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COUNTY RECORDS
Instruments Filed with the
County Auditor

JULY 81. 1922
Community Property Agreement
Frederick Rosenweig to Louise
Rosenweig.
Declaration of Homestead
Geo. T.. Howell to The Public, lots
Z. s, blk Z. Lamont,
Affidayits
K. s. Knowlton TO The Public. well
acquainted with John Burns.
r. S. knowltOu to The Public, is
we'll acquainted with Josephine
Houchin.
Deeds
Chas. NJ. Anderson to Lillian Hick-
man, lot >, blk 9, Perkins & Pres
colts Riverside add, ColfaX, 81.
Mortgages
Matilda r. Cannon to Pullman
Savings and Loan Assn. L "a # lot
/, blk 81, to Pullman. $500.
Belle +. Green TO Pullman Saw
ings 4 Loan Assn. lot 4. Ell lot 3 d,
blk Is. Reaney's Second add, Pull
man, 5000.
James A. Williams to Pullman
Savings & Loan Assn, lots s. 9, blk
IS. Bleaker & Brown add, ColfaX,
5000
Assignments
First National bank. Pullman. to
New York Life ms Co. real mtge.
Josie T.. Lewis, $4,000
Releases
Pullman Savings & Loan Assn. to
Adelaide NJ. Vance, real mtge, S.
Pullman Savings q Loan Assn. to
Matilda Walter, real mtge, $
Mortgages
John Lubben and Fred Lubben to
j. |. Case Threshing Machine Co.,
thresher brake, $3S14
Frank L. Snyder to Security State
bank, Lacrosse, crops part lO-l3-39,
$1944
&. z. Ickes Jr to Farmers Nation
al bank, Palouse. crop 1928 pit 10,
"a, and 81 in 17-45, $2127.
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Whitman County, has been duly fixed
by said Superior Court for the hear
ing and settlement of said final re-
port and petition for distribution,
at which time and place any person
interested in said estate may appear
aud file objections thereto and con-
test the same.
Witness, the Hon. r. L. McCros-
key, Judge of said Superior Court,
and the seal of said court affixed
this 14th day of July, 1922.
JOHN H. NEWMAN,
Clerk of Said Court
BY Eva NJ. VonSoehnen. Deputy.
tSeaD jly21aug11
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No. 3714
NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL RE-
PORT AND PETITION FOR
DISTRIBUTION
In the Superior Court of the State
OF Washington. in and for the
County of Whitman.
In the Matter of the Estate of Helena
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John Zieg to Farmers National
bank. ColfaX, 1877 acres summer fall
low 7-15-44, S1198.
VIM. Y. Wyatt to State National
bank, Garfield, two-thirds interest
pit crop on pit Ell 6. VIII 5-1S-45, $500.
Releases
A. l.. VanTine to Daniel Bauman.
real mtge, 5000.
Culbertsons to Mrs r. r NEeach-
EN-, conditional bill OF sale, $3.50.
Assignments
Farmers National bank to S. b.
Oliphant, real mtge Edw. p. Fee
nan, St612.
Farm Mortgage Security Co. to
John Hancock Mutual Life ms. Co,
real mtge, $4,000
Affidavits
l.. D. Hoover To The Public. well
acquainted with John Maroon and
wife, Vada A.
l.. d. Hoover to The Public. well
acquainted with Thomas II. Shobe
and wife. Addie V.
Tom }. Leuty TO The Public, well
acquainted with VIM. c. Holmes,
Frank a. Holmes and Charles C.
Holmes
Assignments
Roy 0. Westley to Rudolph Weav-
er. contract between Geo. 3. Hurd
and o. G. Gebert $1,000.
Q. c. Gebert to Roy o. Wesley.
contract, Geo. B. Hurd, S.
Conditional Bills of Sale
Martin-Carter Implement Co. to
Smith Bros, gas engine. $40.
Logan Grant Co. to w r. Black,
auto, SIPS.
Chandler, Cleveland Cars Co. to
}. Bellach, auto, $1725.
