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 1 1 |         inspector in the federal police department at Washington,
 2 2 |          the head of the federal police had called me to his room.
 3 2 |         in honor of the chief of police.~“And now,” demanded Elias
 4 4 |     sportive eccentricities. The police reported his appearance
 5 4 |      machine.”~“Yes; the one the police cannot stop.”~“But it has
 6 4 |        so much attention. If the police believed that they had frightened
 7 4 |         heard of more, well, the police were mistaken which happens
 8 5 |          successful, even in the police. How many criminals escape
 9 5 |          there are many whom the police will never be able to track
10 5 |       ahead. Active and numerous police agents had been spread throughout
11 5 |    absolutely necessary that the police should in some manner interfere
12 6 |        papers.”~“But—your secret police information?”~“We are no
13 6 |      please, of what use are the police?”~It is a question which
14 6 |          from Europe.~If our own police had searched diligently
15 6 |         13th.~Chief Inspector of Police,~34 Long St., Washington,
16 7 |          If they feared that the police would discover their retreat,
17 7 |       them would only arouse the police to renewed activity. Dynamite
18 7 |          June I was going to the police bureau, when, on leaving
19 7 |          waiting to follow me to police headquarters? For it was
20 8 |         whatever had reached the police.~On this point Mr. Ward
21 8 |        to utter helplessness? If police officials, become a useless
22 8 |        rumors in plenty; but the police knew them to be false. As
23 8 |        the Department of Federal Police, Washington, D. C., United
24 8 |      pressed about the bureau of police, awaiting the arrival of
25 8 |      found in the mailbox of the police bureau. After the authorities
26 10|        it in the mail-box of the police, no one had seen him.~The
27 10|        in some retreat where the police were unable to discover
28 10|   official notice, the bureau of police.~Well! If this remarkable
29 10|         my pocket, I hastened to police headquarters. Inquiring
30 10|      talk. Telegrams reached the police bureau from every part of
31 11|         kept secret, between the police and the agent who had warned
32 11|         of the best of our local police agents. Cool in danger and
33 11|          passage and as both the police and the people were specially
34 12|        suspected that there were police hidden in the woods. They
35 13|          photographs held in the police department, or was it merely
36 14|   Buffalo. Three years before, a police mission had led me to explore
37 14|       mystery. My instincts as a police official revolted. I had
38 14| telegrams which would warn every police agency of her approach?~
39 15|       just such a retreat as our police had been unable to discover,
40 17|          out? Evidently not. The police authorities must know everything
41 17|         inspector of the federal police in Washington.~In the second
42 17|         inspector of the federal police? Forgetting where I was,
43 18|          of all to the bureau of police, meaning to make my earliest
44 18|    Inspector Strock the American police still lead the world. While
45 18|         and by sea, the American police hurl themselves in pursuit