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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-25
L .BAMBERGER&CO.; R::$ :$&$$ T.
Location the III
NEWARK IN OF AMERICAS GREAT STORES" NEWARK Balcony II

SqpuSav11pB
(For Tuesday Only
In Instances where the lots In
this column are small, and Ne
cannot guarantee that they VIII
remain on sale all day, We state
ut the bottom of such ftemst
-whiie quantities last No mall
phone or c. o. ID. orders"
MEMS UNION SUITS. eec.
Small lots taken from regular
100 and 80. Final clearance.
Madras and fancy weayes Well
known makes. Athletic style.
Knee length. Full cut sizes.
While they last. Mems Section
First floor.
CHILD'S VESTS 4 PANTS. Gee.
Part wool vests and pants.
High neck. Long sleeves. Pants
ankle length. Vests sizes 1S to
20. Pants sizes 20 to IS. While
they last. First floor.
boc NEAR LINEN, 85c.
white. imported near linen.
w. It'll. -- - hA -NArNN
weight. SO in wide. Especially
suitable for nurses uniforms.
Limited quantity. Second floor.
BOYS 2,35 SHOES, 1876.
white canvas gymnasium shoes.
Rubber soles and leather inner
soles. Sizes II to Al. First
quality brand. Second floor.
PIP UTILITY SET, 1856.
Nine piece glass utility set.
Consists of Ape. glass bowl set
1 dlpper-1 handled measuring
cup-1 lemon reamer-1 butter
dish. Seventh floor.
wOMEN'S OXFORDS, 4.S5.
Women's walking oxfords. OF
KUN 1ltNhl 'uiIVhibf hh' v
Neatly perforated. Leather soles.
Low, sensible heels. First floor.
100 GUIMPEs & vEsTEEs, Toe.
Sleeveless. Made of fine white
and cream net. Some have 5abot
front, trimmed with val. lace.
Others are tucked and have Peter
Pan and Tuxedo collars. While
they last. First floor.
1900 WOOL BLANKETS,
1895 PAIR.
Pure wool. Block plaids, IN
pink. blue, tan, gray. For full
size beds. Finish soft and silky.
Fifth floor.
800 PANEL MIRRORS, 1.S.
French panel mirrors, with pic
lure top. Suitable for hanging
between windows or in narrow
spaces. Sizes 7hx31 in. Up
right. Sixth floor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-25
OIL HEATERS

Such we'll known makes as the per
fiction" the FLORENCE" the MILLER"
the "E-Z Way" etc, in an assortment Of
nickel trimmed and all-enamel finishes.
Smokeless and odorless. Priced 500 to
400.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-25
Women,s Silk Jersey
Pantalettes, 2.98
Made to Sell for 1893

Fashioned OF a good quality OF
Milanese jersey silk, 81, "a and 36
inch lengths.
May be worn instead Of a petit
coat under heavy cloth Winter
dresses or for additional warmth
during crisp Fall days.
Made with double shirred cuffs,
elastic waist bands. Well REIN
forced. Choose from brown, pur-
pie, tan, duck, blue, black, navy,
taupe and gray.
BAMBERGERs-THIRD FLOOR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-25
GAS TUBE RADIATORS

In 4 and 6-tube styles, aluminized
or nic~kel-plated finish. In the low
and high types, $50 to SIS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-25
Oil
and Electric

