The Deadly Dutchman (A Rick Brant Science Adventure Story, by John Blaine
By John Blaine
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This one lasted too long,” Rick explained. “There was an item in theLondonTimes I looked at inThe Hague . A man who died atOrly had been identified, and the name was so odd I remember it. It was Dutch. ” “Rilke,” Scotty said. His eyes were wide with astonishment. ” “It all fits,” Rick agreed. ” CHAPTER XII The Message Scotty immediately called the police precinct station. The sergeant who answered said that Inspector Klaus Vandiveer had been called toThe Hague , and was en route that very minute on police business of a confidential nature.
He had learned that luggage could easily go astray in international air travel, and he wanted to be certain. ”Scotty agreed. “Let’s go talk to the clerk. “Something, Mr. Brant? Mr. ” “We want to be certain our bags are all right,” Scotty said. “But why not? You have them. ” A warning bell rang in Rick’s head. “We have them? ” Scotty demanded. The clerk beckoned to his colleague. Apparently Scotty’s question had baffled him. ” Rick explained quickly what had happened. The two clerks conversed in Dutch, then the newcomer shook his head.
They shook hands all around, and Van der Klaffens said, “Now, you come with me and we will have coffee at my shop. No, don’t look so surprised. I am a legitimate man of business now. Please. ” He shepherded them down the street, around a corner, and stopped at the entrance to a small, but attractive gift shop. He was apparently not only the proprietor, but clerk as well. He unlocked the door, ushered them in, put water on to boil on a hot plate, then turned on lights and raised the blinds, getting ready for the day’s trade.