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Tomlinson, Paul Greene, 1888-

"Bob Cook and the German Spy"

What's
the connection?"
"I don't believe there is any," said Bob. "You're too suspicious, Hugh."
"Won't you admit that it's queer?"
"Of course I will, but I think it also proves that Heinie couldn't have
been the one who returned our car last night. That is, if you think the
man who stole the alligator was the one who brought back the car.
Heinrich wouldn't cry about the loss of his pet if he was the one who
took it, would he?"
"It's too deep for one to understand," sighed Hugh with a shake of his
head. "At any rate one thing is sure and that is that some plots are
being hatched around here and--"
Before he could finish there was a loud crash behind them, the only door
leading out of the room was slammed shut, and a key turned in the lock.


CHAPTER XII
TRAPPED

Bob and Hugh stared at each other in astonishment. They had been tricked
and were now prisoners. A moment later they recovered somewhat from their
surprise and with one accord sprang for the door.
Bob seized the knob and shook it violently.


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