Larry Dexter's Great Search - or, The Hunt for the Missing Millionaire by Howard R. (Howard Roger) Garis
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XXVIII. A TERRIBLE MISTAKE 214 XXIX. IN HIS ENEMIES' POWER 222 XXX. MR. POTTER IS FOUND--CONCLUSION 229 LARRY DEXTER'S GREAT SEARCH CHAPTER I THE WRECK Into the city room of the New York _Leader_ hurried Mr. Whiggen, the telegraph editor. In his hand was a slip of paper, containing a few typewritten words. Mr. Whiggen laid it on the desk of Bruce Emberg, the city editor. "Just came in over our special wire," said Mr. Whiggen. "Looks as if it might be a bad wreck. That's a dangerous coast. I thought you might like to send one of your men down to cover it." "Thanks," replied the city editor. "I will. Let's see," and, while |
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