Flood your rooms with clean,
healthful heat Immediately available.
Forget the coal shortage. Heaters
such as these will supply all the heat
needed for early spring and autumn.
Better still-they are powerful heat
ing auxiliaries the year around. Con-
venient, cozy-a real comfort.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22

brook AZ their feet rs Il flowed over
little stones.
Wen have 10 stop and look down
now said Nick. because We may have
10 cross lhe water The horseshoe
didn't tell us we'd have tn 60 over ans
water. but I suppose he forgot"
so they looked. expecting TO see some
thing like Ripple Greek. near their own
home. where Torty.Turtle an Mr. Chuh
lived. and Phil Frog and Marty Mink.
But nary sign ~ water was there
anywherc-no hrook-no stones. no
anything. except the sounds OF running
water. they could hear the gurglc.
tinklc. spksh. CHATTER 81 water. Just as
plainly as you can hear your hathtun
spigot.
Its very queer" said Nancy. get.
ting down on her knees to look
Maybe Ms under the ground"
Hut Nick was listening. No. lis
over that WAY" be- declared The
sounds are there. Let's go and SEE.
So away they started again In the
direction Nick said. Hut tlihoueh the
went on and on no brook appeared. Al
at once Nancy said. why. IN. sound.
are behind us nov. We mus, h" passed
H. Let's ~ hack
Go IT, Coniinuedl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22
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and knees padding eagerly about after
shattered cartridges. A. h. searched his
voice went harshiy. "IIe's bounded ma
"a hell AZ the very gates ~ hell I've
Fot him. got him. and III have him nv
he throat and hurl him in lie hroka
open the hrccch and damned The car.
ridges IN. counting them. "One. two.
.hrcc. four five. sxr' lie snapped mp
The brcech and jammcd the revolver In
mis- Jacket pocket. lie went scranibling
gain down the stairs, and az he
scrambled down he cried. I'm cram
he letter down his throat. When he's
-pflwling. when he's looking. perhaps
IN out with my gun and drill him
rill him for the dog. the dog that
he H."
lie was arrived lie was here, Into
MY hands Into my hands. lie passed
'nio the office and swiftly ~ he could
60 up the stairs. lie encountered M
ne. he came Ia Twyning's door and
put his hand upon toe hatch. Imnie.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22
EDITORS LOVE AMARILLO.

froIn more than Que editor
statements were heard Friday
GIVING rise Ia the assurance that
the visitors IN attendance n the
Panhandle Press Association CON
VcntIm. love Amarillo
lhis meeting is reflective 81 am
attitude Ui friendship. the worth
oi Which cannot b. measured IN
d"ilars and cent?. The newspaper
men and women al the Panhau-
lie and Plains. at Eastern Ncw
Mexico and Western oklahoma
represent an clcmcm ui leader.
shIps and element 81 worth nui
exceeded b. my others IN a.,
Coalnfr,
w view al the ia.i. II NAV
easily hc understood why Tn.
city Is pleased bcyond expression
WIN the assurances that there !,
az ciicciionaic regard entertain
81 az each aud every place for
ilnt'curmuuitv Ttai The as,o-
lion desires 10 return To ANA
fi'io next wear. Is expressed in NO
uncertain terms. and II i equally
true that Amarillo desire, thar
tIfc press gang should return
here ior the next. and al other
conventions II they 50 desire
lhis-Cit, i strong Tor the yi,i-
tors n the visitors are strong
ir Amarillo. Ne are d,iightr
with Your response To- the al,cn-
teens paid by Amarillo To- YOU.
NEWSPAPER workers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22
County Records
Warranty Deeds.

Warranty Deeds.
q. a. wimberly to Frank Dunaway
5000 lot 9. block 100. Hughes Add.
Clara Metcalf TO Kaihr.ne Meicalf.
$500. lot o. block .. $. J. Hts
J. y. ORGY. q IN 20 J W Regard.
81 90, lot 5. Bogard sub block. ii0 q. T.
Hazel Ward to G. T.. l.ongan. $500.
lot ! block 49,. = J. Hts
I'd. Prichard 10 Stella Patterson.
$500. bot q Gaut sub. block 100 o. T.
Deeds ef Trust
Mary Ethel Green 20 T.. T. Miller.
1900. part Sc. iss. block %. A.RS AN.
7. " Neal 10 q. e. Davis. SO 500
nart Dot T. block lss. Plemons.
]. u. Pearce. - ux 10 CT Western l..
Biz Assn. lot e. hlock ~. Glenwood.
Mechanic Liens.
Nicholas Tolk. % ux. 10 \. = Bur
CESS. ssee. lot g. block gsg. Mirror Add.
Sim Montgomery 20 wiIlmering a
Mullen. Ssa7 part block II. Eakle.
Transfers.
J. y Singleton 10 r u, Jones. $1,000:
2. rart lots -. block si. Hughes.
j \. bonny 20 81. Western l.. A II.
Assn. sioso. lot .. block a.. c;lenwood
Add
J W Mcqueen 10 J. n Zalhten. lot
- iiughes sun hio,k eea lem.
G. = Hester to T. PrIchard. TOT q.
G.ni.- Sub. hiocf iC1 - r.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22
LUBBOCK R0TARlANS
ELECT NEW OFFICERS

