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New-York tribune., 1922-10-30
Wants Z Per Cent or Better

Question: have $4,000 to invest, and
L. want " to yield per cent or better
PIease offer suggestions to place this in
about ten different issues, Of bonds and
preferred stocks suitable for business
mans investment. I desire issues thai are
safe and are not speculative. am par
t,culariy hullish on public utilities. and
think that tablished, weil-managed COR
porations OF this class have a more certain
future than many manufacturing enter
prises,--C II. II.
Answer--The following securities are
business mems investments and come
within the limits set by your letter:
American Writing Paper 6s. 1899,
yielding about SO per cent; Otis Steel
8s, 1941, yielding about 7.9 per cent;
Pure Oil s Fer cent preferred, United
States Rubber 8 per cent preferred.
Kansas City Southern per cent pre-
ferredi, Pere Marquette per cent pre-
ferred, American La France Fire En-
gine Z per cent preferred, American
Beet Sugar 8 per cent preferred, Amer
lean Smelling Z per cent preferred,
Interborcugh Rapid Transit Is, 1880,
yielding about rs per cent; American
Telephone and Telegraph stock.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-30
Dubilier Condenser

Question: am interested In tho pub,l,a,
SSondenser and Radio stock iistad on the
onfs. ssM iork s kro curb. This stock has taken
caused by the company having soma tsirSipp
sSaity Sy or 10 1t just a market fiuctuafionSs !
ths nnse - seen nothing shoat this company IN
aislad on the curb preferred or comr,on
tf,iy nny information you can give me about
nm s s.eok VIII be greatly a2preciated.-a.
Answer-it la the common stock al
the Dupiiier Condenser and Radio Cor
poaaslon os,'l Which WI is traded in on the curb
,i,a nas he.; ona me stock is entirely specuIa-
We have heard of no unfavorab,a s.oils as
veiopments, but a holder Of the shares
should be in position to asauma n :
~ TsynI--Ad tns
New-York tribune., 1922-10-30
Republic Motor Truck

Question: hold block Of Republic
Motor Truck, bought at S. which can
well afford to hold Cor long pull. Would
like to know whether you think 1t advie-
able to buy like amount (100 shares1 at
the present market to bring down my
average. Have long been a reader OF your
column and have made some profitable in
vestments by reading the answers to oues-
tions sent in by Tribune readers.-A. D.
Answer-Although Republic Motor
Truck stock is highly speculative and
we have consistently refrained from
offering suggestions on speculative
Matters we have no hesitancy in say
ing that 1t would seem unwise to in
crease speculative commitment in a
company which has recently passed
into receivership. The Security Trust
Company was appointed receiver for
the company late in September.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-30
Public Service OF N. J. Preferred

Question-Thanking you for past favors
write to ask you concerning Public Serv-
ice Company of New Jersey preferred
stock.-H. '.s.---
Answer-Public Service Corporation
Of New Jersey preferred is reasonably
good investment, especially for a per-
son in position to keep in touch with
the company's earnings.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-30
His Stocks Suitable

Question: hold the following stocks
and would greatly appreciate your advice
changes: Five Vacuum Oil. three r.
Lorillard, three Guaranty Trust, three
Canadian Pacific, three Great Northern
X II w
The Holly chieftain., 1922-10-26
DENVER MARKETS.
Cattle.

Choice fat steers were quoted at
$3.50. Fair grade killing steers sold
from SC to $3.50 and the good kind
from $3.50 to 81. Choice cows sell from
$4.25 to $3.50. while the plain grades go
from SO to 1925 and the fair grades
from s3.25 to 81. Choice killing heifers
are selling around the SIS mark and the
light veal calves are quoted from SI.75
to S8 with few selling above S7.75. Fair
veal calves are selling from s6.75 to
$3.50. Stock calves with not much de-
mand are going for choice kind from
$3.50 to s6.65 and fair grades from
$3.50 to IS. Bulls are selling slowly at
prices from $3.50 to So and some real
choice breeding bulls would possibly
bring s3.25. Choice feeding steers go
Choice fat cows are ranging around 81,
while the poorer grade sell from SO to
$3.50 Stock steers are quoted as high
as s6.75 and the lesser grade as low as
$3.50.
Bulk of sales ranged from $3.50 to
1925, Packers throwout sows were
quoted from 81 to $7.25. and smooth
stays were run in the load at the same
price. although the rough stays were
pigs range from s7.75 to $3.50, and the
real thin pigs went begging at prices
as low as 81
Sheep.
Statesmen are quoting choice killing
lambs from s13.75 to S14, and the choice
feeders are quoted about $3.50. Ewes
also were considered advancing in price
with choice ewes quoted from $6 to
$6.25. and the feeder ewes from s4.75
30 SIS.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-10-26
HOW THE SYSTEM
DOES FOR BANKS
WHAT THE BANKS
DO FOR CUSTOMERS

