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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1931-12-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mace will leave
next week for their annual visit with
friends and relatives in Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Garner are very
happy over the arrival of new
daughter, who made her appearance
last Sunday morning The young lady
has been given the name of Rachael
Melvin Ely and Don Odion left Mon
day for California with truck load
of Christmas trees
Mrs. Margery Haines, of Coquille,
Ore, arrived Wednesday evening to
spend the holidays with her father,
Mr.. Fred Bridgman.
Ed Harmeling was a city visitor one
day this week. spending the day doing
his Christmas shopping. Fortunately
we have been having such Indictment
weather that golf was out of the ques-
5tluii, OtAlSA WloC Iau . ACidtASSo uiiu
friends would have to have gone gift
less this year.
Depression prices on pretty pictures
colored Island views on Xmas cards
l5c each. Norman Edison Studio
Burton. 9ti
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Rindal spent
Sunday under the parental Weiss roof
Rev. E. M. Randall is slowly re-
covering from serious attack of the
flu which has kept him confined tc
the house for several days.
Mrs. w. G. Blekkink arrived hons
this week from Seattle where she has
spent the past few weeks in hospita
and later with her daughter, Frances
Mrs Blekkink is much improved ii
health.
Bob Smock, who has been i'll for thu
past ten days, was sufficiently vel
on Tuesday to sit up and enjoy al
the joys Of his ninth birthday. HI
thinks with so many kind neighbor:
and friends that being sick isn't thu
worst thing that could happen to {
boy.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1931-12-17

Old Hen: Let me give you a piece
of good advice"
Young Hen: What is it?"
Old Hen: IAN egg day keeps the
ak away"
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1931-12-17
DocKToN NEWS

Mrs. Mccoy, Of Lake Bay, visited
her daughter, Mrs. L. Plancich, this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Landers, Ct South
ern Heights, visited Mrs. Landers'
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Larsen,
over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Martin have
rented the cottage belonging to Tony
Roncevich for the winter.
Mrs. B. Forbes and son spent the
weekend in Tacoma visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs Stanley Nilsen were
over from Seattle for the weekend
visiting the home folks.
The Dockton Community Club will
hold their monthly meeting at the hail
Saturday evening, December 10th.
Mrs. L. Danielson and Mrs. H. E.
Larsen were shopping in Tacoma
Monday.
Mrs. j. Miller went to Tacoma on
business Monday.
Harold and Walter Peterson visited
their parents over the weekend.
Mrs. Claude Peterson was a Ia
coma visitor one day this week.
The Dockton bell was moved from
the Community Hall and erected on
the schoolhouse this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Petersen had as
their guests over Saturday and Sun
day their daughter Katherine and Mr.,
and Mrs John Antus of Aberdeen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Andersen and
children Of steilacoom spent the week
end at their Dockton home.
Mrs. Fritz Gehri and small daughter
Eileen, Of Tacoma. spent Monday with
the formers mother, Mrs. Alice Phair
Mrs. Gertrude Whitla left Friday
for Seattle where she will stay fol
the winter months. She will return
to Dockton early In the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Nllsen Of
Seattle visited at the Richard Nilsen
and Conrad Amundsen homes Sunday
n Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard jenkins and
son OF Tacoma were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Keen Sunday.
Depression prices on pretty pictures
colorod Island views on Xmas cards
l5c each. Norman Edison Studio
Burton. 9ti
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1931-12-17

Frank Dankow Of Detroit was given
a sentence Of Is days in jail when he
broke mirror over tho head Of his
landlord,
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1931-12-17

met a newsdealer friend the other
day, who told me he started out with
the idea that the world had an open
ing for him asked him if he found
it, and he said, Eyes. I'm in it now e
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1931-12-17

John Driscoll of San Francisco was
awarded 1888 damages when he fell
off his wagon and broke his wooden
leo
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1931-12-17

