fonoen_a¥ Text Tio."—By: Charles Book; Hodder & Stoughton London.
That one man should have mary enemies is almost incor able until you. read this thrilling mystery tale and learn of the odious charader of Dan Parados-—and the: fear and grief he is able to cause those dependent upon him.
From the first chapter there is rlecty of suspense and this endures until the and. Anatole Filque, the suave "Paris detec ith' his merry quips an own peculiar genius for finding out all there is to know, is a pleasant addition to 'a tale that is filled with tragody.~ Two pretty girls, several "love affairs, an endless amount of rue which links Parados with criminals over the world, supplies a plot that fairly boils with action
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.