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gbitaqo. 4. g2ai.

GGp.ine. = 3ufu3r 1900. Martt
fbpad. Buff $7.4O-76o; lsidts
$6.70-7.7o; ssmiitts $7,25-7.6o;
i6Ders $7.0o-7.55; Gertsl $5.25-
$50.
gtinbDisb. 3uigbr 1000. Wartt
felt. Gin6eimiIde Beef sti.u $6.s
25-s.75; Weiterr Stha $3.50
7.40; aiibe unb 5sifsrs $685.
40; aGlbsr $6.00-8.50.
Stafs. - 3ufu5r 5000. Wlartt
Derdno.rIid. Stai. $7,4o-s.40;
2Gmmer $8.00-1050.
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aber trbolls fid Der s2arst sissn, bod
pureen bic prtiis In Der Isstsn balb,n
SiuHbs absrmsls tisas abssbridi.
Qtffrtaka 0ffteu.
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'9eutf9Idno. Gnbe Siefes Wloz
'nats lGuft Der iSiitersipoHtusriras,
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ionoern bic GSii6erei Der 6orItpsrnal.
tunq gu iiberIaKsn unD Ibr 3ugIsi4
ben SduB Der gi6ertplonieu gu ube1
tragerL 0ieTem 9ntras bat Ols Sui
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aud aubers 9ebiete Der @lbs iOqsu IN
glei6er Weiie bebanoelt peroen. Die.
lem geItlub muB man oaHlbar 3ur
timmen, oenn mn duf oieie NBeiie
lam einsr itonuHgsIoieu 4usrottung
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tung unO SH3uft gum 2tusiterben per
bammt Ieisn. Rad Dem llrt1eil pou
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Soq; man finoet bort in Der ulten
Glbe nod oOatllg seiun6s 36iers BON
mebr ais SO gfunn SepidIt, uno Die
2lltpdFer oes 5luifes bistsu ibnen
bsute nod ooaIs 5uIagenoe 9ebsnsbe
btngunsen. Sunit fiuoet Ith Der 9iz
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oelnen 5liiiien. @be bic OeAtT6cll
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in unisrm 2dnbs, uHb in no1 friibersr
3eit, ais bic llfsr nod NH oihten,
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bsbett ndrsn, miiFen bic giber iebr
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Ginsinnati.4. Wlai.

