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The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-11
LEGAL Notice.

state OF Nebraska =.
County OF Webster
To All Persons Interes ed In the Estate OF
John Peter Sturm Deceased.
Whereas there Is on file I'm the County
Court OF said county an instrument purport-
ing to be the last will and testament OF John
Peter Sturm, late OF said county, deceased.
and Caroline ohmstede has filed her petition
herein praying to have the same admitted to
probate and for the issuing OF letters testa-
mentary, which will relates to both real and
personal estate.
l therefore appoint the 3oth day OF April
1912 at , o'clock In the afternoon at the
county court room in said county as the
time and place for hearing said Will at which
time and place you and all concerned may
appear and contest the allowing OF the same.
1t Is further ordered that said petitioner
give notice to all persons interested In said
estate of the pendency OF this petition and
the time and place set for the hearing OF the
same, by causing copy OF this order to be
published In the Red Cloud Chief, news
paper printed and published In said county
for three weeks successfully previous to the
day set for the hearing.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand aud official seal this 10th day OF April,
1912.
(sEAIl a. II, RANNEY,
CoIniy Judge.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-11

Tue Lyric theatre was crowded full
last night to see the big five reel pro-
duction of Dantc's Inferno The pic
lures were very realistic, too much so
for the scnsibilties of some of the au-
dience, and we're copies largely from
the drawings of Dore. The whole was
a series pf scenes on grander scale
than most in The audience had imagin'
ed aud no one felt he did not get his
moneys worth either in interest or IL
warning.-Edgar Post. This will bt
Mt the TEpEE Monday afternoon anf
night.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-11
Why Not Build
A Home This Year

and let 1912 mark the
beginning of yourfo fortune
and a new life? Nothing
on earth gives a family
standing in a community
like the ownership of a
nice, comfortable home.
The spring is a good time
to perfect all the little
details aud we've a good,
big Office and lots of time
at your disposal to help
you select a suitable plan
and talk over the kind of
lumber you will need.
Come in and let's figure
it out together.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-11

DR.. Mitchell returned from Chicago.
Monday where he had been ou busi.
ness.
Train No 10 was sent around by the
way OF Hastings Wednesday morning
on account Of freight train running
off the track between Guide Rock and
Bostwick, at the place where the wreck
occurred two weeks ago. The train
WAS moving very slowly at the time
aud no doubt this prevented another
wreck. The engine slid from the rails
aud no damage was reported.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-11
BATIN
Some fine weather now.

Some fine weather now.
Sowing oats is the order Of the day.
Adolph Sidlo is building new hog
shed.
vencil Zajic is hauling wheat to
Cowles.
Albert Englehart shelled corn last
Saturday.
Miss Katie Waskom is working for
Mrs. jess Dedrick.
Hugh Mcfarland is the first one to
have his oats sowed.
Vencil Aubrecht's brother arrived
from Europe last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Kolar are the
proud parents Of baby girl.
Emil Polnicky bought pony from
I'D Kellet one day last week.
Ed. Sidio shelled corn Wednesday
Walter Gurney did the shelling.
Jos. Pavlick Sr., who has been sicl
for the past few weeks is much better
Dell and Duddie Buckles are going
to batch this summer on their father
place.
Sunday was Easter and 1t did no.
rain so that 1t must mean that 1t won
rain for seven weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Jelinck invited
their relation and few friends 4
take Easter dinner with them.
Vencil kudrna, who was in Omaha
Tor treatment some time ago, went +
Chicago last sunday where he wa
operated on for appendicitis aud gal
stones. Word has been received tha
he is getting along nicely.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-11

Mr.. Shields, II j. and G. j. Jochum
and Z Holly of Lebanon, Kas, were
in town Monday.
round Gold band ring; has been
present to some one in 1902 Owner
can have same by calling at this office,
describing property and paying for
this notice
Herb Ludlow has had the Puritan
Cafe repapered and painted 'and has
installed new furniture in the dinninl
room which adds greatly to its appear.
ance. Herb believes in being up.to
date. 90
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-11

