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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-17
POLISH REGENCY COUNCIL
COMPEL HUN 70 YIELD
"Undazifahas Consequences" 1ssu
'Un14s n obta1nst. ceatzsl ef :
Administrative work.

A1EEERDA1k wednesday, October
is.-CorresDondencs between the Pc
lIsh regency council. meeting at War
saw, with Gen. Hans n. Won Beseler.
German governor general Of occupied
territory In Russia, 10 printed in the
Frankfort Gazette. and shows that
the council threatened, Undesirable
consequences" II the administrative
departments were not transferred to
1t +uneonditionally. Gen. Won Beseler
had promised only . limited transfer.
In his nnal letter the governor gen
eral, In terms Of abject poiiteAess,
announced tho abandonment Of his
former standpoint and granted the
demands Of tho council.
Austria May Yield to Poland.
BASEL, Switzerland, October 1s:-
An oncial statement Is published In
Lublin newspapers reaching here that
Austria Ia ready to suppress military
occupation of Poland and hand over
the civil administration to the Polish
government as soon as II is ready to
statement continues, Austria will do
her utmost to assist In the reconsti-
tuition Of the state, placing govern
ment employees at its disposal when
ever necessary. In reurn Austria
counts on Poland to export to Austria
surplus food and raw material q.
The Frankfort ZeitunS. q copy of
which has been received, says the
transfer will begin shortly, but that
it will be slow on account Of a lack
of Polish officials. All services con-
nected with the war, such as food
supplies and muhition making, will
remain in. the hands Of Germany, and,
consequently, military occupation wfll
continue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-17
Million British Lives Given.

LONDON. Wednesday. October H.
up to the present nearly 1,ooo. 900 Brit
tsh lives have been sacrificed in the
war. according to information re-
ceived by Reuters limited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-17
IMPROVEMENT IN STEEL.
SITUATION HERE SHOWN
Administrators Replogie's Survey
Discloses Production Sm Far Be
hind War Demands However.

] Improvement In the steel situation
is shown by survey just completed
by Steel Administrator Replogle of
the War Industries Board. but in
disclosing this officials Of the board
said production still was far behind
war demands. and the outlook for
supplies for non-war industries for
the remainder of the war was not
bright.
Pig iren now is being produced in
the United States at the rate Of more
than 100000 tons . year, and steel
plates at the rate Of nearly 6,000,o0O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-17
R1LEAsED ron TWENTY DAYS
Three 1iohzgsn Rspabl icans. Refuse
b Tell About Campaign Expehses.

-
NEW YORK. ootober 17.-A1len A
|Templston, Frank ". Blair and Thorn
NJ r. Philips, leaders Of the republi-
can United States senatorial campaign
In Michigan. .ysstsrday were recon-
mitted, to jan on charges Of contempt
in the federal court here. On notice
Of appeal, however, they were imme-
diately paroled In the custody OF their
counsel
The parole was subsequently
changed by the court to the release Of
the defendants ON their own recognize
ances for a period OF twenty days.
Meantime their counsel. Martin W.
'Littleton, will appeal the case to the
United States Supreme Court.
The alleged contempt involves the
refusal OF the defendants to testify
here in q grand jury. Investigation Of
campaign expenses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-17
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-17

at the rate Of only approximately
%, 100000 tons Q year, however, ana
the demands Of the government ana
the allies is. at the. rate Of about
50, 900, 900 tonk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-17

The Philippine Islands have over
subscribed their quota Of $1,000, 900
and expect to exceed it by so per cent
before the campaign closes.
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Don't stay stuffed-up!