Chauslor & Lyon Co to l.. G. Rob
erts, weaver press. $96.
Miller Bros to Mrs. j. T. Trosper,
1924.
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AUGUST 2. 1922

Declaration of Homestead
\. J. Fulkerth to The Public. lot
-. blk 81, Pullman
Deeds
Phoebe e. Sykes to H. 4. Kaepler,
all lot 3, blk 30, Maiden, 81.
Mortgages
Ruth NJ, Krous to Equitable Say
ings q Loan Assn. lots II. is. blk
|, Schultz's add, Lacrosse, payments
per month. $1,000.
George ". Follis 10 FIRST Savings
q Trust Bank of Whitman County,
nwq l4-1S-42. $4,000
George A Plaskett to Harry Nash.
lots 8. s, blk 6. Lawrence & Hol-
brooks add, Pullman, $500.
Releases
North American Mtge. Co. to Geo.
A Plaskett. real mtge, s.
Citizens State bank, Tekoa, to J.
?, Campbell, chattel. $3.50
Affidayits
f. 5. Knowlton to The Public, is
well acquainted with Nelson and
Mary NJ. Grewell
George W Follis TO The Public.
is well acquainted with Sadie f.
Dickinson.
Conditional Bills of Sale
Kincaid Implement Co. to Frank
Miller, tractor, etc, $1,000.
kinCaid Implement Co. to George
Gerlitz, tractor, $500.
Paul Zumwalt to J. p Berneck
and ]. c. Lille, traction engine. 5000.
Whitfield Helmer Co. 10 Iinville
+. Barton, auto. $3.50.
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OFFICIAL NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
registration books for Precincts Al,
81, ga and ~ will close on August
p for the primary election and will
reopen september IS.
MATILDA +. CANNON,
augl-ll City Clerk.
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AUGUST g. 1922


IItkalN
Columbia Security Co. TO Evening
Star Lodge No. %. Knights OF Pyth-
las, w 40 it lot /, blk 4. Pullman
500.
Geo. r. Hurd TO Rudolph Weaver.
PIT lot !, blk / Lawrence & Hol-
brooks add, Pullman $2270.
Mortgages
II B. Wood TO Equitable Savings
& Loan Assn, Ell lot /. ., blk >.
Shobe's Third add Lacrosse. $500.
Crawford Ternahan TO Bank OF
Colyille, nwq, ell OF swq I1-l5-44,
$500.
Wm. Y Kelly to Vermont Loan
q Trust Co, one-halt interest 3l-19-
45 (ex) $3.50.
Evening Star Lodge No. %.
Knights OF Pythias. to II. V. Price.
W ~ II lot /, blk 4. Pullman. $500.
Earl ]. MINIS to Jensen, King.
Byrd Co, garage fixtures. auto sup
plies, accessories. office furniture,
gas tank. pump, 1858.
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Jeanette Y, Sanger to B. +. Dana.
tract, Pullman, 500.
Homer T., Hull to Alfred Olson.
lots Z, s, blk ,, G. T. Huffman's add.
Tekoa. $3.50
J. {. Clark to Jack b. Service. lot
4, blk -, Maiden, $11OO.
Mortgages
&. ". Prater to J. B. Torch. live
stock, harness, etc, $36.
Matt and Orve Waiver to Williams
x Gallagher. thresher, 1929.
J. J. Archer & Son to Williams e.
Gallaugher, thresher, etc, $S85.
Releases
Albion State bank to Bessie b.
bowman, real mtge, $225.
Farmers National bank. Colfax. to
Robert West. Chattel, 500.
First Savings & Trust bank of
Whitman County to A. o. Hall. chat
tel, 500.
Assignments
E. +. Robinson to Mrs. A. len
nings, conditional bill of sale. Mark
Slender. 81
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There is something about the Tray
Tavern in Spokane, that draws the
crowds from this vicinity. jul2Stt
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"The Home of the PaIouse Dollar"
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AUGUST /. 1922
Deeds

Deeds
Julia A, Morgan to John G. Ur-
ness, pit lot 6, blk 90. Colfax, $500.
