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Across the Rimac is a bridge of stone with fine arches, leading to the suburb of San Lazaro. This bridge is the favourite evening resort of the citizens. There are a number of churches, with handsome fronts of stone, and lofty steeples, which must be strongly built not to be overthrown by the earthquakes.
At the first opportunity he went in search of Lazaro, but was just in time to see the closed carriage he believed occupied by the Mexican disappearing in the direction of Fifth Avenue. Central Park is crossed by four sunken transverse roads, running east and west. These roads are mostly used by heavy trucks and wagons carrying merchandise.
The other man who calls himself Lazaro, is here or was at the falls to-day. I scent something! Oh, if Merriwell were here! If I could get word to him!" At this moment something happened that filled Dade with unspeakable satisfaction. Dick Starbright looked into the room, saw Morgan, and hurried toward him. Dick's face was pale, and he looked greatly concerned.
"It was just left here by a messenger boy, who stated that it was very important and must be given to you personally." He handed Frank an envelope on which his name was written. Merry tore it open and drew forth a single sheet of paper, on which was written the following ominous words: "You fancied Porfias del Norte perished in the Adirondacks and that Alvarez Lazaro was destroyed by fire.
"Look out for him, Frank," urged Starbright. "I saw murder in those eyes." "I'll have the police raking the city for him without delay," said Merry. "Let's go directly to police headquarters." This they did, and Merriwell told his story. As it was known that Lazaro had tried to poison Watson Scott and had bribed the driver of Warren Hatch's automobile to wreck the machine with Mr.
Soberanía Nacional published a most extraordinary article painting in vivid colours the alleged horrors of the San Lazaro Hospital, and stating among other things that the naked bodies of the dead, tagged and with their feet tied together, lay about the entrance of that institution. A more false statement was never published.
"Señor," said Lazaro, "I know it is impolite to turn to look behind one, but sitting at the third table back of you is a tall, thin man with a prominent nose, and I am certain I have met him somewhere, but I cannot recall his name. If you could get a look at him without too much trouble " Watson Scott was not given to great stiffness anywhere.
I should feel that the situation ought to be reversed and that he should be seeking to satisfy me." "I believe I understand your feeling on that point, Mr. Lazaro; but you feel that way because you do not know him. However, we'll leave him out to-night. Good day. Look for me at the time set." "Thank you, señor. Good day."
The nature of that link was something to puzzle over, even though both men were dead. Many times Frank had thought of the strange declaration of Lazaro that he was the avenger of Del Norte, even that he was Del Norte himself. Such an assertion seemed that of a madman. Still Lazaro was in appearance Del Norte grown old, his face time-furrowed, his black hair turned snowy white.
The French have the words compère and commère; and it is curious to observe that the name of compère is given to the confederate of the juggler, who stands among the crowd, and slyly helps in the performance of the trick. We went one day to the Hospital of San Lazaro. I have mentioned the word "lepero" as applied to the poor and idle class of half-caste Mexicans.
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