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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-16
0tiil Had lt.

Rastus was on trial, charged with
stealing $7.S5. He pleaded not guilty.
and ~ he was unable to hire an attor.
nsy the Judge appointed Lawyer Clear
en- - counsel. Clearem put up q
strong plea In defense. and Rastus was
acquitted.
Counsel and client met q few min.
mites later outside the courtroom.
"Now. Rastus," said Clearem, ''you
know the court allows the counsel very
little for defending this kind Of case.
! worked hard for you and got you
clear. I'm entitled to much more pay
than I'm getting for my valuable serv.
ices. and you should dig up q good
sised Zee. Have you got any money!"
"Yes, boss" replied Rastus. II still
done got dat seben dollahs and eighty
I've eents."-Everybody's.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-16
SPRING SIGNS IRE
NUMEROUS At GLEN
Flower Pots Being Painted,
Bear Waking Up, Elk to
Doff Horns Soon

Seven big tables for the use of pic
nickers at the Glen have been made
by Supt. Hollarn and his men this
winter. the tables being three feet
wide and seven feet long. They will
iii q long felt want at the Glen. for
oftimes table space for picnickers is
not to be had on rush days. Painting
Of all the flower pots and vases a
deep red 10 about finished. The old
benches have also been pa inted red.
and preparations for opening up the
Glen are rapidly being made.
The greenhouse At the Glen will be
opened up Sunday afternoon from
to o'clock for all who desire to see
the flowers being grown there. This
practice will be continued every Sun.
day. None Of the animals have made
an appearance yet. evidently thinking
II quite cold enough for them to stay
indoors this sort Of weather.
When possible. the Glen team Is be-
ing used to haul boulders to be used In
the construction of the Glen arch at
the Main street entrance. Thirty-one
loads Of rocks and boulders Of all
sorts are now ready for the workmeh
To use in the construction Of the arch
The stones are mainly those removed
from the curbs OF the streets Of the
city where cement curbing has been
substituted.
The lord elk Of the Glen herd is
the center Of attraction right now. He
10 the greatest weather prophet in this
part Of the country. When he sheds his
antiers the weather will become
warmer. Up to date he has shown nc
inclination Of doffing his crown. A
petition may be circulated requesting
him to get busy.
The monkey family Is becoming
very peevish over the continued cold
spell. They have been confined In
the greenhouse since early in the fall
and they have begun to think they
have been sentenced to life imprison'
ment. They are extremely anxious to
resume their acquaintance with their
thousands Of friends In Eastern In
diana and Western Ohio.
"Bosco," the very shaggy inhabitant
Of the bear den, is still engaged in his
annual Rip Van Wrinkle: He Is expect.
ed to leave his bedroom some time
next month.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-16
SPECIAL PROGRAM

The knowledge Seekers and the
Kings Daughters of the Second Pres
byterian church will give the follow
ing program next Monday evening.
March IS, at 1880. to which the public
is invited. No admission.
Part l.
Kings Daughters
Sighted Treasurers by Geo. Suffers.
Hopeful. ..... Ruth Bradley
Arabell Hopeful ..... Emily Plummer
Young Ladies Sisters.
Araminta Notigal, their friend. .....
Aisle french
Susan, maid to Arabell. Edith Hilbert
Part II.
knowledge Seekers.
Piano Solo ..... Mr.. Norman Brown
Reading .......... Miss Mary Bennett
Song. .... Elizabeth and Clara Mote
Reading ........ Mrs. Geo. Chrisman
Vocal solo and reading ...........
Mrs. Trimble Patterson
Short Address DIR. Lyons
Glass milk bottles with sealed disks.
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Columbus, O., now has a municipal
flower. 1t is the saliva. 1t 10 not ex-
actly an emblem: ON the contrary. It
has unitarian purpose. that Of filling
the bare places, fact which led to the
choice Of this, rather than another.
The choice was made by balloting con-
Quoted by the Centennial Flower and
Garden Club.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-16
QUASH AFFIDAVIT

