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WARREN & SONS. INCoRPoR-
ATED. a CORPORATION. Plaintiff.
9. / !. R KEST, s 4 a sSITq f Z. 8 sE pnsE'
bis Mifs, an WILLIAM R: MIckLE-
Berry. his wife. INA V. REFINE
MoRTGAGE coMrANY. 4 corpor.
alton. II. j. CONNOLLY. and -
CONNOLLY. his wife. YELLOW
s gE0Mga oIL AND GAS coMPANX;
f fE2Ee Mo 6 Moo sis e mite. MA hfG
HORN COUNTY. MONTANA. a
CHRISTIAN YEGEN. and LAURA
B. YEGEN. his wife. and to all
who might claim n right. title.
estate or interest in. or lien or en-
cumbrance upon h real property
in the COMPLAINT: or any thereof.
n cloud upon plaintiffs title
thereto. whether such claim or pos
sible claim be present or contingent.
including any claim or possible
STATE OF MoNTANA TO THE
ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS
AND TO ALL OTHER PERSONS
- Yon are hereby summoned to an
swer the COMPLAINT in this action
which is filed in the office of the
clerk of this court. a copv of which
is herewith served upon ou. and to
file YOU answer and serve a copv
thereof upon the Dlaintiff's attorney
within went (20) laws after the
service of this Summons. exclusive of
the dav of service: and in case of FOUR
failure to appear or answer. Judgment
will be taken against Won bv default
for the relief demanded in the Com
plant.
This action is brought for the pur-
nose of ouieting title to the lands
situated in Big Horn County -~n-
tana. INC described as follows. to-wit:
West half of Northeast Quarter
(WRNEHl and East half Of the
Northwest quarter (EbNWA) of
Section Eight (S1 in Township One
t1) South of Range Thirtv-three fas>
Fast of h Montana Principal Mer-
idian in Big Horn County, Montana
Witness nv hand and the seal of
this Court this 9th dav of February
A. d. 1886. +
fSeal9 r. p. PosS.
Clerk of above ertitled Court
BERT w. KRoNMTLIER . Hardin.
~ Mont. Attornev for plaintif.
Pub. March 6. 10 20. 81. 1895.
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The Two Leggins Home Demon
stration club will meet March 20
at 2 o'clock p. m, sharp, at the
home of Mrs. Fred Dewald. All
members and friends please come
and be on time. The roll call
for this meeting is Emigration
Laws and Regulations"
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OF APPLICATION
4 FOR TAX DEED

Notice is hereby given that the UNI
,dersigned will. on the 9TH day
of Nav. 1896. apply to the county
treasurer of Big Horn County for q
tax deed tn the following described
property. town:
q Lot Five f5). Block Nine (sp.
Southwest Addition, CITY of Hardin.
Montana.
/. Amount due. s1s07.2s.
"a March 6. 1886.
BIG HORN COUNTY. MONTANA.
81 BY Harry E. Cox. Co. Clerk.
Aorlicant.
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Notice is hereby given that the un.
dersigned will. on the 18th day of
Nav 1886. apply TO the county treas
urer of Big Horn County. Montana.
for a tax deed to the following de-
E(111. Homesites Subdivision. City of
Hardin. Montana. s4r
Amount due. $1S15.52. @ @3a l.
March 6. 1886.
BIG HORN COUNTY. MONTANA.
By Harry Z. Cox. Co. Clerk.
10 zEr2g Applicant.
Pub. March 6. IS 1886.
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VIOLET ANITA CHAPMAN.
MALCOLM WARNER CHAPMAN.
THE STATE OF MONTANA SENDS
GREETING TO THE ABOVE
NAMED DEFENDANT:
4 You are hereby summoned to an.
swer the complaint in this action
which is filed in the office of the clerk
of this court. and to file YOUR answer
and serve a COPY thereof upon the
plaintiffs attorney within twenty
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Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned will, on the 7th day OF
Nav. 1896. applv to the county treas
urers of big Horn County. Montana.
for a tax deed to the following de-
scribed property. tO-wit: Lots Ten
(1Oo and Twentv-three t231. Home
sites Subdivision. City of Hardin.
Montana. $40
Amount due. s675.7O.
March s. 1886.
BIG HORN COUNTY, MONTANA.
BY Harry +. Cox. Co. Clerk. :
Applicant.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION

Notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersiRned will. on the 7th day of
Nav. 1886. apply to h county treas
urer of Big Horn County. Montana.
for q tax Iced to the FOLLOWING, de-
scribed property. to-wit: Lot Nine
j(91. Homesites Subdivision. City of
Hardin. Montana.
Amount due. $1334.4S.
March 6. 1886.
BIG HORN COUNTY. MONTANA.
BY Harry E. Cox. Co. Clerk.
Applicant.
pnha March 4 L. lars
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BOAR SHOAT TAKEN on

Came to the Noah I. Goodell
farm a mile and one-half west Of
Hardin. about six weeks ago. one
white boar shoat. Owner may
have same by PROVING property,
paving for keep and this adv.
w. B. SPEAR,
est Sheriff.
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J.. G. Link and son, Elmer F.
Link, of the ]. G. Link & Co.,
Billings, architects, were in Har-
din Tuesday. IL
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SUMMONS

the District Court OF the Thir-
tenth Judicial District Of the State
Of Montana. In and for the County
OF Big Horn.
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SUMMONS

In the District Court Of the Thir-
teenth judicial District OF the
State OF Montana. in and for the
County OF Biz Horn.
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SUMMONS

Tn the District Court Of tn" Thir-
tenth judicial District Of the State
OF Montana. in and for the County
OF Big Horn.
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OF fSlg HOfn. "
SHERIDAN TRUST & SAVINGS
BANK OF SHERIDAN. WYOMING.
a CORPORATION.
FREDERICK L. YATES and EMMA.
EAMES YATES
THE STATE OF MONTANA sFNns
GREETING TO THE ABOVE
NAMED DEFENDANTS:
You are hereby summoned to an
swer h COMPLAINT in this action
which is filed in the office of the
clerk of this court. and to file YOUR
answer and serve a COW thereof l1Don
the plaintiffs attorney within twenty
days after the service. of this sum
mons exclusive of he day of service:
and in case of YOU failure to annear
81 answer judgment will be taken
against YOU bv default. for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
h said action is brought to OBJ
tain a Judgment against defendants.
oreclose a real estate MORTGAGE
,Snd appoint a receiver of said real
spropertv. as fully set forth in h
complaint herein. E-
WITNESS my hand and seal Of
said court this 18th day of Febru-
ary. 1886. r.
Clerk.
d. L. Egnew. ~ -
Hardin. Montana
ATTORNEY for Plaintiff.
Pub. Feb. 81. %. Mar. s. Is.
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In the District Court or the Thir-
tenth Judicial District OF he State
Of Montana. I'M and Q h County
OF Big Horn.
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WARREN & SONS. INCORPOR-
ATED. a corporation. Plaintiff,
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE

Pub. March s. Is. 1886.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR TAX DEED

Pub. March 8. IS. 1886.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION

pub. March 6. Is. 1886.
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SHERIDAN TRUST & SAVINGS
BANK OF SHERIDAN. WYOMING.
a corporation. ~
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Pub. March 8. IS. 1886.
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VIOLET ANITA CHAPMAN.
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Secretary OF state.
Pub. Feb. FL. %. Mar 6. Is.
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-04-06
READ THES FIRST:

MGT00l0 Younger, an 0cfreS9. &
fownd nsysteTioasly dead in the home
of Dot0 Van Every, collector Of
rare jeaCe1s. shortly after Van EUery
has YecOunted the 0TWesonle hiStO D.
OF the famous Camden rMby to the
actress. sU7aom he had Just met. and
Cary M0MOhdM. an acquaintance.
She had been a0edrin0 the huge Tuby
during the historical account against
V0n EVerys aoishes. scofiaaO at has
description of the jeacel as murder
stone. The doctor calls the police
10hen he finds it case of murder.
and erptons the actress died from a
sharp needIe-lilce instrument found
at the base of the brain. DetectiGe
Keyes begins questioning Van E1ery
and MdW070n. the only others IN the
room at the time of MdrOalo's MAR
der. s07se1t Joyce. Van EUery's yowm0
niece. eoho HUes tOith HIM, enters.
Laura Randall. elderly companion to
Soon, the japanese servdmt, tells of
Mr.. BorTinlore calling to see Van
EDeTy. in his absence during the
eUeninO. on important business
MoM07sGn. determined to help solve
the murder, departs for Morgalo's
apartment to talt soit1t her maid.
M0T0dzo's maid tells Mau07tdm that
one of the dead aoomd1,'s most fire.
QWestt callers has been Roy Bari
more -
CHOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
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-
/ CONT RACT'
t. B RIDGE .
WRITTEN FOR ceNTRAs. PRESS
BY 8. v. SHEPARD
TRUMP LENGTH TRUMP
STRENGTH

