The Submarine Boys and the Spies - Dodging the Sharks of the Deep by Victor G. Durham
page 156 of 225 (69%)
page 156 of 225 (69%)
![]() | ![]() |
|
|
"Oh, yes; they're both old offenders," nodded Trotter. "Turn along, and
see if you remember any more faces." "Here's Gaston, who is now in jail here," nodded Jack. "Is he, though?" asked Trotter, with interest. "What charge?" "Felonious assault upon Hastings and myself." "Good," chuckled Trotter. "I shall have to see the judge privately, and ask him to make sure that Gaston Goubet gets the longest sentence possible. Nothing like prison bars to stop the work of these international spies!" "Why, here's even little Kamanako," smiled as he turned over another page. "Yes, and a very smooth and slippery little spy that Jap is," declared Mr. Trotter. "He steals all kinds of secrets, from the details of sixteen inch guns down to the method of dyeing a blanket in a mill." "Are you going to do anything with the Peddensen woman?" inquired Lieutenant Commander Kimball. "Ain't I, though--just!" answered Mr. Trotter. "You caught her red-handed, with drawings, cipher and all." "Will she be imprisoned?" inquired Captain Jack. |
|