On motion Of the prosecutor yester-
day morning in police court. the an
davit against Harvey Plat for assault
and battery filed by his wife. Pearl
Plat, was dismissed. Extenuating cir
cumstances are given M the reason.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-16

Where a wound mas long since
healed.
-Orth H. Stein
Stein died early.
A short life. And tumultuous one
A hectic career was his.
The flame of being burned hot. 1t
scorched its possessor into vivid ex-
preston.
1t etched his face deep with the
great, tragic lines Of the welt
schmerz.'
hese are they who attract and
hold the attention.
! Because they appeal to the fancy,
to the imagination.
| Stein, in his way, was quite as ro-
mantle a figure as Villon or Poe or
Keats or Byron, or any other of the
great poets whose personalities are
silhouetted against time.
| Great is the art of the poet. OF the
juggler with words.
! For in words he has the most plastic
medium of any of the arts.
He can throw color and form on the
printed page.
| He can evoke melody from word
! combinations.
| He can build more skillfully and
surely and beautifully than can an ar
chitect with stones.
! We do not often stop long enough
to contemplate the tremendous versa.
tility and elasticity of that greatest
of all mediums for translating Nature
and MISUNDERSTANDING.
Stein could use it. He was its mas
ter.
Because of his temperamental en-.
dowments he did not produce save
erratically, spasmodically. II he had
been able to fuse his genius in the cru
chile of concentration and effort, his
achievement might have been distin-
guished.
Stein was member of a gifted fam.
lily.
! In his sister, Evaleen Stein, of La
Fayette, Indiana has one of her finest
aesthetics.
OF poetry she has had two volumes
published-"One Way to the Woods, ~
and Among the Trees Again." which
included as exquisite verse as any
Nature poet of this country has writ.
ten.
Her word pictures are dainty, fine
and elusive as a Japanese print.
In the decorative arts she is SUI.
perb.
She has made, with pen, pencil and
brush. modern missals that have no
peer among those turned out Of the
old monasteries.
She Is writer of charming fairy
tales for children beautifully illustrat
ed with her own pen.
Miss Stein understands the great
law of elimination.
This is one of the first that every
amateur, who essays professionalism
perfection which ranks him as a pro
tessfonal-must learn.
Artistically nature does not elimi
nate.
Economically she does.
And with system. cruelty and un
morality which no human or combi
nation Of humans can ever hope tc
initiate.
10 nature we are nothing,
She consigns US without emotion te
oblivion
AS long as We keep out of her way
and her great purposes-so long arc
we unmolested.
But we are, sooner or later, sucked
into her NAV and ground to pulp.
For in the end Nature gets u.s."
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-16

There is provision in the British
bread acts of 1892 and 1886. which
are still in force, to the effect that ''ev-
cry person who shall make for sale or
sell or expose for sale any bread made
wholly or partially OF peas or beans
or potatoes or of any sort Of corn or
grain other than wheat shall cause all
Roman M"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-16
PILES CURED At hone BY
new ABSORPTION METHOD.

II you suffer from bleeding. itching. blind
or protuding Piles. send me your address.
and will tell you how to cure yourself at
home by the new absorption treatment: and
viii alsoSend some Of this home treatment
ss tor sa with from your
lief and permanent cure assured. Send NO
money. but tell others Of this ODER. Write
today to Mrs. n. Summers, Box p, Notro
Dame. Ind
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-16

You can say goodbye to constipation
with a clear conscience IL you use
Chamberlain's Tablets. Many have
>een permanently cured by their use.
For sale by all dealers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-16
Dothorod the 0aehne,

O0xU0tO0 xUO U0t00t.
"H0W are things?" the barber asked
pleasantly Of the shrinking man In the
chair.
"Dull, very dullr'
And tho knight Of the razor looked
for a moment ~ II he thought the re-
mark was psrsonal-London Tele-
GrnDh
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-16

0ad0 Disgrace.
I'VE dlned out hast evening. Pa dis.
graced u a. usual
As to how?"
''Got to the end Of the dinner with
three forks and two spoons still un.
used."-pittsburg Post.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-16

Chiefly the mold of a mans fortune
IA In his own hands.-Bacon.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-16
A 6abyss Advantaoo.

