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McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1921-09-09
Fritter Batter.

Mix and sift together one cupful OF
-four and one-fourth Of teaspoonful
of salt. Add two-thirds Of cupful
of milk gradually, and two eggs
beaten thick, one tablespoonful of
olive oil and the whites Of the eggs
folded in after being beaten stiff.
Bananas cut in quarters, sprinkled
with lemon and sugar, let stand half
an hour, then dipped In the batter and
cooked as the apple fritters, are de-
licious. In fact any fruit may be
used for frltters.
NuA. hL4.la
&c. 1891. Western Newspaper Union)
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1921-09-09
County Officials


R. B. Baptist ...-.............-.-.........-Judge
w. X. Alternately attorney General
]. H. Hill Foreman Grand Jury
Court convenes third Monday In Jam
uary, May and October.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-03-18
RAILROAD SERVICE

The possible reduction of the trail
service on the Phoebe Branch line 1,
matter that should have the wides,
publicity. In \ word. the Salt Lake
route desires to avoid giving Phoebe
service"
Recently when the exorbitan,
freight raise of rs per cent was put
into effect. officials of the Salt Lake
Route assured shippers that this In
crease In revenue would enable the
railroad to give better service. This
assurance 10 apparently forgotten
and the Salt Lake Route. while de-
airing Phoebe revenue. tries to avoid
giving Phoebe service
Latest inforpation from Senator
Scott conveys the information that
the hearing ON this matter will be
held in Phoebe on April 14th, the
II snsfersnce of location being due
to Senator SCOTS efforts.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-03-18

Si'u' our me noise from pounding se
rouay interfere with the traditjons
methods OF dramatic escape.
Hood~inking the ouarda
once III great while. indeed. guard,
are stu hoodwinked by an sudacion.
TICK Some years ago. In Neweate
<phh.. very unusual and original de
parfure from prison occurred.
= prisoner had died and his bod,
was lying 10 pine box in the chanel
rendy for burial. colored prisone,
realized the possibilities Of that HOY
pretending illness with convincing real
'Sh' ~ the dinner tsbIe. the negro was
permitted 10 leave the room and go
10 ms cell unattended. Instead. no
Went to ihs chapel. removed the body
.io'" the box and hid 1t In a corner
men he liked the nails In the I'D m
t"ni The box would open easily and 70,
inside
AHer dinner three Irish prisoner.
nnd guard were sent to get tn. nov
Inc four got into the prison Wagon
WIN their burden and drove of TO IN.
cemetery. AZ they set the box down
ny me grave q moan came from n
me men stood staring at It with buis.
ing eyes Then loader groan arose
"Murthcr!" yelled the Irish convict.
'Ihe corpse In alive" And they fore
nnrk to the Jail, the guard only one
step behind them
Left Wagon for Him.
TING corpse" lost no time in con,ro
Out OF his hiding place. The euard's
gun 'ny where he had dropped Il fn
MS night. and the prison wagon was
also conveniently left. With these 70
heip him, the fleeing convict had .
GOOD sthrt before the pursuit began
and he got away.
This Is an escape after the pattern
OF medieval affairs. There Is adven,
ture IN H. But such tricks are rarely
LET alone executed Mostlv
prisoners who depart unofficially from
JAN 90 80 by collision with a guard !
oy force Tin small jails, not strongly
po'iced), or occasionally by breakine
their word when given liberties under
inc honor system And when the pris-
oner does carefully break out Of tsil !
Dy one Of these methods he ususllv
ends by coming to Doctor budding TO |
help him break In again.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-03-18
LEGAL NOTICES
BILLS ALLOWED
tns board OF County Commas
ionsrA January Jth, 1891

