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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-27
Atty. Ernest n. Cabule
60ss Beechwood Ave.
No. 2.9,ss4

STATE or MICHIGAN. In tae
Circuit court OF Wayne In chaac-
cry
EVA FOSTER. Plaintiff, vs.
OTIS FOSTER. Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At session OF said Court held
at the Court House 10 the city OF
Detroit, County OF wayne and
state Of Michigan on the IL day Of
July. A. D.. 1888:
Present, Honorable Henry c.
Eiool. Circuit Judge.
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ed according law.
Dewitt II. MERRIAM
Circuit Judge
"a true copy
YER NON l.. kERVI\
Deputy Clerk -. S-l3-s24
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CHAS. CANPBELI-Lawyer
22si Erskine
no. 2SO,16O

STATE or MICHIGAN. The Cir
cult Court for the County OF ws,ne
In Chancery.
FRANK sHER WOOD. Plaintiff,
W.. EDITH SHERWOOD. Defend
ant
ORDER PUBLICATION
At a session OF said Court held
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Deputy Clerk
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-18

pOHloU SVycn CmdVycH IL.
"Prijela jsem s hrabenkou z
Dubrovnfka."
"Vy tedy nejste Italka?"
podivil Sc Kalina.
"Nikoliv, jsem Dalmatinka",
odvetila.
"To tedy znate srbsky nebo
chorvatsky, jake pant hraben-
ka. Ale dosud neslysel jsem
vas mluviti jinak nez italsky."
"Pani hrabenka mluv1 slo-
vansky rada, ale jen s vami."
Has Ninin incl trochu uste-
pacne. "U mas v Dalmacii mlu-
vi Sc slovansky jen Sc sedlaky,
kter1 italsky neznajf, v leps1ch
rodinach mluv1 Sc jen italsky".
Kalina pohledl ma dfvku u
divene. Mela to snad byti ma
razka, re hrabenka hazi no do
stejneho pyle s dalmatskymi
sedlaky? Kalinovi hrnula sc
krev do obliceje. Ale uklidnil
Sc hned, kdyz pohledl Nine do
obliceje. Usm1vala Sc ma ne
no, v jejich slovech jiste tedy
nebylo zlomyslnosti, patrne v
Dalmacii panovaly skutecne
pomery, jak je vyl1cila. Ably
zakryl sve pohnut1, otazal Sc:
"a nenf yam smutno v Monte
bello?"
ooh, velmi smutno," odveti-
la a Ease k nemu vyslala tako-
w zhoucf pohled. "Nenf tn
nikoho, KIDD by mne mel rad"
"No, PAM hrabenka vas pre-
ce ma rada," rekl Kalina kid
ne.
Nina sklopila oci: "To nen1
to. Chtela bych, ably mne
mel rad take muz. Jak Sc to-
mu rika faramore."
Kalina sc usmal: Gale, slec-
no Nino, vzdyt je v zamku
mnoho mladych muz1 a zadny
Sc do vas dosud nezamiloval?"
Nina rychle zdvihla hlavu a
zasmala sc srdecne: "Vsichni,
signor, vsichni jsou do mne i
namorati, ale ten, ktereho bych
ia chtela, dosud 81 mne malo
vsima."
"Jdete! Must to byti nejaky
mrzout nebo samotar, kdyz ne
chava ,bez povsfmnuti takove
hezke devce, jake jste wy"
Kalina to pov1dal jen tax, a.
by vGbec n6co odpovedel, ale
v nejblizsim okamziku zalekl
Sc svych vlastnich SLOW. Nina
hledela ma neho siroce rozevTe
nyma ocima a tvaTicky il jen
horely. O tonic vyrazu obi
ceje nemohl byti Kalina " po-
chybnostech.
"Naposledy sc to devce "a
milovalo do mne?" pomyslil 81
a ulekl Sc teto myslenky tax,
re rychle vstal, uhasil zbytek
cigarety v popeln1cku a vyzval
divku: "PGjdeme, slecno Nj
no! Ably Sc pant hrabenka ne
mrzela, re il nechavam dlouho
cekati."
Nina zbledla, zamracila sc a
sklonila hlavu.
Mlcky vstala Sc zidle a obra-
tia Sc Ike dveffm. Kraceje We
die nj pc schodech do patra,
pomyslil 81 Kalina: "Neni po-
chyby. JeSte chv1li, a byla by
mi ucinila vyznani lasky. Ubo-
he devce."
Hrabenku zastihl Kalina v
pokoji. Drzela ma kline mede-
nou nadobu s vysokym oblou-
kovym drzadlem, v nadobe
doutnalo drevene uhli.
Pc obvyklem pozdravu uka-
zala mu ma zidli a vidouc, re
Sc zvedave diva ma nadobu s
dfevenym uhlim, porozumela
hned jeho zvedavosti a usmf-
vajic Sc, vysvetlovala mu: "Je
dnes uz citelna lima, krehnou
mi ruce a ohrfvam 81 je tedy
ma mastilu."
Kalina pohledl k starodav-
nemu otevTenemu krbu S o.
zdobnou f1msou; nebylo ma
mem ohne.
"Nedala jsem zatopiti v kr-
bu, protoze vftr vzdy choulf
dym do pokoje," vysvetlovala
hrabenka, postrehnuvsi jeho
pohled. "Jak We vasi studene
vlasti Sc ohr1vate, kdyz jest v
pribytku zima?"
Kalina Sc usmal: "Je-li VEN
ku zima, i "a treskutych MIRA
III, vytopime teple pfibytek,
protoze v kazdem pokoji ma
me kamna."
"Ano, takove zarfzeni jsem
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-18