01pyt NoV1u119Os
A baby is a very helpless little thing.
but 1t has one ndvantage-it doesn't
have to keep sweet while bore is
trying to entertain it.-Gaiveston News.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-16
Smooth Work,

Smooth work.
Hicks-How did Nix manage to re-
form that naggfng wife of his? Wicks
He bribed ner masseuse to tell that
talking caused wrinkles. - Chicago
News.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-16

ooosnx Ne. Thought
0acA-Confess, now, Henry, you
don't pay a. much attention to your
wife - Jon did before you were mar
Eied? 81. Peck-Lord. yes! I mind
twice - quick now.-Toledo Blade.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-16

Glass milk bottles with sealed disks,
are increasingly used in London.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-16

As a pang of the flesh may tell US
Where a wound has long since
healed.
-0rfh II Stein
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-13
REPORT OF WORK
In CHARLES CITY
SCHOOLS.ARE ABLY SUP
PORTED BY LEAGUE

The following report Of the work
enc by leagues and friends OF The
Charles City public schools shouts
prove most interesting reading % The
pauons OF the schools Of that county.
pd serve as an object lesson 70
eachers and pupils IN the other
esunues. This record Is seat rs BY
oupt. w. B. Coggin tor publication.
HARRISON District.
School No. l-Nannie Wlllaess
Sewing material purchased 10 inc
aaount OF $500. 5,monIhs.
School No.. Mary Wlson-
Small garden made. onions planted.
Industrial WORK Sl.OS, extension
| $500, Ruthville rally $3.50. total
| so. 80. o months.
school No. 3-Mattie B. y,
Wynne. Building wnitswashsd,
boards paintsd. a few pictures
mounted. library started, porch &c
paired. cloak room built. Amour
spent tor improvement and Inous
rial work So.OS, extension - mo
$500. Ruthyills. rally Sl.l0. tota
S24.lS. o months.
School No. Eva Bradley
. Wire purchased tor enclosing yard
building wniteWasnsd, pictures give
! ior the walls. shelf put up tor cups
5 yard aid OFT in walks. ouSnes, vine
and flowers planted. amount speE
a Ior improvsmsntand INDUSTRIAL wor
J. $1,000, extension IL month SlS.U
: KutnviAe rally 5000. total SSl. oOl
? School No. S--MaTEna pEadie,
o improvements: Building wnitewasi
= ed. blackooards painted. closet K
= cups made, window curtains pa
- chased. trees cut down and cuts IA
= stove wood. out house bulk. Ter
d Heightened 1-2 month. Amount sps
's ioz Improvement and industrial NO
q Sl8.Ss. extension $500, Ruthvl
- rally 5000, total. $44.2S. TOT
u amount raised by league $Sl.06, b
- anes $3.50.
I'll Chiekahominy District
= Sehe0l Ne I--Axs. Anngsx Re
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-13

School No. 3--HxtEic Waliacs.
Lmprovements: Buiidsag whieswzsh-
ed. door psinsed. Curtains made 81
he pupils and put 70 windows.
arm extended ID month. AmouAs
tor sxtension $500. for improve
meats and. sewisg material S3.lS.
RuthviIle rally $500. totAl S3l.1S.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-13