Mrs. G. August Peterson arrived
home Tuesday evening from Van
couver, B. c., where she has been
visiting her daughter and family.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1931-12-17

Mrs. Reeves was very happy to have
all of her children home with her over
the weekend
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1931-12-17

Husband and Wife. Husband going
away. Conversation. Dear" he said,
don't you think you ought to buy
some fiction to while away the time"
mo, Sweet she said, you will write
me some letters won't you dearp"
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same day and will attend the Rush
Medical School this coming year.
Mr.. Fred Beattie was over from
Seattle Thursday with truck to move
his mothers furniture from the post
office apartment where she had
moved some three months ago. The
family thought it best for her to live
among them instead of alone, and she
is leaving soon for Bellingham 10 be
with her daughter Margaret Abrams.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bates left We'd
nesday for Los Angeles to be gone in
different parts of the Southland until
spring. Mr.. Bates says they will try
Arizona and any old place that will
help to knock out the rheumatism that
likes to be his companion day and
night, in fair weather and foul
Here's hoping that the winter South
will bring them much relief and make
them so happy on their return that
they will want to be married over
again. Two justices and several min
listers will be glad to retie the knott!
Mr.. Raymond will have charge of the
Bates resort during their absence.
Mrs. Hunt and Mrs. Crawford re-
joice to learn that their brother, VIII
liam Irle, who lies in a Portland hos
pital, is much improved, since word
came several days ago saying he was
struck by an auto and badly injured.
Mr.. Irle spent several weeks here last
summer
4 The secretaries of the different
clubs meeting in our part of the Is
land are very prompt reporting the
doings of their organizations, in the
/ News Record. This saves the Burton
reporter considerable phoning and
making mistakes-an saves time and
work. We would say to these good
people, carry on"
Depression prices on pretty pictures
colored Island views on Xmas cards
15c each. Norman Edison Studio
Burton. stt
Jack Knowles, son of Mr.. and Mrs
John Knowles, 622 South Steele street
| a former Stadium high school boy
will spend his Christmas in China
For some years past he has been ply
ing his trade Of ship carpenter or
vessels running to Central and South
America and as result his Spanish
lis fluent. This, however, will have
been his first time in the Orient, ant
\ he has been spending spare hours il
Chinese and Japanese quarters, &C.
quainting himself with those LIMOGES
Tacoma News-T Tribune. Mr.. Knowle:
was an Island school boy, whose folk.
II lived n, pl,rtnr1 cavaro1 vnorc oon
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1931-12-17
PORTAGE oRTHoPEDIc.

The Portage orthopedic Auxiliary
will meet with Mrs. Richards on De
cember 23rd at eleven a. m.
Mrs E. A. Hildebrand, Secy.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1931-12-17
COVE NEWS ITEMS

Mrs. Frank Sigrist is suffering from
severe attack of the cold that is
epidemic.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1931-12-17
BURTON NEWS ITEMS

Rev. T. S. Fretz arrived home from
the Tacoma hospital Tuesday, much
improved in general health. His son
j. Lewis Fretz left for Chicago the
same day and will attend the Rush
Medical School this coming year.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1931-12-17

Depression prices on pretty pictures,
colored Island views on Xmas cards.
l5c each. Norman Edison Studio,
Burton. Off
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1931-12-17

Miss Myrtle sundberg enjoyed a
visit with home folks on Sunday.
Myrtle is employed in Seattle, and al
though she has congenial work is al
ways glad to get home.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1931-12-17

It will often be found that rumors
are the tools OF the evil minded and
the ignorant who want to destroy
Righteousness and soil virtue.
The Nome nugget., 1931-01-10
UNDERGRADUATES

