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CORNERSTONE OF
MEMORIAL TO VIM.
M'kINLEY LAID
PRESIDENT WILSON UNABLE TO BE
PRESENT SENT REPRESENTA-
TIVE OF GOVERNMENT.
DAYS PROGRAM Began WITH PA
RADE WITH STATE TROOPS, VET
ERANS AND OTHER LINES.

Niles, Ohio. Nov. ~. The corner
stone cf The National Mckinley Birth
place Memorial was isld here at noon
today with ceremonies reminiscent of
the former president, itlc Lead Kind
Light the HYMN hich clung To the
murdered president in his dying mo
mrnt~. and the Strauss waltz. "Dn the
Beautiful Blue Danube" " l%avuritc NJ
Mrs. Mckinley were played hv thr
United States Marine Band and James
III. lIuNt. an intimate friend of the for
mcr president. rrcitcti personal rrmi
niSccIr"cS.
President Wilson was forced to de-
cline an invitation ia lny The corner
stone hut he Sent a representative of the
national administration and promised
lo he present at the dedication of ia"
building later. other guests Of the day
included senators Alice Pnmcronc and
Warren Nj. Harding VIII Ohio: Iicprr~cn
tativc William N. A~hhruok nf Johns
town. Ohio: vi. G- Schmiilar MI Ciurin
natl. one of The trustees pf the memorial
fund: GOV. Frank Willis Ut Ohio: nv
ron n. lIcrricL. former ambassador to
France: and T.. q DYER ~ It. Louis. a
member ci congress and commander of
the United Spanish War Veterans:
Gov Willis. AR. ITcrrick and Congress
man DYER being the principal speakers.
The DAYS program hogan with n pa
ratr in which state troops. veteran or
.anizati0H~. NasouS and other orgaui
sationS IN which Mckinley was interest
ad. took part. Camps WIFI Spanish War
Veterans and posts ur the Grand ARMY
"A thc Republic from Cleveland. .NIli-
ucr. Canton and Akron. Ohio. ana Pitts
bur.h. sharon and New Castle. Pa.
we're i'm the line az warchcr~. Half i
lozrn bands made music for The parade.
After The MASONIC part of The program
g tablet was affixed to the stone. bear
me- this Inscription:
ERECTED 1915
ITO ncrpcinatr The Name nul Achieve
WcntS MI William Mckinley. Tween
tt fifth President of thc United
States nf america.
Born january ~. 1879.
Died September MI. 1901"
Th" building itself whom completed
'ill hc y two story structure az severe
colonial design thanked hv ouc>torv
WINGS of almost eoual '~path with the
main structure The main pnrtico j. to
=" supported hv six Ionic ~,lrmu~ aud
nc facade nf rfrh wing viii carry rs
many similar supports In sectional
fnr7n The cnruicr viii hr rllir and
r~"-ranarl"r drar- rnd Windows VIII cni
nh' Size thc straight Hires FIJI the design
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oho-''v un~n pa'rr-c Tharts

The Director and management Nc TEE
Charity Home desire Ia convey to an
those who assisted 1T the concert last
Thursday NIGHT their profound thank
fulnc>S and appreciation Cor The service,
in thr Sacred Cause IF charity. the
splendid result or which was the dunn-
tion to tbr funds AZ .n Home uf two
hundred and thirty dollars \. "ciy.d This
dal from the committee.
While ali who look part in thr pro.
.ram have made far each y warm place
IN thr hearts ot the people nf Browns.
Vile. especial thanks are due ~ Che lea
dv3 and band Of The lth 4. :. infantry.
and To Mr.. and Mrs. sheppard for the
fire. uSc OF the Dreamland thcatrr and
for their personal efforts ~ making The
entertainment the grand success il was.
To each and NH NJ repeat. on behalf
of Ihr poor anI. ~frirndlc>~. our heartfelt
thanks
Brownsville. Texas. Nov. ~ 1913.
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immigration Service
To Be Investigated

>an Francisco. Cali. Nov ~. \
board If inquiry into ihe immigration
service vi thc Pacific coast has been IN
~%iitutel aui th cauihrritic> VIII invc>ti-
gate M anH charges of smuggling in
California.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-20
SCRAP METAL DEALERS.

