ing the vault. One of the watchmen is a man of ours and will attend to his companion; he is to be bound and gagged afterward by Number Eight, as we may need him again and do not want any suspicion attached to him. Automobiles will be at either end of the alley. Exit through basement door after work is done. The bags of gold are to be put in the limousine, which will be driven by Number Twenty.
"This is great!" Kowen told himself again. "If we only can nab the whole gang"
He picked up another sheet of paper, and started reading that. Once more an exclamation of satisfaction escaped him.
Midnight, Tuesday. National Trust Company. Preliminary work completed. All who have received orders will act accordingly. Must be no failure in this first case. Loot will be heavy.
"Going to tap the National Trust, is he?" Sheriff Kowen said. "Well, we'll be ready for him at midnight! He's going to run into a bunch of trouble."
The chief deputy stepped to his side. "Suppose they find out that we have located their headquarters," he said.
"Let us hope they won't find it out," replied the sheriff. "Don't touch another thing here."
"How about that woman?"
"That's the one thing that puzzles me," the sheriff admitted. "She came in here, and we didn't see