@. z. futile to Herbert Barker,
lots to s, blk ), lot /, blk s. lot
s, blk 40, Huffman's add, Tekoa,
$3.50.
VIM. NJ. Shaw to Henry Sable. n
30 it, w 100 #, blk Il, Lombard $
add, Tekoa, $500.
Mortgages
John W Baylor to First SAVINGS
4 Trust Bank of Whitman County,
neq lS-17-44, $1,000
Herbert Barker to Catherine Hay
worth, lots / to e, lot ., blk ,, lot
4, blk s, lot 6, blk 10. Huffman $
add Tekoa, $500.
Nestor LaCerte' to Colfax State
bank, soda fountain, equipment. cafe
equipment, etc, $l400.
/. A. West, to c. r. and c. w.
West, thresher, belt, feeder. stacker.
etc, $1744.
George Webb 10 Holt Mfg. Co,
harvester $3025
X f. Carroll TO Williams & Cal
laugher, thresher. feeder, pully. etc,
$130S.
Earl Z. Robinett to Bank of Wi
mona, summer fallow, 19-I7-4O. two
thirds 1928 crop, pit 24-17-39. two
thirds 1923 crop, $14f3.
Releases
ColfaX State bank to Nestor La
Certe, chattel, $1,000.
W +. Mitchell Finance Co. to B.
M. Martin, conditional bill of sale,
$
Bond
Penn Bridge Company.
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he BED HOUSE IAIhH
MYSTERY III IS y
SAtMlLNH - -

there. Rm suppose u liant thereT"
Tho suggestion. made a. " Il were
already an established fact. startled
them both.
What do YOU meant said cayiey.
We'll rs iuat question Of where
people happen 60 keep their keys.
You 30 up 20 your bedroom. and per.
hRps you Hike 70 lock your door m
case anybody comes wandering iu
when you've only Eot one sock and
a pair ~ braces on. Well that's
natural enough. hut downstairs
people don't lock themselves In. Its
really never done AZ all. BIT for
instance. has never locked himself
Into the dining room m order 20 he
alone with tho sherry. ON the other
hand. all women, and particularly
servants have a horror OF burglars.
And II a burglar gets In by tho win.
dow. they like 20 limit hts activities
90 that particular room 80 thcy
keen the keys on tho outside Of the
doors and lock tho doors when they
80 to bed" lie Knocked the ashes
out Of his pire. and added. AT least.
my mother always used to-
You mean" said niil excifediy,
that tho hey was on the outside OF
tho door when Mark went into tho
ROOM
well was rist wonderinx.-
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what ara they DO. daddy
David asked. what could they DO
with nobody 10 help emf DID the
house Just burn DOWN."
THAT'S a orsr thing. SON."
daddy said. "A mighty queer
thing. In writing Of II Edwin
doesn't say how they saved the
house: maybe he doesn't know; he
just said that with the help OF
the Indians tho flrv was extin.
guished chat means put out. you
know.) and a few OF tho things In
the room were saved.
But he says Il was an awful
time for his mother. the house
was too badly burned 20 live In
riKh, away. 30 the Walkers took
them into their crowded little
home. and Mr.. Mcdonald. the man
An charge of Fort Colville. sent
men TO repair tho house 70 that
MIR. and Mrs. Eells could live In
IL again.
''And Just six months later. In
tho summer OF 1871. this Edwin
Fails. who tells the story. was
born; right there in tho little
made over. half.burned home.
among savage Indians and wild
horses. and there no grew up.
edwin learned TO ride n horse
when no was years old. and
after he wns a little bit older he
and his little brother got 20 be
such good riders that they weren't
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satisfied with their ponies. which
were easy pacing, horses; they
wanted 10 trot.
.Ons day the two little fellows
were way off by themselves. and
Edwin said. Say. I wonder why
father don't want VS. 20 trot these
horses: us a hundred times more
fun 20 trot: he can't see us-iet's
get a little switch apiece and see
II we can make 'em trot'
well. they made ''sm trot'
all right. but--as so often happens
when little folks think they can
do thing on the sly. and nobody
will see them. Mr.. Eells Just hap
pened 20 sec them.