OF seeing one honorable elephant roll
upon the much-annoying pavement II
f. Of deep regret. most truthfully."
The huge German laughed again
the same beef-shaking quake OF the
interior departments.
ct iss vel dot you. urd /. are or
de- few vot haf de real abbreciation or
gomedy. Our vilibino frent-ach, hu-
NOR fss deachient in his gombosichun.
Al. veIl-vorget It. Led as 20 bitz-
ness be attentif chudge dot you haf
ngomblished holdings NIT dc young
uan7 HAT you any babers. documents,
goct news of any kind for Dc day
laborings7"
Exhibit one" said Mr. Yazimoto.
drawing a few folds OF paper from an
inside pocket. els a carbon-copy OF
most curious sentences. written By the
honorable youth az his employment
Mace. and for me secured By the mosl
excellent Miss Lawson. After exam
ination OF exceeding briefness 1 an
force TO think this only joke. and no
importance IN the least Of measure.
The German glanced over the mrs
, exhibit" and confirmed his colleague
. verdict with an emphatic nod.
= DE poy ISIS wise as veil az fore
v bile" he commented. ''vot elseF"
a copy OF an Insignificant messag
Q sent 20 Cuba by the friend OF III
; Young Mt Brockett. II Is OF no Al
parent value. excepting 70 show tna
this other young man, one Solan
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-13

A whistle blew Il The distances. and
mare enrse tho catering sounc ~
heavy feet corslng upon the rapid ruu.
A sta;wart otzfcer rushed up. took n
the apparent situation az glance.
ard laid q Obtaining hand on Brock-
SITS shoulder.
whats tho trouble. sirf" the 20
keenan, aaeried-
Wy" answered Baron Zollern. -diS
young man attempted 90 rob ne lie
tried 70 seixs de diamond pin Ia ny
tie. und he snStchod oockstb0ok
from out my coat. See. here II issi
The baron's hand shot lightning
fast inso Brcckett's inside pocket. and
emerged clutehlrg n ANAL. thin val
let Baron Zollern was not only q
Hercules and an able general. but
something Of a master I'm the art OF
legerdemain-
.Dere iss my oocketbOok. oroer.
IND. n vas not mistaken. he has
also taken from ne scns bapers--an
antelope. vich contains documents o.
much inheritance. YIN you hold him.
und look oudt for his trent. vile 1
recover my bapersT"
Solano was already moving for
ward. with vague notion OF an At
tack upon the policeman. when there
L was another clatter OF feet from the
rear. A second policeman was com
=. ing I'D. Hating about twenty Tee
=. away, this oGscer took stock Of th'
d conditions and. grinning cheertuiiy
awaited The call Of bis partner.
y. Brockett had 20 DO the tastes
% thinking OF his NE. An explanation
10 70 the policemen--who seemed Eea
or Gus but particularly thick-headed pa
az would Be worse than useless. The
would simply arrest the boys and, uI
70 doubleday. permit the baron 20 go al
az on his way with whatever plumber z
ST. could nnd upon his captives- II
en- baron's searching hand was aga
IL thrusting eagerly into his inside Goa
pocket-which. as e CHANGED. CO
IN. tanned nothing but a few letters an
ok. wholly worthless objects. BE wou
er. hnd nothing there. but his scare
be aided By the policeman a. bis SD
lei would be a thorough one.
"Tu give you your papers, Ell
per spoke up the prisoner. "Wn you
va, mo OF y hand then OVER
yer The baron smiled benevoiently.
fear dot 7 would be gombounding
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-13

felony he purred- -still. I would be
easy NIT you II de- case efsr game 20
a drial. We're ISIS my bapersT'
Brockett began fumblng In his
waistcoat. Baron Zouern. smiling
broadly. stood by with extended hand.
and the on1cer dropped his paw from
the eaptive's shoulder. Brockett delved
through hia vest pockets for a mo
ment. brought up his empty hand, and
then. with the speed Of q bouncing
leopard, Sung himself % his knees.
seized Baron Zollern's ankles. and
pulled savagely.
The huge German. with q roar OF
surprise and helpless rage. toppled
backward. landiag ON the base Of his
I spine with Z crash that fairly shOos
/ the street BrOkett. regaining his fee
/ AZ once. made a half turn. and dartsc
OF. while the astounded policeman
making one Wild clutch in the air
managed 20 catch his toe against th'
prostrats form Of the baron. and Eel
heavily upon him. The grunt Wit
which the baron hailed the advent o
the ofaeer upon DIS stomach was
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-13

