Detective and mystery stories; England -- Fiction; Journalists -- Fiction; Murderers -- Fiction
“It is for the people of Great Britain to make choice whether they will
throw in their lot with the winning side while yet there is time to
make terms, or whether they will sacrifice their lives and the lives
of their wives and children to support a system by the destruction of
which they will be the first to profit. And in making such choice,
it must be remembered that they have no longer against them for the
purpose of freeing Ireland and of emancipating Russia a handful of
patriots, struggling hopelessly against overwhelming odds, but the
whole of the secret societies of the world. They have against them
the most gigantic and far-reaching organisation which has been formed
within the history of man,--an organisation, the wealth and power
of which are practically unlimited,--which counts among its members
statesmen in every Court in Europe; statesmen who, although they hold
the highest offices of trust in their country’s councils, are secretly
working in connection with the Federation,--an organisation which has
spies and eyes in every place, and will spare neither man, woman, nor
child in the terrible vengeance which will be visited upon its enemies.
“The people of England, and especially of London, will know before the
morrow how far-reaching is the arm of the Federation and how pitiless
its vengeance. Let them be warned by what will occur this day on the
Underground railway, and let them beware lest, by hindering either
actively or passively the work of the Federation, they incur that
vengeance.--By order.
“CAPTAIN SHANNON.”
CHAPTER III
THE “DAILY RECORD” TO THE RESCUE
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