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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
At 70 She's Thankful for These

Chcagoan "and nksgiving
Day thankful the folOwng l. good health living In
United husband: healthy children
and grandchildren; good live OF humor l.
good good friends being able to drive TO- being
able TO play poker"
you what since 1898 popular
challenges Jack BaXey. All
right Jack How about Come Josephine in My Flying Machine
Butterfly when You're Not Forgotten by the
Forget" Amt You Comm Back Old New Hamp
shire Molly" Wait Till the Shines, Nellie" and Jefferson
Lord Play That Barbershop Chord"
Subscriber named azele writes My sister persuaded me to
change Hazee there chance
fame fortune for girl with the former name
heard Of Hazel Dawn who
The Lady" Snyder OF Los Angeles he
p hospital I'll and weighed lbs II
o.. a
should named him Seven Eleven Snyder which
would make a nobody could forget.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Stick EN- Upl'

"Stick 'em up" the clustering
voice Of the shotgun wielder was
clearly audible above the excited
buzz in the saloon.
Men and women crowded to
the walls, their arms appraised
and trembling. There was no
mistaking the deadly menace OF
those three pairs Of eyes above
the masks. The muzzles OF the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

Captain Of Inspectors Charles
W. Dullea listened attentively
to his chiefs recital: Two pet
ting party holdups-no girls
m o g s { G d-and one garage
holdup. Three young men in
the gang; one at the car wheel
and two active in the robberies."
The chief paused to glance
again at his reports. In each
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Charges Filed

But a coroner's jury held all
three responsible and charges
were filed against Crone and
Pla.
The next day Crone talked.
He Sketchcd the history of his
gang" as he called il. and adj
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Window Shattered

Then on November 26 and q
the trio's handiwork was boldly
written in five swift holdups, all
closer to the downtown area
than were the three previous
crimes. Once again the nickel
plated, short-barreled revolver
was in evidence. but now it did
not tremble. Once more the man
with the 0dd-colored eyes was
described. but his swagger came
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
No Prints Anywhere

mo prints anywhere quer-
fed Chief Quinn. his expression
no less concerned than that of
the captain.
until they abandon the car,
not a thing. And maybe not
then"
out of the scores of COM
plants and reports that were in
vestigated during the two days
and two nights of intense police
activity, one finally proved TO
hold the proper lead.
In Sacramento. so miles 70 the
north and east of San Francisco,
an excited young man and an at
tractive girl appeared at the po-
lice station on Tuesday night,
December D
We've been kidnapped" the
young man told a desk sergeant.
"My girl friend and were
kidnapped in Oakland by three
young fellows who forced Us to
drive them here"
The officers asked for descrip-
tons, and three minutes later
the report was clicking from the
teletypes in the San Francisco
police department.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Done Enough

Hes my son, but i don't
know where he II, I'm through.
I've done enough for him."
"Your son has odd-colOrcd
eyes, hasn't he >" she was asked.
"Only when he's got his tenn
per up" the woman replied.
They seem like they're almost
red. That's what they are, red
dish-coIored."
Early that afternoon the vari-
Gus investigators from the In
Spector's bureau who had been
working at top speed for hours
reported that neither Crone, Pla
nor DAILY had friends in Sacra-
mento but both DAILY and
Crone were acquainted in Mer-
ced. Cal. 100 miles north.
Its worth the shot, Chief
QUINN said the captain. They
evidently did not linger I'm Sac
ramento. III they are known In
MERGED, IL may be worth the
shot to go there right away"
"One important reason we
should 20 to MERGED" said
Lieut.. James Malloy. the ace in
yestigator from the robbery
detail who had been assigned to
the case, els the report from
Pla's parents. His mother says
there's q big chance he IL In
MERGED. She said she's willing
to telephone to his friends there
and ask him to surrender"
But in the meantime word was
sent forward to MERGED on the
police communication system,
Frederick w. Bunker, chief of
police in that town. and police
officer James Turner were al
ready at work searching through
their downtown district for
strangers who fitted the de-
ScriptionS of the trio.
That evening Chief Bunker
and Turner entered a beer par
lor as they made their rounds.
Suddenly Turner touched his
CHIEF on the arm ana whispered.
1.-THE young chap there at the
second table-doesn't he flt the
picture of that moon-eyed one
or red-eyed one or whatever he
was? And the other guy with
him-he looks suspicious, too"
Both officers approached the
two young men at the beer par
Tor table. The older of the pair
turned his head in surprise when
Chief Bunker spoke TO him.
The chief noted instantly the
odd color Of bis eyes. Then he
turned to the other TO ask him
his name. but the young man
had already moved out of his
chair and. with a gesture to-
ward the inside of his coat,
bolted for the door.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
or later but they,could take II.
That they would stick by one
another and swing together"
Studies Picture