Clay Viewer was shelling corn on
"Wind Mill Row" Friday for Smith
Bros. and Will Fisher.
Miss Ethel Smith was pleasant
caller at the Guy Barnes home on
Saturday and Sunday.
Chester Drake cut his foot pretty
bad last week while chopping wood
and now goes around on crutches.
There was flock Of gypsies went up
"Wind Mill Row" Tuesday and they
begged and borrowed all that was
loose that they could get their hands
on.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-11
JOHN J BAYNE

Vincent Johnston has accepted a
position with tie Saunders Bros,
lum Der yard.
Mrs. l.. II. Fort aud daughter OF
Orleans we're in Red Cloud Saturday
visiting friends.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-11
Lesal Nctlce
a. II, RANNEY,
Co lniy Judge.
Georsiana Baker Dewitt. plaln,lr,

Georeiana Baker Dewitt. Plaln,lrI
blanche Egsers, ct nj. Defendants
In District Court Webster County Nebraska
Whereas heretofore, to-wlt: on the 25,h
day o! March i9i2, the undersigned, j. :.
oiiham, referee, having heretofore been
Webster County Nebraska, was ordered by
said court to sell the following described
premises, to-wit The Northwest Quarter OF
Section Twentyone, Township Two, Range
Nine, Yves; OF the 9Th =. NJ, In Webster
County, Nebraska, because the same could
not he partiti med without great prejudice
| To- the owners thereof, and the undersigned
| referee having given bond as required by
| law with sure,les VIII ch wer3 approved by
the court aud having taken the oath re-
| quired by law; now therefore notice Is here.
by given that by virtue OF the proceedings
had herein, the order oithe said court, and
| the authority vested In me by the Statutes OF
| Nebraska, |, J. :. Gllham, the undersigned
| referee, will on the 18th day OF May 1912 a,
| the east door Of the court house In Red
cloud. Webster County Nebraska. offer for
sale and after the expiration of one hour sell
to the highest bidder for cash according tc
the order OF the court the above describ, d
real estate.
said ssle to be held open for one hour he
tween the hours oitwo and three o'e'ock p
NJ. on said 18th day OF May 1912
Witness my hand this 9th day OF pril i9l:
J. :. GILLIAN, Referee.
Bernard McNeny, Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-11

Republican candidate for the Doni-
nation for repres. for the 46th
district. subject to the wi OF the re-
publican voters at the primary to tie
held April 18th lie Wa, born and
reared in Webster county, is 33 years
old and is the son of Gus Roats, one OF
Webster connty's first settlers. lie
has a thorough business education.
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t0-ACRE
FRUIT AND POULTRY FARM.

only |, mile from from good sized town
ana railroad. Good high elevation over
looking the same Farm IS all in tie ye,sy
best of tillase land Orchard OF 80 apple
trees. All grated fruit. Several xaf'ie-
abundance Just the apples alone sold
Tor Sl50 on the trees, last fall a2s per
cent, on the investment. to say uofhiitt.
OF the other fruits Buildings consist
OF a 13-story hve-room house, shed and
stable, also lighthouses for $50 hens
.trice only $500 The land alone is
worth 500 an acre. The best Proposition
~ kennebec county in a small farm.
Easy terms. If YOU want a dandy little
place you certainly cannot do better
than TO apply TO
ODLlN & oDIIN
~ Main St. Watervifle NJ
nlcfla0a1 -
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automobile business; road driving and
repairing Send stamp for particulars.
New England Auto School. 900 fremont
ST., Boston mch1Sd1 mo
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500 MONTHLY AND EXPENSES TO

travel and distribute samples for big
manufacturer. steady work. s. Scheffef,
Law Bldg, Chicago. mchS0d1t4
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FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE.
a GOOD HOUSE FOR soMEo
ONLY s24o, A SPLENDID GEORGIA
A FARM CONTAINING Aaour >.