CLEVELAND. Jan. 10, (P)-Gun fights with criminals cost the lv- es of patrolman James Ryan. aged thirty seven, Albert Burke aged forty-;nree, telegraph operator, and patrolman James Cleary was sho In the spine resulting in paralysis which may keep him in that posi- tion for life.
 Ryan and Cleary were shot by John Classcoek all ex-convict when they went to arrest him. Burke was shot in q battle with two un- identified men who had broken tn" window of jewelry store and were prepared to loot il when he came along
The Nome nugget., 1931-01-10
PROPOSED MERGER

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jan. 10. A'D- Regarding the proposed mer- ger of eastern railroads. four maj or systems will oppose the merger if it means the dismissal of em- ployees, George Harrison, of Gin cinnati, president of the Brother hood of Railroad Clerks said to- day. He further stated that if the roads of the nation were con s")idated into one it would mean the dismissal of over one million workers In this way he attacked Pres dent Hoover's statement tha. proposed mergers in industrial or ganizatious were for rhc bette,- mon' Of the borer
The Nome nugget., 1931-01-10
The Home Town Press

When We read the larger dail- ies. bout all We see is crime. It's
 jest the same Ill over. in any state
 or cline. But when We want lo
 get right down to business. let confess. takes the country paper. the little hometown press. Jest think when it's q snow n. en u blow n :. en' yer blue. Jest pick mp that piece sunshine, an you sean its pages through. r. makes you feel lots different; kinda pirks you up d bit. Cuz you've look't the pap CT over. en absorbed the most of it. Thev ain't so much excitement when you read the news that's there But it makes us feel lots close CT. it's neighborhood affair Then think about the feel'n', when some loved ones left to roam. En they get thet home town paper. news of folk back here at hom Kinda start, their blood a move n brings back wemor c+ of yuvc Eu before they really know it. Their at nome again. once more Frank Bush in 'UnrIe Cy's Talk on Cur rent Topics u the Watseka oIHa Republican
The Nome nugget., 1931-01-10
tcNNANN STILL SEARCHING

k&@cHIEhN. Jan. h, .P,
 F. kmrun .audel here this after noon after three hour flight around Annette Duke Islands. with out sighting dny wreckage of Rene hans plane Eckmann plans to search tomorrow weather permit ing. What was reported as plan ket found on the island turned out to be a "cr"zy Quti,', and unlike ly to have any bearing on Rene hans plane. The cutter Cysau also aiding in the search.
The Nome nugget., 1931-01-10

WASHINGTON. Jan 10. UP The Senate Friday requested Pre- Hoover {, return the nomlnatiou of three members of the new Power Commission, voted for re consideration of the nomination of Chairman George Otis smith and Commissioners Claude L. Draper and Marcel Grarsud. Hoover re ported he will be ready to refuso the Senate's request.
The Nome nugget., 1931-01-10
TlkEs OFF FOR AZ BE ISLANDS

u\.tILT@N. !,r" g4. Jan. l.. t" r.. moH,p na Tradew.nG hoppcd of from hcre .h.s moa.a. for the AlOre Islands 4t I1.I5 a. m., oa he second lap ot Its pa, load hjsht from the Unnd States to Paris The weather w1- lea'
The Nome nugget., 1931-01-10
T Q N 1 C H IT

Subscribers wbo do not get tbeir paper regularly, will confer a favor on the office II they will report it as soon as possible
The Nome nugget., 1931-01-10

At the service sunday evenln- at Nome Federated Church, the minister will give the first of a series of addresses on the Bible and its meaning for life today. He will discuss the various Creation Stories found in the Bible under the title Tn the Beginning, God" In the course of the evening the following questions will be discuss ed; Did God Make the World in Six Days? Do the Truths of Science disproye the Creation Stories of the Old Testament? Why are there Contradictions in the Bible?
 A feature of the service will be the leading of safed, the Stages, the Parable of the Chester Grade.
The Nome nugget., 1931-01-10
CHURCH NOTES LATE TELEGRAPH
NOME FEDERATED CHURCH F. G. FURRESTER, Minister

sunday School ..-.-....-....--...ll A. NJ ."em. Worship -...------ : i5 ?. VI Organ Al
 Anthem bs Choir
 special Mu-ic.
 T'he ParahIr of the Chester Grade Lecture on the Bible 1. In the Beginning. God"
The Nome nugget., 1931-01-10
NJ. F.. CHURCH W. F. B:. .idwin, Pastor.