IE passing by the United States
senate the other day of a JOINT
resolution Is. j. Res. 23S) author
izing the Federal Reserve bank OF
st. Louis to erect building 10
cost 100000 for its branch bank
at Little Rock. Ark, brought out
In debate the fact that the Arkan-
sas bank had loaned s3sS,ooO.-
600 in the years 1922 and had
made net profits of Sl,Oll,ooo'
These federal reserve banks are
pni1lr I'M all over the country-a
The Holly chieftain., 1922-10-26
Prices F. o. B. Flint, MICHIGAN

Nothing Compares With
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NEA Service lr~
THE GREAT CIPHER

ana a numn,r ~ rs coun'r''7a ~
though The mnn Lecture. IN, vs. .!
vays with si'a eeIns never 10 rass
Observed a.
lie was i..1 able 20 discover ti.
though No iors no' give a,l ne ir-
u,us o, thar .cc,ery "a toe Jour
uaL ina. these creatures uv,d l1Iar.
ground. ana taut one % thei, unief
ground cities "a, very close To the
camp. Ile hsa. IN fact. oy some
sinister hazard. pu; down 81. camp
almost a. ,ne doorway o' tar under
ground tah.tat o. these eXtrsurdl
-ary bprs---l' on. could cad q
creature g ,nis -Ilr'eirt Dcins
ln our srr-e
"SoN. tte=r tf. tn.Nrg the d.
tlnguishi1r ue.'-0i- 90 Datuysnur.
iournn, ,au; iet Ntlr aNe,lrnry.
and the var.s il,hO;.,lrs. 90 o,ueve
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MAGICAL WISDOM.

Tho nsxt person that the Green VIZ
ard helped was one 90 the fairies.
Indeed. 1t was none other than Mr.
scrihlle scratch. the thin schoolmaster
OF Meadow Grove School
one day he met Nancy and NICK walk
ing in whispering Forest lie was ON
his way home 60 his little house by the
bitter sweet patch and hc looked tired
and discouraged. When be saw the
Twins. boss face frightened
How do you do. my dears' he sa'd
uI.3sintIv. "Im glad 10 see YOU
Were pretty well thank YOU an
wered they. And were glad 10 see
roa. too We hope YOU are we'll.
nh, .cn1oIul-ter sighod. Just prel'
lty, D., ud. 90 wish had you back to
nclp nae
We're helping the Green Wizard
Iayua.red Nlncy Bur perhaps We can
COME whom
"rbe very thing" said Mr. Scribbl'
scratch suddenly. You can help me-
where SOU are. VIII you ask the WIZ
ard lf b., has such THING as magical
cap. 90 he 40 right
.Nhy ! thought sou knew every
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thing" cried Nanny astonished.
la me-" exclaimed Sorihblc scratch.
81 dun't need magical wisdom cap,
my dear. us my stupid pupils. II
had "a wisdom cap. ia give en- each
turn wearing t. And then think how
smart thcyd be-
"why. that's fine idea" said Nick
adm,ringly Wen ask Mr.. Green VIZ
ard 40 once
Tn, Wizard did produce magical
wisdom cap and the Twins took 1t to
scribhle scratch VINO fairly cried for
joy
4 week later the Twins, passing. saw
sign up which said. school Closed.
There sat Mr.. Scrihhle Scratch at his
desk looliug as forlorn as a rainy day
what can be- wrong?' asked Nancy
kindly
They an got so smart they knew
everything said the schoolmaster rue
fully. "aud now they won't come and
. I'm ont Of a job"
ooh. don't worry Nick assured him.
. GIVE us the wisdom cap and wen bring
YOU dunco-ouu iustpad"
TO b. Continued
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PANHANDLE PRESS



