The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-09
1.-The Black Cap

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"details OF that tragedy which had
played such havoc with her. drove
Nora into a morbid humor which
neither Garth nor tho inspector could
alter. She followed Garth on the
stand. She was dressed In black. The
appeal OF her personality was irresisti-
bio II was clear that II tho two Grim
inals had ever had a chance Nora
would destroy II.
Slim and George sat by their counsel.
George could not quite hide the animal
character OF his face. hut he had man
aHed to soften It somewhat. Al Nora'S
appearance. Garth noticed, there came
into his eyes "a survival OF the passion
he had 30 reckiossly declared ih he
stcel-lincd room.
slim. on tho other hand. let slip
nothing OF tho criminal. His quiet
clothing gave him an CIR almost
clerical. His sharp features expressed
"a polite interest. lie could not. a
casual spectator would have said. be
capable OF tho evil with which he was
charged.
Garth watched the men pe%rpetually.
He saw the hatred slip through while
no quietly told the story that would
condemn them to death. During Nora's
recital, too. both men exposed some
thing OF their powerful desire for re-
vengo against these two who quietly
droncd away their lives
For Garth and Nora old OF trapping
these men In an admission Of the muir
Der over a year AK Of krdel. "A prom
k'ug young detective. u WAS his death
ehi,h had suddoued Nora. and u vas
ilr feeling Of a necessity tu nnd his
murdercra which had made her pose
Go tho band u criminals which slim
auI George led IA "a spy from head
quarters and II was IN breaking up
their rang hat Garth, posing AS ono
% their members behind a gray mask,
had Grat worked on q ease with Nora
grrth tool Nora from the courtroom
wolf aware that. given tnr opportunity,
Slim and George would not Oct them
move a foot without cXactiuv fun pay
mon;
Gar,a respected Noras mood lie
Yl' hus lN a cab una sent her home
thet wandered rpstlossly about the
UusUl.wn streets Then hv wen TO
eN1uartarf Tho Inspector admitted
thu, Do. tuo. would breathe easier when
,lo two we're Boo m" chair
Tho next day the Inspector sent TOR
Clrth. h moment hr answered tho
luminous bee knew something disas-
.rour had occurred lie fclt TINT the
-,.crItier1l almost with the effect ~
a phgsicli violence. had entered the
room ahead NJ him
I'm" IuHpoctor held tho telephone.
Tho receiver was az his ear llis huge
n"nrN projected io 'arth an nneon-
ir'hed ictr lhF voice.
rurnnliut nnd authoritative. was no
move 'hnn a Fr"nInE whisper
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