Believed to have been written by Chicago socialite, Emma Murdock Van Deventer, this detective story set at the World's Fair follows Carl Masters as he is in pursuit of international criminals Greenback Bob and Delbras. Conmen, lost handbags, jewel robberies, an adventuress... not to mention two missing young men and a murder, all come under the detective's eye. ( Lynne Thompson)
Chapters
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"Chicargo Gits My Money" Read by Lynne T 22:11
2
"I Told My Tale Of Woe" Read by Lynne T 28:03
3
A Conundrum Read by Lynne T 18:54
4
"I Can't Make Myself like Him" Read by Lynne T 19:44
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"It's All A Miracle" Read by Lynne T 20:27
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"A Criminal Hunt" Read by Lynne T 17:24
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"It Was Greenback Bob" Read by Lynne T 24:23
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"Straight from The Shoulder" Read by Lynne T 14:28
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In Disguise Read by Lynne T 19:05
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Carl Masters Read by Lynne T 17:35
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"I Dislike A Mystery" Read by Lynne T 20:47
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"More Dangerous Than Hate" Read by Lynne T 21:58
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Face To Face With Delbras Read by Lynne T 17:56
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Missing - Carte Blanche Read by Lynne T 21:56
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The King Of Confidence Men Read by Lynne T 15:26
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That Little Decoy Read by Lynne T 11:36
17
"Those Two Women" Read by Lynne T 21:09
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"If You'll Find One, I'll Find The Other" Read by Lynne T 13:07
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"Strange! Mistaken! Heartless!" Read by Lynne T 12:02
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"We Must Understand Each Other" Read by Lynne T 25:49
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"Let Me Laugh" Read by Lynne T 20:55
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"There Is Danger - Near!" Read by Lynne T 25:29
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"You Are Suffering In My Stead" Read by Lynne T 15:18
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"It Is Our First Clue" Read by Lynne T 11:52
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"It's A Snare" Read by Lynne T 12:18
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A Columbian Guard Read by Lynne T 7:59
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"I'd Swear To Them Hands Anywhere" Read by Lynne T 21:35
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"Now Down!" Read by Lynne T 17:40
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"Fire! Fire! Fire!" Read by Lynne T 11:41
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"It Shall Not Be All Suspense" Read by Lynne T 8:26
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Sir Carroll Rae Read by Lynne T 10:30
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Found Dead Read by Lynne T 17:57
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"A Mercyful Dispensayshun" Read by Lynne T 23:50
34
"Eureka!" Read by Lynne T 16:54
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After All Read by Lynne T 20:40
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