Aer1nS ant-elimAx TO tAs shud OF hiu
earlier fall.
solRno dashsd after his friend buk
the second policeman sprang eagerly
20 intercept him Brookstt giancinx
back An full flight. saw the predica-
ment OF the Cuban. and. hating for an
Instant shouted. Slide. Ramon.
siidei~
Solano went 60 the pavement In 3
compact, moving mass. and shot along
tho stones. feet first. The oncOming
shoes caught the policeman on the
legs. He rose Ike some light and Joy.
GUS bird, shot through the air With q
howl OF dismay. and Joined the pOpu
T lar assembly on the stony ground. Re
+ fore any OF the three fallen men could
pull bis senses together or even atrug
I gle 70 his feet. Brockett and SolaRs
had turned the nearest corner. dOdgoS
up an alley, and headed down a Cid'
street. AS they ran they heard hoaFs'
hellowings, the shru1ng OF whistles
and the tAuddinE Of clubs upon III
pavement, but the sounds grew faint
R, fainter, faded 70 q whisper al
did aWEy. The boys pulled ND m tn
Shedcw o. a nxt-buildinE. and regAiRs
nelr wind.
Tn sorTy for ne big oermxn." y
MARKED Brookstt That bump vi
keep hsrn In bed . weak. n Il doesn
cripple him for life. fe'a . viciou
trick. q dsvtps eva he q work. but
soaiAn't 80 epg eeAeR cee1eA Uhs
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-13
Rn1K

How do you expect-oy what
neans-how can you trap himr
ouerfed Miss Lawson. wondertngly.
Ths huge German grinned amiably.
but the quiEz3cal good humor was TAD
tug from his face.
Dot shall be Of small dfmcuitJ-
ny dear Mees Lawson We yin get
him. ind We cannot be particular az 20
de vay. IL may be RAIDER sefere for
him und his trent. senior SOlano. but
necessity knows no daintiness.
And the Filipino. Agular. SIN nurs-
ing his bruises. smiled Tenomously az
the baron spoke. Mt. TaEimoto hesi-
tated. seemed about 20 speak. and tnen
subsidized as Miss lawson opened n III
tie silver mesh-bag.
7 almost forgot something. baron.
This little scrap Of paper. I think
must contain a bit OF tho cipher
though Il IS probably too small 20 b
OF actual value. found Il noaF Chlel
wilkins desk"
Baron .zoIern took ths BIT q pspoi
and stared at Il with wrtnklsd browa
while Agunar and YaEimoto bent owe
his shoulders.
"A sH L l. Pos 2BH sH &c E 81
POS WP " SH L F1n 20 TO L Pc
2 lib HR TIC PIN L PO WP Pos Bl
Pos HR TO SH BIZ"
The great German aooWie5 til n
thick white eyebrows almost ioine
together. 7 hat seen many cipher
IND many addempts at cipherH. Abs
dis ist de master OF dem al. n
eYents. u matters nod how &c ting Il
aone-vs musd haf DO cipher dot Il
IN de possession Of ais young ma
und de messaches he carries. trrssee
life OF de Ways und meansl"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-13
CHAPTER VII.