Boys he called. didn't I
tell you not 70 trot those horscsY'
"'yes. sir said tho boys.
"'Weil. now you can get on
THESE horses and he bounced
THEM up on two big. fast trotting
horses. 'you'ii trot TN / say you
can quit"
"whoopeer' David exclaimed
feelingly. remembering how he
felt the time he rode the horss UP
tho mountain. what did the boys
dor"
Edwin says.- daddy told him.
"thnt he was forever cured of
wanting 10 ride trotting horses
and almost cured OF any further
disobedlenco.
There was one other horse
story he told. which came near be-
ing very serious" daddy added.
TO he Continued
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Have you noticed tire ether rooms
tho hililard.roon. and library. aud
90 oar said Cayley.
1--WE only just thought about ~
while I've been citing cut here. You
1.-Two hsre--havsnt' you ever noticed
tnemf.'
cAyisy sat considsrtng. with his
head on ons side.
ut seems rather absurd you
know. but can't cay that have. .
he turned 20 Blll. Have your
"Cocd Lord. no. l should never
WORRY about a thing lie that"
-I'm sure you wouldn't laughed
Antony. well. We can have q good
look when We 70 In II tho other
keys are outside. than this one was
probably outside too. and IN that
oas>-well u makes II more interest
inx."
cAyssy said nothing. BIN ch~wed
. piece of grass. ana than said.
-Do>s IL make much ciffer~ncs-'
II makes n more hard IN under.
stand what happened IN there Take
your ercicsntal theory and see where
you get TO. No Instructive turning
os the key now. is theref He's got
90 open the door 20 get ~. and open.
ing the door means showing his
head 70 anybody In the haii--hiz
cousin, for instance. whom he LETT
there two minutes ago. L. a man in
Marks state Of mind. frightened 10
death lest he should Be found with
the body. going 20 do anything 70
fcoihardy ss thatr~
He needn't have been AFRAID Of
ma said cayisy.
Then why didn't he call for your
He knsw you were about You could
have advised him. Heaven knows he
wanted advice. But the whoie theory
OF Marks escape Il that he was
afraid Of you and % everybody else. :
Yes. I expect you're right" said
Btu thoughtfuiiy. Unless hs took
tho key In with him. and locked the
door at onca."
-Exaetly. But IN that case you
havs 20 build Up new theory en-
| tireiy.-
You mean that n makes n seem
NOR. delfb-rate7~
Yes; that. certainly. But n also
sssnna 70 make Mark out an absolute
IDIOT Just suppose for n moment
that. for urgent reasons which
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tors house by the blusberry patch
and soon told their troubles.
'Tts too badF' said kind Nancy.
And too greedyF' declared Nick.
And too nuchF' nodded DR.. snuf.
fes. s1'li speak 10 Oscar at once"
orr 20 Oscar Owls house in Maple
Tree FLATS they went. no--not Phil
Frog and his friends - but the
others.
Oscar was nj home. but asleep.
Aiao ne was M cross an bear
at heinE Weakened in broad daylight.
Oscar said DR.. Snuffes. II
know you didn't send for mo. but
saw you yesterday. and you looked
10 bad I thought ia call. Stick out
your tongue, please.
'sTherei That's II. Just ms
thought. Too much frog and mouse
and bat. You'll have 10 diet for two
months. Nothing but few bugs
and a mobqulto or two.
Now remember I'll have you
we'll in spite OF yourself"
Phil and MUNICH and Mrs Bat did
5ig when they heard the news.
TO lie Continued
Copyright. 1922. ~ Seattle stsTD
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neither OF you know anything about.
he had wished 20 set rid Of his
brother. Would he have done y IKE
that7 Just killed him and then run
awayf why. that's practically sui
cida No. II you really wanted 10
remove an undesirable brother. you
would do !, a little bit more clsveriy
than that
cayiey had BEEN silent. apparently
thinking over this nsw idea With
his eyes stiu on tho ground. he said
nowf
II hold 20 my opinion that II was
purely accidental. and that Mark
Loaf his head and ran away
but what about the ksy7" asked
Bill.