me following bills ve.s AllovaA
end ordered paid BY the board !,
County G. mm,ssionsrs q II. -,
alAr meeting meeting held on Mara,
Sth. 1881.
Franklin =. wadsworth. sal.r,
ana auto hire. elsS.0o
Chas. Cuivsrwsll. salary. car hire
cash advanced and refund on DOLL tar
s273.1o.
J. Lees Denton. salary. cash sdyan
esd auto hire and tslssrams. sl41ss
Eva Dolan. salary ana cash sdvan.
csd for stamps. tl05.oo.
~. Rosder. salary ana sash ad.
vanced Tor removing dead dora.
s11sSo.
James N. Holliassr. salary and
mileage. ~ County commissioner
e3e.lo.
James Ryan. salary and mileage 1.
County Commissioner. $3.50.
VIM. 7. Stewart. salary and mile
age - County commissioners sIa 90
Jane Ryan. cash advanced to in.
digsnt. o3.ls.
James Ryan cash sdv~nrsd lsbo,
and supplies Calisnts bridge. 80 n
Earl mathews. salary - Assessor
$4,000.
Geo. W. Franks. salary. Treasurer
and lash advanced Tor stamps ste
S1ss.7e.
Or. ). \. Hassiass. GALAXY a. ,os.,|
registar. $500.
Georgia !. Enslish, sslary a M.
cordsr and cash advanced for stamps. |
ola7.3S. Z.
Holt MIG. Co.. rent on service mas |
nsto. $3.50
Hodges Cook Nero. Co.. supplies 70
court house Z -.
A. 9. Thompson CO.. supple, for
Dourt house.. tl.lS.
Amalgamdksd p. n. 4 d. Co.. watsr
Tor court housss oS.Ao.
Wsst Pub. Co., Law Books. oA.oo.
A. @. B1Add. cash advanced Tor
'egistsrins primary slsetiop.suppiiss.
)0sVW ~
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-03-18
THE KNocKER

Theirs are ct the present tim,
people In Phoebe who take Il on them
selves ~ pass or the merits of min
ing properties detrimentally. Suct
persons should consider whether
they are In the possession Of the
necessary facts and data to enable
thsm to Judge OF the merits OF the
properties befors disseminating such
Information. Would 1t not be better
to answer inquiries by referring to
those who are qualified to answer
them.
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NOTICE FOR PUBL1cAr ON

Department Of the Interior. U.s.
Land Office at Carson City. Nevada.
January 81. 1891.
NOTICE ia hereby given that
David keele, Of Panaca, Nevada, who
on November 26, 1918, made Desert
Land Entry No. 010045, for Sc Ia
NE II Section Z. Township ,.
south, Range 68 East. Mount Dia-
DO meridian. has filed notice Of In
tention to make final proof, to O..
tablish claim to the land above des-
cri 'ea. tsfore Eva Doian. Cornvy
clerk, at Phoebe. Nevada, on the 16
tn day Of March. 1891.
Claimant names as witnesses:
F. Il. Wadsworth, J. A. Wads-
worth. F. c. Lee, and George L. Ed
wards, all Of Panaca, Nevada.
MINNIE L. BRAY.
Register.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR PERMISSION TO APPROP-
RATE THE PUBLIC wATEpa

NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR PERMISSION TO APPROp-
RATE THE PUBLIC WATERS
OF THE STATE OF NEVADA.
Application No. 637s
Notice is hereby given that on the
10th day Of January. 1921, In ac-
oordance with Section 50, Chapter
So. Of the Statutes Of Nevada. one
Vvernon Jeffcott. Of Phoebe. County
OF Lincoln. and State of Nevada.
made application to the State En-
gineer Of Nevada. for permission 70
appropriate the public waters OF TIA
state Of Nevada. Such approprIa-
ton II to DO made from Wiiliov
Spring. at . point In the NV IA OF
SD IA. Sec. SO T. , g., r. Sc q.
N d B q NJ. by means Of devotion.
ment and pipes. ana ono sixth en-
bic foot per second II to be convey.
cd to NV Ia Of sD IA, Sec. Is. =.
s., Il. So g.. n d B { H.. b.
means Of pipes. tanks ana trovshs
and there to b used for stock -.
lering and domestic purposes. Wa
Tor not to be returned 70 stream.
(sisAed) J. q. sCRU0HAW
STATE Engineer.
Date Of hrst Pub. rebruary Sgth
Oste OF last Pub. March 1sth.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-03-18
NOTICE OF APPLICATION roR
PERMISSION TO APPROPRIATE
THE PUBLIC WATERS OF THE
STATE OF NEVADA.
Application No. e3eg

