Nick Carter Weekly: The Little Glass Vial — page 21: what you’re looking at

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a a + os; f. CHAPTER II. THE CUBAN GIRL. hen Nick had attended to Chick’s messages he \ \ sent a long letter to Ida, in which he instructed her to find out the private address of James Rogers; to go there; try to ascertain whether or not Aimee Rogers really loved Dr. Lord, and to telegraph to him the moment she got the required information. Darkness was now setting in, and Nick Carter strolled along Washington street. As he went by the passage that leads to Parke’s restaurant, he decided to take his dinner there, and accordingly, five minutes later, he was seated at a corner table, waiting for his order. At a large table, close to him, four fashionably dressed young men were dining. The dishes had all been removed, and they were now enjoying their cigars over some black coffee and brandy. Nick Carter soon disposed of the plain course which he had ordered, and was about to leave the restaurant when he heard one of the young fellows say: "Sad about Sam Rogers’ governor, wasn’t it?" 21 comicbooe S CO