chambers at commerce are intended
~ mediums through which publicity ilr
the town n which 10 is located and
is disseminated and this i,.
one 20 The great features Of the Org1 8.
Mtion N s presumed thar the srrr'.
tary s paid salary enough to devu'c
his entire tim, to The work Ot bee cham.
h,t 90 commerce. and the d,tel.umet,
~ the better interests 20 the town and
The section of 90, state boz which his
town is located.
We have found however that the see.
rvipries Boo many eases do not do 'h.s
but charge ur tho Items ~ news 'ha.
thry send Iu tH the daily papers ana iu
that viE ,urBl the publicity that Is
given the town. Ter many Of tm uawrs
are uo, abi Goo paw Cor TN, s'rv.0, and
hence much 90 th, publicity is mo-, used
IN thar account ". look upon it as
the duty oi every secretary t1 t'tive 90
get every ht ut publicity iu the state
npers that it possible
The tr.rsr th. name - thu town that
we Use 300 or anywhere els. is used iu
[
brought before tho ewes - The people
aud 10 VIII soon h.e1mc q common
word % thr eyes uf the reading public
and will therefor. attract q Boz of 1ttog.
tiun thar would uut OtherWls, Boz ~.
tract'd - 600 Get publicity Give Il -
The NEWSPAPERS let them spread the
news aud 90. chambers ~ commerce
WIN e,ue ne1rsr fulfilling Us miss On.
and the community in which u operates
lwil come nearer receiving value a..
ccivvd iuf the services IL those s.cra.
taI.,s
o. takes e lO' of money O. operate
lchlmbef ~ commerce. in town even
The size ~ l.ui,iock. and "a. ulms #
| the town and i.s resources should De
constantly before the rading puhlc
| v, A,l.,. That the chamber % cum.
/ moro, should have q real publicity bu.
,r.lu iu connection with the sccretary's
'offoc ana lil publicity or the town. u
possible should le handled through Tint
bureau instead of having separate co.-
respondents 90 every PAPER IN the
-uuniry and charging for u.
Let's pas the SECRETARY enough that
he an No, need 70 charge Tor tho pub.
10y Thar j. fori a. the ncwspapers
I ia lei hhn h. lb.fid with the news
4 ,s' = sent out A date line IN every
i.esrap~f IN Tcxss every day IN thu
ff- w mean a ioi 10 i.uhi,o,k. Lets
.c ~
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co TO DUMAS

Dumas viii have a chamber Of
commerce. meeting Friday and
Amarillo business men have been
invited 10 attend. Plans are being
made 10 get 700 Amarillo men 10
make the trip 90 Dumas and par
ticipatc IN this fellowship meet
ing
Amarillo should not pass up
this opportunity 10 get better ac-
quaintcd with the farmer, and bus
mess men oi Moore County Begin
making plans today to drive over
10 Dumas Get acquainted with
the splendid folk OF Moore
County. a day OF ON this trip viii
amply repay you
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THAT an WAS MAD.
that Chalvannes was mad Tho
elimination OF events seemed 81
establish 70.
you know how the jOu-ri. cocs
'n. gVrg the m'alie details tna'
rHauNiUUae observed duuus tny
week that he Vis alone WIiH Lecture.
waIe tal American ucschcornet
DIX and ihe fiun made their jour
rcy 10 Ga, NyannL Aui you knoN
now Chauvannes anativ came 20 the
CONCLUSION that the seven crea.
efueralis which he carried scwci az
m the lh.ur 0, MS wais'cos,. wera
the ,mnes taai 81 these creatures
on hia
The or Grads are In the Louvre
They a. seven OF the NOS, eX;raor.
binary 'eWeis IN the world They are
larger ard ruret tnsu rny o;htf
EnCgn y-utr,e 1ses ste cur 90 =
mannrT .. which - nH.e no kuowl-
N.aHNH N .'Hf ..Hf - - .N''A ~
covered an = h.ttosNghic wr.iinR
ma, au,r-It.- auN isnsinst thar ~
nov. ana winch. % Tar. hus ba.iled
every Effort 10 translate
At an, ruts although ne , .cnch.
man l.'u-c sss wfh Chauvsnre'
all the 'igIe--cn the very tsy t-fort
the return % ~ snd ne Tina. tn
em,isds liappesrci
'ChflstUaes Nt.tv = down "a g.
/ ,aH go roe 'snrusl
Ne NIs rerta.n. accurate v''h
lYt snv t.I-. Of 1ouu:. ne enl-r
. ds-no .uuzrr IN n,s ro..essiou--
acre i0 CO. IHdrrrrouuf hsoiia' o.
'he.e cr'aflr.S Aai tae opening
20 th.s 7tblti vas close beside TIE
,ety aate % IA, cana
% Wls rlrib sny wonder thai
me mo- eIrn MIN consiierri rn
MAJ. -fs luy sbeu oar rrsfs ne
CLOSING p.-s OF ths '-1rui- o..
'ules. Oh. 'lae - rlsaorsle ar'
tender is.aDl q to inr-r ~ q
tie tnuras taem a o. 80 iof tasi-
coglaEs f.slr aa,a!.l> knansss %
MIN snd t.f tvouon 20 toe 81
pee!i.on. 'l ln.a .og,f have urli
.en = t'-.rr t.s' ul.1la, % the
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ATHOIJGF1T
FOR TODAY