AnO, OSV1cenOStl, OdVetll
"a nezklamal jsem sc v Mich,
pracovali poctive v dnesnfm
desti."
"A CO tomu Tikali Italove?"
"Odesli vsichni do Perugia,
ably Sc tn prihlasili, az ma jed
noho, jisteho Rosana, ktery re-
voltoval a chtel Sc ma mne vrh-
nouti Sc stiletem, ale pc nezda-
renem 1toku prchl."
Madonna mia!" zvolala
hrabenka uleknuta.
"Mohl jste pro nase drfvi
bytl poranen!" Lfcka panina
trochu pobledla.
ITO Sc mi mohlo steti az ko-
llkrat v cetnych bitvach," pokr
Gil rameny. "A nestalo sc to-.
GO ma koho ceka, to no nemi-
me-"
"Vy jste fatalistou, pane mad
poruciku?" tazala Sc vazne.
TAX trochu, osvicenosti."
"Vidfte, ia take veffm v O.
sud cloveka," rekla a sklonivsi
hlavu trochu sc zamyslila. Pc
chvlli zdvihla rychle hlavu a
zeptala Sc no: "Soud1te tedy,
re Sc k YAM vase PAM vratf,
Je-li tax urceno We vasem osu-
dup"
Kalina pohledl ma hrabenku
udivene. Jak pfisla p~ojednou
ma tuto otazku? A CO mel ma
to odpovedeti?
"Osv1cenosti," Tekl pc chvi-
Ii. "Vrat1-li Sc, nev1m, ale ne
vzdavam Sc nadeje, re Sc tax
pfece nekdy stane."
"Ovsem nadeje je to posled-
nj, co cloveku zbyva," fekla s
prldechem melancholie.
Nejakou chvili mlceli oba,
potion Ease hrabenka prekva-
pila Kalinu otazkou: "Pane
nadporuc1ku, milujete dosud
svou pan1?"
"Nemel jsem dosud priciny,
pro kterou bych il musel pre-
stat milovati."
Gale kdyz vas i vase dite O.
pustila?"
"Ma svobodnou Will a ia ne
mann prava jej1 Will obmezo-
vati."
"zena prece slibuje muzi
pred oltarem, re Dude snaseti
S muzem dobre i zle."
"To slibuje kazda, kdyz Sc
chce vdati, ale pozdeji mdze
pocititi prot muzi odpor a
muz nema prava multi il k spo
luzitf prot jej1 Will"
"a Wy v1te, jaky odpor vase
PAM poc1tila prot VAN? A re-
kla yam to-"
"Rekla, osv1cenosti, a vim,
al pozna, re jejl odpor prot
mne zakladal sc ma liche pred
stave, ma spatnem pochopen1,
pax Sc mole zena Ike mne ma
vratf kajicne, nebo mali tolik
hrdosti jake ia a nebude Sc
cht1ti k sve chybe priznati, te-
dy sc uz vdbec nevrat1. Ma O.
be eventuality jsem pripra-
ven".
"a co to bylo?" tazala sc
hrabenka dychtive.
Kalina zahledel sc ma podla-
hu pred sebou. Mel ted taxa
telce l1citi vsechny ty trapne
vystupy S Katusf? Mel vypocl-
tavati vsechno, co mu Katuse
vyc1tala jake nedostatky jeho
povahy a jake povahove chyby
a vypravovati jak porovnava-
JIG no S Cestm1rem znenahla Sc
cd neho odvracela ochladajlc
We sve lasce a jak on proti to-
muto dusevn1mu pochodu sve
zeny byl bezmocnym a bezde-
ky musel mt nechavati volny
prGchod. Vzdyt uz O tie zalezi-
tosti rekl hrabence dost v pre-
deslych rozmluvach. Ale ne
co prece musel ma jejl otazku
odpovedeti. Rekl tedy vyhyba-
We: "Osvfcenosti, pros1m, aby-
ste mi odpoved prominula."
Hrabenka sc zarazila "MO-
je zvedavost YAM pGsobl bo-
lest, vidte?"
"Nikoliv, osvfcenosti," usmal
sc klidne. "Nerad bych jen
odhaloval chyby a poblouzenl
duse sve zeny. Je prec dosud
moj1 zenou a ma odpoved by
vypadala jake obzaloba.'
Hrabenka stihla no zarlclm
pohledem.
"Jak jste ohleduplnym i O.
proti vzdalene zene!
VSichni muzi tact neiSOu.
The Valley settler., 1938-05-20


