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shoulder OF her lace frock. He
stopped on the threshold, holding
the silver tray.
Anything more this evening.
Miss"
Nothing, Henri, except that ]
wish you would impress it upon
Clotilde-I can't seem to--that when
order Rocquefort cheese dressing
for salad, mean that. and not
mayonnai.e. This Is the third time
she has made the mistake"
"She thinks mayornaise more
suitable. You don't like Clotilde
and me much, do you, Miss Rey-
burn?" His smile was an ugly thing,
having under 1t the suggestion that
it would be to her advantage to like
them.
II don'tl" was on the tip OF
Rrooke's tongue, but she caught the
words back. With the production ol
the play so near. this was not the
time to change servants. After that
she would get rid Of the couple II
it meant doing the work herself. She
temporized:
Because I insist upon having my
orders carried out, doesn't NEAR
necessarily that I don't like you
Henri. Can anything more be done
about finding the parrot7"
"I'll look round before 60 tt
bed, Miss, but | think in the morn
ing we'll find him huddled in cor
ner near the house"
This is movie night In the vii
lage, isn't it7"
Eyes, Miss, though ii you are tt
be alone and mind"
"Of course you are to 60, Henri.
Brooke had an instant of panic Sup
pose he insisted upon staying a
home? Il shan't be alone long MIR
Trent and Mr.. Stewart will be her,
with the cast after rehearsal for !
little supper"
"Will the supper keep UP til
late?"
Probably, but we win take carr
of the dishes"
THANK you, Miss"
'Have you put plenty OF ginger
ale and settler water on the ice7"
eyes, Miss. The mint is choppe'
and the fruit juices are ready TO
| the drink just as you told me.
Henri's eyes seemed but sparks Il
| cavernous depths.
Excuse me, Miss, you'd bette
| like Clotilde and me. We could pu
you out OF this house II We wante'
| to. Anything mors2"
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Today's Happenings
Not what has happened to my
self today, but what has happened
to others through me--should be
my thuught.-F. d. Blake.
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A Three Days Cough
Is Your Danger Signal

No matter how many medicines
you have tried for your cough, chest
cold, or bronchial irritation, you can
get relief now with Circumcision
Serious trouble may be brewing and
you cannot afford to take chance
with any remedy less potent than
Circumcision, which goes right to
the seat Of the trouble and aids ma
ture to soothc and heal the inflamed
mucous membranes and to loosen
and expel the germ-laden phlcgm.
Even II other remedies have failed,
don't be discouraged, try Creomul-
sion. Your druggist Is authorized to
refund your money II you are not
thoroughly satisfied with the bene-
fits obtained from the very first
bottle. Creomulsion Is one word--not
two, and 1t has no hyphen In It.
Ask for it plainly. see that the name
on the bottle Is Creomulsion. and
you'll get the genuine product and
the relief you want tAdv1
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What Two
Things Happen
When You Are
|COnsfipafed?

When ron are oonstipAted two thinxs hap
pen. FIRST: Wastes sweil up the bowels ard
press on nerves in the digestive tract. This
nerve pressure causes headaches, dull. lazy
icelinx. bilious spells. loss Of appetite and dis
HAeas~ SECONDr Partly dixssAsd food starts
to decay forming GAS, bringing on sour
stomach (Acid indiEession). and heartburn.
bloAting you up untibyoa soms<ines gasp for
breath.
Thea you spend many missrahls days. Yos
can't eaA. You cant sleep. Your stomach II
sur. Yox feel tired out. xrouchy ard missr-
able
To ges tho complete relief yux seek yo~
mustdo TWO thinu. 1. You must relieve tbs
GAS. O. You must clear tbs bcwsA and GET
THAT PRESSURE OFF THE NERVES.
A. soon - offending wastes arm washed ont
you feel mary slousiy Refreshed. blues vanish.
the world looks bright again
There i only one product On the mArksA
that xives you ths do4hle action you need. ID
y ADLEnIKA. Thu s6cisnt cAyminativs
cAthaxtio relieves that Awfuf GAS 1t once. IA
cttcH removes bowel osaEestion In hall ~
hour No waiting for overnight RELIEF. Adler
fka acts on tho stomach and bath bowels. Or
binary lAxAtives act on tbs Iowsr bowel only.
AdlerikA has been recommended by many
doctors and druxxists fer IS year,. No grip
hr. 20 after siects. Just QUICK resalts.
Try Adlcriks today. Yoafn say you have
Msrsr used such Al etiidsnt intestinal cleanser
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Tvotite Reciue
OK the Wek-

