The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-28

Tx Greatest of French detec-
NJ @.n ". Tins story Of the great
gyts, .t b3v-brought within grasp
r.T. ,,,r ivy an illness which paral-
q l'. rov.r part Of his body and
ped Wv ..irsd nv NJ. Jonquelle when a
t'...-,,rs telephone message from
WV, disclosed the criminals hiding
..'' ~ ii luxurious English country
.n. criminal laughed cynically
7-- 7,r7ral'e arrived. The woman
Va." ,.q.,naasd at his direction. He
pa ,.gs about TO die and he want
Gsa ,.n his story. He had met this
America. at Bar Harbor, and
s.. .sar The dlssipated Englishman,
s-.,rlIgs. WAS trying to marry her
"E.r money. The criminals sense
;. AGENCY was outraged.
GO On with The Story
CHAPTER II.
~.. trvl'ld criminal lifted himself on
-rest hands and turned the whole
:. NJ. body toward me.
~ GALL vag" he shook the arms of the
...,r IN his great hands, 1.-The thing
, ,r., ,, get my goat. Her father, a
l,.r In the South, was dead. She
t,4 only the old Boston grandmother
~ heard the talk among the woman)
va tbs coin was getting scarce. Your
",'. rrgnshman played in form, every
.,,r, correct, and no was goin' to get
tr.
n. 5', y,as became cold, level, even
Ike O n.s.alllc click.
a,yow. my little gentleman 7 said
q mv,ei weu just see If you do! Right
tara IS where "Allbi Al' sets in with
4 stack Of blues
II got Ut, folded my newspaper, and
hack turn up and down the veranda,
h, though I was trying out my game
H. an then I llmped down to the
fashionable church just across from the
library
Il stepped up inside the door"
He paused, and his voice changed to
b. former note.
You see I had to have a little help
en this job. II had a big, loose end.
Il went in and sat down in a pew.
b was dim and quiet and 1 got right
l.Na ~ kt9LAlC9os oAAAA = NAAA 49, $500
Ii tha prayer-book curtain-raisers. l
but the thing right up to the boss.
Now, look here, Governor said,
nas q helpless little girl got a pull
Nith you, or Is 1t bunk? Because I'm
agoin' to call you, and II the line your
tarkers are putting out is on tho level,
you've got to come across with the
foods II there's nothing to it, the Gov
tmmant ought to shut n up on
fraud order-I'm agoln' to carry one
Ind Of this thing; get busy at the other
md
Then I went out. @
THAT night went over to see little
NE Vas surprised to see me-didn't
Understand It. he'd never met me in
she social line.
He was mighty formal, as you'd say,
but he didn't throw any suffering into
ami AL 1 set down, just as if the
.ace belonged to me, and 1 waved o
hand ut him said to myself, You're
litue plker; line UP and take what's
-9mtng to you"
But what I said out loud was like
this
Carrots has got a little bunch Of
Bluff that's goin' to be wiped out if it
Dn't covered
That was her nickname among the
Youngsters, because her blue-black hair
h the sun had a heavenly copper CLINT"
Tie looked mixed up. What, pre-
cseIy do you mean?' he says.
q didn't pay any attention to him.
/ went on just as II he hadn't said q
|Eord
'Women's got no sense about bust
lsss-sho's agoin' to lose it.
Lose what? he says.
Rotten the way they bring girls up,
says the same as II he hadn't spoke.
Here's this steel bunch beating the
E @t down: her broker wires for some
la 10 cover ii, an she sticks the
1eeram up against the loolIin' glass
she'll remember to write to him next
'"6-caD you beat it?'
/ saw everything that was goin'
cough him, same as II you'd rolled it
on tho picture-reel.
Tho Nd friend no manners. darn the