A Meeting OF a special commit tt
90 to revise tbs Premium lists
for the annual Matanus,1a Valley
TAI vas nalG May l6. The priZ-
IS in general were not dimini-
shed In amount Dut were equal
lied TO offer greater opportun-
titles in more fields for exhib-
itOrS. Additions were made TO
take ctre OF all crops grown in
the valley.
One outstanding change vas the
substantial increase Of prizes
Offered to Individual farm dis
plays. Tt must be understood
that these items cannot be en-
tered IN other classes, but it.
is hoped these farm displays
Will not diaiEi sh the entrants
IN all ether single. classes.
The variety Of exhibits on dis
play at Fairs during the last
tWo years hcs been most encour-
a6ing. Visitors have been great
" impressed and surprised to
find that Ales ska has a climate
,'hich ma :1es it possible to Of
fer such q variety Of exhi bits.
The coln1ittoe urges everyone to
enter ara exhibit in as many de-
partments IS possible thus IN
creasing the coloctition. Since
in the past there has not been
i sufficient number of items in
each class to stimulate adequate
conp6ti tion. Exhibits are es-
sent it'll but are incr 5aseo in val
ue through competiti
The Fair Board realizes the in
portanc6 Of training boys end
GIRLS for the future farmers Of
the valley. The Premium lists
Will be about the same With the
edition OF contests in iudGing
The Valley settler., 1938-05-20


monthly report Of actions and fin
ancial statement OF the various de-
partments Of the Consumer ana Pro-
duce business now being carried on
with the members OF the II. V.F.C.A.
and others either es agent or otnel.
wise.
The M.V.T.C.I-. Board will use these s
reports and sta tenents as q source
Of information Regarding tIa bus+n-
ess they will eventually lave to
conduct. For them it Will form the
basis Of Intelligent buying and sell
ing Of goods; historical record
and will furnish mi1estones from
which to mea yrs f futur progress.
colnGENcE TENT
Com1enc ement exercises were held in
the Comaunit-' auditorium on Nay ID,
at 8 pm.
The graduating class consisted of
Dorothy Vasanoja, Bob Broostrom,
Clayton DeLano, Ina Belle Irwin,
Ruthe1yn Elliott, Ben Anderson, and
June King.
Professional was presented by the
school orchestra, Invocation by Rev.
B.J. Bingle, there vas a song by
j.. HI n school and g piand solo By
Mrs. Alvaretta Eoremen.
duet was given by Ruth Cornelius
and Margaret killer. Presentation
Of Citizenship Awards by Mr. Vaera
Presentation OF Plaques to scnocl by
Ina Belle Irwin. A.A. Johnson Pre-
sented the GLASS with their Diplom-
as and the Benediction was given by
Rev. B.J. Binele.
The Baccalaureatte Services were
held on Nay Is, at Which tine Dr..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-02

derneath the wharf, in water ut
to her armpits, Pam Frye writhee
in silent laughter. DR.. Cummings
chronic, attacks of speechlessness
had intrigued her through measles
mumps whooping cough, appen.
dlcitiS, a broken arm. and large
variety of assorted stomach aches
Commissions and abrasions.
What you're drivin' at, Doc, !"
Asey stemmed the apparently end
less flow Of words. "is that you
don't think that Pam Frye killed
her sister. an Hanson thinks she
did"
In a nutshell, yes. It's a physi.
cal impossibility. Asey At least
its impossible for Pam I'll swear
she couldn't have struck left
handed blow with that force. She
has a strong light arm. and she's
very right handed. And besides,
it's a psychological impossibility.
| know Pam Frye. know she
couldn't kill anyone. And. God
knows" Cummings added wrath
fully, IF anyone ever presented
two people with adequate motives
for murder. Marina presented EN-
to Pam and Aaron Fryel Asey,
what ! want you to do is come over
to Quanomet and convince this
crackbrained, dunderheaded out
fit which laughingly calls itself the
police. that Pam Frye did not kill
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-02
MIDGET LEAGUE e.
TO BE FORMED