1--WE don't know yet tina, the keys
were outside"
"Oh, well. Of course. II they are
inside. then your original theory IL
probably this correct ono. Having
often seen them outside. just won
dered-that's all"
Even n the key was outside,
went on Cay1ey rtubborniy. Il stin
think n might have been accidental
He might have taken II in with him.
knowing that the interview would be
an unpleasant ono. and not wishing
to be interrupted"
But no had just told you 10 stand
by in case he wanted youi 80 why
ehould he lock you out7 Besides, !
should think that II man were
going 70 have an unpleaaant inter.
view with o threatening relation. the
last thing he would do would be 70
barricads himself in with him. He
would want 70 open all the doors ana
say. Get out of itr
ceyiev was silent. but HIS mouth
looked obstinate. Antony gave a
little apoiogetio laugh and stood up.
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At the words tho glowing mist
cleared In Moily's brain.
"No. Don." she said tenderiy but
with steady voice. II have got 20
think-about you. about my work.
about me. The stronger our love IN
Ii IL is love--the better II will stand
thinking out. Don"
She finipcd the sentence by bend
ing over. picking up the oars and
putting them into his hands. The
Molly who was sure as an adding
machine" seemed no strongly IN com.
mand that Donald obeyed, tho sulk-
ny, and turned the boat back toward
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One day Phil Frog and Munich
Mouse and Mrs. Bat had confao'
IL was about Oscar Owl.
Yes. SIR" Munich Mouse was say
ing. ''fts true. for my cousin. Harry
House-Mouss, saw IL IN a book. A
brown owl sometimes eats 20 mice
20 frogs and dozen bats in one
day"
'sGoodnessr' gasped PHI. AT that
rate not ono Of our children or
grandchildren will be left, TO say
nothing Of ourseiyesF'
Mrs. Bat wagged her head indig-
lnantiy. shs was hanging upside
down BY her feet inside a hollow
tree. Usually at this time Of day
ste was asleep. but news Ike this
would waken anybody.
whats 70 be done7" she croaked.
Il thought maybe Or. Snuffies and
his helpers coul DIDO something for
,us." said Munich Mouse. ''Thoss
kvins are kind.hearted and they're
ne. Let's 20 and tell them the
whole thing"
80 Munich ran, Phil hoped. and
Mrs. Bat Flew over TO the fairy doc
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Wheeler did not answer until they
had entered tho club. Then he re-
sumed his words like hammer
strokes:
THE only thing that seems Inn
portant TO you just now, Molly. Is
Donald Manning. And the only Inn
portant thing 10 Manning is Manning
and his harem. What have you
got TO do with that7''
Molly stopped dancing as tho
frozen suddenly 20 the floor.
'Ben Wheeler" she said. her voice
vibrating with astonishment and an.
ger. Donald Manning has asked me
Ito marry him. And ] think you've
helped nae. Ben Il deelda.'
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BY STANLEY
BY ALTMAN
BY BLOSSER
By CONDO

She moved Off toward where DON
was watching them under knit
brows. Wheeler. stunned momentum
lily, overlook her.
How nicer He could not keep
the irony from his tone. And so
you are thinking OF marrying our
matinee idolf'' Then. some dynamo
In Wheeler seemed to start In
action.
"Weli. I'll help you decide with q
vengeance. And before she could
fathom his meaning. he ran from tho
clubhouse and leaped into his big
car.
tTo lie Continued
Copyright 1919. vs. seattle staxl !.
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H AAMILNE

A REVIEWER shot vas heard two minutes
|onnRr Api.rrr. .'.s-ae-~sii brother
81
tkRK AnfNrr. tns bachelor rreprisser
81 Tie Red HOUSE. had returned FROM
his Is years aosence IN Australia end
heea usAsfea Into Marks cffiee.