Notice 10 hereby given that on he
eth day Of December, 1890. in a.
cordancs with Section 50. Chapter
%. OF the Statutes Of 1919. one
Lyman L. Woods Jr., Of Caiiente.
county Of Lincoln, State OF Nevada
made application to the State I'M.
sineer Of Nevada for permission 10
appropriate the public waters OF the
state Of Nevada. Such appropri.-
ton - to be made from pecco
spring. at . point which bears N
~ degrees w. 3l,l30 feet from ~.
y. g: Township corner Of T. IL a
n 20 D.. n D b & N uhsurvsvsa
!snd. BY means Of open cut ana nins
line. and 0.o6 cubic foot Der seccnS
= 70 be conveyed to q point which
pears n. 20 degrees w. sl.lao Fac,
rom the N. D. Township corner ~
4. II g., r. 70 T.. N d b & MN.
surveyed land, By means OF nins..
ana troughs. and there 10 ba nssS
tor stock watering and domestic M
poses. Water not to be returraa
to stream. 'o'urned
tsisnsd) J. q. scRuoHAr
Dste OF nrst Pub February sSth
late OF hast Pub. March iSth.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-03-18
POLICE USE AIRPLANE

FORCE Machine Occupied BY A,lsose
Confidence Men 20 Land.
Machine guns Of an airplans manned
oy members Of the Royal Canadian
Mounted police and private detective,
riudied a plane piloted by Joseph b
Gadbury. alleged confidence man. fore.
ing MIN I" land near Winnipeg and
resulting 10 his capture.
Gadbury. wanted In Britt, Iowa. on /.
charge OF forgery and obtaining money
under false pretenses. formerly was an
aviator. serving In the World war. PR.
vate detectives. who followed him
when ne left Brett in an airplane. oh.
tanned the cooperation Of the Cans.
Dian police In the case.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-03-18
rissas Pharmacy. tsraisssien

$40.
Utah. New. Idaho Tel. Co. service
month OF Feb. $500.
George Brodigan, secretarv a,
1880.
J. Mrs. Geo. Richards. salary a. jani.
Tor ann extra work $1,000.
Lincoln Trans- & Fuel Co. auto
nire 10 Prince mine, $500.
Lincoln Trans. & Fuel Co. express
and freight. 1887.
n. e. Prudential. report on Calf
ente water system, $500.
g. C. ID. Marriage. cash advanced
Tor cleaning road between p,ooh. .
Prince $500.
nochs Record Publishing Co .a
"srtisins and supplies. 37I.s6.
,.s rownssd Garage. charging bat
.onr w. Richards. refund on taxes
psio under protest, $3.50.
| FRANK Walker. Justices fass. State
VI Nevada vs. Joe Foreman. Sc. 90.
Harry Deviin. bounty on wild GO,
scalps $500. '
Kenneth Schofield. bounty nm v,,,
cat scalps. $500. "d
Bank of Phoebe. Inc, cash advanc-
90 Tor collecting County q st.ra
scnooi warrants. 5000.
FRANK Palmer. Justices fees stats
VI nevada vs. Chas- Boni. s7.S6
FRANK Palmer. justices fees State
VI nevada vs.. Marie Martinez. $3.50
$3.50 on pipe line
b. F. Wadsworth. labor ON c.u
ente-Panaca road, man and team
days. $3.50.
n. J. Wsdsworth. labor on Cali
ente- Panaca road man and team <
days. $3.50.
carlisle Wilcox, labor on Caliente
$3.50. ~ aays
Eugene Wadsworth. labor on Cal
iense-Panaca road. 1876.
fanaca Coop. supplies for county
road. : IS. "
L. A. & s. L. r R. Co. pumn,ro
water Caliente. $4,000.
:. L. A. 4 8. L. R. R. Co. renta, IN
rag pole site Caliente. 800.
L. A. 4 8. L. R. R. Co. rental on
lano Tor public highway Etna. New
ada. 800. "
John H. Deck. repairs on No. 3
light. $500.
=. 3. Thompson Co.. supplies for
Fire Department, 327.e6.
vivian Ewing. lighting lights for
FloGae nra department. 1890.
W; n Jones lighting Jail lamp ana
supplies for same. Cauents. $500
Onver Ewing, repairs to lights for
fioche Fire department, 35.26.
1Frank Palmer. collecting watar
rent. Caliente. $500.
rams Olson. supplies for indiean,
Csrmody. $1,000.
DR.. ]. H. Hastings. board and or.
VI county indigents. $4,000.
Blue Front Nero. Co., supplies for
INDECENT. Pancheo. $1,000.
MRS. c. Robinson. widows allow
ance $1,000.
Mrs. Sarah O'Donnel. widows a,
lowsnce. $4,000.
MIS-. c. A. Horn. care Of INDECENT !
Phillips. $500. {
Mrs. Lea Lee. widows allowance.
$4,000. c
mrs. Susan Morgan. board and care !.
u INDECENT, Wing HI. $500.
I. Mrs Eva Dolan. the du.v elected
ami acting Countr Clerk v
Lincoln county. Nevada, 90 ke.e.
y certify that the above IL A trueI
no correct copy of all bills allowed
, the board Of County Commission :
- ct IT. regular meeting held in
ioshe. Aaeola County. Nevoda
gareh Bth. 1891.
Given under my hand and tho sealI
ads this day of January. 1891
: the county Of Lincoln. State of N, *
sAD MRS. EVA DoLAN. ..
Clerk Of the Beasd, OF
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New Guard Against count.r,.,..,