All boys between the ages of
nine and l6 years of age, who are
interested in the Midget and Dia-
mondball League are requested
to report at the High School audi
forum Saturday morning, June
4, at 10 o'clock.
Clubs, which have organized
teams, are requested to report
with their full membership to
Captain Thomas Curry of the
Recreation Department at this
place and time.
This league is being organized
to provide activity for the sum-
mer for boys of this age, and de-
eide the championship of the city.
The Midget League will be COM
posed of boys from nine to IL
years and the Junior League OF
boys from IL to 16.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-02
assssesesss..eseesssseee
THE LOW DOWN
FROM HICKORY GROVE

A congressman, he may be
lacking in some ways, but when
it comes to listening. he takes no
back seats-he is a super-cham-
pion-he knows listening.
And voters who have been sit
ting around and let the Govt.
take the roof off their house. they
are waking up and sending mes
sages and letters-and talking
turkey.
And If congress will now get up
some steam and start in and do
away with some Of the comedy
already on the book. and omit any
more new laws, we ear stop won
dering every night about what To-
morrow win bring forth.
And if we just had the 10 COM
mandments 20 go by, and moth
ing else. it would he great And
TO study law, you would just read
Deuteronomy. And pardner. you
don't need a lawyer Go explain
it, like with the 3 A. where even
a Philadelphia lawyer cannot
figure il out
And Deuteronomy. il IS a book
in the Bible, and is not some
country in Africa or something 10
do with your appendix.
Things look better.
Yours. with the low down,
10 SIERRA.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-02

her sister. My Heavens, I'm ex-
hausted."
He sounded it. Asey thought.
Woman In 4 Fury
II1HERES the girl?" he asked.
W She's beat it." Hanson
said. "She wouldn't beat IL If she
wasn't guilty, would she? Innocent
people don't run away and hide
They"
"Pfaughl" Cummings snorted
why you cops stick to these out
worn cliches, will never know!
If you were confronted with the
murdered body of your sister, and
her husband screaming that he'd
told the police you'd killed her. ]
venture to say, my fine fellow.
you'd runl I'd run myself. Any
one would Anyone with grain of
sense"
Listen" Hanson said, "she ran
away, and that's enough for me.
And she won't get far, because she
doesn't know how to drive, and
she hasn't any car. And she hasn't
4
to get away in her boat. so we've
got that guarded, and we've got
her house guarded We're stopping
all cars up at the bridges, up Cape,
so she can't bum a ride and get
away. She's crazy about her ia
Their, and sooner or later she'll get
in touch with him-he didn't know
about it, he was " ays-- Well get
her through him. Now. Asey, |
want you 70 come, over and talk
with L6fhei and this, Hobbs tVo.l
man, and see the body, and con-
vince this pill peddler he's crazy.
A woman in a fury can do any
| thing, even to stabbing with her
left hand-why. we had a woman
in East Brinslows ShefT1s,s u
she doubtless" Cummings said
| icily, murdered her husband with
a razor blade held between her
teeth. being armlesS and legless.
I've no doubt at all. Ripley's car
toons are full of Just such quaint
condolences. The fact remains.
Pam Frye did not kill her sister,
and Asey, want you to come and
prove it,
Asey yawned deliberately, while
Hanson and the doctor stared at
him in surprise. II was not Asey
Mayo's custom 10 greet cases with
such languor.
AS a matter Of fact" Asey said,
"A got back here in town today
after four rough DAYS up from ia
maica. an I been out In my boat
since early afternoon, an 20 be
downright honest with you. I'm
sleepy. An furthermore"
"Whatl" Cummings raised his
voice. What? The fact that Pam
Frye is shortly going 10 be arrested
By that brainless thing - that
/ doesn't move you any7 Asey,
you've got 70 comel"
fcsfriraa. 1874. s1esss xawsaS Taylsrl
I Tomsrrow: The listener rskzznA.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-02
new FIRE ALARM
CARDS AVAILABLE