SOUTHWESTERN IRON METAL COM
pany-Dcalcrs IN scrap iron. metals.
rubber. rag, bottle, bones, etc. lois
Levce street. -2I
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SCRAP METAL BTYERS-IIi-he-t prices
paid for crap metal Brownsville Junis
Go. Office lia Graudp Electric 90. 12
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Young man II assist in Office a. clerk.
Experienced in craftsmanship, competent M
keep books and assist IA conducting cor
rc@pond-ncc. Speaks Spanish as wei AZ
English. Other propositions considered.
References given. Business Man." care
Herald. IF
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SECOND HAND FURNITURE

BOUGHT AND SOID.-Dcalcr IN marble.
granite, monuments. 1Gth and Levee. j..
F.. Steele. p
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WaATED-Colorcd girl wants work rs
cook or chamtcmaid. Write Ellen
Brown. general delivery. Brownsville.
TuN a-.-l1tpSt.
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mSrr'on rs me Herald wAi be- Responsible toi
Advertisement q "Ns o~s'iHs1
FOR RENT.
FOR RFNT-Rooms - RI arl ~ ILL., rrack
at Southern hotel. corner Ninth and y,
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FOR RrNT-f.r.e ,..n FURNISHED
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new furHitme) with excellent Table
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Fok SAih-Hereoned gravel. I. r.
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FOR SALE-Lot of print paper suitable
for merchants wrapping pancr or Law
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SPANISH lf~NoNN- Miss frauci-ca
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-06

ga oar oct aliaa aigiort. Ser Ioo benoes 9Iigt,
benoes 9ei, iom pur Serrens Sci tpOeio oo fIar for
9enoe, og paanD isgte bun Siertets gnfolOigbeo meo
en- 9rli9 8iaie at gipe lin Billie mo UNDER @u0s oa
ta9e alt, iom ban pilOe gioe oct.
o8u fenoer min Sci, fore Serre," ba6 bun, .oa
on fenoer og ier ogiaa De Singer, Der bar laet le
o0er oen. Sin mig, Iom Oh iaa ofte fgr bar 0iuet mig,
Dit 2iggen0efp, ifiult W1erfe, gto mig en- Ifiult, uanet
Sfat 0enne utsrfe Sfp."
ga bun reiite fig ira gsnnen, tog bun aoberts
9reo og oiloe til at genuine oct aonDolutten, boor.
peo BUN fit Die paa noget mere, iom lao oeri. Oct
par ct lille StDfte Papir, Der i~noebolot fel9enoe Oro:
%. g.. Seq bar lige iaaet DIT greo, ifrepet Den
30. Sattar. Seq fit fun &i0 at ifripe ct 8reo til,
iom fomrter meO ianme 8oit ion DIT, og 6oi5 5nO-
bolo on fan faa at pioe Dos DIN fore 8eninOe, 3ru
Qrmirong."
Sun berte oct iamme en- let 9anfen paa Deren
- 0eren meaem 5enoes o9 6r4 @rmitrongS 89.
relic, Der aabneOes, % bum fom mo, o9iaa neo ct
9re0 9aan0en.
o6ortel mig, fore Selene, 9oilfe @fterretnineer
De bar iaaet ira Sn6ien," 6oo bun o9 latte Jig oeS
St0en al Den unge @i9e.
9elene rafte 6eu0e i'm 9rooers 9reo, og 5ru
%Nrmitrong lete baaOe greoet os efterIfriften, boor.
pa 6ln gan 6en0e oct tilbnge me0 ct IDffeligt 5miI,
ion oUerraite0e og i~orUirreoe ben0e.
.9u er alt Or0en for Gem, fare 9arr. a iag0e
BUN, yieg mener, at alt bltuer, iom De oil booe oct.
9ois M Den enc, JONI Deres 9ro0er onltaler, niI0e
reiie ooer til Dam, piloe De iaa oare gloo for at
bliDe 5iemme? ?"
Selene iaa ct giebIif forpirret paa benoe. og pIuo-
ielig itoO Sageu FLAIR for teuOe. 0enne i~nota8enOe,
elifoproi9e Dame, benoes egen fore 0eninoe, par 9o.
bert5 eneite, i6rite &urligbeo. Get oar unoeri8t, at
bun life fer 6apOe %genfenOt oct merfe 9aar og oct
inAtoaen0e emil. iom nlti0 hnp0e itaoet (eperr0e Tor
benoe blon0t benoes 8arnOons ipariomme @rinorin8er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-06
XXI.
30 greue.