And when the people complained
Il displeased the Iyord-Numbers
lla.
To D. honest. 10 h. klnd--to earn
a little and 10 spend little less. 10
spend q little iess, 90 make. upon the
whole a family happier for his pres
cnce. 10 renounce when that shall be-
Necessary ana not D. emhIttered. 10
keep "a few friends but these without
npirllstlon-i above an. on the
same grim condition 20 keep friends
within himself here BE- q task fo-
az that man has ~ fortitnde and
deucacy Robert Louis Stevenson
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go On Win the Story
CHAPTER III


..Jr v's on the third nigh'. after
the two m'n naf departed and
10 was atone IN the tent with
the sleeping Lecture. that Chauvannes
aW this creature. lie avs u was
about J @ clock IN the morning tie had
been awake through the entire niRh,.
his eyes usually closed. lie does no,
know how he happened 20 open
them. II vas precisely II minutes
TO ;. ~ the watch which be wore on
his wrist.
Tie OPENED his eyes precisely NJ
the moinen, when the creature en-.
tered the tcn,--a thing Z, did With
out disturbing the Zap and withou,
making ai.y sound whatever.
"Chauvannss GAYS that he snw u
distinctly u PAUSED Tor moment
after e. ma entered. remaining tor
soiue seconds lutto mu,;onlcss. ~,
says thif iu proportion 20 the ether
parts % the creatures body. the
head WIS enormous Il was cuticni
IN contour Tho outline ~ Der
fcc'lv clear. but what We would call
features were hardly distineuishnhie
The thing seemed % hack features
That MS one 90 'n- distinguishing
horrors Of r-a had uig 10 propor
ron 10 ne holy. cuhical In outline
and hckine features, The thest
ard abdomen were also b.g.
estimating the creature BY tts own
proportions The limits we're long
narros and iointed The whole
creature was q a trpullve. reddish
color. and without any OF the usual
covering % an epals WIKI which the
human race Is fLm.lat The tod,
seemed to BE- % some hard. red ,uD
stance. CtauvAnLes said-froxsn
and polished nesh. after the skin nae
been removed. Sas the ids~ he got.
The creature remained eniy .
moment visible TO him: then u al.
appeared u seemed to Chauvannes
tina; II disappeared merely by turn
ing about lie was uashie 20 -, d,
again. although the doorway Whsr
Il entered vas clear m the moonng ht
and there was only tie grass noor
Of the tent"
Monsieur Joniuciie stopped her,
IN his narrative. like one wno would
wish hesfsr 20 grasp the ~hols
conception % the story before ~
vent on but Ne did no, seek /.
comment The man beyond nm
waited Tor MN 70 20 on. ana ~
presently continued:
4 shsil nu, ,oiow The ds,au o. nj
the experiences NOTED ioSu by Ctau
vsDnss. snc vEch. nnslls. b-ocsi'
HIM 10 the cdn-iusfoua At wnicn q.
=, icneih srtiv.sI he vas abis .sts,
this niehi. 10 observe the cfe.turs
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nUfsgg
MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU
or CALCULATIONS
NOTICE TO TIE PUBLIC

ANY erroneous reflection upon the
character. standing. or reputation ~
any Individual. firm concern or oOrpor
alton. that may appear In the columns
Of The News. will BE- gladly corrected,
tor. II Ia not the intention Of this nerve.
paper 10 wrongfully use or iniure any
individual. firm. concern OF corporation
and corrections will be made where war
tanted ~ prominently ~ was the
wrongfuily published reference Or AZ
tlele.
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nit suicide or blood over love
that IS not rcciproCaicd when
there are so many millions Of 9th
er people in the world, and among
them some one that will be more
appealing. When the REAL ONE
is net. love will be- nature
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Letters To Dear
Santa Claus