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-17

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-11

etearns GDuntp @sfan8enen $23.25; Der
Bentpn gDuntn-gefanse1en 1925; Der
Ser. 5traten @efau9enen s 1875; securitp
Blant 8DDf & Brinting Co., Blants unb
Supplies $S6.25; Geinharb smitb, 3eus
aengebabr. sdlinf 50. 90; Smitb Broom
Co., Biidber $2.25; 3ermann stallbaurn,
3eugengebibr, Sblinf 400; SbielmanH
6arbtpore Co.. 8aren $52. "; g. S.
Ebeiien, gpuntD<RpmmiHargebtibren uno
Meilengelb .$58. Is; Slid. SbDmep. 5reis
marfen. glpreB etc $61. o3; Zines 9rnd<
Observation-Disclosures Der @amp1e
gaaots $40. rs; Der Rummi6drz gerbano>
lungeu 1915; bessleihen $99. 90; Ser
6fentlibungen Der 8erb6rsnDti5 $ 80;
u. q. Spo6. Sngenieur BET Garmiug unb
Munlpn grade s.. 90; Colbert Station,
Aeuaenaebubr ETC., gbrlibmaun 1854;
sSsacpb @eber, &pmmiKdrbieufe unb
Metlenaelb $134.4 40; 6. $. BeH, 9uppli<
fats8latten fur 11rtunben . Resitrar
$22 so; Bef 9isinfectant Co.. 6anbtub-
seuQ $12. so; SO. s. Bieber, glrbeit on
Jarrning & Munion Bride $3.50. Nuf
Mntrag pestagte iib bic Bebbrbe fine bic.
(SiegeI)
g. g. 2abr, gorfieer Der gountbs
Beb0rbe bon 5tedrns COUNTY,
Ninn.
8eftdtiat: Sill. Ghomeb, County Nubitor
lnb ggzOHietu GIerf Der 8eb6rbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-11
0fener 8rief bes NhiIip
9~amerampfer.
Meiu lieber Serr &ebadtipnar!

UtItN kt&0$A -eRN%% OS~~s$$SV*NS%<
@ie i9 feuen Abenb bon SEN 8e-
oeatpeiIer beim i'm fomme, bot Sic
2i55ie, mos meine Site Is, idon i'm
gett gelege I'M bat geidnprtu mie 10
EN- otter @al1l. l1nner oroinebre &on-
oiid1ers 6ubu id als e <bl gleid in
mei1le &lnpp idniefe, a1Daper leaen
Mbe11o mar ib IN 51 e grobes gd=
leitment for ans Sdlafe 51 oenfe TN
i9 ben audi gefiiblt, als Oh id Sic
99i5sie reitetpeg 10 mas u1er uuf oeitih
lage 0ubt, reit off 6en &iebl sic Na1bs
perffiinbe foat. Sd ben for Sen Site
fen geitart, Die 2i53te oor1 freurrb1i=
die 3ur1tfe aus ibre Driems auf5u=
mede.
ST. fen gemiBt, ooB lie lid nil
germ quftpefe ldBt TIT %getpobnIid
iobr nitro, otp1per Ole Sfebiden Is
ood 10 efftru orbinebr gepeie, oab
id GIT mild geiagt ben, 0aB es 0as
bette NOR, iperrr idp gleid ibre Opin=
len froge fodt, 10 oaB lie nod email
orimtper ldlofe f0nnt. @ea, aQ mein
rufe 6at nids gebolfe TN Dos bot mid
mdto gemadh. Sd fam nit febtr
pie en- perrinftiger Wenid 10 fell
Idlafe fnnn. Ssh fen midi e @laS
Molfer gebolt I'm BEN lie nit BEN &af,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-11

abenbs beim fornmt, bann NOR es
53eit, onb bas @otptuernment einfteps
pc oebt. @enn Die 3ittiiens bid for
en- aaun5elmann eledte bette, mas ia
gong mtsgeidloiie Is, oenn oebte Ie
Sen groBte Meistebf bon Die 8elt nra-
dye, biefobs es gebort ood fDaiie e
flein tperig fammen Sen5 5n 10 e VI
fis, a1utper idt bdtt noh feir Bennie=
mertb 8rebns I'm 1pdr for ben Hielen
en- 5eblier bon ben Bort ugol"
ss1 sem 2ein e Edit bot sic 2i55ie
rod for ole Mngite 3eit gefdtpast
I'm ih n1ltB iage, id) ben al16 nod
email ip1per Die @eididt nahgeoenft.
Mebbie oie 2i53ie is gar nit 10 biel
m1s Sen @eg, ber i'd 5u mild ge-
oentr. Sic oubt ieet idon 10 piele
SATIRE NIT mildly 5uiamme pobne I'M
bot id1br gen1lg e Sidebns ge1abt
a11s5ufinne, ob id 8rebns fen oboer-
nit I'm id fen oa1d gleid mein Weino
,m1fgentadt, baB anes mebbie rl1r
'mio6er en- Drif bon SEN Bonib mar,
INN midi 51 fiooe. 8en, id ben mid
10 idnen, nie id gefonnf fen, fertig
gennodM I'm fin BET SEN Bebes1peiler
un % bot er mild e Na1bspebper ge-
3eigt, no orin geprim mar, baB Die
Sittie e Gidebns bditt, enolid emol
en- quite @aun5elmmn gu friege, bic
Tabs unier prunminenter Sittilen
SPLITTER Ebtlipp Sauerampfer oebt oie
Sod f%onfiooere, off er oie Nornni-
nebfden ad5epte 6ebt.
Mitnms en- Drinf at r1ebme, i'm
#id NIT SEN Eebper beim 5u Ole Big
gle. Sd mill mir email iebn, Of lie int
mer nody oenft, buB id en- Giel i'm,
momit id perbleitpe
Shine Sbrn lietper
Ebilipp Suuerampfer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-11
ltnn5tis erufe antOs.

