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THE day was far advanced when Stevens succeeded in getting a telephone call through to the heart of Manhattan. The tortured millionaire had tried the call at least fifty times. Each time, he had heard only the dictograph cylinder in Doc Savage's office requesting him to leave a message.
Each time he had said, desperately, "As soon as you get this message, Doc Savage, call me! It's life and death! They've got my son and they've got your cousin, Pat Savage! All have disappeared, including the ones you call Ham and Monk!"