The Case of Costa Rica
The Case of Costa Rica
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M. , when they came out and boarded a subway train to 42d Street, where they entered Hotel Astor and met the lawyer, Deuel, and another man. All went to a restaurant on 45th Street, where they remained until 8 p. M. During dinner, Deuel went to the telephone several times. He called up Columbus 4218, which I found was the residence of a lawyer named Jackson, who also has connections in Washington. When they left the restaurant I followed Deuel to 53 West 72d Street. * * * 75 "April 14, 1918. We...nt to Mt. Vernon on the morning train, covered 540 Third Street. At 9 a. M. Mr. Ellis came out alone, boarded a train for New York. Arriving in New York, went to telephone booth and called up Bloomfield, New Jersey, telephone number 1160-M Bloomfield; subject asked to speak to Mr. Montero. I overheard the following conversation : 'This is Mr. Ellis; do you want to see me to-day? All right, then, I will see you to-morrow. I did not understand you. " * Did you say Mr. Gonzalez is going to your house to-day ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M. , when they came out and boarded a subway train to 42d Street, where they entered Hotel Astor and met the lawyer, Deuel, and another man. All went to a restaurant on 45th Street, where they remained until 8 p. M. During dinner, Deuel went to the telephone several times. He called up Columbus 4218, which I found was the residence of a lawyer named Jackson, who also has connections in Washington. When they left the restaurant I followed Deuel to 53 West 72d Street. * * * 75 "April 14, 1918. We...nt to Mt. Vernon on the morning train, covered 540 Third Street. At 9 a. M. Mr. Ellis came out alone, boarded a train for New York. Arriving in New York, went to telephone booth and called up Bloomfield, New Jersey, telephone number 1160-M Bloomfield; subject asked to speak to Mr. Montero. I overheard the following conversation : 'This is Mr. Ellis; do you want to see me to-day? All right, then, I will see you to-morrow. I did not understand you. " * Did you say Mr. Gonzalez is going to your house to-day ?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lincoln G Valentine to read onlineMoreLess
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