Julius shook his head. On that point he could give no information.
"You may tell them," said Paul, after a moment's thought, "that I have an aunt, Mrs. Green, living in Brooklyn."
"Whereabouts in Brooklyn?"
"No. 116 Third avenue," said Paul, at a venture. "Can you remember?"
"Yes."
"They will probably send a message from her late Monday evening for me to go over there."
"Will you go?"
"I will leave the house, for they will probably be watching; but I shall not go far, and I shall leave the house well guarded."
Julius nodded.
"I'll tell 'em," he said.