Lubbock. April 2O.-jed \. Xix was
elected president 81 the Luhbock Ro.
tary club Tor la2e.s5. Eo-ooe Wilson
vice president. J. q. Jones. treasurer.
and Skeclcr Hunt secretary. The reilr.
ing officers are Walter \. Myrick. pres.
ident. Jed \. Xix. vice president. Wal.
ter Poscy treasurer and Curtis \. Keen
secretary
The Lubbock club was one year old
the first "Wednesday In March and has
today an enrolment IT - members.
The kiwlnis club has bc.n organized
two months with - meinl4rs Il ".
Hutchinson b. president ~ the Hiwan.
n club. Perry spencer. yic- president
and Nal douglas secretary.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22
MEMBER OF riIr ASSOCIATED
NurICE To TIiE rrliI.IC.

ANY erroneous reflection upon the
Character. standing. or reputation Of
sns individasi. firm, concern az cor
paation. tist may appear IA the col
uaahs u The News. will he GLADLY cor.
fee,ed. wher called 10 the attention II
The editor. 10 IL MOI ths Intention Of
THIS newspaper TO wrongfuliy use. OF
inflre any individual. 'firrn. concern or
cofporstion. and eorrection- will he
n'sde where warranted as prominently
ss WIS the wronsfully published refer.
ence " article.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22
PHILLIPS VISITS IL
SCHOOLS OF PLAINS

CANYON. April sl.-profcssor Frank
u. Phillips head Il the vocational agri.
ture department Il the Normal has just
returned from the following schools
where he met with the school baardA
and the senior classes Of the schools.
Often. I.nckney. tloyG,da. Gene. Rails.
Cr"shyion. Dickens. Spur. i.orcnz'.
Lubbock. Alternately aud Hale Center.
Most of the schools expect o. nut In
vocational agriculture nesi year. Tho
instructor viii teach agriculture enc
half 81 the time and spend IN. rest e
ihc time AZ principal &C superintendent.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22

With interest conferred IN the
development oi the oil field m
TN, portion ui the Panhandle.
tie belief 3, EXPIRE, ,cd that one or
more well, will bc brough, M
within the next few week, al
most The idea thar thi, IS destin
ed to he au oil field comparable To-
the known gas field. i generally
entertained Amarillo and other
CENTER within TIN, portion OF the
'iltc, viii be the bcuciiciarie, oi
tm, development. even II some.
what removed from the location,
OF actual we'll,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22