I EFT us have our peach desserts
IL in abundance while there's q
generous amount of this fruit on
the market.
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CHAPTER vI--Continued
ID


"Cricky! / forgot! Jerry Field Is
coming to dinner. Thought we could
all 60 to rehearsal together. Do
you mind, Brooke7"
"Of course not. Lucette. Did you
tell Henri to set place for him?'
Lucette nodded before she greeted
Jerry Field.
How are you, Stranger
Little girls shouldn't be sarcas-
tic, Lucette." He unfolded green
waxed paper. For you. Brooke"
"Gardenias! I've never seen more
perfect ones. What wax-like petalsl
What lovely leavesl Thanks billions,
Jerry"
Brooke turned to the mirror and
pinned on the flowers. She saw Jer-
ry Field watching her as he said
II strive to please. Sam, you
slave-driver, why did you call re
hearsal again tonight7 We've been
working every evening this week. "
"What does that prove? Call what
you've been doing working7 I calls
it playing. Wen run through the
three acts tonight. and, m'lad, for
the love of Mike, put some punch
into your part, even if we are re-
hearsing with no props"
The dining-room was CHEEKY with
freight and the flames OF tall yellow
candles, which matched to tint
the acacias in the bay window. The
blue of bachelor buttons, the soft
pink Of carnations, the yellow of
Souvenir roses in the golden bowl on
the table repeated the colors in the
rare Persian rug. The pickering
lights threw fantastic patterns on
the walls and smudged the butler S
face with shadows as he drew out
Brooke's chair. She smiled at her
brother who sat opposite.
"Cheerio, Samuel. Something tells
me that Islands Arise will be the
hit of next season. Picture your
adoring family in box at the open
ing, fairly swooning with pride when
the audience yells:
.AuthorI Auth"
The telephone interrupted. Henri
answered it and returned to the din
ing-room.
Probably someone panicky for
fear she can't get tickets to the
great and only show of the season
Sam" Brooke said on her way tx
the door.
In the hving-room she answered
the call;
Brooke Reyburn speaking"
'sThis is Mark Trent. want Il
show you something. Make an ex
cuse to stay at home from re
hearsal, will your"
"Yes."
"Get Henri and Clotilde out OF the
mouse. Can your"
TITS movie night in the village
They'll 60"
''phone me as soon as they start.
81 will"
"Good-by."
What could Mark Trent have Il
show herr His voice had beer
drenched with mystery. Brooke wa
projecting and rejecting answers 4
the question as she went back Il
the dining-room.
She wrinkled puzzled brows as sh'
looked across the table at her broth
er.
.'How many of what, Sam"
HAS the little old memory gon'
blotto2 Didn't you say the call wa
about tickets7"
Don't beat me, Sammy. though
| ii was. 1t was only Am insuranc,
agent who has been on my trail
| How did the market behave today
jerry"
Field reported jauntily and in de
tail on the rise of certain OF his pc
stocks, and the shuttlecock OF con
versation was in the air again.
As Brooke poured coffee in thu
living room after dinner, sh'
! planned to plead \ letter TO ha
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Wise and Otherwise

