Kidnapped for Sale, Part 3

What is it? It's a case for Nick Carter. Master Detective. Yes, it's a case for that most famous of all man hunters. The detective whose ability at solving crime is unequalled in the history of detective fiction.

Nick Carter, master detective. Continuing the case entitled Kidnapped for sale. Or Nick Carter and the mystery of the missing babies. On the trail of a ring that is stealing babies and selling them for adoption, Nick caught her and a secretary, Patsy, are searching for evidence in the apartment of Doc Arnold, a member of the gang who has tried to kill them.

Nick hears someone moving about in the next room, and as he goes in to investigate, unarmed, he runs into a blaze of gun-f- Hey. Yes, Patsy? I dropped to the floor, and he missed me.

Where is he? He went out the window and found the fire escape. Stay here. I'm going after him. Oh, Nick, don't go out on that fire escape. You haven't got a chance without a gun.

Oh, no, you're standing with Patsy. He's down on the street already, running toward that parked car. Nick, he's turning around to shoot. Hit the floor, Patrick. All right. Yes, are you? Yeah. Well, you made a clean getaway.

Nick, how could you have been so foolish as to try to capture him unarmed? Why he might have killed you. I had to take the chance, Betsy. Most papers he was carrying away might have been valuable to us.

Did you recognize who he was? Yes, it was Dutch. Arnold's gunman. The fellow were locked us in the safe. Look, Nick. Rensack was room thoroughly. Must have been packing up everything in here while we were in the next room.