"A Fatal Message; or, Nick Carter's Slender Clew" by Nicholas Carter is a thrilling mystery novel where the famous detective Nick Carter finds himself drawn into a dangerous plot after overhearing a suspicious conversation about a strange telegram. This telegram, addressed to a mysterious John Dalton, hints at an upcoming crime. Nick, with the help of his assistants Chick Carter and Patsy Garvan, races against time to decipher the telegram's true meaning, intercept a crucial letter, and prevent a daring robbery planned to take place on the Southern Limited train. This fast-paced narrative emphasizes suspense and problem solving as Nick Carter uses his sharp mind to piece together clues and stop the criminals before they can succeed in their scheme.
Nick Carter Stories No. 131, March 13, 1915: A fatal message; or, Nick Carter's slender clew
By Nicholas (House name) Carter
A clever detective overhears a mysterious telegram that sets him on the trail of a dangerous scheme to rob a train.
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