lately. and enormously. ~ that for
momont ne was forced t. lr,use. tho
pulse broke out anew IN his head
>nock. kn~ck. knock Knock. knock.
mock. Curse the thing Never mind
In In At him!
lie went In.
ON the LETT. at the fir end Of the
com. Twynug sat az his desk. A.
'as cr"uohed at his desk. His head was
'ufi,d in his hnnds. At his elbows.
MD upcn the black ,NInns. of the
aide. lay torn envelope. du.l red
Sihre Yhut the dnor and l.ant hl-
tick against the wall by the fire. "A.
took the letter from his pocket and
'alkrd across ana stood over Twynlng.
iwyning had not heard him lie stood
yer him and lacked down upon him.
Nnock. knock. knork. Curse the thing.
Ih"r" was Twyning's neck. that brown
trip between his collar and his head.
nat IN a minute he would catch him
ny No seated thus hc would
'atch MS hair and wrench him hack
ma cram his meal upon him. Knock.
knock. knock. Curse the thing.
Tie said heavily. ''Twynlng. TWIN.
ng. I've come to speak To- you about
your SON.
Twyning slightly twisted his fac. IN
his hands 80 az to glance up at Sabre.
Ills face was red. lie sid In an odd.
thick voice. oh. Sabre. sabde, hay.
you heard?"
sabre said. Heard"
Hes killed. My Harold. NV hoy. Nv
hoy. Harold. oh. Sabre. Sabre. my bow.
ny hoy. my HAROLD
He hogan to sob. his shoulders heay.
.ng.
sabre gave a sound that was Just q
vhimpcr. oh. irony of iate oh. cyni.
ism incredible In IT. malignancy, oh.
cumulative touch To deliver him this
us enemy Ia strike, aud Ia present him
or the knife thus already stricken,
No sound IN all IN" rang. ~ sound.
whereby man can express emotion Wa.
ossihl" to express this motion that
now surchargcd him. This was No main
e mans devising This was a speclal
md a private agony ~ IN. gods ne.
served Ter victims approved for very
nice ana exquisite experiment. lie felt
1msef squeezed right down beneath n
pressure squeezing to his vitals: and
here was squeezed cut of him jusi n
vhimpcr.
Twyning was hrokcnly saying, "Tt's
good Of you 10 come. Sabre. I feel ~.
Niier that business. I'm sorry about
T. sabre, ! feel yotu goodness com.
rg to M like this. I.ni You know. Won
ilwuys knew. what my hoy was In me.
~ Harold Ny Harold Such "A GOOD
"y. sabre. Such go,-d. Christian hoy.
Md nov he's gone. he's gone. Never
70 $50 him again. My hoy. Ny hoy.
NV SON.
Oh. dreadful
And he went on. dlStraucht and nil.
liable. My boy. Ny Harold. Such a good
10y. sabre. Such a perfect hoy. NV
Haroldr'
The letter was crumpIed In Sabre's
right hand. He was constructing u in
MS hand and knccking his cleneh.d
knuckles an the marble.
My boy. Ny dear good hoy. oh.
Sabre. Sahrc-'
"" dropiH-l his RICH, arm and swung
IL by his side: To- aud FRO; over the
iundrf over the firc. over the hearth
over the flames.
My Harold. Never ~ see his face
again. Nv Harold"
Woniinued in Our Nexs lssu.J
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22

They 'gc doing II III over the
country. Every community has II.
Inc american people are wild
over II. The home team i, the
best m the field. IT., the baseball
bug that, got the people in it>
tath. The people are ready and
willing victims. 10 be q baseball
IAN = the mode at this season OF
the year. and to decline to enter
TINS near all inclusion. j., To- be dc
cidcdly On tl' outside ui the
circle.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22
THOMAS REVIEWS FEW
PlANkS OF PLATFORM
Special 10 Ths New

Special ~ Ths Nsws
CEOWEi.I.. April 2o.-Cullcn y. Tho.
mas. candidate for the niied States
Senate. reached into the HEARTS of both
business men and farmers here TODAY
IN an address IN the Interests ~ his
campaign. NE touched = sympathetic
SPOT with the women In defenss of bis
advocacy OF women sufirrnrn. for
which he has fought many battles.
Mr. Thomas reviewed ere ~ onc the
several planks In his platform in,lud.
inE his pric. fixing plan ior si.tpi. farm
products In tim. Of war ~ well ~
IrIee." IT, adv liei "a ''fi farmsr a.
% o. uinf 20 fl ' "' T. fartr,i
alI fttor, % -.. o. - .u.r a.
OLE sep TOWARD a uaitcfeh ls..c..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22