Cine getpaltise Mense gaiolin
miro tdglid periduenoet, neil Dos
gubIifum barauf beite6t, l1l1qe-
mohnlid uno uunotig groBe Iuto-
mobile alt gebral1den," Dnroe fits
lid) IN Ser 3citldrift ~sete'1tif7e
4merican" befaltptet. Ialtleroe bon
Maidinen BON so big 80 Eferoe-
fraft ueroen berust, no iolfe pon
80 bis 40 Gferoefraft pollfomr1en
binreid)en tpiiroen. Dieie groBen
Mald,iuen ben6ttgeu nidt MIR grD-
Bere Mengelt Galolin. lonoern IN
folge ser Sdneligfeit 1T ibr Wer-
braub aud Elm ralderer, mas cine
ueitere 8eridlpenoung beoelltet, Die
Ibeorie, oaB cine .Helerpe-getrlebs-
fruit miinIdensuert lei, mag frii-
ber, ais sic Motoren nod nIdt 10
tiidtig uno a1uerldflig parer, rp1e
iie es iebt iino, etruas fir lib gebabt
BADEN, ober bos bat ies+ feline Sill
tigfeit mebr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-11
Sic On, elorreid1en @ierten aebal=

Sic am glorreidJen &ierteu gebal=
te11e Heoe bes R%rdiibenten ont Gro
BE @albingtors tit a11f SEN entbuiia=
itiiden Son geltimmt, Ser Der Sc
oelltung 0es Cages, Srt uno 3eit
angepoBt mar. Sbren pofenoem
5i%noergrltn6 erbielt lie ourd Ste am
Gage borber Ser Oeffentlidfeit iber=
gebene Angoben iiber oen l1mfang
~unlerer %bisberigen &riegsleiitlngen.
SSn 6ieier 8erbinoa1ng lit tie sic To-
glide 6%ortIeeung Ser friiberen ansz
lui1uugen oes Frdiibenten iiber I'M
iere &riegs5iele, uno tn oieler Ser
binoltng beionoers tueroen lie fir
,3iel u1ro &idtung Ser fommenoen
greigniIie id1per ins @eiidt fallen.
slndp oieie Geoe oes Grdiibente1r &C.
bort SIT ben groBen 9ofumenten oes
Meltfrieges, uno als lolhes miro lie
in Sic @eididte ii6ergefen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-11