They call il horse-sense because
its KNOWING nhcn TO say may.
Up 10 thirty girl uanfs man
tpith future. Over forty. she uanls
a future ,uith man.
Haus you heard about the gold
prospectoT mho couldn't aIeep nishts1
Ii seems he had lode on his mine.
A physical culture expert rsrom-
H,ends nresiIing AZ an aid IN health
A srapple a day means no docior
to pay?
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the market.
Open Peach Pie.
6 peaches / cupful -four
Sugar, cinnamon egg
egg yolk "a teaspoonful
3 tablespoonfuls baking powder
cream II cupful sugar
| tablespoonful 2 tablespoonfuis
butter milk
Make cookie dough type of
crust from last six ingredients,
as follows: Mix dry ingredients.
Work in butter, and add the slight
Iy beaten egg and milk. Mix and
then pat and roll out on board or
pastry canvas. Fit into nine-inch
pie plate. Peel the peaches, re-
move stones and slice in even
slices. Arrange in circular fash
ion over the dough. Sprinkle with
sugar and cinnamon mixed. Beat
the egg yolk. add three table
spoonfuls cream and drip over and
around the peaches. Bake in hot
oven for about 80 minutes or until
crust is Drowned and peaches are
soft.
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All people who suffer occasionally
from headaches ought to know
this way to quick relief.
At the first sign OF such pain.
take two Bayer Aspirin tablets
with a half glass of water. Some
times If the pain is unusually
severe, one more tablet is neces-
sary later. according to directions.
II headaches keep coming back
we advise you to see your own
physician. He will look for the
cause Ia order to correct it.
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cry type of room and purpose.
Making lampshades, rugs, otto
mans and other useful articles for
the home. Readers wishing copy
should send name and address,
enclosing Is cents, to Mrs. Spears.
210 South Desplaines St., Chicago,
Illinois.
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HOW LONG CAN A
THREE QUARTER WIFE
HOLD Her HUSBAND :?
voU have to work At marriage

YOU have to work at marriage
l. To mako \ SUCCESS OF 1t. Men
may be selfish, unxymp&thrtic,
but that's tho way they're made
and you might - wall realize It,
When your heck nche- and your
nerves scream. don't take II out
ON your husband. He can 3 possibly
know how you feel
For three generations one woman
has tod another hor 10 20 anIaII-
ing through" with Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound Is
helps Nature tone up the system.
thus lesseninx the discomforts from
the functional disorders which
women must endure In the three
ordeAlx of Life: /. Turning from
girIhood to womAnhood- 2. Pre-
pairing for motherhood. 3. APP
preaching middle ago"
Don't DO = tfrrce-ou arter wife.
take LYDIA Il. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND and
Go Smiling Through"
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FINANCIAL

Obsolete. Inactive Mining or oil Stocks or
Bonds may be valuable. Information avail
able on any securities Mail 81 90 for de-
tailed report: each additional report SOC.
Unita Trading. ITO Broadway, New Yerk.
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POULTRY

SHIP TOUR POULTRY AND EGGS
10 NySTKASD POULTRY CO. Butte
Meat. fer top prices and prompt rstnrs
Evening star., 1937-09-16

Glorious fabrics that practically appear this price
in an amazing Lansburgh Coat coup Not just Fall coats
but Winter warm, with zerodefiant Innings! Every i'm
portant shoueefrom young fitted REFERS and loose
back swaggers to- bamacans! You'll find the magnificent
eced tweeds and dark tones Only 65 at this price,
Sizes IL to 40.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-22
COKES TAKE FIRST
GAME OF SOCIAL
LOOPS LAST HALF
DEFEATED ROBERTS STARS
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON. .
TO s; STARS CONSULTED
SEVEN ERRORS

