The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-03-22
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MICHAEL SAlERS, noted criminal
and -,
SIR NORMAN GREYES, once of
Scotland Yard, when Sayers' beau
t.ful housemaid.
JANET, saves him from Sir Norman
by shooting dead an officer sent
to arrest him. Janet becomes
Savers wife and accomplish. Mich
ael plots with his confederate, tn.
lawyer Younghusband, to rob two
men named GOrty and Metzgcr ol
seven boxes of gold brought into
England for the purpoe or cstab
fishing private credits. With Tho
aid OF two masqueraders, Mr.. an'
Mrs. Jose de Miguel, supposed t.
be from South America, Sayers ar
ranges to steal the gold. Madam
de Miguel manages II filtration
with Metzger and arrangcs to SLY
nal him during her husbands alb
sence from their hotel suite.
NOW GO ON WITH STORY
MICHAEL Continues:
Metzher bent toward her. ] moved
no4selessly, but think he would no
have heard me if had worn hob
nailed boots. The rest was easy, fol
1t was q trick knew we'll. He col
lapsed with scarcely gasp. l tight
ened the cord a little and the deco
was done.
GREYES TAKES UP THE STORY:
1t was entirely by accident that
had dned that night in the grill.
room of the Milan Hotel with Rim
mington. lie had asked me for AZ
interview that afternoon over the
telephone, and being disengaged,
had suggested little dinner at ms
club. We had arrived there to fine
the place packed and the best tables
full. Sooner than wait, we had gone
TO the Milan. Huntington was II
the act of disclosing his reason fol
wishing to see me, when the man
ager, who was an old acquaintance
came across to us.
II wonder whether you would mint
coming upstairs with me for mo
ment. Sir Norman" he begged. "An1
you too, Mr.. Huntington. I've JUS
been sent for. Something wrong up
stairs"
We rose without hesitation ant
followed him out of the room. int
the lift and up to the, sixth floor
When we stepped out, several of thu
servants were gathered at the far
Their end of the corridor. The man
ager embarked upon an explanation
There may be nothing wrong a
ALL" he said "This is just the posi-
ton as it has been reported to me
Suite 80 was taken some days ag'
by Metzger and Gorty, and two
emissaries from our eastern friends
They brought over some gold, as yol
know, in tin boxes, and great!
against my advice, they had it storet
in their rooms. Gorty went to Man
chester last night, leaving Metzge
alono. Our telephone operator re
ported that he refused to answer tn
telephone about half an. hour ago
We sent up to his room and found i
boltcd On the inside. We rang an'
knocked without the slightest result
Finally we entered the suite through
the adjoining room, which had jus
been vacated, and found that al
though the outer door was bolted OF
the inside, the suite was empty Fur
Their, the tin boxes of gold had gone.
"Interestinr. Huntington muir
INJURED, ''vcry!"
The manager led us along the cor
ridor. through an empty Nbcdroor
which showed signs of recent vaca
ton. into the suite which had bee
allotted to Messrs. Met2ger an
Gorty. There were no signs o. an
trouble. or disturbance Of any sor
"Is there any reason to suppose,
I asked, chat this man Metzger ha
not taken away the gold himself?"
"In that case" the manager point
cd out, "semc one, would have ha
to carry the casts downstairs. N