New Britain herald., 1924-01-23

remember that it is more usual, whei a female comrade is employed, fol her to do the removal while the mal, member drives the taxi"
 We discussed this for a short time and made quite pretty picture o myself lurking at the corner o' Grafton street. watching for th,
 Berengarian 10 come out of Pom frey's. But No. 5 cut US short.
 No. That is perfectly useless. Il is most difficult to escape from $ district like Bond street. There is too much traffic and the road is gen. erally up. When l was concerned with the removal or Schlopstein, the traitor, in Fifth avenue. I was very nearly caught. If I had not run over a policeman, I should not be here
 Certainly" said the chairman. politely. there is something in what you say, No. 5. Though, Of course. l assume that you are not thinking Of your own life."
 ''Oh, mo-" said the lady, carclessly. | That is not of the slightest impor- tance. But dislike inefficient work. I say the park"
 Have you thought out a plan"
 "Yes. You are aware that the Emperor Of Berengaria rides sixteen stone2 Therefore his horse does not go very fast"
 Well, assuming that is the case ?'
 What I propose is as follows: No 2 and l will proceed to the park, and be there by half-past eight in tho morning. a few minutes before Inc tyrant arrives. I shall be standing by the railings when his horse comes toward me at it's usual leisurcly pace. We will select spot in front Of tree behind which will be posted No. 2. As the Emperor Of Berengaria ap- breaches. will give q cry and fall down in a faint. He will get of and assistsme. understand. Comrade, that the tyrant is very chivalrous: due advantage should be taken Of this weakness. While he is bending over us. No. will have an oppor- tunity Co dispatch him with any wea- pon he thinks ft. I say trnchcons. They go detp and make no noise" She flung me a smile, as shc added: "Though ! shall not obiectsto No. g's preference for the knife if he is more practiced with the weapon"
 ''Nery sensible. indeed" said inc chairman. ''yory competent. con- graduate you. No. ,. Have you any objections. No. s?''
 "Oh. no. lt sounds yery efficient. I am quite willing. and perhaps No. s~ all f- adiposs monarch the knife may not 20 deep enough. say truncheons."
 You can settle that later. Settle it between yourselves. Now can wc assist you in any way"
 yes" said No. s. AS soon as the good work is done we shatl run across the grass, one toward the cast. and ons toEard the west, until we reach the carriage road. There VIC shall expect 10 find two Bolls-Joyce cars. driven by comrades: they must follow us"
 Certainly" said the chairman. ''comrsde No. tsuppliesD. please make note: Two BOlls-Joycss
 We've only got one sutomobile." said So. l.
 I've cant bother about thst '" aid the chairman. s'You1i ha 70 find another. Outside Inc Bat q is an awfuiiy good place. That .set- 1 tied. What day do you proposo 2"
 This morning." said No. in al savage tone.
 No. wt sbsnf have the car ill 1 day after tomorrow They're awful | iy difficult 10 find in daylight. To- l days Tuesday for sarefy. sag morning st haif-raa 8. [ Ie that siearg"
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 amv otuer businnsS 7" said the rhsirnan. No other business! The |.