VERY FREAKISH distribution
sometimes throws calculations opt
but usually trump length is trurn
strength. After partner had opened
the bidding North's two side Aces
and seven small spades made a hand
sufficiently powerful to expect game
from it. Had not West doubled. TINS
guiding trump play. it is more than
possible that game might not have
resulted
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READ THIS FIRST:

Mdr0dlo Younger. an actress. Is
found mUsteriously dead in the home
OF DoaC Van EUcry, collector of
rare jeacels. shortly after Van Eperv
has recounted the yrueSome history
OF the famous Camden ruby to the
actress, ,chon1 he had Just met. aud
GdrV Muu0hdn, an acquaintance
She had been ce0Tin0 the huge ruby
during the historical dccomnt against
Van Eve4y's toisheS. sco6in0 at his
description OF the je,Oel as a "mwrder
stone. The doctor calls tho police
1U1ten' he finds it case OF MWricr.
and crplGnS the actress died from a
sharp needle-like Instrument foumd
at the base of the brain. Detective
Reyes begins questioning Vaa Every
and Maa0han. the only others ia the
room at the time OF Mdr0aio's sawr-
der, tuhen joyce, Van EsNry,s vo~mo
niece. tcho trcS icith hsas, eaters
Laura Randall. elderly pawioa 10
joyce. is brought in for Questioning.
Soon. the japanese sssrtunt. tells ~ a
Mr.. Burrimorc tclcphosimp for run
Epery. III his dbScncc iurie1 the
eUenin0. on important buSSncSS,
Vaughan, determined 80 help Sei1c
the murder. departs for MaFoaio'S
apartment to talk ,cith her ~,aid,
(NOW GO ON WITH THIS STORY
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CHAPTER IS

