Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-21

You must leave this town tonight
you will go to Berlin, you say: we'll.
I know the route you musttravel You
Will not be traced If you catch the
train. Nine forty-fve> | think" The
Jew consulted his time table, the while
uttcring Observation-Disclosures! Yes. there
is no time to lose. You hasten to your
hotel, pay your bill, get a cab and come
back here. From here we will go to
the railway station. To the manager
Of the hotel. should he refer to tho
great mistake there. You came over
morrow. Tell him from me-see? l
know Monsieur Heurtaux. and he
knows me-"
At the Hotel Laramie l was not
questioned. The manager. however,
expressed his sorrow at my arrest,
and his hope that 1 was feeling better.
Il have seen DR. Gondinct," he said.
and the good doctor is quite sorry
for you. He had a sister once who
suffered like you. he tells me-
Il am recovering, thank you. mon
seur." These were my only words to
II. Heurtaux. who babe me adieu at
the hotel door.
~ lHs station ola
purchased my tickets for me. and told
Inc all particulars OF my journey.
You have safe your little brown
paper parcel" he asked me as | took
my seat-yes? That is good. Ha. ha.
ia. ha:" laughed the Jew bending him
self double In ali my life l never
knew such thing. These simple
French police beaten By Il girl. Liebcr
Colt. Tell Roonstrasse TO send more
women spies 10 France. They would
learn all. Ha. ha. ha, ha!" Old
lsraels now experienced III OF cough
ing. When he had recovered his
breath. he said. Give my love to Ger
inany-the dear Fatherland and to
Wilhelm the Second. In year or TWO
] shall be in Breslau, where 1 was born
There | shall end my days. Yes. tell
your dear papa | shall be coming to
London next month, and l will bring
him that watch. which was made in the
time Of Charlcmagne, oh yes. -. ="
| wondered why Israels suddenly
jumped from Breslau to London, but
the reason was quickly Understandable
Monsieur Bertrand stood at the car
rage door!
Had he found the compass? No. he
would not haze sauntered up TO the
door in that way. II he had re-
nected, it would not matter. for even
IN that event. French law would not
"-iNS SaHCt!oHed my Te3rreSt.
so, Frau!e!n"-(h Che emphasized the
word)-"has sufficiently recovered from
her mental alteration to travel, Ell 90
cally.
THANK YOU" replied. u am now
quite well. l have never been better
IN my life. l am quite sure you are
not feeling half as we'll"
The gendarme -sneered, and he was
plainly angry.
Tell them in Germany Che accented
Germany")-Te!l them in Germany,
fraulein. that all their spying will
never conquer France"
bertrand. Bertrand, you are rude to
this English lady" broke out Israels
~ "cll-anccted Indignation.
English lady. you old fool and hypo
critic she is not English No English
lady would act the part of comm on
*c!. Come back TO France, fraulein
and i shall have you next time. Az for
Non, Herr Jacob lsracls ! shall find
out your completely in this affair
and
Il did not hear any more. for the
train was on the movc--and l was on
NY way to Germany with my little
brown paper parcel I could not re-
slSt smile OF satisfaction Then GU
rioSity :mrclled me to look out of the
window Bertrand and lsraels were