II 4. Nj. Morning Worship. : p M. Evening Worship.
The Washington times., 1931-10-09
Oyster She'll Opened;
Three-Inch Fish
Found Inside

QUANTTCO, Nd, Oct. o.
A fish which had completely
usurped the home of an oyster.
was taken from the water here
and sold to a local packing
house. Roland Dorman bought
some oysters from the plant
and started to shuck them.
In one of the shells he found
the fish which was three
inches long curled up to fit the
shape of the shell. The oyster
was missing. 1t is believed the
shell closed and imprisoned the
young fish while it was feeding
on the oysters body. I
The Washington times., 1931-10-09
women BATTLE
OVER BOY, 10

CENTREvILLE, Oct. 9.-Fol-
lowing a controversy over the
legal custody of James William
Fields. 10, Mrs. Julia Harper, for.
merly of Baltimore, but now OF
Rock Hall. was arrested by Con
stable William M. Dunn, of
Church Hill, on a warrant sworn
out by Mrs. Ella Grew, of Crump'
ton, before Magistrate James w
Anderson at Church Hill.
Mrs. Crew. wife of Oliver
Crew, alleges the child was
placed in her care while Mrs
Harper was being treated in a
Baltimore hospital, after being
shot five times. Mrs. Crew as.
serts Mrs. Harper forwarded
adoption papers and told her to
retain custody of the child.
Mrs. Harper. who adopted the
child when he was a baby, denies
she relinuuished his custody, but
only allowed Mrs. Crew to take
him while she was in the hos.
pital. ~
The boy is reported to have
been picked up along the road
near Crumpton while returning
from Sunday school. Mrs. Crew
had the warrant sworn out for
Mrs. Harper charging abduction.
The Washington times., 1931-10-09
Applications InUited
For 2 u: S. Jobs

Applications for two positions
in the Government viii be re.
ceived by the United States Civil
Service Commission until Novem-
Der 3, according to an announce
ment today.
The positions are for clock re-
pairman in the office of Public
Buildings and Public Parks o. the
National Capital with an entrance
salary of $3.50; and for pharm'
acologist in the National Insti'
tute Of Health, Public Health Ser
vice. The entrance salary win be
$4,000 a year.
The Washington times., 1931-10-09
Baltimore to Deny
Teachers Pay RGise

BALTIMORE, Oct. 9.-No pro-
vision will be made in the city
budget next year for automatic In
creases in the salaries Of school
teachers. requested by the School
BOARD. it was announced yester-
day by Mayor Jackson.
The mayor said the financial
condition of the city would not
permit the increases, which would
amount to approximately $270, 600
Several moves have been made TO
obtain the raise and then turn
money over for unemployment re-
lief
The Washington times., 1931-10-09
RiUerdGLe Dental
Clinic to Continue

The dental office conducted in
the Riverdale School under aus.
pices of the ParentTeacher AS.
sociation will be continued. the
association voted at its forst fall
meeting.
The clinic, for benefit Of school
children. permits dental work to
be provided at a nominal cost.
The Washington times., 1931-10-09

Home seekers who want 10 establish
themselves IT, 4 home If their cwn will
1iud a timely home selection in the
Real Estate for SAFE Columns of the
Classified Section.
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Without waiting for reply, he said to
Masal: Take the woman to the cavern. She
remains there until the council decides who
shall have her for mate" AS Jana followed
the chiefs wife she cast an appealing glance
at Tarzan. The ape-man looked quickly about
him. Only few warriors were near the OPEN
ing of the trail which led down the canyon.
Alone he might have won his way through but
with the girl it would have been impossible.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-03