D.aa SANTA Claus.
J .u To- U.tc rul c.gh' years old md
: want 6oI and hug-y suc nmos
and ,.rjy and un's. : have two little
sisters j1g Younger than me and they
want the slmo Eel 7 eo Irene and Mary
Jane. Also little baby sister Nav.
surrIetc and Iur wants O. don. I.o.c
to Sir and Mrs santa claus
Agnes Irene. Mary Jane md
Baby joe Hamilton
ncr santa C'1ur
plctee bring m, a dou and q n hci
"a "a little eef ,f dishes. Hriur An
dr.W % uillr automobile
Pauline Martin
Daar santa claus
lfess bring mr e little automobile.
r. .har a gun ard "a drum. and tau-
lro vnnis i DOH That wiu Say maml
Andrew Mcintosh.
i5o9 HAYDEN Street
Dear santa Claus
Please hiring mo drum and Jack In
the box
'1fe Nsnfo. Street
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SPURNED LOVE

Did you ever love any ono and
go through the anguish OF not
having your love returned in
all nature there is no suffering
more bitter and diabolcal than
love spurned or love tolerated in
a kindly spirit withou; being re
ciprocated.
Rejected love has agouized both
sexes in all generations OF the
past. And Il will continue agouil
ing as long as as humanity PEG
les the earth.
About the finest thing that Ia
ever come to our attention. along
this line. is the experience OF
Rodger Dolan
Forty years ago, Rodger icli
deeply in love with a girl OF IS
She treated him kiudly-promiS .
ed 10 be a sister 10 him-but as
for returning his love. that was
impossible. She simply did not
love him. And nothing could
make her, for love Is emotional
not guidable by the reason.
Rodger went through the tor
ments. He paIed, grew thin
moped. even limited darkly at sui
eide. his latter worried his friend
since II IS no uncommon event
for spurned love 10 attempt e.
extinguish itself in the suppos-
ed iorgetiulness OF death
Then the girl began falling in
love with another This hcapcd
Goals OF fire on Rodgers head
lie disappeared.
Forty years have slipped by
The other day. Rodgcr returned
TO the old home town. lie tells
what happened
81 hunted up my old flame and
called on her Md / get the
shock OF my liic. This former
\sweetheart had mcllowed with
age. She had retained much of
her girlish charm But somehow
she no longer appealed t. me.
IL was like the bursting 81 a beau
tiful bubble.
81 thought it over. back in my
hotel room And. do YOU know
was actually glad that we hadn't
married. She mad changed And
50 had ] When ! loved her IN
youth, she seemed 10 me the fin.
est in creation. But all this hat
changed as the years rolled on.
adored her as a rose bud. but
when II came 10 the blossom oi
maturity there were others that
appealed to me more.
u couldn't help bur think. what
a misfortune II would have beer
for both OF Ms II | had won hel
for my bride. Inevitably. W,
would have drifted apart as w
matured IN opposite directions
This was true oi me. ] bclicv,
j, is true Of both sexes.
what really loved back yon
der, not this girl. but an iutangi
bic ideal that She seemed to IN
Time has showed me that ] wa
mistaken. deluded. As she ma
tured and aged. She fitted m
ideaIlikc a badly tailored suit o
clothes fits my body.
at cost me a lot 90 suffering
But / went on my lone way un
I'll finally ! found another. IN,
wife. who genuinely measured N
TO my ideal. The girl Of NY yoa'
remains swee, mcinory. list
was uncuesiiouably ! oasc 81 m
taken identity.
What foois psofis arr. % rcH
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HANSON POST TO NAME
NEW OFFICERS TUESDAY