The Artman Press announces
today the issuance of a new
printing of Fire Alarm cards, re-
vised for the convenience of Key
West residents. This card is made
possible by the cooperation of
twenty-four merchants of this
city who have sponsored this new
card.
All signals are listed on the
card, as before, so that residents
may know in what part of town
fire is burning upon hearing the
bell signals as rung by the Fire
Department. Homes, offices and
stores now without a card. may
obtain one by calling at the office
of The Artman Press, in The Citi-
zen Building.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-02
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FOLLOWING THROUGH
BY AGUILAR
0sessseesSsseeeesOeessse

The writer read the article pub
lished in The Citizen yesterday
under the caption, observations
From the Thirdbase Line, by
Oscar L. MILAN, and we must adj
NIT we agree with him that the
club that plays the visitors on
July to must be hitting club.
According to the averages pub
hshed yesterday, we can see that
of the regulars playing in the
Monroe County League, the fol-
lowing are hitting well over 300:
Catchers-Griffin, 400; Al.
Rodriguez, .315.
Pitchers-Stone, .428; P. Car
bonell, 800.
First baseman-Barcelo, $50;
Goss, $40; Pena, 1888; Calleja,
$50.
Second basemen-Cates, .555.
Third basemen-Geo. Acevedo,
Alb; Baker, .428.
Shortstop-A. Acevedo, .389;
Mullins, $50.
Outfielders-M. Acevedo, .346;
M. Griffin, 1888; Molina and j.
Roberts, .312; Lucilo, 305; F. Ace
vedo, 1902 and Sweeting, .280.
Fans can see for themselves
that a club composed of Al. Rod
riguez as catcher, Bethel, Malgrat,
Salinero, Gates and P. Carbonell
for mound duty and Stone in re-
serve, Barcelo at first, Baker at
second, Gates at third or Gates at
second and Baker at third, Ar
mando Acevedo at short, Griffin,
M. Acevedo ard any other out
fielder hitting over three hundred
will make a good club. We agree
with MILAN not to use Pena as
he is one of the players who will
not come out to the local games
Furthermore, he does not care to
play--he told the writer so him
self. aYss
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-02
BIZ PHOEBE ATWOOD TAYLoR

Inc story SO Far: Qudnome: IS
aroused trhen its citizens are Carl
cdtured in the post Office mural.
The nert night the artists Wife,
unscrtrpulons Marina Lorpe, IS
murdered Nth her sisters knife.
Pamela Frye appeals TO Asey
Mayo. Cape Cod detective, tell
ing him she found $4,000, North
OF dmbergris which Marina tried
TO claim. and hid It after dis
covering Marina dead in the
garage, Because Asey indicates
that someone near them, snok-
ing Turkish tobacco, Is listening,
Pam announces a false hiding
place for the qmbeTgris. As soon
as the mysterious listener creeps
into the woods. police cars arrive.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-02
WEATHER FORECAST
cTill 7.30 D. M. Fridavl

Gill 1880 p. m, Friday
Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Friday, pos
sibly occasional showers; moder-
ate southeasterly winds.
Florida: Partly cloudy tonight
and Friday, possibly occasional
showers.
Jacksonville to Florida Straits
and East Gulf: Moderate south
easterly winds, shifting to north
easterly over extreme north por-
ton; overcast weather with occa-
sional showers tonight. and Fri
day. II hoii
.sJtlSl M GOLDSMITH"
al atspit TemppraFiiySin lChafgeg
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-02
GASHOUSE GANG
HITS; GIANTS in
SLUMP; AS WIN
HOME RUNS SAVE YANKEES
FROM sHUToUT: CHICAGO
CUBS IDLE: DEANS ARM IN
SHAPE. DOC SAYS
tsnecIaI to The cItIzenl

