NICK CARTER
STORIES
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NEW YORK, March 13, 1915.
No. 131. Price Five Cents.
CONTENTS
- A Fatal Message; Or, Nick Carter’s Slender Clew. 1
- I. A Suspicious Wire. 1
- II. The Intercepted Letter. 3
- III. Nick Carter’s Plans. 5
- IV. The Real Substitute. 7
- V. Night Work. 9
- VI. How Patsy Made Good. 11
- VII. Chick Carter’s Cunning. 13
- VIII. A Change of Base. 15
- IX. The Result of the Ruse. 17
- On A Dark Stage. 19
- XX. The Second Act. 19
- XXI. Enter the Girl. 20
- XXII. A New Mystery. 22
- XXIII. The Ardent Sleuth. 23
- XXIV. Mr. Amos Jarge. 23
- The News of All Nations. 27
A FATAL MESSAGE;
Or, NICK CARTER’S SLENDER CLEW.
Edited by CHICKERING CARTER.