ler belprinfeH. 60 bot ie ebbes Dor
lid, bingegrun3t i'm but iid alf Die
annere Seit gelegt I'm bot r1tbig me1-
ter geidlafe.
Ga lin id) Der I'M i'm bin - sic
lebn, ib i'm gan5 oesperett getporoe
- iii ben mid EN- &ebl boa 8aiier
gebolt. Gen fen id grab iptDer fe
allsgeleert. 90 is atplper bas 5eier-
morris geitart! 8ie en- gar no mer
fem Sunges rolbe 'bubt, Is Ie aus
DEM Set getidumpt. Sd fann Sbne
iage, ous gar13e Sous bat gefdebft,
mie ie ON Sen 5lobr geldnoet Is. lin
pie fe mild geIebn bat, 90 bot ie mild
Mome gerufe, NO nit gut IN Brint
guide bette LII mo- ote 9i35ie lire -gar1-
sc Heppetebid)en als 2eb6te Hen1me
bette. sic mern MIDI forgoen Site
len a19 edsiabie, lnenn id Die 8or=
tie bier nit repiete. % fann ra1r TO-
bel lage, oaB lie Ole Spinien m1sge-
oriift but, baB id) en- giel I'm e BUM
mes 4ameeI NOR. @en, iolang a1s
ie 10 {, Spinien bon mid gebabt bat,
ZEN id iie 6od nit iage Tone, 6oB
mild meine Sreunoe aIs @al1n5elman
bubite pene. Sd BEN for ben 3ieien
a1d nidts geingt, ols tpie: n2i53ie,
81, tpeiBt nit, tpas on tabfe oarbff, i'd
ben bidy ebbes orig Sn1portentes 81
.iage qebabt, atptper Denn bi Sen 8eg
fuble I'M odte b1rbit, bqnr1 fann i'd es
bid) beut nit mebr iage. Seq on oidJ
lietper ui6ber IN bein geH, Ionlf
batbit bu mebbie flint Minl1te bon
oein 10 idtper per6ierte Sdluf mife.
3umit tin ih on1s ibr Hubm fort
I'M fen midi a11d ms gett gelegt.
Sd ZEN nod9 for Sic ldngite 3eit ois
9i55ie idin1pfe unb %gr1t1nbele gebort.
Mebbie bat ie ous nnile gett IN 8lrt
gebrodt. Wie iJ ONT nddlte Worge1l
m1sgefaanne fen, bat lie lih gor Mi
n1ebr ms 9et lege tonne; ie bot Td
an D1e &ulit1d lege m1111e, mo- ne 11d
10 bat m1fboppele miiie, ouB tie en-
9ediefduB bot friegt. 9afor lin id
off apbrs geblebmt mor0e. S6 ben
oa5 ol1d gan5 rubig imtper MIDI er=
geben lniie. s(ptper ont Morgen Zen
id ood Sic 9ee11igfeit aus mein gu
Item eral1s friege milfe. Sd ZEN ge=
iagt, ooB ib e quite Sldenbs batt,
&aun5elmmn gu meroe, bdB i6 atp=
uer nod nit augeiagt bdtt, biefnfs
id) uoat 6o6 51teridt ptHe, mas tie
0ripaper benfe 6ebt.
lin mii1e Sc, mas ie geiagt bot2
&c hat eeiagt, ie Debt, iobolo ie &C.
oreBt NOR, 5u BEN @eoesmetler gebn
I'M Debt i'm Sr0er getptpe, 0nB Ell
mid feline 9rinfs mebr perfaufe
loft. @enn EN- Mam 10 biel 8ubs
5l iid] t1etnme oebt, 6aB er feline or.
ME 6rou ntiBtriete b11bt, men1r Ell
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-11
Verhandlungen
beS Bparb Der @pnntD SDm=
mifdre DON Stearn8 Spnfis
tn minnefpta.
9punerfoo. BEN 10. Stunt, 1918.

