898—The $100,000 Kiss By Nicholas Carter
899—Just One Slip By Nicholas Carter
900—On a Million-dollar Trail By Nicholas Carter
901—A Weird Treasure By Nicholas Carter
902—The Middle Link By Nicholas Carter
903—To the Ends of the Earth By Nicholas Carter
904—When Honors Pall By Nicholas Carter
905—The Yellow Brand By Nicholas Carter
906—A New Serpent in Eden By Nicholas Carter
907—When Brave Men Tremble By Nicholas Carter
908—A Test of Courage By Nicholas Carter
909—Where Peril Beckons By Nicholas Carter
910—The Gargoni Girdle By Nicholas Carter
911—Rascals & Co. By Nicholas Carter
912—Too Late to Talk By Nicholas Carter
913—Satan’s Apt Pupil By Nicholas Carter
914—The Girl Prisoner By Nicholas Carter
915—The Danger of Folly By Nicholas Carter
916—One Shipwreck Too Many By Nicholas Carter
917—Scourged by Fear By Nicholas Carter
The Great Diamond Syndicate
OR,
THE HARDEST CREW ON RECORD
BY
NICHOLAS CARTER
Author of the celebrated stories of Nick Carter’s adventures,
which are published exclusively in the NEW MAGNET LIBRARY,
conceded to be among the best detective tales ever written.
[Illustration]
STREET & SMITH CORPORATION
PUBLISHERS
79-89 Seventh Avenue, New York
Copyright, 1909
By STREET & SMITH
The Great Diamond Syndicate
(Printed in the United States of America)
All rights reserved, including that of translation into foreign
languages, including the Scandinavian.
THE GREAT DIAMOND SYNDICATE.
CHAPTER I.
A DARK NIGHT’S WORK.
“Your uncle murdered! It seems incredible!”
Nick Carter leaned back in his chair and looked at his visitor, dismay
showing in his face.
“It is too true, old friend, Uncle Alvin was murdered in his bed last
night, and diamonds to the value of half a million dollars stolen from
the house.”
The speaker, Charley Maynard, was greatly excited. He was a young man
who had arrived at legal age only a few months before. Almost from
boyhood he had been a friend of the man of whom he now sought sympathy
and advice.
“Half a million in diamonds!” echoed the detective. “I was not aware
that Alvin Maynard possessed diamonds to that value.”
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