acres, situate in the town OF Chelsea.
with sufficient wood and timber standing
house with stable and out-buildifsgs:
good water a mile from Street Railway
stat on the Cony Road and about
for a poultry farm. viii be sold DO. on
easy easy terms. Apply to Thomas l. Lynch,
Zoi water street, Augusta, Me feb24dtf
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MAMMOTH pEKtN DUCK EGGS,

iure bred, Sl.00 per dozen Pure bred
White Wyandottes, layed since Deeem-
per hundred. very fertile; also orders
booked for three day old chicks. April
delivery, sure TO live, at this age Toe
each. Address Box 2si, Waterville, Me-
mch9012rA
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SHORT
WANTED FOR U. S. ARmY-AsLs
CAPABLE MAN TO WORK ON


firm. must be good mixer. Address by
meh2Sdiwks
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uFF oRPINeToN EGGS, $3.50 PER

Setting, Male weighs II, females to 10
lbs each, and a beautiful even color.
they all took ribbons at Portland last
Dec. y. M. Berran, 90 Court St, Au-
gpaa, Nc. Tel G3-l5. feb21dlf
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AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE

for easy selling S. proposition $40 to $50
daily easily made. Write for particulars.
Bradeen Specially Co, Box 6, South Ber-
wick, Me. mchl6-3 -aprtss
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EARN $50 WEEKLY TAKING OR.

4ders for cut rate groceries. Outfit free.
standard Mercantile Company, Hippo
5dEome Building, Cleveland, Ohio.
4 mch30dfts
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YOU ARE WANTED TO BECOME

railway mail clerk. 5000 month. Angus
t;4 examinations. May 4th. Sample ques-
lions and coaching sent free. Franklin
Institute, Dept 1873 N, Rochester, n. x:
mehSdlmos
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MALE HELP.

BALL PLAYERS WISHING. TRY
outs in Minor Leagues register now
Send stamp. National Baseball Regis
traton Bureau, Indianapolis, Ind.
ruch30d1ts
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FREE ILLUSTRATED BOOK TELLS

about over 960,e00 protected positions in
u. S. service. More than 10000 vacancies
every year There is big chance here
for you, sure and generous pay. lifetime
employment. Easy TO get Just ask for
booklet c 494 No obligation. Earl Hop
kins, Washington, ID. c.
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POULTRY, EGGS, ETC.

EGGS FOR HATcHiNG-WHITE
Orpingtofis, kellerstrass strain. $f50 per
~ White Wyandottes. Mack,s .s1ri-
jumps strain. sl.5o per 10; also w. wy
andotte cockerels III. s. Payne Is Lin
coin Ave, Gardiner. Me 1nfh9lfiltv
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AGENTS WANTED AS LOCAL REP.

go DAY EASY, SELLS TO THE
best class Of people Write Highly Shep-
ard Company, Constablevile ~ y
mch9- 49, % 30s
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500 MONTHLY AND EXPENSES
to travel and distribute sample for big
manufacturer steady work. :. Scheffer,
Law Bldg, Chicago. mch3od1tr
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James C. Keith
GRAY MARE. WEIGHT ABOUT 1900,

safe. true. sound. fine worker, ard extra
brood mare, colts can be seen, cheap for
cash Direct or come quick to Il. +. d.
3, Box &C. Gardiner, Me. c. +. McMas-
ter, owner. meh29d1ts
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BOSTON HOTEL FOR SALE. Eop

- y ~IF 7 y = = VII ~VfNL, : OR-
ty-iive well furnished rooms three helm
rooms, and restaurant seating eighty
On the main car line, right at a ira 1sfer
station in one of the busiest parts Of t1e
city. Rooms all let, and restaurant dn o
ing 5000 week: rent 5000 month, SOLD
very reasonable il taken before Nav
as | have other business. c. c. Tobin'
465 Broadway, South Boston, Mass
Ineh25dlw
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cottage house centrally located, must be
cheap for cash Address by mail, House.
care Iournal ofsce uch29dtf
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AGENTS -ElrHER SEX. s.

weekly selling our line of fast sellers.
Send stamp for fun particulars and make
big money. sun Supply Co, Dept a.
NeMton Kansas. mchAdf1%
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EGGS FROM PURE BRED RHODE