new Guard Against countsrssItsrs
A message from Prague to London
states that . method has been dis.
covered Of making more diflicult the
passing OF forged bank notes. The In.
vention consists Of Embedding In he
paper on which bank notes are printed
Quantities Of nne steel and nicksl
particles. Such paper responds to IL
attraction Of . magnet and anyooe
can easily test the genuinensas q 4
nOeA.
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ANNUAL STATEMENT.
ATLANTA HOME GOLD MINING
COMPANY.

For the year ending
December S1st, 1920.
Location OF property. Lincoln
County, Nevada
DEBIT -
Fecember 81, 1890.
Cash on hand mona
Receipts from al sources
Tor year OF 1890 Mona
Ao'si .......... None
CREDITS.
endorsements for all pur-
poses during year 1880 ;. 32.7oAe2
December 31st. 1880
va naho .......... None
MAUD JUSTICE,
Secretary.
w Delta Bldg. Los Angeles. Cal.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-03-18
ANNUAL STATEMENT
AMALGAMATED PIOCHE MINEs
& SHELTERS CORPORATION
For the Year Ending
December 81, 1920.


December 81. 1920.
DEBIT ~
December 81. 1919.
Cash on hand. Phoebe
ONCE .............. ~ 2.o61.33
December 81, 1919. cash
ON hand. New York once. $. 1881
2.1Si..4
Receipts from al sources
ri0cLe Once. ...........6 80, tee.Se
New York Once ........6,00o.00
~..... $500. ....63.beS.S8
8 s6.74s.4s
CREDIT
Disbursement for year 1850
Phoebe Once ......... .69.9s3
New York ONCE ..2,42l.66
s2.s74.ss
December 81. 1890 Cash
on hand. Phoebe Office -. .666.14
December 81. 1890, cash
on hand. New York Ofice2. 70s.65
s.373.7s
8. F. WHITNEY.
Superintendent.
Address:
Phoebe. Lincoln County. Nevada.
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FOOD FOR rHE FAMILY.