INToNx attllNOftAM. = Eenueman
eaventarer and friend 81
MI. nGvEntEv, ems Il Marks guests
arrived At that moment % find
FATr EaNIKN Marks companion.
pounding on the locked dear - the Of
flee and demanding Atntittance TIE
tWo uacn entered the effiee thfa WIN
dow nnA en- the floor found the body
% Rahsrt with bullet tara the head.
MARI Nas net 20 - feant-
Yclf~. fn.rertar uirch ksiisvs. that
Ksrk has murdered his brother. whese
nslt he anttetrated with ahnayanee. but
here are several points which arouse
|ntens.a sespiciena CefleY Invites him
r.rssln ever the inquest Hne Antcny
Hforns Bfi beverley that Things are
luIns - narrra here sru7t
co On WIN ritE STORY
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tho boathouse.
but you'll give me- he pleaded.
my answer before the dance Ia over.
IL we are 70 leave tonight"
A slsiff. powerfully propelled by
Ben Wheeler. slid out OF the dark to
their side.
you promised mo the i7th dance.
Molly" his tonc was rs cold and
hard as the click OF a machine. ''and
the thing is all but over"
I'm 30 sorry. Ben" said Molly.
simply and sincerely. but | really
had something -important to talk
oyar With Don"
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WHOM SHALL MOLLY MARRY?
NO $50 WHEELER CHARGES IN JEALOUS RAGE
ANGER SPURS MOLLY TO PREPARE FOR
FLIGHT ON THE MIDNIGHT EXPRESS
BY ZOE BECRLEy

Don shook his head. smiling with
tenderness II was pain 70 resist
This isn't tho time to think. dear.
est. Don't you love msr'
Molly's hand wayercd TO her tenn.
pie. ooh. Don--you'rs very--vcry
dear. But simply must think.
There's something -
You might as we'll try 10 swim by
thinking about itr' no protested,
selling her hands again. Come with
me on tho midnight express to.
night" His tone WINS compelling.
Molly feit her mind cloudlng az he
went on: You must think about
about lifc--hy living It."
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Romsncs came swiftly into the life OF
MOLLY WAYNE that night OF the dance
II, the Mldvals Boat club. She knew
that three men we're deeply In love
with herr
Rem WHEELER. keen and efficient
manufacturer,
me rnsn who had just proposed 20 her.
DONALD MANNING, leading man In the
local stock company. Moiiy's swept off
her feet BY his wooinK.
with n wrench OF the will. Molly
struggled for selfpossession.
Don. dear" she gasped husltiiy.
drawing out OF his embrace. we
must think this out She put her
hand 10 her hot cheek. to her fore.
head, distractedly.
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well. come on. Bill he said;
"ws ought to bs stepping." lilo held
out hand and pulled hia friend UP.
Then. turning 10 cayiey. he went
on, you must forgive mo n ! have
let my thoughts run on rather
That's all right Mr. 0ilIingham.
said cayicy. standing up too. You
say that you're going up TO tho Inn
now about your basf'
Cayiev nodded and turned 70 30
into the house. Antony took hold OF
Bmrs arm ana walked of with him
in the opposite direction
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CHAPTER VII


They walked in silence for ntus.
until they had left the house and
gardens we'll behind them.
'.raii mo something about Marx
said Antony suddenly.
what sort OF thingr1-
well, never mind about his bcfna
your host. or about your being n
perfect gentleman. OF anything Ike
that. Cut out the Manners for Men.
and tell mo whnt you think OF Mark.
and how you like staying with him,
and how many rows your little house
party has had this week. and how
you get on with cayiey. and all tho
rest OF t."
Bill looked at him eagerly.
Il say. arc you being the compiete
detective7"
well. wanted n new profession. .
smiled tina other.
what funl 7 rnean.- hs corrected
himself apologeticnlly. zone oughtn't
20 hay that. when there's n man
dead in tho house. and ones host"
lie broke off n little uncertainty.
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Mark"
CONTINUED Monday