Island Reds, for setting. Great winter
layers. No better in the State; 50c for
IL or 81 IL hundred. A. T.. MarSon Tel
252-4, Gardiner, Me. meh2ld2w
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OPPORTUNITIES OFFERED
s25 WEEKLY AND Ex
A MONEY pRoposITloN DO YOU

want to own a mail order business-be
independent-you own boss? Would yon
manage an agency for me in your Vicin-
liy or elsewhere? All printed matter
furnished for one-half the profits. Write
for particulars. iazen A. Horton. Desk
"a. Tekonsha Mich ,nchGAd1t .
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING AND

paper hanging. First-class work guar
anteed. Sample books brought TO house
on request. Estimates given on all work
Marston 81 Baker As Depot square, Car
diner, Me. Phone 24-l. meh22dhno
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BUFF PLYMOUTH ROCK EGGS FOR
Matching; write for prices. f. B. Stick
ney. 1872 Second St. Hallowell, Maine
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
ONLY s24o WILL sEcuREA sIIp

ONLf 9<4U VIII SENUHE SUB
stantial Georgia possession which can
earn very large profits without re1uirin~
the attention of the owner. Write FOR
photos and free trip offer Geo ~
Deem. Box 65e, Waycross, Ga. mchSGait ;
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good running order Can give a rn0d
trade for cash. also two new round tG-
inch carbide gas generators. O. T. To-
man Augusta, Maine. Tel. connection.
mCh2GdlNUs
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AGENTS WANTED.
WHY NOT EARN IS TO $25 DAILY?

Others do it with our new specially.
Send for booklet. Gordon Speciality
House. Box 107. Bangor. Me mchS0d1tt
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IL WHITE wYANDorTE PULLETs

price $40. White Wyandotte, White Leg
horn and White Pekin Duck eggs tor
Matching, price 30 cents per setting. W.
II. kilgore, Litchield road, HailowelI.
Name. mch2Sd3t
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$50 TO 500 WEEKLY MADE BY
agents. who mean business; fast selling
busy quickly. Chas. H. Tower, Adams.
Mass mch16-23-30t
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x5TA9LE GIRL AT HOTEL GERALD,
ssssF airheld. Me mchSdtf
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mEN-lF YOU WANT WORK, SELL

MEN WANTED At ONCE TO
learn all branches of the auto business
By practical garage experience, good POI
sifions secured after short time; write for
particulars Ha1nlin-Foster Co., asa Fore
81. Portland. Me. febSd3lno
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

ANYONE TROUBLED WITH &c
zema can obtain a cure by writing wi'a
stamp to Mrs. Warren Hutchinson. Rose
land Cottage, South BrooksVillc, Maine.
meh2ad2mot
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meat market. Dimensions 12xl5 feet
Height about . feet. Can be bought
cheap for cash. Brann's Market, 331
Water St.. Gardiner, Maine. - mch20dtf
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OLD CHICKS. / Am READY
sUTrERcUPs-THE GREATEST
EGGS FOR HATCHlNG-W HITE

Wyandottes and White Plymouth Rocks.
FishoIs strain, slO0 per setting Mrs.
Joseph Whittemore, Skow hogan, Me
Farmers Tel. 20-4l0. mch25d2ws
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RUBBER STAMPS, ETC.

THREE LINE PLAIN MOULDING
STAMP CSC: with handle 4fc.; handle and
cushion, $55c; linked pad. Sic. I. & l..
Stamp Co, IS Capitol street. Augusta,
Maine. rnnIi5adl y. :.
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LOST.

DEPOSIT BOOK NO. 1855 ON THE
Augusta Trust Co. Finder please leave
al the bank mch19d3w
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GIRL IN AN OFFICE NOT LESS

y ;Fe1erai homework Apply 10 Mrs Fred
sherie Danforth. y Pleasant street Gardi-
& ger. Ne. nch2sdtf
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700 ACRE FARM. 100 ACRE FER.

tile field, orchard, wood. excellent build-
ngs. good location. only s37o0. Catalog
free, New England Farm Agency, Port
land, Me. mch23d6ts
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MEN WANTED TO LEARN AUTO

driving and repairing. SIX years sue
cess in obtaining good salary for you
In few weeks. Only public garage prac-
tice in N. e. Write now. Portland Auto
Co, Depart. B, Portland, Me. febl5dtf
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BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK EGGS
for setting. from my choicest birds; only
75c. for Is w. E. Paine, Halowell, Me
mch5dtf
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BARRED ROCKS. HAWK.

