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40 loser hall .psf ~ ths inte. m"u came uut
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,oed bv him and ou' ~ this um- Msss~
',a mad. had recovered .ru..,oYsn"-'
IN. first thing -" dad vss go run to tho bath
room, aud go r,s pal ~ no hottest Nsi"f
he ,1uld itaw from ~. faucet Win tho
.'s.mtns pail IN hsr hand sH" rushed - tho
head of ine starr She .as p1pa Hice coming
- fhe stars ana mis- ihius htm for burglar
.ho l~' ~ tho whole bucket - hot water.
-'rtkins him -Iulrelv IN the face
on shouted Rice. they We thrown car
holtc acid ~ mo Robbers Hap Pol cH'
rh.nh 10 dash ed out into thasirce' s'll shout
Ing nud srosnins with the pain - hts scald"d
inor Then he sighted Two u the hur slat-
running up second avenue crowd ua-
pursuing then. so was blanche She was
dressed for tall. hut was running well
detectives Mriaus shlin and McCauley of 'he
Ta,t Fifty-Gr,t street station we're uu the
spot as real detectives always are when they 70
needed. and they caught the two fusitivr-
IN, .hird bur glar escaped bv running through
Fast Flf-v-rrst street toward the East River
The dste tve- took their pris,n ner. around
10 the tist Fifty-nrst street station There
the men said thew were Frank Bilyer of N7
Fast r,fty-nint street and John Iuckett, no
home They were sear, he'd carefully. but
none 81 Miss Blsnches jewelry was found on
them. They we're locked up. ANYWAY. on a
charge - at tempted burglary. When Blanche
md her father and mo-t Of the people who
I've within h'lf milo ~ their house returned
20 the Rice ome II was discovered that the
BURGLARS had LETT everything behind In their
hurry to escape so Blanche got into a cab
with Maggie, the maid, and went 70 the ball
WITH all her Jewels on. Papa Rice spent m ost
~ he uight soothing his -calded face