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at what that fellow was flashing the
light. There. something walked d.
rectly between 1t and the box. So
there must DO two Of them. Yes. that
was the shadow Of q human being all
right. They are over In tho corner
by the safe. The fellow with the
hashlight Is bending down. I can tell
because the other fellow walked be-
tween the light and tho box. and I
heard the shadow Of both Of his
legs"
Craig was apparently waiting only
until the intruders were busily en-
gagged in their search before giving
the alarm and hurrying over there
after them.
walter" he cried, "call up the
apartment house itself and get the
hallboy. Tell him he must not run
that elevator up until we get there.
Also no one must leave or enter.
Tell him to lock the door and conceal
himself In the door TO the collar. !
will ring the night bell five times to
lot him know when to let Us In"
was telephoning excitedly CraiIs
instructions. and he was taking . las,
turn at tho optophone before w made
our dash on W~arrington's. when q
suppressed exclamation escaped him.
I turned toward him quickly from the
telephone and hung UP the receiver.
whats the matter?" l asked.
"Walter." he answered. stripping the
receiver from his head and clapp1ng II
over my ears. "~Quick-tell me what
you hear. / can't be mistaken"
listened feverishly. From tho re-
ceiver OF tho optophone came the mos,
peculiar noise had ever heard a me-
chanical instrument make. 1t a like
a hoarse. rumbling cry, now soft and
almost plaintive. again louder and like
a shrek Of a damned soul n the fires
OF the neither world. Then 1t died
down. only to spring up again worse
than before.
l described II as best I could. In.
deed. the thing almost frightened me
by its weird novelty.
Yes, yes" agreed Craig, as the SEN
sations l experienced seemed to coin
eide with his own. Exactly what
heard myself. l thought l could not
-, q v I ANI ANl4H
trail on that wire"
A moment later he had seized the
telephone from me. had expected
him to ummon the police to assist u;
In capturing two crooks who had de.
vised some odd and scientific method
OF blowing an old safe.
"Hello, hello!" he shouted. 1.-The
nre department? This Is forty eight
fourteen Seventy-second-on the cor
ner: yes. yes. northeast. l want &c
turn In an alarm. Yes. Quick. There
is a fre-a bad one-incendiary-toI
floor. No. no, I'm not there. I car
see IT. Hurry!"
He had dropped the telephone ant
was now dashing madly out and
down the street.
The hallboy had done as I had or
dered him, There was the elevator
waiting as Craig gave the Ave shor'
rings at the night bell and the out
side door was unlocked. Nc one had
discovered the fire which we knew
was raging up on tho top moor,
We were whirled up there swiftly
just as We hoard echoing through the
hall from some one who had an
apartment on the same floor tn,
frantic cry OF "F1re!"
Tenants all the way up were nov
beginning 10 open doors and rur
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based N the peculiar property Of 60
lenium. which you already know. OF
changing its electrical conducuvtty
under the influence Of light. varia-
tons Of light thus become variations
Of sound. That pushed-in end Of the
box which We hid ovcr in Warning
toms had. rs you noticed. . selenium
plate on tho inside partition. facing
the open end Of the box.
'Now." he went on. '*his property
Of selenium Is used for producing an
electric current which is interrupted
by q special clookwork interrupter.
and 30 is made audible in this wtre-
less telephone receiver which I have
here connected with the second box.
The eye Is replaced by the al az q
detector Of light"
He continued to adjust the thing
As he talked.
Tho clockwork has been wound
up by means Of a small handle. and I
moved Q rod along a slit until I heard
. purrinE sound. Then I moved It I'M
til tho purrinS sound became al faint
- possible. The instrument u now
In IL most sensitive state"
''what does It sound Iikef" I asked.
He looked out Of the window in the
direction Of Warrtngton's, which we
could not see. however. since 1t was
around another building.
"See." no went on; tho moon ID
rising, and in q few minutes II will
shine right into that room. could
tell the moment It did. Try the
thing yourself"
did SO. I could hear Just the faint
est sound.
Suddenly there came . weird noise.
l looked at Kennedy in surprise.
what Is that3" I asked. describing
II. Are they there?"
NO." he laughed. THAT was the
moon shining in. l wanted you to
hear It,"
He took the receiver back from me.
and adjusted It to his own ear. Yes"
he said. that was the moon. It's a
peculiar sound. l must silence the
machine to that"
We had waited patiently for a long
time and still there was no evidence
that any one had entered the room.
I'm afraid they decided no to
come. after ALL" l said.
NO." he replied; Il took particular
pains to make It seem that the coast
was clear. l spoke to the hallboy
twice. and we fingered about long
enough when we went. II isn't much
after midnight. l wonder how 1t was
that they expected to get tn. There
goes the o l can hear II getting
fainter all the time"
Suddenly Craig's face was all ami
nation.
What Is III" I asked b~reathlessly
Some ono has entered the room
There Is a light which sounds JUS
like an electric nashlight which |!
being moved about. They haven
switched on the electric light. II
were sufficiently expert | think
could tell by the varying sounds Jus
The evening world., 1916-09-14
CHAPTER X.
The Newspaper Fake.

II had been able to secure
key to tho hotel entrance
to tho Old Tavern 80 that
we felt free to come and
The evening world., 1916-09-14
THE SCIENTIFIC GUNMAN
by ARTHUR d. O.

Craig Kennedy. the Scientific Detective" wins
. scmsrkalle duel u wits with n master criminal
whose methods are M scientific a. his own.
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TX.
The I'm endia n.

-HE Warrington estate owns
another large apartment on
the neat street" remarked
kennedy. half an hour
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CHAPTER WI.
tContinusdl
The Detet taphOne

the boss has
come In without making
any noise" remarked
Craig. Il certainly heard
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SanOclslage

SnOuitric uoQ bcid0iti9t. @roiii.
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~ ~ ~ ID
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CfmmidI i'm WlanSOcr.

Plus NPorburg idrci6t Dem o@res
mer Eoacblott~ Elm Mitorbciter: @e-
neral b. @nlmid mar bon 1894 bis
1897 @ommanocur unicreS M}ar6ur.
ger SGger.9otailIonS. 9ei ciucm
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9otoiaon rcdt5eitig om Stouoort
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cr nit alien 5u elmer fleincn 1euiitb.
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Den Sii3ierN oes aieinoliGen~
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nicinOlidcn" Gfii3icrc cS ieOod mcrf.
ten ionOte Gmmid iuittcn Scr
idonltcn Stinunlmg eiuiAe icincr 81.
ii5ierc nit &cicblen fort. llnO ais
man iidD p6t OerobidicOctc, moren
Oic Nlar6rgcr 3dger icbon ihmocu-
lang oui Dem Moride. Gnmid mo
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