De nahfolgenbsn Guotiruna.n b..
sishen fi6 nur auf Gngros Trans.
aitionen. Bel sfsinersn gei6dften
ipcrbsu etDas h5bere prsife b,rehnd.
propifiou n
s.e5~s.75; 'Jamilp gdmals 1Os
--1ohe pro pfuto.
grodenpttaIaen.s Eltii d
Short clear Geiten 104-10ac; grtrd
ibOrt clear 9a-1osc; Ibort MippsnIeis
ten 10-10ie; Gdultsrn 8i-Sac;
Bellies 10--10te.
Baton. Sbort clear SeiteH
III 111c; ertra fbprt clear Setttn
1oa-112e; fbort Rippsnfsiten IL
114e; SduItsrn 93-9fe Bellies III
--11ae.
Gugdr gureb gtsii9. -
GGtnisn 14--145c: g)inic Shultsrn
10l-10ae; 9rsaff.ii Bacon 49,
19c; Shrlt.rn in padteu 104-
1876; q. y. Gut S6ultsrn 10a--
1oae; trod.Hs Beef SGiuisn 25-
27c.
GHbstp0tsftss GIsif4
- Ger pfuHb. S6inisu l2-12as;
picuie g&ultrn 8i-aat; Bellies
154-164e; Sduitern 8s@s3t; u.
y. Gut DO. 8t-83e.
5rtfdes isleif6. - S6in.
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-ssc; G6uItern 73-s4c; Ifot
Eipbsnieiten 81 a95t; lbort clear
Seiten 9a-1Oc; ,rtra ihori Ssit.n
9s-9se; Bellies, lei6s. 15a-16c;
Bellies, Itpsr. 11-12k.
Neil unb gttreibe
g,ebI. - @inter 9ntent ST.t5
-7.35; Wtn.er ianep $6.8oz-7.05;
Winir Jomilp 6.40-6.55; BiHter
srira $5.95-6.15; Winisr oroinds
res $5.75-5.95; 6arisr Dsissn pa
tent S7.55-7.95; Sartsr Dsi3sn
ianen 81. 1915: Saripr Beirn
Samilp Se.1o--6.5o; ROsssnmebI
norblpsftli6.s aemiiHts5 $685.
so; rsinss Gitp Rossenmebl $6.35--
$50; Gitp stmiidtss RosssHm.hl
$6.25-6.50.
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S1.62; go. 3 bc. S1.61-1.61a; Ro.
4 bo. $1.5S-L60.
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Git; No. 2 DO. 80a-31,; RD. 3 DO.
s0-sOae; To. 4 bo. 79-79ae;
go. 5 30. 77s-7stc; g2u. 8 bo. 76a
- glo. 1 sslbes 79sc; 30. 2
DO, 79-79at; 30. 3 DO. 7SA-79c;
gao. A 30. 77h-7sac; 90. 5 DO. 7sh
TIKI; Ro. 6 DO. 75t-76ac. RO.
/ ssutiffiss 79Se; 80. 2 DO. 70
79ie; go. 8 DO. 7sa-79c; 30. d DO.
77s-7ssc; 9lo. 5 bo. TEXTILE;
RO. 6 DO. 75a -76ic. = WsiB.s acls
bentorn 30 Sic; selbes So-81c;
ssmiI6t.s s0-81c per gui6el.
5df.r. SO. 2 ip.iber 57t-
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3 tpsib.r 56a -57e;; 30. 4 tp.iBsr 20
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Ro 8 s.mii6ter 56-56ae; Ro. 4 gee
mtfater 55t-56e.
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30. 8 S1.17-l19; Ho. 4 Sill
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Dhtsfs.
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3inn - Wa,!t pilIis. - $500
1000.
'aupitr. - W-rtt iteiig; gleetrolns
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Der p.riIpii.nsH "a Stuuosn, psrsliteu
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1as.s parsH ME foIgt;
3ufubr:
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SdIa9tsn.
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1876; aussrlsIsns Bib srtra $7.75-
300; StI.n $2.75-5.75; 5Ieiiars
Stiers S5.50-7.60; auserIeisne ST.
$50; aiix S3.25-5.75; aussrr
l.I,ns bis tr;ra $5.55-6.25; Gamers
S3.00-4.o0; i.tts DARN 2iibs $5.25
--6.25; tttrd $6.35.
9ullsn. - Bel mdbigsr 3uftbr
ino sismlit gutter Radfras, mar Der
Rarti beuts iistis.
WIag,re uno lei6te S4.75-5.75;
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$50; fsti, gull,n S6.25-6.50,
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.ine Siemli9 CUTE uub bic prsiie iieiis
Bis fart.
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fair bis gut. Isihte $7o0-S.75; srtra
S9O0-9.25.
S9peine - Die 3ufubr mar
5suis serins un6 bic preiit itart fir
5leifhsriortsn. 2sihts 9erianbtiortsn
inb GerteI ipdrtn iietis.
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ins 5Isii6krIpriea S7.75-7,soi Drs
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ahIsi 's* gisssss: saisss q u.s.: Is
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Mustudrtige Wsdrtte.
Rem yort, 4. Uai.

Rem y0rt, 4. Usai.
Webl. - Wartt in feIt.r Saltuns.
Rosgnmsbl. - U!artt rubiS.
Nlaismebl. - glrtt Itstis.
goggsn. - Worti isit; RO. 2 @es
fern $1.229 {. I. {. iiir ausfubr.
gerits. Mdrtt rubis.
0ebsn. Wiartt OsrGnberIid;
Ro. 2 rotber $1.69i ano go. 2 6art.,
$171a {. I. {. auf o.m 9eIeiis; 30.
l Rort5.rn Duiutb $1.66 unb go. l
0Ortbsrn UlauitOba S1.66a c. /. I.
guffaIo.
Wsli6torn. Rartt feft; 9lo, .
ssIbss S874 fir prOmpten 9sridnpt.
5ai.r. - Martt itstis.
S.u. - Wsar.t DsrdHo.yIi9; RO. /
S115; go. 2 $1.1O; SO. 3 500
.S1o2t.
5Opien. - Mortt rubig.
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Qeosr. - Wartt i.itr
port. = Ueartt itstig.
gnf. Wartt itetis.
S6malJ. - Wurtt i.it; RipOls
Bef $lO.00-1o.1O.
3alg. - Wartt rubig.
Bul.. = Wurtt it.tis.
5ar,. = Wartt itetis.
5sr5sntir. - Way.t rubis; Wadtns
Barrels 4sae.
Reis. - Wartt fi.tig.
WtolaF.s. - Rnrtt rubis.
3uds,. Rober. - Rartt pilIig.
Gsntriiugil $47o-4.77; WUIaTsss
3u6er $3.93-4.o0.
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Gtntinnati. q Nlai. ll

