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When Jalisco had been removed in the ambulance, Merry sought for Bronson, and finally found him. "Did you get Lazaro?" he asked. "Couldn't find the fellow," was the regretful answer. "In that mad turmoil it was impossible to do a thing." "I wonder what has become of him?" said Frank.
They remembered that one year ago they had captured Zacatecas. They grew sadder still. Juchipila, like the other towns they had passed through on their way from Tepic, by way of Jalisco, Aguascalientes and Zacatecas, was in ruins. The black trail of the incendiaries showed in the roofless houses, in the burnt arcades.
For a moment Mendoza stood staring in a surprised and bewildered way. Then his eyes gleamed, and he exclaimed: "As I live, it is Felipe Jalisco!" The boy beyond the hedge spoke in Spanish. "I have been watching for you, Carlos, for I saw you enter that house. Join me quickly."
He laughed aloud as he surveyed the men before him, but never a smile came to the dusky face of Felipe Jalisco, his companion. "Gentlemen," he said, "before you set about building any railroads through that part of Sonora I advise you to transact a little business with me. It will save you lots of trouble later on."
In all my investigating I found no record of any grant to Colonel Sebastian Jalisco. In all my probing into the history of Mexico and her struggles to rid herself of the Spanish yoke I am certain I found no mention whatever of any such person as Sebastian Jalisco, who held in the patriot army the commission of colonel.
"You think I cannot accomplish it?" "I have me doubts, and big ones they are." "Time will convince you. I learned of the existence of Felipe Jalisco, learned he was in this city, wished to see him, but knew not where to find him. I found you, and I said you should lead me to the boy. You did so." "You don't mean to tell me ye followed me here?"
"Of course," I went on airily, "I am familiar with all the expeditions that have tried for the one on Cocos Island, and I know all about the Peruvian treasure on Trinidad, and the lost treasures of Jalisco near Guadalajara, and the sunken galleon on the Grand Cayman, and when I was on the Isle of Pines I had several very tempting offers to search there. And the late Captain Boynton invited me "
"I followed you, even though you fooled the officer who was watching you. I followed you, even though you stopped at corners and watched all who passed, seeking to make sure you were not followed. I saw you stand in the doorway and gaze back along the street; but you did not observe me. Thus you led me to Felipe Jalisco. To-night I strike my first blow at Frank Merriwell." "How?" "In my own way.
The following morning Frank swore out a warrant for the arrest of Jalisco, and this he took with him in order to have it ready when the proper time came. He was determined to get back at the fellow without delay. Believing Jalisco was stopping in New York, Frank gave a description of him to the police, and set them on the lookout for the fellow.
He did not answer her at once, but bowed his head in assent, with a look of interrogation, as though, so it seemed to her, he had expected her, when she did speak, to say something less conventional. "Yes," he replied, after a pause, "he joined us at Ayutla. It was the terminus of the Jalisco and Mexican Railroad then.
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