Hanson Post 81 the American Legion
viii hold the annual election ~ officers
next Tuesday night. The post win q
thls time also take NJ the matter Of ap.
proving n proposal for a state bonus.
The meeting win be- h.ld In the Long
Horn club rooms u The Amarillo iloiel
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KleTT TAKES OATH OF
OFFICE AS NEW JUDGE

ildrr y o. Illctt was sworn In
N"dnesd" ming as associate Jus.
ticc ~ thc 5 rC1th Court Of civil Az.
p'als 1'fe 9th ol office was admins.
tered q" clerk of the court
Judge Klot. win move his family here
shortly frmn Luhho, where be was n
pronincnt attorney
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pnr Santa claus
o. y,l can. bring me mama Il IN.
s.uc l.nc huuse shoos trunk. and
o. not forget 90 bring nay little sis'nr
Betty. duil end rockiug chair
would Ike a Christmas tree. too
Dorothy May Cornelius
Alr santa Claus.
Please hrlng us teddy hear. a hal,v
doll and q meteor car. Bring ANYTHING
else Won want Co.
Alice sonny and Martha -
Montford
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By Stanley

Gi,a,y Of his companions Re points
uIt 'rt, hIs l-.itu - pending and
certain il- pp4s tht, toe Journal
NAV bv carried to ttsarr. and De
urges the French fr.rr1n'ut 70
.eud out sn exf -t'.l1 Co. lrroV-f
tae emertlds. wni.n 90 H.-. ere
concealed 10 the n-s' unier1rouud
dwelling ~ the creatures. Shicn ne
mas l.scrltag a. though ne we're
aware OF tar tact ,hf ,here we're
other dwellings, n these creatures
tnuut The e.n. -iIGs are IN the one
closest o. fae caTls. nd tnev can oe
recovered tie b. persistent on THIS
n.trt. az ~ ~ ins..trnt OF the Tact
ttr hts ipttn is u,.ir and tneviihbie,
ana as %. - in-ist,r' On the nielity
% Zoe TIRE. mon WIN nm.
And Vhe1 on me following DAY.
~ Lecture reported ne -eizrd The
Firn's rife ani sno' nimteli. the
men were % course. convinced that
te VAS mad
There came sudden vlgor into
Monsieur Jo13ucne voice
but no va, NOT mrd Don't sou
500. Excrlicncy. thn' zee whole mar
rliive o. TIE i7g-rl. vts an I'M
mcrse ~.phrr7 po'f wa soc what
the mlr %ts fa.ns'
Tho vote, ua.n. rlorseu- Jon.
ou,iie. IN tho i,r.u'SS Q, The por
'ic1 boomrd %. sudden tis sXple-
tive. There WIS 90. sound OF
doubled nsi crashed into the palm OF
4 nnrd
twonderfu"' ne -r'ed. It's clever
h.yond words. Good cod Think o.
he man 10 that i,atN position
WORKING out clever thing like that.
lle know wn1t ATS going 70 happen
to him. tie knew 10 i- soon as he
picked va ,hos" Jewels under the
overturned tones on me COMO. Tie
snow be would never ,ouc OUT alive.
AND nr worked oar tne CIPHER IN this
Journal 90 show where the cmefuld-
wore curcef'ei. So 'he French Al
ihori'ics .ouid recover them. And
ne worked o4t al the details &c be
sure thar tne journal would auniy
got into Paris It's wonderful rs
lmnzmr'"
Ito bent his ler with MS hle hand.
'humuing u rs one might hump
rfist in = h1g
n mover dreamed that that was
what the man WIS after. | thought
be- WIS inud'
-cit,tt rcrucd Monsieur ion
.o,,.u. 81 vas tho 'ra' Imrrcssion
~ ,,aryto.t. nuf b., WAS not mad
~ vas merely rf.fuD = grsat
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- 80 an, .,fys,
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.of OBJ. tr.,a.rr vsier Icy coveted.
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r.dn,1n .ns ,f..., incompaltDle
rm,a.sstc roach tiprce. llotrere.
fore prepared F. ,oYiusI boz shi,h was
corcm,d - n % code. nii The tc'
.unl facts connected wita h.l ,spedi-
Ton Hnd his a>st''ii.'i'o'' Hnd ~
me sane iii'r '".''' +'~.'''e ''e
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a.. tq,, w,,is ...,-.. mar l..ture
.al sto... th. a-.r,als ne know
mat ub. Aosc.. Fr.rchrlan We
ehr.vi.r ft4r tI.r. foo. th,t hs
would resI.. ~ gr suspicion ana
ina. d, Vo.tt t,rf-,ni bv their
o,p-l,r--, tt.re o.. now tmri,li.
.fel, bsrreu.-i after -. asss.sir,.
ra, Of Ciaq,aar,s On ~ mrr-ine
% their return Tots v's established