Gtretrasfi. 4 NaL 1915.
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sins tismliA cute unb Gefb ID dubfrii wsI'
lls, b. BE Danfsa esnagenbt sSonps an
panb baben- AIR Tdrlsbtn .on faus uer.
bfn ven btn Ranisn Az bsrtduet. rpdhrenb
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ssn I'm oHensH Wariie purbfn 9arIftsn
~ sal!T ~ sX-tx nab auf 8sit ~ A.
tk8 plaetft.
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pro Hranf, auf xmiteroam 4os bro @ul.
ban sab ssf 1isH lie yer aron.
UHssss-csttssiisns
Usrss sssia snD astil Die sass.a sac.
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Dis llmfdss i'm bisiis.s Gl,arinsbaus
tdisfsn Ed bsnts auf tA<so.ios.
asfaf esfassfssss.
Die Gilitn Der Cine. strsst Hs. warsn
ttute r4t Iebtait, ionii absr mar Der Wsarft
tutts. Die prtiie iparea i'm algsmtineu
isiig Bsffauis purbsa:
Nm bu gsrfs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-06-12
CHAPTER XIV.

Quest took the dispatch which the
hotel clerk handed TO MIN one after
noon a fortnight later and read it
through without change OF express
sion. Lenora. however. who was BY
his side, knew at once that it con
tanned something startling
What is it?g she asked.
He passed his arm through hers and
led her down the hall to where the
professor and Laura were Just walt.
ing for the lift. He beckoned them
10 follow him to a corner Of the
lounge
There's one thing quite forgot. a
fortnight ago. he said, slowly, when
! suggested that we should none Of US
look at newspaper until the time we
were in California. Have you kept to
our bargain. professor?"
Absolutely"
"And you. girls?"
1--WE never even seen one,% Lenora
declared.
Nor ]. Laura echoed
Il made a mistake" Quest con
fossed. Something has happened
which we ought to nave known about
You had better read this message
or, wait. I'll read it aloud;
To Sanford Quest, Garfield Hotel.
San Diego. Injured IN wreck Of tim
tied. Recovered consciousness today.
Craig reported burned IN wreck pyt
think you had better come on.
FRENCH,
Samaritan Hospital Aiiguez.
Say. when can We startT Laura
exclaimed excitediy.
I+enora clutched at Quests arm.
u knew e." she declared simply. I
felt perfectly certain, when they left
San Francisco, that something would
happen. We haven't see the end Of
Craig yet"
Quest. who had been studying g
glanced once more at the
dispatch
Look here be said, "Aliguez isn't
20 far out Of the way II we take the
southern route TO New York. Let's
get move on tonight
Laura led the way TO the lift She
was IN a state OF rare discomposure.
ITO Think that all the time wr'vo
been giddying round she muttere6.
that poor man has been lying in hos
pitali Makes one feel like brute.
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turing Company.
slips us again. I'm going to stay here
with the bunch.
| The inspector sighed His face had
grown long and the buoyancy had
passed from his manner.
They found the others waiting for
them at the end OF the great wooden
shed. Quest turned to French.
Look here, French" he said, you
know don't want to hurry you of.
hut / don't know what we're going to
do with this fellow about in San Fran
cisco. We don't want to lodge two
charges. and we should have to put
him in jail tonight Why don't you
take him on right awayg There's a
limited goes BY the southern route ID
az hours time"
French assented gIoomily.
THAT suits me-" he agreed 'Youll
be glad to get rid Of the fellow, too,
he added.
They drove straight to the depot,
found two vacant seats in the train.
and Quest, with a little sigh Of relief,
handed over his charge.
Now for little holiday Quest de-
clared, passing Lenora's arm through
his Wen just have lcok around
the city and then get down to san
Diego and take 2 look at the exposi-
tiun there. No responsibilities, no Cne
to look afte7. nothing to do but enjoy
ourselves.
Quest and Lenora tvrned away from |
the window Of the Az tel, out Of which I
they had been gazing fo,' the last
quarter Of an hour.
TITS too beautiful" Lenora sighed. I
Quest stood for a moment shaking
his head The professor. with a pile
OF newspapers stretched out before
him, was completely engrossed in
their perusal. Laura, who had been
sitting Ia En- armchair at the farther
end of the apartment. was apparently
deep in thought.
Say, you two are no sort Of people
for a holiday Quest declared. "As
for you, Laura, can't think what's
come over you. You never opened
your mouth at dinner time. and you sit
here now looking like noti ag on
earth
4 am beginning to suspect her. Le-
lora chimed in 'Too bad he mad to
hurry away. dear'"
Laura's indignation was not alto
sether convincing. Qgest and Lenora
exchanged amused glances. The for
ner picked up the newspaper from the
loor and calmly turned out the pro-
lamp
Look here he explained. 'this is
he first night Of our holiday. I'm 60
ns to run the party and I'm going TO
make the rules. No more newspapers
onight OF for fortnight You un-
No reading, nothing but
riyolity. And no iovesickness. Miss
aura
'Loyesickness, indeed" she re-
eated seornfully
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is SICKNESS A SIM

