The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-10

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York sat Nr. Napoleon CourtiEr-a
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gulshed APPEARANCE. He vas Etrik-
lrglooktng figure and had many pe-
c4lizrfties and ecceL,ricities o. man
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him, however. vas z liyid saber cut
across his cheek deep. deep cut
a bad scar. II il probable. however.
that Mr. Courtler attracted no more
attention than his companions did
one Of them fat little Mexican o.
most 7illainoUs appearance; the other
Z huge giant clad in ill-htting clothes.
Who followed Mr CourtIer about Ike
a dog-a faithful dog.
Mr Napoleon Courtier sat within
a.s room He was not alone. With
him were the Mexican and the giant
with him also was another parsonage,
III favored low browed, treacherous.
This latter individual was New
fork crook.
A telegraph boy entered with tele.
gram Courtier signed for It with a
gold pencil, gave the boy a quarter for
q tip and opened the telegram.
'Ponto." exclaimed Nr. Napoleon
Courtier. for the moment totally ignor-
ing the presence OF the crook; look,
friend Ponto. Read"
And Pon,o read II was the tele-
gram Of Miss Irene Courtier.
at last-and after thirteen years"
he said.
The crook once more seated himself
and Mr.. Courtier followed suit He
seized a piece OF paper and wrote
rapidly. He pushed the piece Of paper
toward the crook.
Read that" he commanded; 1T is
intended for your principal
The crook read:
Have 200 pounds best gum opium.
Will land same tonight at Seaport, N.
J. Be ready to receive II. Signal with
flash flare.
The crook nodded. Right, bo," he
commented.
Half an hour later, on his way up
Second avenue, New York, the crook
was boisterously hailed by crowd OF
boon companions. THESE boon com.
pGnlous were lounging in 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"
a few minutes after they entered
the place, One-Eyed Mulyaney and his
gang entered the saloon. Followed a
fight and a raid by the police. When
II was over Shorty lay in a corner with
his skull cracked.
Something white protruded from the
crooks coat pocket The sergeant !
drew It out 1t was a note. 1t read
like this:
Fave 200 pounds best gum opium.
win land same tonight at Seaport, N.
J. &c ready to receive 1t. Signal
with flash flare.
The sergeant read II twice Then |
he signaled to one OF his men.