VUUUSINUH, uSt III. ON"
Ser gertasuus seudB trat bic Gount1a
behbrbe auiammen; g. 3. 2abr als Sor<
jiser uub bic Mitelieber &eber, Ibetlen
uub Offering ansueieub; 5erraan abtoe'
feub. auf 4ntras bes Sacob Beber, u11H
teriflst BON Sen. Offering tpuroe1 Die
@eiufe bes geter s. 8Dff, Snbn :. 51r'
feabera uuo Raria Mertlins uno anoes
rer fir gerriuaerune Ser Nbihdsung Der
Steueru auf @runseiseuthum beadtist
unb Der Mstuueipta SteuertpmmiHipu aur
Uutbetsuns unterbreitet. auf antrag
bes Sen. @aerins, untertabt npn y. 5.
9beileu, tpurbeu Der SberiHs 8eriht fur
ben Mpnat Mai 1918 ~ansennn1.neu unn
Gufbetpabruns anseorbnet. auf antras
bes, Saepb. 8eber, urterftlbt bon OeH.
Offering, einiste iih bieie 8eh5rhe oabtr,
baB Stearns Counts 3ahlunssfnr Inter-
holt Der gearia amalia Srbtida, Hatter1'
tin oes Minneiptn StoatstS anttort11m
Bis snrr Sanuar 1919 garaHttert- anIl
Gutras bes 3. s. Sbeiien. unterithst ooH
Gen. Offering, murbe Der 8erieht Der Aiiss
Observation-Disclosures sutsebeiBen, anse'
npu,meu uno aufbeuabrung aageoronet.
s. o. grablep, @ebutfs<Snsentuar be'm
g~puutnorobeu SEQ. 81 unterbrettete let11
2ertiffot fir Mnnahme Der BON Softer
9proina an ieuem @raben ooaenoete11
Irbeit. auf antras oes Ben. eaerins,
unterfist BON Sacpb 8eber. leste Die
8ehbroe oen l. Su1t 1918 ala ben Tag
felt, ON benz eine 8eii4tisuns ieHer ar'
Belt bon bieier 8ebbrbe porsenomr1en
wirb. auf Antras bes Sen. eaertns'
uuterflst BON 9. S. Shetien, tuuroe tolz
oeuber gelhluB eefabt: 8eld3lonen, oaB
Die guuutpbehbrbe BON stearns eourt9'
Iiun., hermit BEN Saul elmer aroetter
geroatunaszTplice BON Der 2onoon9uara
outee uub Ncctoent gompang berptltgt,
uuterperfeu ihren 8ebtusungen uno Sorz
5ehuuoeu Die fir Serantruortltbfeit otez
ies gouutn unter Der Operation Der Attn'
ueIpto 8urfmen's Compensation Afte
fsopitel SEQ. AIT Der a1sen1einen Gelese
nm 1918 bes 5toates RtuuelDtn u11o IT.
oeub zines o~iesbeaaslihen Immenoe'
ments.)
(stesel)
g. g. aabr, gorilber, Saeob 8ebsr,
gnl. Sermau, Sen. @1ering, IS.
:. Sheiien, g~ou,ttpbeboroe bon
Stearns gountb, Nttn1.
gefdtiet: Rf. Sbomep, @olnthza1to1tor
sluf 9utrna bes Sen. g1ertng, inter-
flst BON g. S. Sbeiien. uuroe fol9en'
Der BeidluB sefaBt: 9a oas Seiud7, tnr
auselethuus bes Soiepb Scribe, zines
armen, BON Der 5~opnbebDrbe oes s0n1
ct. Murtin u%uterbrettet uuroe, 10 1T be-
5hlpfeu, bas bas 8erb6r be6lslth oes
@eIuhes uno Sic Nnselegenbett Der Sez
fimmune Ser aussleihuus oes bela9ten
:Sp5enh Scribe am g.. Su1i 1918, sfuet nbr
uahmittugs sebalten miro, nno oaB Die
5puns ct. Martin, Spring 9tn, sate
@eproe uub %goIegepiGe, mas ote IN gee
nouutem @eiud9e angegebenen Sotpus
itub, in oenen geuannter SDiepb Scribe
Der queabe uad i'm lesteu Sabre gepobut
bot, ppn benz eenaunten gerbbr IN 8ennt'
uiB eeiest tueroen.
Sotiert ct. glpub, BEN t3. Stunt, 1918.
(SieeeI)
g. g. 2ahr, goriiber; SSacob @ez
Der, Sal. German, Sen gnering
g. S. Sbetien, gountn.Behoroe
bon 5tenrns gountb, Wtn1n.
geitdtiet: 0tf. 5homeb, @ountp5duDttor
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-07-11

@ut nur ser bas 5euer tennt.
Dem Die etg'ne Rappe brennt.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-06-20

