The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-12-16
rER XV-Continued

said the Oliler. auihi
hit over the odds. but every
told you is gospel. To re
discoveries. McIver found
ouse was the headquarters
,riminal organization. There
mes of the most fantastic
IS cut and dried in every de
Of them were stupid: some
I have them all here. This
danced through some papers
k-"concerns the blowing OF
ap in one Of the retaining
he big reservoir at Staines'
concerns a perfectly-thought-
IN your life when you go to
ii hall next week. You were
ID dead in your railway car
!, roared Sir John. springing
i'd very likely have failed"
Ryan calmly, "but they would
again. They don't like you
News at all-these gentlemen.
are the least important.
. immemOrial wild, fanatical
i've done similar things: the
hs far greater and more sub
| perhaps the most dangerous
d all was what l have spoken
|eady-Maybrick hall was the
hers Of these poisonous pro-
Sunday schools. But in addi-
hat there was forgery going
on a big scale: money is
for their activities. There
long lists of their agents in
parts of the country, and de-
for fomenting in
unrest. But you have it all
u can read 1t at your leisure
elf. Particularly l commend
office, the series of pamphlets
d, and the methods suggested
citing discord between Eng
France, and England and
an lit q cigarette.
urn to the personal side of it.
ngrossed in his search, paid
e attention to the row of
in the hall. They certainly
Extraordinarily safe, and one
Y blame him. But the fact
hat. at some period during
ng, the Italian, who, If you
was padlOcked in a bed
-airs, escaped. How / can't
he must have had a key in
t. They found the paddock
the room empty. And going
they found the chairs re-
upied by the clergyman and
emDty also Moreover from
INT no trace of any of them
found. 1t is as if the earth
ed and swallowed them.
Ings us to the packet en-
the letter from the leader |
ok Gang"
sed to a safe and took out |
,hamois leather bag of dia- |
ones" he remarked quietly.
erally a kings ransom. The
part of the Russian crown
! remainder belonged to the
re Georgius, who was MUIR
the Bolshevists. His son,
lese in his possession. died
ago Of an overdose Of a
raught In Amsterdam. At
S what | understood until !
csc. Now / am not so sure.
further, and say am quite
ven If he did die of an over
S administered by someone
1t was administered by the
clergyman calling himself
nd Theodosius Longmoor-
international GRIM
or any other age-the man
Mss Janet and the Italian,
q into thin air, right under
'se."
mean to say this man has
gland and you haven't laid
heels?" said Sir John in
lately that is what ] mean
he other. 1.-THE police of
ents know about him. but
cry different thing from
$ time we have proof
lmonds: and the man
d-utterly and completely.
Master mind who controls
but very rarely actually
ng himself. That's why
lshly difficult to catch. But
sooner or later" :
ct minister was once more
2 typewriter. communica-
he leader of the Black
most astounding affair. s
one," he said at length.
nding. And what's all I
he island off the coast Of c
laughed. a G
least astounding part Of t
ow, ] assure you. But for
stand IT better | must go }
three months. to the time
t became aware of the ex- n
lie Black Gang. A series g
nge disaDnearsnces were Z