half past ten
He realized that this was valuable information . Names though they were , they were clues and so might be important . Much more was said by the many men and Ted stored up in his mind such information as he thought would be useful . At half past ten all the men had left and from what Ted heard he understood that Knabe , Winckel , O'Reilly and Schoen were adjourning to some other place to perfect plans . Ted cautiously stretched himself . He was wary and still watchful . Although his muscles were stiff and his bones ached , he had not dared to move .