Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-07

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tached to young Hon. Advertlsenen,s ..
Dento tooth paste. which are figured 90:
by Fleck. give the information TIA. a
certain "wonder-worke!." is 70 Be ready
on Friday, which IS the following 6zT
Youns hon. WHO has been seea on IN
street In the uniform OF a British Office
and who is suspected of being deep il
the plot against this country, calls Il
tell Jane thai, he is leaving Al ONO o. .
mission thu. he can not speak OF TO her
and leaves . sealed packet with her,
CHAPTER XIV-Conttnued.
mot at all. Hugo Schmidt whit
was reputed to be the paymaster o,
the gang. was caught trying to 3ur1
- copy OF this code al the German
club. With the records of their wire
less messages u government man
aged to reconstruct the whole code
The use Of q word or two from thi
significant. It shows that whoeveI
prepared these advertisements wa;
high in the confidence of the Germa,
government. Only the very topnotcl
spies are likely to be permitted t.
know the diplomatic CODE"
"And you think, then, that Ott'
Hon may be the head of the conspir
ators in this c~ountry?", said Jane. /
mot Otto-Frederic," said. Flecl
iQOlcAly. 1Ie young H16H, / All Ger
tain. was the director. probably sen
came too hot for Won Papen an
Boy-ed. The old man, I believe. mere
lily carried out his orders. / doub
even II they : uncle and nephew"
Il think you are wrong abou
that" protested Jane. Whenever
was listening over the dictagraph !
was always the old man who WAS S
bitter against America It was h
who talked about the wpnder-worker
land the necessity for haste. I neve
heard Frederic say anything-any
Tha fact that he knew enough t
keep his mouth closed shows that h
is the more intelligent Of the twt
Don't forget, too, that at: times Ii
leven dared to don the uniform of
,1Brittsh officer. You. saw him your
eelf. Undoubtedly he is the mo.
dangerous Of the pair =.
Tut who read these advertise
nents =. asked lane: sssking !
1.-THE bultetfrts intended?'
II was one Of their wayil. u keer
ling In communication with the
Thousands OF secret agents. all owe
this country. LEwouldn't. be surprise
liz occasionally these advertisement
Iwere printed in Texas papers an
shipped over the border into Mexico
1--WE have been watching tho mails an
1.-THE telephone and telegraph lines Il
months. yet all the while Mexico ha
been sending meaeages across, teliin
know. We never thought ofscheckin
Imp the advertising In papers in II
Mexican mail" u.
"But Ehat, about the messages 81