A SOUP which 10 pot usual but very
xAgood may be prepared - follows :
COOK turkey giblets until tender In 1
small amount Of water. Chop them
ana force through q coarse sieve.
Ihicken the liquor In which the giblsts
were cookedS season, add cream. the
strained gibles aud brown stock IN
make up the quantity desired.
Pumpkin Pie In cvpA
For those who like the nllinG but
cannot eat pastry all custard cups with
the pumpkin mixture. put . rim bf
pastry around the top Of the cup and
bake ~ usual.
r 1,EN s2
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The things that never happen are oftsn
- much realities to W In their s6Isces
- tnose that ere accomplished David
The price Of the milk Of human kind.
ness has not been advanced. Il 4 am
krss. but not always to ho had"
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PRISON OFTEN
| LURES FLEEING
. CONVICT BACK
Many Who Escape Return to
Peace and Quiet Of Cell.
HARD TO DODGE THE LAW NOW
Csb'ss. the Telephone. Railroads, Even
Appliance. " Necessary, Can Now
Be Called on 70 Speed in Pursuit
/ % Escaped convlct-Manner Be.
trays Him. az He Becomes Wary Of
Everyone He Msets--Avsraps Mum.
Der Of Escapes Year 10 500.

~ esSspSv . rear 70 oOO.
Prison escapes seem to be unusually
numerous Of late. One man mirnc,,.
fousiy departs from jail with three fel.
low prisoners. and no clew is foupa.
Al reforinatory several assertions
iead to the suspicion that key is be-.
ing circulated among the inmates. And
thers are similar stories In the M /.
pers almost every day. They sug.
gest that jail breaking Is u frequent
occurrence. writes Frederic ]. Iiuskln
ia the Chicago Daily News.
We put the question up to Earl bud
ding. head Of the Prisoners Relief N.
c'cty aud got this renssuring answer: :
There Is NJ great menace from es.
capped convicts. There are 1000 ono
inmates In penal institutions In This
country. Half u million men. women
ooys and girls are convicted Of some
o"ense every year, and as many more
ere freed from prisons. ComDare
these big figures with the ay.r.y.
numDer OF escapes year. which IL II.
most 5OO."
Hard to Dodge Law Now.
rive hundred convicts break AWAY
nut Doctor budding explains ,hs,
where even 81 years ngo they nigh,
nave stood fair chance Of permanent,
freedom. today they are often retaken
immediately. A comparatively Few
years ago refugee had chnnc. 70
SVver MS tracks ana lose his hIentitv
N the time II took to motif, she r,fy.
ana spread word Of the escape. Now
cables. the telephone. railroads. even
airp'anes. u necessary, can be called
on 70 speed In pursuit..
II be IL NOT taken al once. the con,
vict manner beiruys him. Publicity
may have gone ahead Of him, he fears.
ana 70 be IL wary Of every one he
meeth The man acr0ss the lunch
room table who inquiries, between
bites Of sandwich. where he werka
uay be . detective. A policeman looks
a him and he Ii thrown intoss panic.
eventually he gives himself away m
aas enorts TO BE- inconspIcuous.
Getting Back In.
YEARLY every dry" says Doctor
s.S~.A
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Nearly every dry" says Doctor
budding "one or more men or his
vpe come to Inc for help because the
.tuasion y toO much for them, There
typical case JUST 4 rev days
~ Vhe uas calaa " and ssked
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-03-18
ANNUAL STATEMENT
BAABERoER EXPLORATION COM
PANY.