Coea-coia softball club won
the first game Of the seeOnd-hals
Of the Social Leagues split sched-
ule. Rooerts Stars were the VIC
tins, 9 to 5. The cokes took the
first-half honors.
The losers gave the yictOrs a
scare IN the last inning With the
tyin.. run on third, the ball got
away from Nelson ana ]. Roberts
made for home but was tagged
out at the plate.
Goss nit three safeties in four
times up. E. Roberts, Sterling
and Stickney hit three out of
five. Frank Sdckney connected
for a home run. Goss was cred
tied with triple and viilareal
and Sterling hit two doUbles. Lew
is scored four runs.
Score by innings: z. H. E.
Coca-Cola-
100 42O 100 10 2
Roberts Stars
020 600 so3-s IA z
Batteries: ]. ViIlareal and Mel
son; E. Roberts and Sticlney.
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anybody" said patiently. I'm trying
70 find out what happened Two
people are dead. and II we don't want
TO Be IN their shoes. we've got to End
cut what happened We wont End cut
anything until everybody tells all be
or she knows"
] paused 70 gauge the effects Of my
WORDS. i was considerable.
Now, said quietly, did either OF
,ou straighien up williams room
after We searched Il a few minutes
ago7 No one can hold It against you
4 you did Il VII Just keep Us from
running up any more blind alleys"
NO." said William earnestly, Il
swear I didn't~
Annie's negative was thin and
wavery but Cooks came forth tor
rentially.
VERY wen. Cook" I said CURLY.
Annie. did you leave Miss Earring
ton alone-even for a second-Sfter
William came downstairs?@
Annie answered without the slight
est hesitation NO sir. Not for a Sec
ond event"
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yesterday. Open date)
AMERICAN LEAGUE

dock and / thing he Is coming
through"
Berlin Sawyer: s.Braddock viii
clean him up"
Cookie Mesa: "Braddock is the
man that's going to win.v
j. BO-ges: Joe Louis will win
but l woald ike to see Braddock
on top"
A. F. Ayala: "BraddOek is the
best"
Joe Alien: q do not know eth
er one" Z
Dewey Riggs: ~Braddoek is go
ing to win"
Chief Baker: @Braddoek all the
way"
Young Fernandez: '-BraddOck
is the man."
Ray Atwell: @BraddOck is the
best man."
Rob Bethel; @BraddOek by de.
eision."
Geo. Knowles: "Braddoek by
decision"
F. Carbonell: "BraddOek viii WIN
in. five rounds"
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CLASSIFIED
COLUMN

Advertisers should gre their
street address As w<lI as their tele-
phone number If they desire Re-.
suits.
With each classified advertise.
ment The Citizen viii give free A
Autostrop Razor Outfit. Ask fer
It.
Advertisements under this head
VIII be inserted in The Citizen -
the rate Of 1c a word for each N
sertion, but the minimum fer the
first insertion in every instance i
25c-
Payment for classified adTer-
tisements is invariably IN advance.
but regular advertisers win ledger
accounts may have their adrerfiss-
ments charged.
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I'll RD e = 49,
O. IME BlUEF ::s-s. : IN!

