BY RICHARD DALLAS

the story is reasonable. The author is a former District Attorney

of a large city, who is naturally familiar with the ways of the

criminal. While the plot is peculiarly interesting and complex there

is nothing artificial about it.

“All the elements of a good detective story and more.”--_N. Y. Times._

“There is a surprise which is absolutely new in the annals of

detective stories.”--_Commercial Advertiser._

“It is sane and there is no marvellous (and _impossible_) acumen

displayed in ferreting out the criminal.”--_Nashville American._

12mo. With frontispiece. Net, $1.00. Postage 10c.

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