Is Doo er Der TO 9reoe ira 3noienl" uobreO gIe,
GA 9oittaifen %aabue6es. 6un bauoe lGrt at fenoe De
9reoe, JON 9elene alto lGn8tes eiter % iaa eiter.
Set par omtrent iiorteu Gage eiter l~loiln9ten til
ailmainbeoen % aloiterrliner, % Der bar ben &io
ingen, Der bau0e Jet nOaet mere til OI08ranlferne, JONI
10 r~igtignof bap0e iagt, at oeres Opbolo StotIano
bar iorbi.
Selene tg oct enc 9reo ira SnOten, Der pnr acres.
ieret til 9enoe, meo op paa lit 99relie; tbl bun par
altior iorpentniug5iulo % beoGget til at fllnne IGie
oct, naor Der bar ANDRE til Ste0e. % re0ens bun
laIte oct, fom Der paa ny Den inoerli9e bebreioenoe
felelie ouer benoe meo Senipn til ben0es 8rooer, lonl
bun bapoe iegt at gsre 6ru Irmitrong forflorlie. gl
boo enoelig benOes egen fore 9rooer benoe ON at
fomme oper til Sn6ien, iorOi ban pnr beore 90 raitere,
emo ban lGnee bapoe p@ret oct, % Dog fslte bun Ige
iao nlegen Sorg og Smerte iom @I90e PEG bans gea.
Soor matte bum life o9re bleuen b~ierteIes % e9en-
f9rlie, naar bun furoe tage oct %iaaIeoeSl
Seq pe6," ifreo 9iobert Wiuroocb, vot 6rl Oiil.
Ter meo @leoe pl toge ie al Dig, meoens on er
2onoon, og bielpe Dig me0 0tne Snofeb, ion at OIL fan
ioa, booo on bebeper. sos Sia, min So9ierer, fan on
bqpe 9enge boaoe iii DIT lloitpr % Din Geiie bertil.
Zen Dame, bois aoreSe ieg logger inoen greoet,
ifol Slutningen al Uiorts reiie beroper for at trGffe
i'm Mono. Oh bill BABE ire Tiger at opboloe Dig
2onoon /, efter at on bar ~nootaget nit greb, og ig
baaber, at on mart ifrioer til mig. Oh fan islges neo
6ru Scott beroper, oe iee er ois pao, at on benoe oil
iaa Ell ~bebaeeligt ReiieielIfub. Sils Oh. Carl, bois OIL
trafier ban / oonoon. Soor piIbe ies snife, at hi ber-
uoc bdpoe mango Wlen0 iom ban Tor port o%anoeIiee
SfoS Sfpl0 ........
aareite NeIie, on itaI iua en- biertelie @eItomit-
bilfenl Ger bar nm en- til foruben DIG, bpiS Npr.
pareIe piIoe asre nrit Stem b~pegeIist os tiltreffenbe
for MIG benaSe bet fremrebe ........,..."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-06
xxx.
Gn lloflmst % ct llpejr.

