Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-27

9 short..1time she heard them, return:
ing..sThe Visitor: xpeaking:
".Gse utmost cautioYi!e w esInust
|notsfails asalnl This has put us back
weeks It VISIT have been. the
butnings. Remember. you occupy .
very responstblea position. gBy tiht
they paused. ST the foot 81 thes Id,
dc. to talk the words anne up &
Iif through, q tube. .F
Where do you keep that suitcase %
.Eetts lisa o1der my ped, Eet iss
berfeckly. safe. ii V 4
risks with that. TSthinks YOU had bet.
tier take ttaover to sAdolph tomorrow.
You know that contains ..a.sloti IT In
eliminating evidence against us. II
That should be found we would all be
in trouble. This is no place for ii
now; with suspicion. turning this why,
That bridge Is guasded night and day,
and no n can stir insthis neighbor-
hood without being watched for a
while. You must not even look in
that direction You must. go about
your business as fsyon were nothing
fbut, farmers, see? SO you had better
take suitcase over to Adolph as soon
as possible. There is no telling but
they might come and search your
house, and ~ won't do to. have 1t
around. You know oil the drawings
and sketches of the munitions fac
tories are there. atnd the map with
marked, besides the wireless code, and
those letters from. the Prince. / If you
should be caught with those 1t would
be all up with you!I They would
search the place and find the wireless,
and then everybody concerned would
be under suspicion and very likely ar
rested" -.
Il peter dake ..oud the bapers and
pud e'efn. in someding elze. I p1d 'en1
in a pag! Not?" !
ION no account! That suitcase
was especially made for the purpose.
Some of the most important papers
are sewed up in its lining. That suit
ease must be delivered without fail
to the Catain Of the submarine next
Wednesday. The initials ON, the end
are the sign by whichthe is to .identi-
fy It and bear a>cOde message to. him.
1t. must be hidden in the weeds by the
wireless on the hill overlooking the
coast. Your ma understands. And
have him leave in plenty ofStime. 1T
Is very dangerous for theSboat to have
to wait around II there Is any hitch
on u part; he should start q train
sooner than last time as delay might
be fatal to our plans. Better get that
suitcase away from here as Soonesas
possible. Adolph knows all about It,
but be sure you give it into his hands.
We don't want too many i'm on this.
Adolph won't be home till near noon
tomorrow. Better take the noon train
down; but II I,were you I'D conre right
back on the way-train. You don't
want to he long away from here.
Bring back a bag Of potatoes or some
thing. Now. 1t Is getting light, and
II must be going. My automobile is
! waiting down then road. and, /, don't
want to meet any guards. Us; there a
path across that field to the turn
pike? ~ gQt-out OF the way coming
oyer and lost time =
They came up the. ladde- and the
visitor waited while Schwarz smooth
Jed the earth back over the lid and re-
placed the cabbage plants. Thenithey
went sHently.asss down s!throigh the
dawninETto the garden Rndai4 Eappear-
sd in h darkhefss.seaGI nGa: feI4 asfi1inutes
Githe girl head sAtle softSSpuTFthg Of an
Eelectric car: and, Schwaizf returned III.
most i'm m ediately tafterward. sss 4
There "a no more sleep for Hilla.
Her heart was thumping wildly and
she was ;El1iyeripg with excitement. II
she could only get that suitcase and
put it in the hands OF somebody who
knew what to do! Schwarz had said
It vas under his bed! Would she dare
slip in there when she came up to
make the beds inythc morning and get
it? Mrs. ,Sehwarz>never allowed her
in. that room. She made the bed her
self. But there was always o few
minutes in the morning when Mrs.
yschwarz was busy in, the kitchen and