Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-30

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h turned away. In any case I dis-
clatn my such rssponsisinty. but
kAara Il somethinr On Dal.. mind"
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msss. Kit. Yeu haven't GAIA = nioe
WORD 70 ne today. ana you 70 aru,and
ibristling With your chin up and two
he'd spots ON your ohsske-liks what
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. With the anake. n.
stead Of hair. don't know Why I'm
10 Grassy about you: I always meant to
hove q girl with nice DISPOSITION"
! I let him then. Dal had eona into
the reception room ana closed The
doors. And because he had been act.
hne 10 strangely. and partly 10 aaoana
from Max. whose eyes looked thraat.
ieninx. I followed him. Just a.
opened tho door quietly and looked IN.
Dallas switched OF the LIGHTS. ana
could hear him gropine his way across
the room. Then somebody-not Dal
spoke from the corner. cautiously.
:. ''Is that you. Mr.. Brown. STRIP n
Ivas Flanagan.
Yes. Il everything here3"
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stem too close Thsyrs spread MI over
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want 70 see the fine.
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tnisan bent over the tiunepiece. And
Iit showed somethinx elae. Tho rux
had been turned hack from the win
dow v6ich opened On the street ana
afhA curtaina had been removed. On
the hare hardwood door lust beneath
the windows was an arsy of pans Of
various sizes. dish pans. cake tins.
and \ metal foot tub. The pans were
raised from the 6oor on bricks. and
iseamed to be full Of paper. All the
achaar. ana tables were pushed back
ia.ainst the vail and the bric-a.brac
tvaa stacted on tho mantel.
"Half an hour yet" Dal said. clos.
ling bio watch. :Plenty Of time. and
lrenemher the signal. four short and
two ons."
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i nj turned to 10 mt trimmed over
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me vithout an idea Of my presence.
IA moment later F1annirsn vent out.
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,end met ~ the Mans. Yea. they were
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inricr. n h.A ~ - = Aeluaion.
M tban strairhtaned on nv
hnoee saAAaniv Sor An autouohile
naasin9 under the window had sounded
- sSnrt hooHs ana two lonr onea.