II not. It's wicked 70 neglect Illness
and means OF relief, It's wicked to
endure Liver Ills, Headache. Indi-
gestion, Constipation, when one dose
Of Po-Do-Lax gives relief Po-Do-
Lax Is Podophyin (May Apple), with
out the gripe. 1t arouses the Liver,
increases the flow OF bile Natures
antiseptic in the Bowels. Your Con-
stipation and other ills disappear oy-
er night because Po-DosIax has help
ed Nature to remove the cause. Get
q hottie from your Druggist today.
Get rid of your Constipation over
night.
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Sanford oarst, master criuiinologist Of
fhe world. finds that in bringing 10 justice
MapdnuEal. the murderer OF Lord Ash
ieigl's daughter. he has but jfsf begun q
llfeAand death struggle with q mysterious
master criminal In 81 hidden hut in Pro-
fessor Asfileighs garden he has seen an
ape skeleton and living creature, half
monkey, baif man, destroyed BY FIRE. In
his r00nna have appeared black boxes con-
faining rutsaS. signed Nv q pair OF armless
hands Laura and I4enora. his assistants.
suspect Craig. the professors servant OF
a double murder The black boxes con-
tinue 10 app ar ia uncanny fashion Craig
ig trapped, but escapes te England. where
Quest. Lcnnra and the profess or follow
him Ierd Ashieieh Is murdered by the
Hands, craig IL captured and escapes to
Port Said. where cues; ami his party also
XXI, ana beyond into the desert. They are
captured by ManEDrs among whom Craig
seems 20 be IN authority. escape with
c.rAig an their captive and are rescued by
British troopS
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Hes been unconscious all the
time Quest reminded her.
| Might have expected to find US
4 there when he came to, anyway K
Laura insisted.
Lenora smiled family as she caught
a glance from Quest
"Isaura's got heart somewhere, \
she muttered. only it takes an awful
lot of getting at,r
They found French, already conva-
lescent, comfortably installed in the
private ward Of q small hospital in the
picturesque New Mexico town. Layra
almost Ut once established herself by
his side.
Can you remember anything about
the wreck, Frenchs" Quest inquired.
The inspector passed his hand
wearily over his forehead.
1T seems more Ike a dreamer
rather q nightmare-than anything.
he admitted Il was sitting opposite
Craig when the crash came. was
unconscious for time When came
to, was simply pinned down by the
side of the carr could see man
working hard to release me, tugging
and straining with all his might. Every
now and then | got a glimpse OF his
face. 1t seemed queer, but could
have sworn il was Craig. Then other
people passed BY. heard the shrek
of locomotive. could see doctor
bending over some bodies. Then 1t
all faded away and came back again.
The second time was nearly free.
The man who had been working SO
hard was just smashing the last bit
Of timber away. and again saw his
face and that time was sure that It
was Craig. Anyway, he finished the
job. ! suddenly felt could move my
limbs The man stood up as though
looked at me, called to the
doctor, and then he seemed to fade
away. 1t might have been because / i
was unconscious myself. for don't
anything else until / found
myself in bed
Il would indeed, the professor re- I
marked, 'be an Interesting circum- ;
stance-an interesting psychological
circumstance, If ] might put it that
way--if C.-aig, the arch-crtminal, the
man who has seemed TO US SO utterly
ieyoid OF all human feeling. should
-eally have toiled in this manner to
Jet free his captor."
ttIpfnrfaCrffe nr nr1 ~
served, "Td like to know whether il ]
vas Craig or not understand there i
we're about q dozen unrecognizable i
sodies found |,
The nurse, who had left the room
or few minutes, returned with a
mall package in her hand, which she d
landed to French He looked at it in s
puzzled manner. s
Say, what can that be?- he NUT y
cred. turning it over. Addressed TO v
ne ell right, but there isn't a soul b
nows I'm here except you folks. Will I.
gu open it, Miss Lauraav =
She took 1t from him and united the d
trings. A little breathIess cry es- v
aped from her lips as she tore open Il
he paper A small black box was dis q
losed She opened the lid with trem- +,
ling fingers and drew out scrap OF =,
aper. They all leaned over and read II
,gether:
You have all lost again. Why not Vi
I've up? You can never win. "
THE HANDS
Lenora was perhaps the calmest u
be simply nodded with the meian =,
holy air OF satisfaction OF one who 4
nds ner preconceiyed ideas con- T.
-med. :;
4 knew i'll she exclaimed softly,
knew It at the depot. Craigs time =,
rs not come yet He may be some n
here near us, even now"
She glanced nneasily around the ~
ard Quest who had been examin- \
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ing the postmarks on the package,
threw the paper down.
The postmark's all blurred out !"
he remarked There's no doubt about
It. that fellow Craig has the devils
own luck, but wel get him--we'u get
him yet III Just take a stroll up TO
police headquarters and make q few
inquiries You might come with me.
Lenora, and Laura can get busy with
her amateur nursing"
Il shall make Inquiries the profes
sor announced briskly. Concerning
the local museum. There should be
interesting relics hereabouts Of the
prehistoric Indians"
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Oh listen to the gra2hophone,
Oh listen to the graphophonei
The graphophone is going all the day
Friends drop in to condone:
Oh listen to the graphophone,
| guess Wen break our lease and
move away.
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A bilious, half-sick feeling. loss OF
energy, and constipated bowels can
be relieved with surprising prompt
ness by HERBlNE. The first dose
brings improvement, few doses puts
the system In fine, vigorous condi-
ton. Price soc. Sold by Owl Drug
Store.
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See the races at Fair Grounds to-
morrow, June 70, 1880 y. m. Three
big events. Admission 25e Grand
s:and free. Free band concert.
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CHAPTER XVI.

