The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-25


psrsssrsi terror rent tho zf,snes Vim =
chaotic turmoil A tc<rfcc d~et,nafson
was followed by the shattrr1ns o.
xiasa shouts and curses nrosr from
IN. house. someone hurried ecross
thu drive and M the s1eDs. Garth ~fs
aware Of = hsavy ~ on bis saocl-
cor. He glanced up 81 the isrpecfos's
startled facs.
whats the matter with your
you've les them use their internal
bomb. You're rssponsib,s Cor A1sop
ana hts p>op1s-"
-rhsyirs safs.- oassh srswersd.
the v-i,ss uonasni- the irepeefor
said. ~Deadi rau'se done wei here
anyway. Garth. Let's havs'e iook~-
Franticaiiy Garth snatched At his
arm and triad 70 pun him away
Don't loohf Not ycu,~
WHATS shsff' the inspertpr vvnfs-
pered. n his vofcs was suddfrsy
From the black -hadows OF tho woods
c white figure Guided
oaFth,s shaking fingers rszchcd out
and iifted tho stained vol frc<a the
silent form. ffa drew back His cry
WA| AAN| y "41N INN n tNtAM ~ -"
Inspector and oarsh stared at the
features. a~pprchcnsfve evrn In death.
OF the secretary, Marvin.
Nora. who ran up the steps crying
out her fear for those IN the housA
gave Garth no o~pportvnity for guess
lions or for tho expression Of that 70
lief which shook him with . power
nearly physical
Tho -four prisoncrs wers Drought 90
he han. they knew theT must stand
rial for Browns death ss we'll 81 TOR
his attempt. The n who had shot
Marvin and who had gone down before
Gsrth's attack was stiii dared, Garth
Identified him ~ tho man who had
Idissuised himself - IN Oriental IN ths
shop The sharp facp Of tho Levantins
twitched with hatred and fright. Ths
: other two, although he knew the type.
! the detective had never seen before.
They boas,ed only hat the shop had
been only an outpost for this effaf-.
Through a di~c,aphons ana the tsies-
! raphy Of the pipes Instructions had
! been sent TO and from their hcndquar-
! tiers. Tonight. they declared. the shop
/. had ceased TO be uscfuL No srsn
would lead from n to tho central force
that worked In New York.
4 Al they drove home IN a uxfrab
Garth sRid 10 Norai
you !uRven't told US what happened
when I left You by the west door"
y You remember We had rot Marvin
G on a sofa IN the hail. Nora answered.
"iIe must ave seen you close the door
9 when you went IN the library 70 varn
D Aisop and the others. because from
my hiding place l saw him get up. and.
Q with no appearance OF an injured man.
sneak along the wall TO the stairs. I
followed him up. and. Jim. I'found him
on the floor In hts room again. but this
time he didn't hear me, n he WIS
talking. Then I raw his whole game.
There was a dietaphnne hidden be-
meath the bed with which no had prob
ably communicated with those outsfds
n no house for days We had stopped
it I'm the FIRST tins when no had tust
earned OF my Intended masquerade
Don't you sect He had to tell them
that, We caugh, him. rnd he scratched
himself to throw IA on tho track with
to the detaiis OF another case iks
ID Browns. Nov I heard him tell every
NJ tbing--just what ! was TO do. and thai
Il. Alsop and the others were IN thr
he library. | ran downstairs. but when
10 reached tho lower hall I saw him com
NJ ing after rie. So I said I had changed
my mind. that I was afraid. that
ID wanted only to leave the house.
ie went 70 the kitchen and slipped ont
I'd intending 10 get 20 you. Jim. with mi
Information. hut I knew these meI
were In the grounds IND I had 10 q
10 carefully. When l cFept up TO IN.
library window I thought I saw you
~ Then the telephone bell rang. and
lie couldn't make you hear"
"of course Garth said, Marvin
" coming down. had scen that tn
library door was open. and tina, Their
he was no longer a light there. II WA
IN. too late 10 uso the ~dictaphone again
ire but he know he must change BIS IN
nd structions and tell them not 20 vast
the bomb In the library. SO he thre,
on his disguise and rushed 20 the ives
IT. dooF as he lad originally planned, n
too much Of a hurry TO dream such
ne mistake could happen. suppose h
Ird got past while ] raj n the window.
he Marvin" the Inspector unused. wa
ad Just the man for them. Probably fu'
no Of wild ideas. and feeling a dlvfn
call to help smash Aisop. hold n
iie brief for that millionaire. My part /
In life Is to see that the laws kept. The.
ell rough boys had certainly liked Marvi
'sn 10 help them break tho law into it'll
Nv 1880 y" kt'N'Ht ~ Ahat W NJ uA8tfNN
led Just what he got. Aisop tells me h
didn't trust any Of his employees wit
n his schemes for putting n stop TO "a
Dor ~ciallstic movements In his concern
id- and that's where tho big hitch cam
Marvin. whenever no knew there .Ser
10 private papers In the house. was Al
red ways searching. He had a key
ian Alsop's o He used that old ghol
story and dressed himself up "a ca
pr any OF the servants should see hin
Their fright would give him time
cover himself. When Aisop did cate
ers him he came across with the terrib
ned experiences he had had himself wi,
tho veiled woman. Ought 10 have 4
1. on TO him BEFORE
Dor 1T want easy 10 suspest him
to- Morn said. nut it's easily explain,
Ice now. The time It Vol you, Jim. to /,
we'd TO tho hospital q 10 visit the shs
cry was Just tho time no needed to retui
the TO Wal Street with Mr.. Alsop, mai
some excuse. and got into the shop /
a hack way TO receive his new ordss
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