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Putnam patriot., 1930-06-05
Child Roundup

4 pre-school clinic is being conduct ed by Miss Forcier aided by Miss An- toinette Coderre. RN., of the State Board of Health. This will safeguard the health of every child who will enter the schools of Thompson this coming fall. Advice and help will be provided the children suffering from malnutrition.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-09
American League

LET Almqmst Press Your Suit. We call and deliver. Phone 528
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-09
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SYNOPSIS: Caroline Brent is freed from her abductors, Bee and le Balafre, following fierce gun battle. Those two ex-cOnvicts are killed by Pro lessor Johns," who is revealed as Jules Lacote, their betrayer in crime 25 years ago. A shot by Allan Hunt kills LacOte, alias Johns. Anatole Flique, the adroit French detective, begins his explanation of the mystery that brought death to Dan ParadOs and his hired man, Grainger. Flique contends that Johns shot both men from the island fort at high tide-when the Cuts fury deadened the sound of his shots. Samuels, the deputy attorney, retOrts they actually heard the shot that killed Grainger. Flique replies, you just thought s0."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-09

F1ique put the rifle down. The cartridge was nothing for one of his skill. Would he not remove the bullet from the 80 caliber rifle cartridge, cut off the thin end of the cartridge case, and force the .45 caliber pistol bullet into the rifle cartridge he had cut down?
 Clearly M Johns disposed of his tools when he had finished with them, and almost certainly he cast them into the sea. Perhaps he did not cast that rod far enough and poor Grainger found it one day when he looked to his lobster traps at low tide Also, M. Johns would gather up his shavings of steel, but perhaps the fragments M. Grainger and I found had been trod into the dirt beneath the lathe and he miss ed them. It does not matter.
 Where was the rifle, you ask? Certainly, M Johns would not hide it in his tower Mo- he would put it where no one would expect to find it-no one but Anatole Flique, per- haps,' and the little man twirled his muStache.
 And where was that but in the fat stomach of that old cannon in front of the fort?"
 Flique's face sobered. Poor Graingeri Clearly, he was-how you say it?-reconstructing the murder of monsieur from the rod and his shaving of steel. A man of intelli- gence, Grainger"
 Samuels winced at that and so did I. It seemed now that we should have deduced something of the truth from the facts Flique had Haunted in our faces so consistently. Then Samuels asked the question that must have been in the minds of every one Of us.
 What about the motive?" he said morosely. Why did Johns kill Parados after living on San Lucas for 20 years?'
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-09
Chapter 37
SHOTS FROM THE TOWER


 All of us were breathless as Flicue continued.
 First we shall consider the mur- der of monsieur It is perhaps 200 yards from this room to the tower. The north windows of the tower and the patio window of the room are on a-um-that word, M. lAn- tiquaire?"
 Diagonal line, do you mean?" I inquired.
 ''Mais oui From the tower at night one may observe this writing table and the fireplace. It is clear that M. Johns up in that top room, saw M. Hunt leave M. Parados. He then took up his tele- phone and summoned MT Parados, who answered, as Mile Ferris, and M. Johns himself have testified.
 Perhaps they talked of the fury of The Gut, as that Johns said. do not know. Is it not sufficient that monsieur stepped to the win dow and opened it, and that Johns shot him from the top window of his tower, and that monsieur drop ped at the feet of madame, who approached the window at that moment?"
 You can't tell me that any man with a pistol-'
 If M. le Deputy will contain himself"
 Sorry" Samuels grunted.
 'The alibi of Hendricks" Flique continued impertubably. supported M. Johns statement that he had not left his tower. But what of the killing of that poor Grainger? M. Johns, I have said, aspired to per- lection
 "very we'll This Johns desired shot to be discharged in the library at the moment he shoots Grainger from his tower. There was a problem for any man, but those three, le Balafre and Ciceron Bee and Jules Lacote-were they not devils of cleverneSs?
 "Grainger M. Johns remembered, had kindling in the grate each morning And so M. Johns pre- pares a blank cartridge and before the time of the high tide he conceals it among that kindling. When the flame heats the blank it will explode. No one but Grainger will light the kindling. That clever one, Johns, departs unobserved, as he came, by the patio window, which he leaves open, monsieurl'
 Damned clever!" Samuels ejac- ulated. But what about The Gut? He wouldn't be able to hear the shell in his tower room for the row in The Gut?"
 Has monsieur forgotten the tele- phone upset on the writing table?" Flique inquired Did not I assure him it was the living tissueP M. Johns left it so. my friend, and hurried to his tower. I suspect that clever one telephoned to Grainger and commanded him to light fire in the library"
 That is just what happened, Celia interrupted. T was in Fath- CTS room at the time. His tele- phone rang. It must have been Johns, although Father didn't say Whoever it was, wanted a fire in the library, he said"
 ssYou have that picture, yes2' Fliuue resumed. M. Johns looks out of his dark tower window his telephone and his weapon are ready. Grainger enters the patio That rascal, Johns, has his tele- phone strapped to his ear he seizes his weapon and presses clos er to the window. Outside The Gu is in torment. ... Grainger enters He bends forward his pacf toward the patio window ne strikes . match the fire +
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-09
Copyright, 1880, William Morrow
 and Company
That final question:! F1ique answers it in the concluding chapter-tomOrrOw
GAMES SUNDAY
Pacific Coast League

Pacific Coast League San Francisco 6, 3; Mission 5, 10. Oakland 6, 2; Seattle 2, 3. Sacramento 4, 4; Portland 3, 10. Los Angeles ', 8; Hollywood 1, '.
 National League Brooklyn 6; Chicago 0. New York 4 St. Louis 1. Boston 10; Pittsburgh 6. Cincinnati 5, 2; Philadelphia 4, g..
 American League Philadelphia 6; Chicago 3. Cleveland 3; Washington g. Detroit 1; Boston o. Game called end of sixth on account of darkness. St. Louis 5; New York 4.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-09
GAMES SATURDAY Pacific Coast League

Hollywood 9; Los Angeles T. Mission 5; San Francisco 10. Oakland 5; Seattle 8. Sacramento 3, 5; Portland o, 1.
 National League St. Louis T; New York 9. Chicago 9; Brooklyn 12. Pittsburgh 4 Boston G. Cincinnati at Philadelphia-Rain.
 American League Washington at Cleveland-Rain. New York 12; St. Louis 5. Boston 0; Detroit 6. Philadelphia 5; Chicago 6.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10
PAST A WORK Is
MAIN TOPIC OF HHFT

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10
SEHTSG CLASS STAGES
STYLE SHOW MONDAY

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10
ENJOYABLE AFFAIR
RrDAY

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10
Gle has ONE
GUEST PRESENT

TIE Zoo7-Zol DINER E-z-s
cub vas ~e1-er-a--s1 FRIDAY eve
ming b. Mrs Fred Te6egarrrer
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yellow and white tle-e
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Houston for TIE Ea-es
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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-08-01
Alfalfa Satisfactory
Pasture for All Stock

Alfalfa makes satisfactory horse
pasture, and in fact is good for any
class of stock, the only danger being
that of bloat when the growth is very
luxuriant and in wet weather. 1t is
advisable to have some tame grass
pasture alongside the alfalfa so that
horses can have a variety of feed, in
which case they are not so likely to
take injury from the alfalfa.
There is not much likelihood of in
PRODUCING noxious weeds into a farm
through the use of sweet clover or
alfalfa. The first crop is very often
cut for seed, though some farmers
make practice of cutting the first
crop early and high and allowing the
second crop to mature for seed Where
seed is grown commercially, the first
crop is the one generally used.