Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-02-12

whore in New York city"
people we're on strike. and Il was de.
duccd that some personal enemy had
destroyed the collier. A collier had
been anchored IN the vicinity Of the
submarine. and II seemed quite posi-
Bile that the inventor had thrown his
rny toward the collier and the subma.
rinc had had the misfortune to pass In
between.
Immediately tho government an.
nounccd that Il bad received com.
munication from the inventor stating
that he deplorcd the fatal accident 90
the submarine. II was poatmarked
Jersey City. The secret agents went
over that city NJ with a nne comb
Nothing was found. The leaders OF
the Starr strike were persistently
Swallowed. but nothing came Of this
endeavos. II was even nncortnincd
that the strikers were as deeply mys
tined aH amy one
John Storm was the attorney for the
strrr company, on the day after the
sinking Of the collier be received a
note. typewritten aud postmarked B0s.
ton. that the collier had been sunk &C.
cidentaily. Immediately he went down
to the Starr Offices and laid the note
before the directors.
"Gentiemen. there Is mailman some
where In New York city. This post
mark merely proves 10 me that the
man went 60 Boston for the express
purpose OF sending the note from there
honestly believe that Il has nothing
Ia 10 with the strike"
u wish the Lord we knew. Storm"
said the vice president. III this man
can burn steel under water he has In
his hands the terrible power OF being
able 60 demollsh the whole city II the
within strikes him They tell me that
Washington has gone crazy over the
affair. IL would give million for the
secret II only TO take II out OF the
hands OF an irresponsible person"
'shall ! send this note TO the secret
service people TO compare Il with the
otherr asked Storm.
"Not bad idea 4"
Twenty four hours later Storm re
celved a call from the secret service
people, The two notes had been writ,
ten upon the same machine IL was a
cul-de-sac. Every one seemed 90 blum
der into q blind alley. Several times
Storm thought Of Zudora. but be re-
sisted the Impulse He did not care Ia
have her tangled up In an affair like
this. All, II she would but take his
advice-marry him openly aud defy
that sly devil who called himself her
unclel -FOUR different times the man
had tried 20 XIII him. but the basic
cause for this desire OF his death waI
J The most puzzling mystery Of all. WHY
should Hassam All wish his death ~
earnestly as 20 risk his own security
In the effort 20 accomplish his ends
So far Il had never occurred 10 Storm
that Hassam All might be wishing the
death OF Zudora also.
Storm aud Zudora were having TED
at the Claridge one afternoon. ant
when they were through she suggested
that they take a look ut the bulletin
board. Every one was war news mad
Look she cried. They hav'
caught the Emden at last and destroy
ed her"
'lt's a pity" said Storm. That com
mander was a brave sailor. Wen. he'll
have a niche In history all his own
By George!" he exclaimed suddenly.
what IL itr'
Another Starr collier gone down
Girl. can you get back home alonef
must so down 10 the Starr once a
once. This Is no accident"
But there was no evidence this tim
OF any mysterious heat ray. An infer
nal machine had been hidden In Oh
engine room, 10 tho starboard bunker
and had blown a great hole thrcag