"Oh, no. He was only Patsy."
"Patsy!" And what the checkmated villain said about Patsy would not look well in print.
Arthur Mannion was never tried for his crime. Pneumonia carried him off within a fortnight after his arrest. His widow still mourns for him, but Nick Carter believes that her eyes will soon brighten, and that there are happy days in store for her.
The three detectives left Washington showered with congratulations.
Jackson Feversham's last words were: "Nick, I can't tell you what I think about your work in this case, but I can say one thing. I wouldn't have believed any man could have done what you have done. I don't know how you've done it, but it's great, and so are you!"
THE END.
With thrills from the first page to the last is told No. 1232, of the New Magnet Series, entitled, "A Voice from the Past," by Nicholas Carter.
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