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The first part was written in Japanese characters.

After Mika translated the numbers, the Code Bust-

ers quickly solved the code.
“Okay,” Quinn said, “we’ve got the coordinates to

find the first waypoint.”
“Yeah,” M.E. said, “but what’s all this other stuff

underneath, where it says ‘Clue?’”

Luke read the information at the bottom of the
page out loud: “There are twelve items buried in

the cornerstone here, including atlases, reference

books, guides to Washington, D.C., census records
from 1790 to 1848, poetry, copies of the Constitution

and the Declaration of Independence, and a Bible.”

The five kids looked at each other and frowned.
“What’s that supposed to mean?” M.E. asked.

“It must be a clue to the waypoint where we’re
supposed to go,” Quinn said.

“Sounds like a cemetery,” Luke said. “That’s

where things are usually buried.”
“Yeah, but they bury people in cemeteries, not

stuff like that,” Cody said.
Luke scanned the rest of the clue. “There’re also

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