goiano must have oonspired win
TIE sun. for he appeared at Brock
ett's home the next morning before
the day had fairly dnwneo. The Gu
ban was unable 20 surprise his friend.
however-Harry had been stirring Tor
an hour. and was fully equipped for
the Journey when Ramon's ring was
heard. Farewels were quickly said.
Hfrs. Brockett and Bertha brsvely
STRUGGLING 20 keep back the tears that
insisted on coming 20 the surface. and
the youngsters were soon upon their
way-messengeu Of peace or war.
guardians OF a nations secret dOcu.
rasnts. and keepers o. a cipher tha4
WA destined 20 bewildsr the ablost
interpreters OF Germany and OF japan
Broekett had figured on catching the
earliest morning train % New York.
and the boys further agreed that, in
stead Of riding clear through % the
nav terminals "a the metropolis. they
would drop OF IN Jersey City, spenG
al hour in circling round that busy
burg. and then take one OF the fer
| riss 10 Manhattan. thus banning any
enemies who might be tipped 20 await
them AZ the great railroad station.
They we're blocking out additional
plans, when they we're suddenly In
terOepted By a huge man OF rather
more than middle age-a giganue
German. white o. mustRchs and
uhagEy as 20 brows-a Bismarck come
20 life. and doubled in his bulky power
The immense German came loiter
ing down the street. almost deserted
AZ this early hour. and aluost coiiidet
with Solano. The Cuban respectfully
. sidestepped 70 permit the old gentis
. msn's passage. and Ehs massive c.
8 man. walking painfully, E2cOrtAinr
e a. though troubled with rebSiitcu
y feet. staggered almost tnto the 81
ter. RegRining bis bAlRnos, he beanie
y upon the youngsters. who had "
ysaeed with ready hands 70 AID hir
- And leaned for ap instant upon BToe
Ott's shoulder.
Il tank you, young man, fer
u help spoke the German. -AeA. b
it iss bad ven you grow oldt. und
Abbroach OF age tells On de bone
% Son, I belief mein tie lss disnxanchs
WI you atehust itG"
Brocket promptly began proce
&c e nrEt aid 20 the Injured tie. VII
the huge German. selzsnS him with
hand whose grip showed no trace
feeble age, emitted = loud below
~ ''Bolicel BOlicsl Robbers. robbSrs!~
The Astcunded Brockett strove
TX break loose from the old mans era
az bat the Germans clutch Wa one
- Btsei. Strong men. athletes Of
- noWn. had tried that deadly wreg
- n ola days IN the FAtherland. Z
Baron zoiieFn bad been . man
-, ~ might ia Prussia. and round the car
ares OF the German army they 3
tel stories Of bis tremendous dee
BrOokstt wa . powerful yOungEi
- and an Athlots IA goo4 training.
IA that bsArliks CLUTCH - va IN
chIld- eolRno rushed 90 ne Ass
be azco q his captured friend: ths -
lor- Slowed him away with the open -
dis - hlE dissngAged hand. and onos q
de tANk noArss yau q Belize. peiie
e. xaAa eHA nsaA "a Rasssea ~.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-13

On earth was ths idoa IN tat big feh
Lows head. ia Ike 90 know ?"
III your top-piece isn't solid ivory.
returned Soiano. you know Vel
enough. It's dollar 90 a crushed
lemon that our japanese fsiend wac
waiting round the next corner &c grao
he rapcrs. and I'd risk little somc-
thing that those policemen were
PLANTED ahead 81 time where they
ccria come forward IN a hurry"
You sid beautifully. Ramon
laughed Brockett as they resumed
tholr march. Jogging along az a fairi,
< rapid gait. III you had only slid hen,
/ that way uhcn We needed it on abou
ten afternoons I could mention, ~
/ could have saved a flock % games.
| Tho Cuban dushct. and thea laughe.
back at his friend.
"This vas a dige-cnt occasion. iial
~. fclt more AS N Z were sItin
/ AZ ga ur-riro thls tine. somehow q
ether K never could bear me idea q
splkinr an inGo.dcr. and that's Why
slowed up so cilcn whcn I shcul
have az enc Frit'
~rnis u~o. though Brooke
,1uc.led. "you slid Tor keeps I shu
-- to thirk what uould have IA
.r0cu GO that policeman IL you I'd
lrly had your rkes on"
. Sc-ano stopped. and lifted ore fos
som .hinc flashed keeniy. vcnomoy
iy. from the solo and heel
FL had them on" confessed the c
| ian. ana chat oc-cer must have @
vo-stIoofiug pair of shlna that We
] ever taken to q hospital Honest
Harry. Ia feel IKE brute ~ % waa
l0r the circ1wEtlucea ana for
value cf the work that We have
/ ourselves 90 DO"
silently Brockett shook the Cuba
7 | hand ard the younEuters fully res'
from their run. iosged Onward %
/ railroad station.