SYNOPSIS Tie merfsrions
felaa &C. dNafh ~ Jade Blin-
SEP. - ed asme. opens Cur
r. fwN maekena at FarrinoG0n
So. homs - MichaeIs ennfs.
af<ef q neFtea o. sfFnnne attacks.
- So fhc hefe 81 MichaeI's mad
aAhfF seion ~ biu4. Asst Mar
fse 3 sael - fAs rkonlfer. fhen
EeafIa 1faaqe4 90 dealh trifh
4Fnna pawaer8 The Skipper.
8 rs taIl iDeeap Branoer annt.
AarpeaFs cad Cook lakes dope.
gaa. lae ehaa1 eaF. process an
Fz-rpaNiet ! eaera1rop On Geek,
#fIaa esd Anaie &c maid. trho
80 ialklm9 oga8mgf hiogias, the
haslsT. taea ! qai1 WllIiana-
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4 picked ny words slowly. Il was
important that William should tell me-
al he knew about Higgins without
being frightened into Withholding any
information I wanted to know what
be had been On the verge Of telling the
others when ny laundering entrance
into the kitchen cut him short / had
constantly IN mind the fact that either
William was a felon or William had
served three years IN Jail rather than
give information about someone else.
were ali in the same boat" said.
Ether we catch the euIprit red
handed Or one Of Us IS apt % become
his third victim And another one OF
Us Is pretty certain 70 be tried for
these killings" didn't point out
which one Of Us. left that to Williams
Imagination and he got the point His
hands clenched convulsively- @What
have you people noticed about Hig-
gins7" | inquired as casually as |
could TO my mind he IS the only
person who has had access to VIII
liam's room recently"
In the heavy silence Il seemed as IL
my attempt had failed. Just as | was
about 10 try again. William spoke.
Hes been funny" he said Long
before you and Mr.. Michael came he
was funny-jumpy. Used to 90 roam
ing around the house at night and
nearly went crazy IL you caught him
at Il or asked him question" William
paused uncertainty.
That wouldn't hang a man very
high"
Maybe not That first night-the
night you folks got here-he acted al
rsost nuts. Had Cook in such a fuss
about the dinner. it's a onder you
got anything to eat at all Laid me out
il fine style for not bringing him some
stuff from the drug store. when I'd
alrca DIV told him / couldn't get It I'M
less Miss Judith's train was late Made
ne go all the way back TO town after
it.
"And then. when Annie and Cook
was both downstairs. heard him talk
Ing in his room. Thinks |. The old
boys gone screwy.' So / knock at his
door. And was he Wild TolS me he
was reading poetry out loud and I'd
better mind ny own business IL |
didn't want - start looking for job
Threatened 70 knock me down. Can
you tic that2"
copyright. 1857. Esther TvEerJ
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Other Records
Most tin-es at bst-Sterling 81
Most Sterling b.
Most hitS-Sterling "a.
Most doubles-Sterling z.
Most tripIes-Demeritt 2.
Most home runs-Sterling and
Johnson, each
Most stolen bases-Stanley and
Lewis, 5 each.
Most sacrifice hits-Domsnech
3.
Most times struck out. Vii
lareal s and +. Stiekney 5.
Most times walked-Kerr, Rus
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Chapter e
What Al,oul Higgins?

No. = better asssMeF qccsti0ns. al
81 geA- 4 said 81 last -d0w did
Yos maaaea . sei here. Wllismg Did
EaA afFahsa AZ
sa. { aeld Fou ence. ar Biinshop
S. Anek4 ofen here 3 long time. She
AHnte lh.a to asaen they sent me
- ass taen-I last happened % get
He4a { nsNhi have known there'd BE
e hIiea b 3 break Hke fhaif-
lNa anFue AeEe know that you
N rr.2tf1
MAm aNk ais head a didn't
f a. lake - Efancez~
FNfF aoEa ~ uttered doveiaiied
aa SD aea farming ID the back
81 IS mua H.Ehi fhen. ii seemed too
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ssssesessssssssesssessss
FOLLOWING
THROUGH


