene OF action of all this was
nSw fSs f%nn, put tranSfsrred from the rear to
apprehending the presence Of others.
the parties OF this drama mea with
out plsn. Count Frederick had halted.
reluctant run to leave the young. girl In
such a time of distress. Count Sachio.
looking about him for some sign Of the
man who he knew had. the cu6n he COW
eted. also stood irresoiute at the curb.
Kitty. pursuing the flying thief-aud
saw others ahead. It seemed to Roleau
when he first caught sight of the ex-
cellency whom he served that she was
waiting for some one. holding 'back for
some purpose of her own.
The flying apache passed close to
Count Sachio. He halted at some
quick word, some sudden sign which
the nobleman gave to him. Roleau
saw them converse for just a, moment
saw sachio pass money to Ithe fly
speed on his way. Roleau saw sachio
look at his hand. hurriedly clasp It
shut. and thrust 1t into his pocket
saw him In turn beckon to his own
man. Bartel. his late agent in certain
Of these affairs
This could indicate but one thing.
sachio had obtained possession Of tho
coin. had transferred II to his mes-
senger! And now they saw that mes
senger hasten to the nearest motor
car standing at the curb.
Continued Tomorrow.)