goes to the penitentiary. He associ
ates with thieves and worse. He
comes out a bad man. Or we do not
set the officers of the law on him. He
continues unburglng houses. The
| habit grows. Each house he unbur-
giles tempts him to unburgle two; each
set of spoons he leaves in house
tempts him TO leave two sets in the
next house or four sets or a solid silver
punch bowl In short time he wipes
out his little fortune. He bOrrows: he
begs. At last be steals In order to
unburgle one house he burgIes anOth
err. lie leads a dual life. sort of
Jekyll- Hyde life"
whats a Jekyll-Hyde lifeT' asked
Mr.. Gubb. whose interest was growing
"a sort of double header" explained
Billy Getz. You can see where the
poor wretch would end, can't your
"But what if | caught him. said
Mr. Gubb.
"Oh. you won't catcb-I mean we
will leave that to you. You might give
him a scare-frighten him out Of the
unburgling habit I'll tell Marshal
Whitaker you will get on the trail?'
Eyes" said Philo Gubb. 81 feel sor-
nv for the Teller. Maybe he's lettin'
his wife and children suffer for food
while he unburgles away his sub
stance"
Then" said Billy Getz. taking up
his lung tester, suppose you stop in at
the marshars office tonight at $50.
Whitaker will tell you all about it"
Philo Gubb waited until Billy was
well out Of the house, and then he
gave one Of his rare grins.
'Thats one of his tricks. blame
him. he said "He done it. and
know he done 1t. and he done it to
make a fool out of me. and Whitaker
Is in It with him, but anyway | amt
as green as he thinks I am. Least
wavs | amt no greener. And 1 know
enough to know it don't make no diff
ference whether a Teller breaks into
house or out of house; It is burglary
all the same. | guess | owe Billy GetZ
scare. and if can prove that IN
burglary on him he'll get the scare all
right
Defective Gubb ate his light evening
meal at the pie wagon. From 6 until
fifteen minutes after 8 he pored over
the twelve lessons Of the Rising Sun
Correspondence School Of Detecting
He read the lesson on Burglary and
Burglars" twice. and when 1t was time
TO 90 TO the marshal's office he pinned
the large nickel plated star On his vest.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-06-20

rather sad curve. The detective bust
ness had been Slow with him for sew
eral months aud he was eager for a
new trial Of his skill. hut he doubted
Billy Getz.
when | started in takin' lessons
from the Ri sing Sun Correspondence
School of Detecting. said Mr.. Gubh
solemnly Il aimed to DO s.li,ily re
tail business in detecting and let the
wholesale alone
Seeing that YOU learned by mail. ''
said Billy Geiz Il should think you'd
be better fitted to do mail order bust
ness
Them terms of retail and wholesale
is my own" said Mr.. Gubb BY
wholesale mean this here big sort
Of work. like dynamiters jobs and
town police work BY retail mean
private work. like shadowing for Iii
vorce getters and such as that what
you might call quick sales and small
profits. And my experience in the
wholesale detecting line haint led me
to change my notion. guess I'll let
this GriScom business alone
you don't believe anybody would
unburgle house. guess" said Billy.
Yes do" Phlo Gubb said. With
earnestness. "a fellow cam tie a knot
or he can unite it, can't he? And II
a man can burgle he can unburgle
1t all depends whether he's got gen
erous or a grasping disposition. A
mercenary burglar would naturally
burgle things out of a house after he
had burgled himself in, but gener-
Gus hearted burglar would just as nat
urally burgle things into a house and
then burgle himself out That stands
to reason.
"Of course 1t does" said Billy Getz
And | knew you would see It that
way
81 see things reasonable" said Philo
Gubb But | guess won't take up
the case. feel like | was fitted to
take up most sorts of cases If | wanted
to- but unburgling amt no common
crime 1t wasn't mentioned in the
twelve lessons | got from the Rising
Sun Correspondence school. | wouldn't
hardly know how TO go about catching
an unburglar"-
Just do the opposite from what it
says to do to catch a burglar" said
Billy Getz. THE reason | ask you to
take this case is because know you
have a good heart Here is this man
unburgling houses. For all we know
he is honest and upright said Billy
Getz. I'VE put the officers of the law
on his track They capture him. He
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method would be to shadow Billy
Getz from shutdown each day until he
caught him unburgling another house.
found something to connect him with
the unburglaries. So he went home to
his room at the Widow Murphy's.
Once in his room he seated himself on
the edge of the bed and took from bis
pocket Lesson TX. of the Correspond
ence School of Detecting and lost him
self In its pages. 1t was II when he
began to undress.
Ii was then he first realized that the
knees of his light trousers were damp
from kneeling in the pansy bed. and
he looked at them ruefully. The
knees were stained like Joseph's coat
Of many colors, and they were his best
trousers.
The next morning he rolled the
trousers IN a bundle and took them