There is a man in New York who can unlock any lock on earth. Charles Courtney has opened 100,000 of them, loosing $50,000,000 in variegated wealth: jewels from a Romanoff sasket, bonds from a safe crushed by earthquake in Tokyo, pounds sterling from a treasure hip on the bottom of the North Sea. And in Brooklyn, amid showering sparks from a har-your fire, he unfastened the locked door of ed filled with dynamite.
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