.Sor bu let i aIuiierne ON be fore Opooselier,
Der ct eiort bisfe Gsne, W0roS" fpnrgte Sir @il.
ham en- Qo9 peb 5rotoiten.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-08
T6EYGlE GONE MO The UNDERoRoUES EE55E

tle table of glasses. When he had them all
ON the trap he stalked out of the room
"Maybe tomorrow he will not hold his head
so high" mused Hunt, continuing his way
down. He tiptoed into the salon
The first object of his attentions was the
gem vault. He succeeded In opening the
panel in the column, but the vault was seem.
ingly impregnable, lie desisted and gave his
attention to the table He east aside the
cover and books and hither and thither he
ran his nimble fingers, hunting for the secret
combination. He was about to give up in
despair when the top Of the table slowly
turned.
"Ah, my friends, believe I've got YOU all
In the hollow Of my hands this trip NV,
what stack Of papers! They'll make inter.
esting reading, I'll wager"
He went over them rapidly and finally
came upon document rather yellow with
age. He opened it, He had all he could do
to repress the shout Of triumph. It was tho
will so long sought zudora had won her
fight. He moved the cover back into plaee
but in his hurry did not replace the thing,
he had taken on It, A mistake that may
have cost him a good deal In the end. SONS
victories are only half victories; and fats
was going to bring this home to him.
AA hptOed into the hall, dew up the stairs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-08

L" Bad luck!" she reiterated. ut was my
mascot and now the charm is broken
"Put on your things and We'll 90 right down
to the jewelers. aud prevent the hoodoo from
getting in any active work" Storm laughed.
He had very few superstitions
Half an hour later they were at the jew.
eler's,
40, yes; that can be fixed easily enough"
he declared, "The pictures will have to be
taken out, though, while the locket is being
repaired
He picked up small tool and pried the
photographs from the cases and handed them
to Hudora, Idly she turned them over
"Wby, what's ths?" she cried, indicating
q slip of paper which adhered to the back
Of her mothers picture,
She spread it out on the case and read
aloud "Your fathers will has been left in
charge Of our trusted friend Captain Rad
cline"
Good Lord - exclaimed storm "Grl,
there's the key to the whole business; take
my word for it. | propose you run down to
Hunts Office at once. He'll want this"
Meantime Hunt had visitor. 1t was Mar.
Gus Villers Of Montana, In charge of the
Hudora gold mines. lie was informing the
detective that he had concluded to follow his
documents in case they needed his testimony,
when Storm and Zudora burst into the office
with their astonishing news
knew 1t - said Hunt jubllOntly "They
seemed too confounded assured to suit me-
And this little scrap Of paper will solve
the riddle Baird is out at the villa, ready
to send word to me the moment those peo
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-08

us anywhere We care to CO."
Suddenly the woman rose to her feet and
dashed the tears from her eyes.
Radcliffe, II l weep It is with tears OF
rage. That little chit, 10 beat us when we
had everything. am going to finish up this
affair my way"
"And what's that2"
81 will give a reception tomorrow night"
"You are mad A reception They'll hold
that in the Tombs."
Listen to me. They'll come out Of GU
rioslty; and while they are dancing, or walt
ing for the arrival of the police, well slip
into the tunnel and make our getaway under
their very noses. l insist upon II. know.
They will think they are playing with u.s.
while on the contrary It is we who will play
with them"
I'm against It, but can see that your
mind Is made up. Don't turn TO me with
reproaches II the game blows up the other
way. What's the use Of playing game when
we're up against proposition like thisll
1t is my will"
All right Ill wire the warden at Sing
Sing to order feather bed for me- Believe
me, II we don't hike tonight we shan't find
the opportunity tomorrow niSht.n
II you wish to run away, do 80 at once,F
she replied cOldly,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-08
zgpv;Q In the twenty Million Dollar MNStery
,dTHAROLD. G2ATH

sped through Madam Du val's boudoir. and
went out of the window just as Baird
sounded the alarm.
"They are coming back That's Madam's
limousine down the road Hustle What
uck?"
Got everything!"
Then let's duck while the duckings good,
suggested Baird.
They began lodging among the trees in
hopes that the occupants of the limousine
would not see them; but in this they failed.
Radcliffe leaned out of the limousine win
dow.
Hunt!" he whispered Hunt and that
man Baird! What the devil have they been
up to?"
We can soon find out" said Madam Du
Val uneasily. "They can't have got into the
house with the servants on the watch"
You never can tell about this man Hunt"
replied Radcliffe grimly Here we are.
Come, hurry!"
They got out of the car and ran up the
steps. Upon entering they both intuitively
went into the salon. Radcliffe first went to
the gem vault; but nothing there had been
touched. Then Madam opened the top Of the
table.
"Gone!"
What's gomez" demanded Radcliffe.
Everythng!" she cried passionately.
"They have cleaned out the drawer COM
pletely. Radcliffe, we are lost I"
He rang violently for The servants But
they swore earnestly that they knew abso-
lutely nothing And as these servants were
crooks of minor order, Radcliffe was forced
to believe them. But he gave them berating
over their careessness, a berating not to be
forgotten soon
Well" said Radcliffe, striving to calm
Madam, who had inexplicably burst into tears,
"we've got tidy sum salted away. I've
warned you a hundred times, but you would
play the game to finish. But l don't under
stand your tears You knew the risks we
were taking. And now, fight, Thank the
Lord, the yachts in commission. That'll take
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-08