NEW YORK, June 2.-St. Louis
Cardinals resembled the Gashouse
Gang of old yesterday afternoon.
Led by Ducky Wucky Medwick
with a perfect day at bat, the
Redbirds collected 16 hits off a
trio of Philadelphia Philly pitch
ers. Medwick's four for four in
Ieluded a home run, Slaughters
garhered three and Moore piled
up four safeties. Final score was
g to 4.
New York Giants continued in
their hitting slump. Besides COM
hitting two errors, the league
leaders were able to garner only
five bingles off the slants of
Bauers. Pittsburgh Pirates won,
4 to l, scoring all their runs off
Cliff Melton, who suffered his
second defeat. The Giants loss
cut a half-game off their lead,
which is now just two full con-
tests.
Rain put off the Boston Bee
Chicago Cub game. Dizzy Deans
arm has been given the doctors
okay, but Manager Grimm says
he will not start Dean regularly
for two weeks yet. He will pitch
during batting practice to timber
up.
Cincinnati Reds went on the
warpath again yesterday. With
VanderMeer checking Brooklyn
Dogers with five hits, the Reds
punched 10 safeties to score 4
to | victory.
Home runs in the final two in
nings saved New York Yankees
from being shutout by Vernon
Kennedy of Detroit Tigers. AS
it was, Cochrane's men downed
the worlds champions, 8 to A.
Lowly Philadelphia Athletics
displayed new life yesterday in
defeating Cleveland Indians, 9 to
5, with the help of home runs.
Boston Red Sox took st. Louis
Browns into camp, 6 to 8, al
though the Browns outhit them.
Washington Senators and Chi
Icago White Sox hooked up in a
tough game, with the Nationals
finally coming out on top, 5 to 4.
Results of the games:
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Chapter Six
Left Handed Killer

you can't get up the path. now
Pam, will you take a duck
in? Till we see what they're"
"Aseyl" 1t was Hanson. the po-
lice lieutenant. who yelled.
up to-" Asey finished swiftly
Get in the water. keep under the
wharf, out of sight. Can your"
"Pll try it. Take this, she passed
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TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Thurman w. Arnold Of the Yale
Law School, U. s, assistant at
torney- general. bern at Laramie,
Wye. AZ years ago.
Mrs, William II. Taft, widow %
the President-Chief Justice. born
in Cincinnati. - years ago.
Frank T. Weymouth of Los An
geleS. noted civil engineer, born
at Medford. Me, GA years ago.
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over a slip of paper that he knew
was the agreement Marina had
written on the ambergris sharing.
Quick"
She slid over the wharf and into
the water as Hanson yelled again.
"Aseyi Asey Mayol For heavens
sake, why can't he--Aseyi'
"Hellol" Asey said, blinking as
q fiashlight hit him full in the face.
"Tryin' to blind me. Hanson. or
bust my ear drums?"
"Asey." Hanson said, we've got
some new business for you. Dull
as ditchwater it's been since you've
been gone, and now you're back,
things happen. It's a nice murder.
Marina Lorne, she's the wife of
that artist that die the Quanomet
mural. she's been stabbed out in
her garage. One of old man Frye's
daughters = lives in the Octagon
House. you known Well. it's the
other daughters knife. and they
hated each other like poison. and
Jack Lorne says tits other daugh-
ter's been jealous OF him and his
wife. and Nettie Hobbs was over
at Octagon House tonight, and ste
says this other daughter. Pam. was
nervous as a witch. almost out of
her mind. And"
I'm other words" Asey inter.
rupted, pam Frye killed her sis
ter Marine i.Orne
yeah. She beat ii when Lorne
accused her. It's cinch. Nettie
saw her 60 TO the garage around
nine, someone else saw her come
out. Its all plain as daylight"
'Then why" Asey said. tear
over here TO tell me about 1t, HAM
son? Why"
-. Crack Brafhed 0utHr
BECAUSE" the stocky figure of
- DR.. Cummings, Asey's own
doctor. the district medical exam
liner. doomed in the path. because
made him. Asey, that's whyl Be
cause | made him. Listen to me,
I'll stake my life that Marina
L0fne was Staopeu ny le1l Manu-
ed person. Got that2 Well. / know
Pam Frye. She's right handed.
And she busted her left arm last
winter. And furthermore, ! don't
care If Nettie Hobbs Saio Pam
Frye kill her sister, / wouldn't be-
lieve il, do you hear me-"
Most everyone Asey said
said gently, "from here 10 Prov
incetown heard you, Doc"
"Damn it, Cummings stamped
onto the wharf. ~damn il. | don'i
care II wake up the whole bloody
town, I don't care il | wake up the
whole bloody Capel I'm mad. I'm
so mad Ieanst talk. I'm so mad that
words dry up within me. I'm
speeches.. I'm specifies with
violent and uncomfortable ragei
For ten minutes DR.. Cummings
proceeded 10 enlarge on the extent
Of his speechlessneSs and the vio-
lenee and fury Of his anger. Tn
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HORSE STOPS TRAIN

Kenosha, Wis. - A Waterman
succeeded in tagging a train just
in time to stop it before it crash
ed into a horse which had fallen
on a railroad crossing.