ms and Bradley strain with grandsons
Of New York prize pullet winner at the
head. Now booking orders and making
accommodating dates for shipment when
possible. Few white Chester pigs not
engaged. Mrs. Frank f. Webb, Win
Lhrop, Maine, r. y. d. "a mch2Sd1Ws
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ed. No canvassing or soliciting required
Good income assured Address National
Building, Washington, u. c.
meh2-9- 1G-23-30t
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FROM 35 TO so YARDS OF NICE
second hand carpet, tapestry or velvet
preferred. Mrs. w. T.. Allen, Hartford
House. Phone 566-r. meh2LdtI
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Statesmen RE.

sponsible house, exclusive line Art Cad
cndarS Leather goods, signs and pa
tented specialties. Exclusive territory
to responsible, experienced advertising
statesmen. Shedd & Wright Mfg Co.
MlnneanoIIs. Minn. meh2GdIts
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RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS WANT

ed. $500 first year, promotion to $500.
Examinations May 4 in every state.
Common education sufficient with my
coaching. Full information free. Write
for booklet 494. Earl Hopkins, wash
ington, D. G. 5.sat, lit
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CAPABLE AND
THOR
BIG MONEY WRITING SONG S.

Hundreds of dollars have been made by
writers Of successful Words, or Music.
Past experience unnecessary. We want
original song poems, with or without
music. Send us your work today, or
write for free particulars IL. Kirkus
Dugdale Co., Dept. 1856, Washington, d.
c mch9- f6- % 20 -apf'6h
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MAN 70 TRAVEL IN MAINE FOR

81A2.3 Soaps, grocery specialties, candles,
fetc. Good pay and tailor made suit in
80 days. Experience unnecessary. J. Il.
! Nc Brady q Co. Chicago. mch30dlts
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EGGS FOR MATCHING FROM

single Comb White Leghorns; egg ma
chimes. Two hundred egg strain Eggs
$l0 per setting. A. r. Miliben 12f Lin
coin st. Gardiner. Me. nch25d2w*
The sun., 1912-07-21
LARGE ARE THE REWARDS OF SUCCESSFUL AUTHORS

words his work IL play. II the writing
OF a novel anuses him he knows that
what he has written il good. II 1t bores
him he tears II up and writes il over again.
He never rewrites his novels the way
Oppenheim does and he always has his
plot clearly in mind; also he works nine
or ten months in the year and generally
in the morning between breakfast and
luncheon.
He has superstition and begins every
new story on the twenty sixth OF the
month no matter what day 1t may come
on. The secret of McCutcheon's sue
cess is given in his own words thus: Il
would rather have written book about
which person will say I love that story
than to have written something that a
critic will laud in the superior senoeEce
1t il a great book"
Or the same school is Harold McGrath
With him "the s,ory's the thing He
never outlines plot. carrying only the
main thread of it in his head. His object
in writing is to give his readers an agree
able hour or two.
He writes with the climax Of his story
in mind. building down from 1t like II
dramatist. His characters work out
themselves. He prefers to write Of SUM-
The sun., 1912-07-21

Il make II point to work six days in the
week. except when take q vacation. II
l sat down and waited for what some
people call inspiration Id never ac-
complish anything. Before I write my
novel have II all mapped out like the
scenerio Of play. Only I'm careful TO
build upward and not downward as is the
case with the drama.
"My novel il before me in skeleton form;
sometimes study IL for months at time,
revising it's anatomy. 40 to speak. before
beginning the actual writing. With every
thing 40 clear and concrete find that my
characters never balk. am 30 familiar
with them that they seem to step right into
the story and carry 1t on"
With Oppenheim 1t is the same, that
Is 30 far as strict application to work is
concerned. Unlike Chambers. Open
helm rarely has his plot mapped out in
detail. He once said that his plots never
went further than the first chapter. TO
quote him:
Il never know what's going to happen
when start book. I just let a charac-
ter turn himself loose and then think
Now what would he do?-that's my
method II you can call it one.
Il dictate all my novels. First die