t., y ueaf woman, you'll never ba ~.
lose me- Let's say nothing mo-, : a'e to
At 6 o'clock the old lapidary v,a ''oo' s. II
uS 'ne nrst move in the game. A sm,r r''''d y
tune OF uncut diamonds was t.l,. 1''''' l'''
same same, 'ime In the future diamond ,mn.,,.a "
would have to look elsewhere -ussleH
b. Hunt lnn . informed Storm and zudor, u,
ne mad succeeded in doing, and decla,., saal !.
on the morrow he would arrest c.. ''u Ipa'
siihe' Bruce Madam Du Val. and l thel. N'e
federGtes. Du 'nelr con
But imagine zudora's amazem4nt II.
morning when she received a polite inri,.. @ .'i'
from Madam Du Val to attord 'Uoa
dance! And when Storm telephop.d ,,., 'rs'
mad also received one, they concluded - a,,.'
hunt He went up in the air for 'al
minutes. lev
What shall we do?n asked zndor,
Wait minute" said Hunt. Thu,
spoke Go. They are contemnotina ~
set trap for You, and we'll get them ~
handed on that count. I'll have tbe ,,s. ~
surrounded by the police They've vot r.,r,'
and I'm curious to see how far i VII
stretch. Tell Storm to arm himself p,,, ~
and will be within calling distance WI,
the police at hand l don't think the,.0 !.
any great risk. Give EN- rope; tbevr g,',
themselves" Hunt hung nm tbo ,.,.., 41'
A hnal adyenturel" cried Zudon
II 1t was any one but Hunt IA b,n
off But the old boy knows what bs, h,
ing"
1t was rather remarkable Oo,h,.,..
which appeared at Madam Du yars ul,dlo
tory dance, Half of them knew tbpt Gam,
thing serious was afoot and the either M,
felt that something was in the air. but eop,
not tell what. Hunts fault lay IN Nh oy.,.
confidence; and in his oyeronRdeuce bs to,
got all about the underground passage nn,n
his quarry were suddenly found mI.,i,,
He was furious. They had played with Mn
in mqnenr he had been far from ervect
ing. He had sensation not unlike m,
Of a nonsmoker having tobacco smoke Dufd
in his fafN He called to Baird r
They've gone into the underground "a.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-08
SYNOPSIS.

Zudora, heiross TO 100000 900, Is placed
IN the guardianship OF her uncle, Has
sam All a mystic, Hassam Ali Is deter
mined to secure the girls fortune for
himself and when she becomes OF ago
he makes every effort to bring about her
death. Zudora Is In love with young
lawyer. John Storm, and she seeks per-
mission of her mlserly uncle to marry
him. Hassam Ali promises to grant her
wish provided she shall solve twenty OF
his cases. zudora solves nine OF the
cases when her uncle dies. and she Is re-
leased Of her pledge.
At the death of her uncle, Zudora has
another suitor for her hand-Jim Baird,
a man who has been playing as double
TO Hassam All, but VINO, through sincere
love of the girl, gives up the false life
and goes back to his work as a newspa-
per reporter.
No longer obliged to solve Hassam
Airs cases Zudora now confronts the
greatest mystery Of all, which 10 the
mystery of her own life and the amol-
ton to secure the vast fortune Of $20,
900, 600 left her On looking through her
uncle's papers she also finds that her
father left her an interest in diamond
mine, and Storm and Baird both lend as
slstance In trying to regain for her pos
session Of this estate which Is being ap-
proprlated by rogues
Sided with Zudora are Detective Hunt
and Baird who set out Tor South Al
rlca to look after some Of her diamond
mines. There they have a stirring en-
counter with some Of the rogues who
seek Zudora's fortune, Eventually they
return to New York. Shortly afterward
Zudora is kidnapped storm, through
fisherman, learns she Is held captive on
an island. His search for her Is vain.
Balrd and Hunt are enlisted and by
shadowng one Of the guards OF zudora
they find and rescue her
The same day two Of the rogues try
to smuggle some OF zudoras diamonds
into New York, Hunt and Baird try to
stop them in the harbor but in vain
The chase leads to the Jersey shore,
where Hunt and Baird recover the dia-
monds, only to lose them again when at
tackled by Zudora's enemies They try
to burn Baird at the stake, but Hunt
roils this and Baird Is freed In the
meanwhile Madame Du Val plans TO
steal valuable papers concerning Hu-
dora's estate.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-08