The big fight IS scheduled for to-
night. Roth fighters are in fine
shape. Louis Is still the favorite.
3 to l. on q smsn scale. Brad
dock, at Gran Beach, Mich, fin
ished his training yesterday and
last night left for Chicago. Louis.
at KenOsha, Wise. also left for
Chicago last night and viii be
there when the gong strikes for
the Opening round of the heavy
weight championship bout.
Jacobs, promoter of the fight.
said that the winner win fight
Johnny Fsr, British heavyweight
champion, st London, on August
II or 10.
Julian Black. manager Of the
Brown 3omler, says that he is
sure that Joe viii win the title.
for he IS going in there to fight
like he never fought before.
Most experts agree that Jim
Braddock viii keep his title if he
survives trc first four rounds. for
the challenger is re~dy to open up
his heaviest guns at the start of
the bate.
Coneensus of opinion among
the Key West fans is that, if the
bout goes the distance, Braddock
will win, and if tire contest ends
in a KO, Joe Louis will be the
next chaInf ion.
This writer has heard fans pre-
diet that james j. viii depend on
his Is years of ring experience TO
enable HIN to win the decision.
Those who think Louis viii win,
believe. tlsat he viii flatten Jersey
jim within five rounds.
How some Of the local fans
predict the oJtscEe of the title
bout fcgov-s:
BOTly ShrItz: 81 think that
Joe Louis sill win"
Joe Mondul: "Joe viii win by
a wide Margin
Roy. HahiI5n: Il think Joe viii
win Int l hate to see him do so. /"
F. Stickney: "Braddock by a
decision"
Cheese RTsseIl: 81 think taat
Braddock viii win by a KO."
H. Mag: 'Brsddock viii win. "
W. Resell: "Eraddock by de-
cisiOn-"
Ro,and Eobe-ts: 'sBraddOck
viii retain the crown"
Percy Curry: "IOe Louis viii
win but / hope Braddock does
Willie Russell: "Brsddocs 5
experience wa overcome Joe's
youth"
Jack Williams: "BraddOek VIII
win"
G. Casaaas: "Fraddock viii
win"
WPA Timekeepers: Four are
for Braddoek 10 ain by a decision
and one, Recio, is for Joe Lois
to win by a K0.
Mickey: Joe LOUIS in two to
five rounds"
Babito: "JOe Louis by K0."
Willie Camera: 81 think Joe
will Ein by a KO."
Rob C,o44v,,-,,,5 ssT ILL p,,5
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A. ACEVEDO LEADS
HTTERS in SOCIAL
LOOPS FIRST-HALF'
STERLING. WITH MOST TIMES
AT BAT. IS SETTING .4sl
CLIP; E. SAWYER SECOND
WITH .sss


A. AeevedO. although at bat
but four times, is listed as first
among the hittors during the first
half Of the Social Diamondball
League. which ended Friday aft
ernOon. He has an average Of
$50. Second is E. Sawyer, three
times at bat. with CSC.
The real leader is Sterling. who
took So trips to the pate, crack
ed out "A hits and batted in Is
runs. for an average of .461.
Official batting averages for
the first-haIf follows:
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STARS TO MEET
SATAN TODAY

Today. Roberts Stars viii play
Caraballo Red Devils in the sec
ond game o. the second-haIf Of
the Social DiamondbaII League.
The contest will start at sis
p. m. at Bayview Park
Tomorrow, Satans VIII meet
Coea-Coia.
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Only Higgins Could

ONE point was settled then. Almost
" anyone in the house might have
placed those letters in Williams room,
but there was only one person who
could have removed them-Higgins.
Everyone else was carefully checked.
Unless the Skipper was in the housed
Or either Gay or Michael was with
holding them for purpose. The only
purpose that l could imagine for such
an act was to conceal the fact that
either had put them there.
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ufaeturing Company's vice presi-
dent. horn at Newark, n. j., 81
years ago.
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De-. John II. Cries OF Rosewood,
Ohio. noted economist, born in
Ohio, 60 years ago.
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bmsss 8 BE- srssa bui was 70 shlnk
- ~ 81 az
ahsi az sou 90 wish shOss let
49, Imd
ehai ssiisui- ISIS iass AS BE-
ered
af - 3 l1ai- 4 Snapped. We
E hr1 foaF raau iE aow and
n4 tHN iFii1fa fran yasr warden
eos ffam ~ B4nshop a icE minutes
ff ahea Ne C1ne tazk. the letters
eefs goae. What did y0u DO wlth
lkEmf
MHan's face Aas twisted In terror.
A. Cess n1F iudze. tir. Wells" he
m8 - d.snt have 40 such ieiierS."
tet mf temper. -fou had them r
smsane I'D goar family did. l saw
fafm. Ths uant Eci sea anywhere.
rs afsi policemen Wh1 eomes into
tA hsaEe gaa n1se yoa identified
Were are fhEFf-
Iaa vaa knew what he's talking
aI1as- Wsiiiam nlTned da1ediy from
0Nk 90 Annle They both shook
fIe'ltrned hcads -What-what was
la lssn. sir7 where Uas theyg"
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