RL1AN nEhk AOUA1
-, NARY HARKNESS plots to ensnare
Inc Fly. who Trained her brother
EDDIE. with the murder OF MRS. JUPI-
TER and ran him down 20 keep him
from telling She Is aided BY Mr.. JUPI-
ihS and BOWEN. reporter Of the Star.
Marys fance. DIRK RUYTHER, be-
neVes Eddie guilty and breaks with
mary when she viii not give up the
Mary sails for Miami on the Jupiter
yacht 70 follow The Fly. BRUCE JUPl-
Lkk and questionable friend,
COUNTESS LOUISE. 20 along. They
vow 70 rout Mary. who they consider
gold-digger. trying 70 steal Bruce's in
Bruce ouarrels with Louise over dia-
mond bracelet she says belongs to
Mary. De Iona gave II TO her. as Sc
curity for a loan. Bruce makes her
give up. the bracelet TO Mary. who dis
covers Il was stolen from Mrs. Jupiter
the night she was killed.
Louise introduces the party 10 COUNT
DE Iona, who Mary learns Is The Fly.
Using the Jupiter necklace as bait.
Mary dances with him. He gets the
necklace from her BY a ruse. then
Kisses her. Dirk knocks him down.
Injured and unconscious, Dirk Is
taken on board the yacht the Gypsy"
The Fly goes along and tries again to
steal the necklace. Bowen gives Mary
proof that the countess is an adven-
The Gypsy sails with all on board. The
Fly realizes he has walked into a trap.
NOW GO on WITH THE STORY
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Gems Of Peril a u =: T..
on By "a NlIoe Inc

man. But I give him up. 1t is bet
ter so. Isn't it enough?"
CURELY she looked the emotion
- wracked heroine-tne lowered
eyes, the heaving shoulders, the
handkerchief twisted and bitten. It
was all there-all the time-worn
histrionics. All there except the
emotion itself-and that was lack
ing.
Il love him more than I ever
loved any other man"-hadn't she
told Bruce that it was De Iona who
was the love of her life?
Certainly he had been her
husband-so much seemed con-
elusive, from the identity of the sur
name, and from a curious loyalty
which drove her to help him out of
his difficulties, even though his
character must be all too well known
to her. 'He was a brute"
She had said that of him once,
and then given him every cent she
/
No, Mary was not taken in, but
try as she would she could not
place her finger on the underlying
reason for this change of heart.
Would Louise accept the necklace
even though it was reputed to be
worth hundreds of thousands, I'M
less she had lost hope of gaining
millions? Not likely.
Perhaps" Mary unused aloud,
Bruce no longer loves you?"
Louise was the tiger-cat again in
stantly.
Not love me? What are you
saying? Bruce will not let me 60,
if he knows it? If he finds out he
will kill you! That is how much
he loves mel"
She snapped her fingers under
Mary'S very nose-whirling away
again to look out the portfolio.
A Ill at once Mary knew-the
"A clippings! Mr.. Jupiter must
have faced her with them. Much
could have happened in the long
afternoon hours. That demoniac
old man and his fun" This was
no doubt part of it.
Mary laughed outright.
"The offer is no longer open, .
she said. When Louise had Stormed
out Mary went up on deck to find
Mr.. Jupiter and verify her suspi-
cion. But only Bates was there
AS they leaned on the rail and
Mary related what had happened,
one of the Florida keys came into
view on the port rail. A glance
to starboard revealed another.
Say we're right in the middle
of things here" Bates spoke I'M
easily. II hope the captain knows
what he's doing. There must be
reefs in here"
He yawned. "WeI, guess he
knows his business. Guess I'll turn
in. Back to my picture puzzle. Got
some of it put together, and you
know what I think it is? Picture of
Rudolph ValentinoI" He laughed.
mo wonder De Iona tore it down"
Suddenly the ship Shuddered,
seemed to jolt along its bottom for
a moment and then stopped, en-
gines stilled.
From the forecaStle a voice
doomed to the man on the bridge,
She's hard aground, sir!" From
the bridge there came a fervent
curse.
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Jana seated herself at Tarzan's side. "They
are going to kill you,' she whispered. st know
these people. Carb will have his way. You
were Jason's friend and so was I. If we can
escape I can lead the way back to Zoram
Once there, since you are my brother Thoar's
friend, Zorams people will have to accept
you" why do you Whisper" asked a gruf
voice behind them, and turning they saw the
angry face of AVIAN. the chief.
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Ito Be Continued)