II IS the duty 81 every good eli.
iIcn 10 stand umrescrvcdiV behind
Tic officers and members 81 The
amarillo School Board. IL !, MOI
I'M least reason ior a division of
tie support To which thi, Board
is'entitlcd than sonic 81 it, mem.
hers are not those YOU happened
Ia have desired. The Board +,
oars wholly and unrescrvcdly.
and bv supporting the orgauiza-
lion. We are siabilizing our
schools. Nmsrlllo Is proud oi her
schools-,nev are amuue the
create; 90 iic lr'ted States. aud
tacr ianc J. glorious passes
sion III this community.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22

sting Go note that the ,trawhcr
,ir, are blooming ~ the open iu
,hi, ca, and section isn't Il about
Time that some ui the ignorant
ioul, over ihc country close their
mouth, and allow heir brain,
chance Geo become active.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22

Enthusiasts about the city audi
forum were pleased t. know. ac-
'"f.ling To al announcement
made by the mavor in the prcs-
tnco 81 number oi citizen, that
The pasing ) ro I've extended ,o
hid around the Sanborn block
im, Will greatly facilitate the
pleasure ncidcn, iu the use OF
The auditorium.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22

our greatest wealth. our great
est possibilities Tor permanent
and desirable growth lie, in I'M,
agricultural development OF this
TERRITORY Aitcr the gas. the oil
aud other deeply deposited wealth
hall have been brought from the
ground. The eve viii return to the
lirst twelve niche, at soil. a, th.
location "i our greatest wealth
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22

ihe fanhan lie Plains Cham
her oi Commerce Is active IN he.
lar 81 the people oi the Panhan.
die aud l1ainS country. This or
ranizailon is really oi great value
io all this portion 81 the south
west. II deserves the support 81
tiIe people ~ every county ~
which u functions. and even lar
bevond that line II limit The
lnnhand.eJ 'lains Chamber oi
Commerce. with is facilities Tor
WORK, assures the variou, inter-
eSsS Of this TERRITORY that they
have continuously and always 4
Friend ai court.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22

he bo' ;lcggrr rur.t ro ="
shou',i bc the watchword ~ this
community The bootleggcr :. a
curse anal IDIOT "n socirtv. The
bootlcggcr Is n di,loval citizen.
The boo,legger Is a menace 20
American principles. The boot
logger is worse than nihilis,. II
such n thing were possible The
boOileggcr must go'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22
synopsis IL Weather Conditions.

r n e. atmospheric
disturbance ~ slight
intensity that con.
tinues 10 dominate
the region of IN"
western and the
southern Plateau has
resulted In general.
ally wprm"r wealth.
q and an abundance
81 sunshine. except
the region OF the
Great Lakes and the
Ohio Valley where
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22

FOR TO-DAY

For u thou altogether holtlest thy
peace ~ this time then shalt there
arise enlargement AMI deliVerance
fram another place: and Who know.
eth whether ihou art not coms unto
De- kingdum ior such q time a.
thlSs--I.Sthsr az.
uur Instruments our hearts. our
hands. are given us to work with IN
this TIME. ln order that people may
hook luok n after days and ay'
Soc what has oou. down to 40
from b.. s.o what gooi il- removed
AL tho wfuus vhi,h fhos, Who dwell
in it tell us OF -e' what There Is Boo
t 20 Initiate Frederick Drnison
NlmIil.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22
ALL COUNTY AGENTS
ELIGIBLE FOR MEET

-ffftal 70 H. ff.
CANYON. April % Tho department
tgficu'trr' has h.n -..udins cot
fiiris da.lA q" county AGENTS. over the
'tn'"n'ii- ""a-.rninr tho county
vents rD.k Judging meet. which viii
s' hid Boo 'aror FRIDAY, May %.
Noi 'r." 81" ms agents in IA. Pan.
fansii' Iu 'f. district known as the IA.
"'fd- district are eligible. hut the
r'f agents 40 over The state of
.tih' may bring teams for 40. meet
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22