"CAN YOU remember what night
that Miss Younger and Mr.. Barri..
more talked about a ruby?" I asked
the maid Of the dead actress.
"Must have been lately" said Mrs.
Peoples. "And it was one night when
Mr.. Barrimore had brought her
home. remember now. it was two
nights ago. They talked a while in
here. and came in with some hot
chocolate. Miss Younger always
likes cup before she goes to bed"
''Do' you always wait up for her?'
'Not always. only when she tells
me to. She told me not to tonight,
but I did anyway-for a while at
least until fell asleep"
what was said about the ruby
that might've nights ago?"
mot much. I only caught the tail
end Of it. Miss Younger was asking
Mr.. Barrirnore to describe the ruby
to her, and then / handed her the
chocolate. and they were silent until
left the ROOM"
Miss Younger said nothing more
about it to you?"
"Nothing.n
.e'The police will be here shortly, I
suppose. Mrs. Peoples. They were 1T
Van Every's when. I left. One thing
Before go. Did Miss Younger have
any enenies?"
mot that I know Of"
"Did she get any letters-which
might have been threats?"
mot that T know OF. A telegram
came for her in her absence-of
course haven't opened it." She
pointed to q small table. with a top
Of curly smooth marble. On It,, on a
lapis tray lay a yellow envelope.
well open this. Mrs. Peoples.
And TIL take the responsibility"
The envelope f1uttered to the rug.
I was staring at words not knowing
what they meant. Mrs. Peoples came
over and looked at the note with me.
For 1t was not telegram. but had
been enclosed in telegram ef1ve-
lope. The note was typewriter, and
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cards all around her. black. reversed
spades, with the knave sticking a
knife into her. And the king stand
ms by letting him. I was frightened.
because believe When you called
Mr.. Vaughan. awakened her TO
answer the call. After she had made
her appointment with you for break
fast at IL told her to be careful.
prayed her to be careful, with tears
in my eyes. wish now had gone
down on my knees She might have
believed and been here-now.
"She laughed, and told me not to
be silly like she always did. Poor
dear! A better mistress no woman
ever had. Then she went and when
! told her good-by, / warned her
again to be careful / didn't say
why she should be careful. because
didn't want to frighten her even if
she didn't believe. AS soon as she
left. l spread out the cards again.
thinking they would come out differ
ent, shufled them, and they
Lord-now that / think Of it! The
murder cardsl I dared not lay them
out again.
AT supper. which always get
for her at s O'Clock. said nothing,
only watched her closely. Then after
supper. she rested q white. knew,
she was going out with yoa, after the
theater. I stayed close by her when
she was OFF stage"
TITS just a coincidence, your
cards"
"No. they told the truth You
know It'll Didn't you tell me Just
now that she was murdered? Didn't
you? didn't make my warning
strong enough" Her body rocked
to and fro on the chair.
Mrs. Peoples!" said sternly. I
would get nowhere with this SUPER
stitious woman If wasn't firm.
This isn't finding the murderer.
What I want you to tall me is this.
Who were Miss Younger's visitors?
Have you ever heard any. threats,
against her life? Was there anyone
who came up to the apartment to-
night looking for herr"
"She had lots Of visitors. Lots.
Some women. but mostly men. And
Of the men Roy Barrimore comes
most"
Barrimore! That was the name of
the man who phoned Van Every to-
night! r;
who Is this Barrimore?"
"He's-in love with her. Of course.
They all are. Even you. I suppose"
mo. Mrs. Peoples. was once"
well. 1t Is just the same. They
were all in love with her once. or are
now
WAS she Ia love with Barrimore?''
Il don't know. Sometimes think
SO. He was angry. know. when
she called him today. just after you
called. and told him she wouldn't see
him today"
t "Had she been planning tor"
Yes. she was going out with him
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after the theater. but she broke
her engagement. He came up to the
apartment just after she had left to
breakfast with you, and asked me
where she was. / told him. Miss
Younger always wants me to be frank
with her callers"
"How did he act?
HE was angry. as I said, but tried
not TO show it. Jealou. / suppose.
Nike they all were, all Miss Youngera
men"
who else comes here a good
:deal?"
"oh-Manual Gonzales comes a lot.
He's protege OF hers. A poet"
alas he a jealous disposition?"
I, Fairly. Although. he knows his
ease is hopeless. He has more sense
than Mr.. Barrimore. Mr.. Barrimore
seemed to think Miss Younger would
marry him."
Were they engaged?"
I tell you don't know. Some.
times Miss Younger seemed to be in
love with him. and sometimes she
didn't I know her as we'll as anyone
In the world. and still don't really
know heE."
I nodded. T thoroughly understood
MRS. Peoples.
Tive been with her for six yearA
night anA day. She's like a daugh-
ter to me"
did anyone come to the theater
tonight to see her? Barrimore or
anyone else? Except, Of course. nv
self and Mr.. Van Every"
"Mr. Barrimore didn't come. but a
girl came. and said Miss Younger
had sent for her."
Can you give me description"
"A young girl not more than IS,
with. green dress under a white
ermine coat Green slippers. Very
blond. short hair"
Joyce. knew.
did you hear what Miss Younger
had to say to herr"
mo. they talked alone. Miss
Younger sent me from her dressing
room. The girl was in with her for
10 minutes"
%sOWs NAA Dc COpIGSs duOIu0r cues.
tion.. Do you know anything about
this clipping?" I showed her the
clipping had found in the pocket
Of the mink coat
She read it over carefully. before
she answered. 81 did not see Miss
Younger cut 1t out. but I gave her
the Dispatch to read when she went
into her bedroom to rest. She must
have seen it there I remember when
! fixed up the bed I found small
pair OF scissors on it"
ibid you ever hear her mention
the Camden ruby?"
" 81 don't remember the name of
the ruby. but it seems did hear her
and Mr.. Barrimore talk about some
ruby, one night"
ITO BE CONTINUEDJ
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CHAPTER -