BIZ Times Specinl

BIZ Times Special
BEDFORD, Ind, Dec. 3.-Opal
Erwin, living near Mitchell, is
plaintiff in $4,000 alienation of
affections suit against his mother
in-law, Mrs. Sallie A. Mccullough,
and her sister, Frances Compton,
alleging they induced his wife to
leave him. Mrs. Erwin has a divorce
suit pending in which she asks Gus
tody of two Sons, 2 and 3 years old.
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nIRK stirred and Mary held her
~ breath lest he should r1,al,nr,

nIRK stirred and Mary held her
~ breath lest he should waken
and speak to her. He relaxed and
slept on, however, and presently she
heard the door of De Loma's room
close and footsteps retreat along
the deck.
When she thought it was safe to
appear she went out, leaving Dirk
sleeping soundly. On the forward
deck, under an awning, to her in
tense surprise she saw Mr.. Jupiter
and De Iona, side by side in deck
chairs.
What had brought about this
amazing juxtaposition, she Won
dered?
Sensing that Mr.. Jupiter must
wish to be rid of the man, she
joined the tete-a-tete, hoping it
would give him an opportunity. But
Mr. Jupiter scarcely looked ID.
He was talking about fishing and
he seemed to be enjoying himself
hugely. De Iona was silent, brood
ing, not paying attention to what
the old man was saying-yet some
how more acutely observant of him
than he ever had been before.
He had never seemed more than
family aware of the old mans
shadowy presence in the group,
seeming to dismiss him as a senile
old fool unworthy of attention.
Now, though the subject was
game fishing, in which he could
have no interest whatever, Mary
noted that he was rigidly attentive
to every word the old man had to
say.
mo, sir" the garrulous old voice
rambled on, as Mary seated herself.
Il used to hate to gaff 'em-thought
1t was cruel, and all that. But I
changed my mind. You do, when
you get older and see more Of the
world
"A killers a killer, the world
around-and that's what barra-
cuda is" he insisted, swapping his
head about to nod it emphatically
at the immobile face Of the man
beside him. Eyes, sir, a barracuda
Us cold-blooded murderer-noth-
ing else!
"They amt no use feeling pity for
that kind of a varmint. They're put
in this world for sport, and for no
other reason. For a man to try
his wits against Lord, there's
nothing like the thrill of bagging
one Of those fellOWS!"
n
LIE lapsed into silence, which
i l. remained unbroken for sew
eral minutes. Mary, in her chair,
with her head leaning against the
back, could not see De Loma's face.
Why, it was a parable Mr. Jupiter
was speaking to The Fly, nothing
less. Had The Fly the brains tC
understand it?
Apparently he had He got up
suddenly, and with no more than
a nod to excuse himself, walked
away.
He had a fine air Of nonchalance,
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CHAPTER FORTY-THREE
(Continued)

BY putting her ear to the wall
Mary caught few words. Gradu-
ally the voices lifted again.
You'd better get out of here be-
fore that sap Of a Bruce finds you
here" De Iona warned her.
Maybe he is sap" the woman
snapped, but the rest of the family
isn't so foolish. 1 tell you it's a
trap"
De Loma's "Aaahl" was a snarl
If unbelief.
You'll find out!"