For the Year Ending
December alst, 1890.
Location of Property. Linco1u
County. Nevada.
spupvm
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svo,,, e1~uSf0 prisoner
",'os such = Wild plan or q modern
,u. gulielessiy bearing unexsm-
v so s'its from one cell to another.
~ me ruse succeeded. and with manv
a" oreathless adventures. Cas-.
49,. and fellow prisoner battered
'De'f way out Of one Of the best mrs.
S' =. " n'ynteenth.century naly.
:. Sasanova's day. a prisoner was
'uu' W ~ fortress elk feet thick ana
,, men 'ei' alone to get out any way he
nked Once q day somebody came
around 10 see that he Wa thsr. ana
aitsr this interruption, dIre,n. 49,.
making and other Drepsrstios" ~,
=. Of. sndlstureed Nov watchful guards
:. @s SsKIcoxs and wAlia ~ AhAs :.
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sumed dippancy he concealed an iron
nerve which had never yet failed
him; and, in spite. of the fact that he
wore an entirely unnccessa1y eye
glass. he could see ful her into a
brick wall than most OF the people
who called him a fool.
1t was his suggestion OF telling Toby
Sinclair that caused the smile. For
it had started train Of thought In
Drummond's mind which seemed to
him to be good. If Sinclair-why not
two or three more equally trusty
sportsmen? Why not gang of the
boys?
Toby possessed a v. c., and a good
one-for there are grades of the V. c..
and those grades are appreciated to
a nicely by the recipients brother
officers if not by the general public.
The show would fit Toby like glove.
Then there was Ted Jern-
ingham, who combined the roles of
an amateur actor of more than aver
age merit with an ability to hit any
thing at any range with every con-
ceivable type Of frearm. And Jerry
Seymour in the Flying corps.
Not a bad thing to have flying man
up ones sleeve. And pos
sibly some one versed in the ways of
tanks might come in handy.
The smile broadened to grin
surely life was very good. And then
the grin faded, and something sus-
piciOusly like frown took it's place.
For he had arrived at the Carlton,
and reality had come back to him.
"Mr Potts will see no one sir" re-
marked the man to whom he ad-
dressed his question. "You are about
the twentieth gentleman who has been
here already today"
Hugh had expected this, and smiled
genially.
Precisely, my stout fellow he re-
marked. "but I'll lay small amount
Of money that they were newspaper
men. Now, I'm not. And think that
if you will have this note delivered
to Mr.. Potts, he will see me-"
He sat down at table, and drew
a sheet Of paper toward him. Two
facts were certain: First that the
man upstairs was not the real Potts
second, that he was one of PetersOn's
gang. The difficulty was to know ex-
actly how to word the note. There
might be some mystic password. the
omission of which would prove him
an impOStOr at once. At length he
took pen and wrote rapidly; he
would have to chance it,
urgent. message from head
quarters"
He sealed the envelODe and handed
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1T with the necessary five snlIl1ngs
for postage to the man. Then he sat
down to wait After what seemed an
interminable delay he saw the mes
senger crossing the lounge.
"N1r. Potts will see you, SIR
Hugh followed his guide along q
corridor, and paused outside a door
while he went into a room He heard
a murmur Of voices, and then the
man reappeared.
This ways SIR" he said, and Hugh
stepped inside, to stop with an invol-
untary gasp of surprise. The man
seated in the chair was Potts, to all
intents and purposes. The likeness
was extraordinary, and had he not
known that the real article was at
Goring he would have been com
pletely deceived himself.
/ The man waited till the door was
closed: then he rose and stepped
forward suspiciously.
II don't know you," he said. "Who
are you?'
ployed at headquarters known one
another?" Drummond returned guard
eddy. 'And, incidentally, your like
ness to our lamented friend is won
derful. 1t very nearly deceived even
me-"
! The man, not il-pleased, gave
short laugh.
It'll pass, l think. But it's risky.
These cursed reporters have been
badgering the whole morning.
And if his wife or somebody comes
over, what then? 1t wasn't like
Rosca to bungle in Belfast. He's
never left a clue before, and he had
plenty of time to do the job prop
erly"
"A name inside a breast-pocket
might easily be overlooked remarked
Hugh, Selling the obvious clue.
care you making excuses for him?''
snarled the other. Hes failed, and
failure is death. Such is our rule.
Would you have it altered?'
| 'Most certainly not. The issues ara
far too great for any weakness. :"
You're right, my friend-youre
right. Long live the Brotherhood"
He stared out of the window with
smouldering eyes, and Hugh preserved
! discreet silence. Then suddenly the
other broke out again. "Have
they killed that insolent puppy Of
soldier yet?"
'Er-not yet" murmured Hugh
mildly.
To be continued tomorrow