.,uo vo have one chance in 'l',s ~,
in blocking them at the old s'''
alivew ,sa
r,. two ran cscitcdly from The DI,,, ~,
Tns, ns for found the garage boarded 1p 1.pn,,,. ,i
,.aan rn'y ,a5terns ,tupa ga at window and 'a,, ,D. Nd
., D'ssn Sr.aos Idr's'ls th, barrcnde just " il' r., -
in t,a. S'Ieo'pi e s. 'es garage at the other '1a a aa
Jumped into the empty yan ,,,sl . mo ti
inst as Baird and Hunt c'a",s .a ,,,p Ad
,u,' Snrose r' They saw by the open y. u,a "Init
sns'sS, ,Ss S,a, had down Out Of 4. The 4. u
srpin arp the they went. in time to see
numbering oa' Nan, 10 (
"rhey'ro in thnt'' g'l,f' .y ii, car e,r,,t u
stranslcd tone. Never in al, ..,i. ~ fol q,
he been quite so braien' " =, n,Et
Pr, tho van gained speed '1a apst "
draw away from the paf'us,, y, b, h ID
u,v% oavsd zudoras millions .s. foI n''' crool, %
,"o'I ,o., forever bis trio Of precious y. well, 1
received ryt this Information ,Ds, had had run 'a'
Madam Du val's ya.a' ,,.S =, ts,pnA -
Satlrs aoating mine ia The ,s1 I1'so1 sos. a,n
everybody on board had w. AN d y
-
pu Val villa, which ,.D,in, I'a,S b BET iit'''
chs chased by money S'io'r.ni ',a .,i'. i lai'4
estate AD lThs Endl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-08

pie leave the villa empty, And, by George,
there goes the phone now" He took down
the receiver. That you, Baird? Fine!
They've left the villa? I'll be there inside
Of ten minutes And you heard the direc-
tions2 All, the diamond cutters Great work,
boy I'll make you my partner for this"
Hunt turned eagerly to his visitors. I'm
OF, | can't let this chance slip by, You
people sit quiet until you hear from me. I've
a hunch that we're going to do some round
up work this afternoon. Storm, you keep
Hudora under your eye up to midnight. You
never can tell. The rats may turn and bite
when they learn that the game is up. Prom
ise?"
81 promise" laughed Storm
Hunt found Baird hiding In the pergoa,
Everything all rght2"
Yes. But you'll have to hurry No
knowing when they'll return, l Judge they
took some diamonds to the apldary's Looks
as IL they smelled a rat and were cleaning
up, That window up there is open Come
along and I'll give you boost, I'll stand
under to give you warning in case they re,
turn before you complete the job"
Hunt began the ascent Immediately The
window was unlocked Gently the detective
raised 1t and slid into the room lie wasted
no time there, but made directly for the
stairs, alert and watchful The servants were
still in the villa, and he was not desirous Of
running afoul of them lie reached the
stairs safely and went down as souudlessly
as II eat He paused abruptly at the first
landing. Some one was in the Grecian salon
II was the butler, lie was clearing the lii.