Nmanllo y standing hand in
hand with the other communities
ar tilis portion n the southwest.
without regard % the state line
Tbs ciiy has a future. and in at
isinuiy 10 this. she will embrace
and enhance the futures OF all
other oommuniiics. within her
rancc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22

Il is now time ior the planting
pruning and treating pi shade
trees aud Towering shrubs Tin,
work = suggested and urged by
The county agent and others
leading 90 program, Tor the al
Vancrmcnt nt citi, Jttactiyrne,.
over the Panhandle and Plains.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22

Panhandle and Plain, cattle
together with those in all hi,
section OF the Southwest h,y,
PASSED through the winter in ex.
iraordinaril, good condition. II
IS reported also that the prices
are showing a decidedly more
PROMISING tendency.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22

i'oticr tuun,y's free library
and Wouian'S assembly hall. viii
y a great compliment to the
county officials and all those who
worked tor a, creation and cree.
ton.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22

Inc republican party is promis.
my that definite action win lie
taken during the present session
oi congress on the adjusted com.
pensaiion ior the World War
veterans. The wise ones Of the
nariy are looking with uncertain
" C. determine which way the
AT VIII lump" Tor they see dan.
ger ~ either direction.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22

amarillo IS determined a. have
an ample and q, chcaply priced
water supply a. possible. II may
be uiai this viii be secured from
'flrr an underground. ar over
eroaind -sairce. or both. but II !.
assured tl,at II will be secured.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22

Even fhesrs' soIae 81 the UNI
ilif'il;iug babi'crs talk about
(" unar'l'c. ilie North Pole OF the
United >.2iss." i may be inter
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22

Panhandle hog, finished ON
Panhandle feeds are startling
even the faded palates Of the III
ira blase Universal City celebri-
lie. IN Fort Worth the Panhan-
dlc baby beef cattle. finished ON
Panhandle leeds. are topping the
market. These thing, are point.
mg = definite way 10 money from
the Panhandle farms. The peoplc
should send away only the finish.
e,i products ready for use bv
The ultimate consumer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22

Again. the people are confront
cd with the ncccs,iiv al subscrib-
ing Co the near East rebel The
peonlc On armenia are suffering
and diving. and tire spirit ~ the
! uitcd state, . bciug apnealcd
10 IN their behalf The United
STATES il1> never urucd q deaf
ear 10 tie crv 81 the distressed n
home ~ abroad and il viii not do
80 nON.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22
THE WEATHER
By Stanley

Amarillo and Nicinity-Fair saturday
and probably sunday
West TeXas-Saturday generally fair.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-22
tCsnfinued From Our Last Issue.)

.ng knock. kno'k. knock lie began 20
have the feeling that II this frlghtful
knocking continued u would beat its
Wuy out Something would give way
he was the father Of EffIes child. he
vas the murdered of Effle and her
q HID lie was neither. hut the crimes
we're fastened upon him az ineradlcablc
pigmeni upon his skin. Nc was be
'rayer and q murderer and every refu
utiion that he could produce turned 10
"a brand IN his hands and branded him
Vet more deeply. lie writhed IN tor.
nent FOREVER. he would carry the
memory of that fierce and sweating
lacs pressing towards him across the
iabl. In that court. No II was another
mcc iint stood Ike flame before his
tyes. Twyning' Twynlng. Twyning, TIL,
prompipr. IN. goader OF that passionate
mans passion. the lnstiga,or and In
sifumsni OF this his utter and apnail.
INK destruction Twyning. Twynlng.
Twyning' lie ground his teeth upon the
rau.. lie twisted In his chair upon
the thought Twyning. Twyning. Twyn.
ing" knock. knock. knock' An. that
.n,,ki,g maj k,oekinp some,hIn,
,,s ro,n, IN Give woy In N minnie n
must he ah,ted. 4 feverlsh desife q
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