A man sat on the steps Of the range
cook wagon. crouching as far back as
possible 70 take advantage Of its slight
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Standing Of the Teams.

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Standing Of the rsams.

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standing Of the Teams.

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standing u the Teams.

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V axxxM Kws
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After the Wreck Another Warning.
self just in time. He flung himself
from his horse and plunged into the
stream. 1t was several moments be-
fore he was able to reach Lenora,
From the opposite bank Craig watched
them, glancing once or twice at the
bridge. One OF the wooden pillars
had been sawn completely through.
"Are you hurt, dear?" Quest gasped,
as he drew Lenora to the bank.
I, She shook her head.
Just my side. Did Craig get
away?"
Quest looked gloomily across the
stream.
~Craig's in Mexico, right enough.
he answered savagely, but I'm be.
ginning to feel that could fetch him
back out Of hellls
(To BE coNTINUED)
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LEADER wANTs pRINg REsULTs
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LEADER WANTS Do..svs RESULTS
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LEADER WANTS BRING RESULTS
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shelter from the burning IN. He
held before him newspaper, GER
tain paragraph ofwhich he was eager
ly devouring, In the distance the mail
boy was already disappearing In a
cloud of dust.
FAMcus cRlMlNoLoGIsT IN ALL
GuEZ.
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LEADnR WANTS Brings RESULTS