New Britain herald., 1924-12-05
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"Nothing in particular, He takes certain pleasure in worrying the Clothing of anything that isn't white, but you can call him off. You can't induce him to leave monkey"
 Corrigan scratched his chin.
 I've not the least desire to do Panus an injustice" he said slowly: "Nor do l want to disbeieve you; but the nearest colony of monkeys I know is pretty nearly a quarter of a mile from where we're sitting. AS n general rule. they don't wander into the rubber. Assuming you're right, it'd be T pretty queer sort of creature thard wander up here three nights running at the merry hour of two!"
 MIlett looked puzzled.
 At two?" he inquired, helping himself 10 cigarette from tin,
 This is the third time I've been woken In three nights, and always at the same time. The second night regarded it as a mere coincidence. Among other things, jungle noises and so forth, there was moon. Most dogs hay at the moon But 1 tonight there was no moon to speak of
 And he parked again?"
 Corrigan thought.
 Nc" he declared. That's the devil of it He wasn't barking when l woke but ten minutes or so later he began-and has continued ever since"
 T know" agreed the other, "Panus is nothing if not thorough. He's at it now" He rose to his feet and. resting both hands on the table, looked down at Corrigan You can take it from me it's not rat. If it's q native proving around hcll come if I call. If it isn't" He went to the top Of the veranda steps without finishing his sentence.
 Corrigan heard him calling the dog
 "Panus! Come here! Come here nt once." He resorted to whistled command. As far as the man at tho table could judge from, where he sat tho beast paid not the slight est attention
 Suddenly something scrambled on 10 the rail couple Of yards from NilIol, leaped on to the back of a chair and thence 10 the top of the wooden partition.
 Corrigan sprang 10 his feet and, at the same moment, Millet came back oWards him. Both men stood gazing in amazement at a monstrous blue monkey that swung by all foul paws from the beading that con. ."ralod the saWn edges of the rougf rlanhjHg. 4 second later and the yellow dog had swept past then like a flash and leapnd into the aiI ill vain attempt to reach its quarry
 "Woll," demanded Millett trium rIanty his hands at his hips "What d'you make Of that?"
 Farrigau grinned.
 'You've won," he said calmly "ranus Is discharged without q stair on hIs charactor" He vent a stcI closer 10 the party wall. By Cad jo jcrl5od out suddenly. "D'you SC, 'ha'' It's broken away from some whNr". Look" He pointed 10 peculiarly wrought band of wha looked like gold passing round th' lower portion of the creatures body
 Wonder where it's come from?"
 That may account for the rcgu larI'T Of its habits" put in the as sisiant r'garding the blue monke, with ooFctous eyes. The dog, hris i''nE with excitement, was endeavor ing 10 approach it's objective D. means Of long chair which stoo' near the wall Corrigan went to th drawer Of q sinaIl table and pro dHc"d formidable length Of chal 'je lad purchased on recent trip { J"ssAlfon. He secured the dog wit an encirCling arm, removed it bodi from its perch and chained 1t to tn stoI' wooden rail
 "Got any more of tLat?" inquire NI1ett.
 Any more of what?"
 Nhain We might manage [ gain possession of our friend Il r'hcrc." He nodded toward th monkey.
 Corrigan regarded his assistar coldjy
 T hope you're not considerin turning my bungalow into a hom for stray monkeys,' he declare scathinglY
 "f's an EnCommonly good spec mcn," retorted NilIett doggedly. " the coolies get it--they'll skin it ar eat it, if Panus secures it, he'll tet IL 10 pieces if Fanus doesn't s rt-its as likely as not it'll contin,
 the regularity Of its nocturnal visi - and we shall spend the rest
 our nights consuming beer at tw' , thirty Ok Emma" - Gorrigan yawned There VI ., much truth in the reasoning of h 1hird assistant.
 What do you propose doing?" | oh chaining 1t up somewhere [
 other for the rest of the night; ge :, ting a couple of ccolies to fix a bt I on q pole outside for it tomorrow I, and see how 1t behaves itself. IT
 turns out 10 be law-sbiding cltiz'
 We might keep fl; fl it don't. = shoot it."
 "I sec. said Corugan. And su posing it's rightful owner turns ul What them"
 That depends replied Mile darkly.
 Corrigan turned on his heel al went back 10 the drawer.