I RANG THE bell twice before
anyone answered at Margslo's apart
ment The woman who finally came
eyed me with suspicion. She very
evidently had gotten out of bed to
answer the door. Margalo's maid I
knew. although l had caught only a
glimpse of her at the theater. when
she was helping her mistress on
with her coat
MY name is Vaughan" I said, as
] stepped into the room.
"Oh. yes" she dropped her formid-
able air. and smiled. A nice smile.
Her kimono was wrapped tightly
about her middle-aged. rather stout
figure. Although it's too early for
Miss Younger to see YOU She
doesn't rise until noon"
l looked at the coat I carried, and
hesitated. Even in Margalo's apart
u1ent nothing was known of her
death. AS kindly as l could I ex-
planned to the woman-about her
mistress. and then silently handed
her the coat
AT first 1 thought Mrs. Peoples
found out her name soon after
was going to faint Her face went
gray. and she tottered down on her
knees. Quickly l raised her up, and
helped her to chair. Then running
wildly through the apartment I
brought her glass Of water. She
gulped it down and sat staring at
me. her eyes dull. her lips colorless.
Don't tell me it's true" she
moaned pitifully.
1--WE have to face it." I was sorry
for the woman. Her grief was so
terrible. She must have loved Mar
gallo very much.
The apartment was new to me. I
had not seen it before. Everything
about it expressed Margalo. The
soft velvety rug on the floor, the
fragile. gilt furniture covered with
green satin damask. the heavy. silk
drawn drapes at the long. story high
windows. puffed little In soft folds.
The tables. formal. the vases, bric-a-
brac-Margalo. Everything. The
place breathed her-waited for her
she who would never come back.
hHOW III 0OHLGS SdtQ at
last II warned her only yesterday
morning. because it was then 1
turned down the cards-only yester-
day morning. They have been bad
for a week."
I didn't understand what she
meant. so said nothing.
Every day I tell her fortune-by
cards. I'm a great believer. but she
isn't. Of course. Laughs at me. but
regardless of that wants to know
every day what the cards have told
for her. Three times a day usually
] sit down and tell her fortune. She
never Is with me when I do It. I
can work better alone. For five
years I've done it. Seen things that
people wouldn't believe"
"Yes?" I urged more to humor the
woman than anything else. Some of
the grayness left her face.
"All week the cards have been bad
for her. She's asked me what they
were. and I didn't tell her the truth.
] couldn't bear to. Couldn't bear to
hurt her. even IL she didn't believe
In them. usually; tell them in the
morning before she gets up. ! did
this morning. 1t was terrible what
those cards told me. Murderi Don't
laugh. It's true. Murder. as PLAIN
as I'm looking at you The murder
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lk1WzG(A MDEN RUBY NiURDER@
Il%%NME>~----A ADAM- BEISS- Viz
rRuRNNp B
a date at the Ritz with Joyce
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ESEN,S/

and a date at the Ritz with Joyce
at S..
And when I reached the desk at
the hotel, / was informed by the
clerk that a Mr.. Barrimore had
phoned several times during the
evening. The last message he had
left was to the effect that he would
call on me at IL.
I waited until nearly IL for Barri-
more, then impatiently started out
for Keyes' Office. had tried to To-
cate Barrimore when he failed to
call, but could not find him listed
anywhere.
Homer Keyes was not in when I
arrived, but his stenographer ushered
me into his private office, and sat.
looking out the window. for perhaps
half hour before he came.
That he was worn out could
readily see. From his looks he had
not been able to snatch a moment Of
sleep. His eyes, though. reflected
none of his fatigue. They were as
blue. as stern as ever.
'I've been waiting. said. taking
another cigaret. A boy brought in
some sandwiches and coffee, and the
detective invited me to join him. I
refused the sandwiches because had
just had breakfast, but joined him
in the coffee. Keyes drank his
black; three cups Of it.
Haven't had any Sleep" he
grumbled. munching sandwich.
When the tray was carried away.
he took big cigar from his pocket,
and after I had refused one just like
it. slid it into his mouth, with no at
tempt at a light.
"Now!" He settled himself more
comfortably in his swivel chair. e
I waited for what he had to say.
1t came soon enough.
Vaughan, I suggest you come
clean with me-" His eyes sought
mine coldly.
what do you mean?"
II mean exactly what say. Come
clean with me. You know more
about this than you've said. You
know who murdered Margalo
Younger" Then saw the paper he
had brought in with him, and was
now spreading on his desk-the paper
had avoided buying all morning.
The blatant headlines screamed at
me. didn't want to see them.
didn't want to know about them. He
took other papers just like it from
his pocket. and placed them all to-
gether so could see them. I closed
my eyes to shut out the black type.
Margalo's name. the murder word
'Tell me one thing. pa YOU MUIR
der Margalo Younger?"
His voice was ominous.
"Keyes. you know I didn't. At
least you should by this time. How,
in the name Of Heaven, could have
murdered Margalo Younger?"
well. then, who did?"
81 don't know and you don't
either"
"Why did you go up to her apart
ment after you left Van Every's?'
IT went to talk to the maid, Mrs.
Peoples. You know I was a. friend
Of Miss Younger's."
Eyes. know. but you're not q
detective, and you have no right to
meddle."
eff I choose to NEEDLE, it's my
own business. TIE thing happened
under my nose, and intend to find
out who did it."
Noble Of you, Maughan," he
laughed sarcastically, but that's my
job"
mine. too. Keyes, now"
"Still you are keeping something
from me. I feel it. I want to know
what it is"
Tim keeping nothing"
RIO BE CONTINUEDI