Quietly Captain Dullea scam
ned the picture and noted the
typewriter legend on its back:
Frank l.. Crone, alias Frank
T. Sena, alias Frank Gonzales,
age 20, next of kin address:
1841 Mason street, San Fran
CISCO"
After studying the picture
again for a moment, he added:
"The maroon eyes,"
Crone's pals were identified as
two 18-year-olds - Ernest Pla
and William DAILY.
BY noon OF December 3. every
police and sheriffs department
in California had been supplied
with a detailed description of
the wanted men. their names
and a description of Nickle's
car.
At 1S4l Mason street. two of
Duella's men interviewed a dark
haired woman with tired, sor-
row-fllled eyes. OF the three
aliases by which the man with
the maroon eyes had been iden-
titled on the back of the rogues'
gallery picture, she recognized
one of them. In a voice that was
weary beyond measure, she said:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Search City

Captain Dullea and Lieut..
James Malloy reached Sacra-
mento less than two hours later.
During those two hours the Sac
ramento police had vainly
searched their city. block by
downtown block, for the kidnap-
ers. Dullea questioned the young
couple-H. w. Nickle. an Oak
land salesman just turned 20
years old, and Irene Bird, a
pretty 19-year-old brunei -
then he brought them to San
Francisco.
In Chief Quinn's office dozen
pictures were spread out before
them. Irene Bird, peering over
her friends shoulder, suddenly
emitted a cry and with one taut
finger pointed 10 a picture that
Nickle had selected |.
"The man with the gum" she
cried, and looked into her COM
panion's face for confirmation.
lie nodded slowly "No doubt
about II. The man with the queer
eyes. He boasted that the three
Of them would be caught sooner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
On the Side
By T. Y. During

HoID many summers, Lore,
Have 1 been timer
Hon. many days, thou doUe,
Hast thou been mine?
Time like the Winged DiRd
When Il keHds the fOIOers,
Hath left no mark behind y
To count the hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

shotgun and the two revolvers
formed an evil, threefold threat.
But Dan p. O'Connell. a burly
man of near middle age with
the courage of his Irish ances-
tors in the flash of his eyes and
the set of his jaw, turned from
the bar and his arms hung tense
at his sides as he cody scanned
the trio. Every pair of hands in
Mixes Tavern was above every
head-only Dan O'Connell stood
there, a brave and belligerent
figure, as if considering the adj
Instability Of oheying the bandits.
command or rushing head down
at the three of them.
The man with the shotgun
shifted the muZzle of his weapon.
A woman who saw the move
ment, and guessed it's intent
a h e a d of her companions,
screamed hoarsely-but her voice
was drowned in the roar of the
gun.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
That MayfIower Passenger List

First of the fan dancers Sally Rand was the
fond of calling attention 10 fact she
Pelegye White the first child born on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

no YOU address letter in following manners Mr. John Zlch
II pa Madison Chicago Ill? II according TO an
efficiency the best What the postal clerks
know in the order named is the state city street. house
building number Therefore letter should be
addressed Illinois, Chicago Madison street No. 234, Mr. John
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

PICTORIAL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Look of Surprise


Over the face Of Dan O'Con-
nell spread a look of surprise.
His taut fingers CROPPED at his
abdomen; then he bent suddenly
double as If a powerful spring
had tugged him. He fell for
ward on his face beside the bar!
One of the masked trio strobe
TO the nearest. of the terrified
patrons and snatched the purses
of two women in evening dress.
AS he seized the second purse.
the young man glanced sideways
at the writing O'Connell. He
jerked his head suddenly to his
companions and all three left
IN a rush.
Five minutes later, at 1929
Geary boulevard, where the
noises of downtown San Fran
cisco are a murTnur in the night,
Pete Francesconi's black eyes
opened wide as he stared over
the top of his cash register into
the muZzle OF a shotgun. Two
revolyers hanked the weapon
Three pairs Of eyes above white
masks were on the restaurant
mans blanching face.
Pete Ffancesconi's hand S
popped above his head like twin
jacks-in- the-bcx. One of the
bandit trio reached around. ex-
pertly sprung the cash register
and grabbed exactly $50 which
the restaurant man had just
carefully supplied with rubber
band.
Silently the three backed
through the door. The restau-
rant man heard the sound of an
automobile motor too hastily
accelerated; then the complaint
of tires too quickly started on
the pavement. He lowered his
shaking hands and, reaching for
the telephone, yelled the one
word "Police!" into the receiver.
When Captain Dullea COM
pared notes with his chief next
morning, his face was Lined with
worry
This man O'ConneIl died two
hours after they shot him. he
said. "And we get the same
descriptions from the victims I'm
Mikes Tavern from q garage
man where they stole n car, and
even n bit less from the restau-
rant man. It's the Same three,
though; this time . bartender
noticed that the nickel-plated
gun had a taped handle; an old
gun evidently with black tape
holding the handle together"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Listen TO Chief

tain Dullea, please"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-20

Alan HE once won an Irish jig
contest 1T . picnic In Philadelphia.
his native city.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-20

and critical acclaim for their per.
Torrance in Moon Over Miami.
William Garean completes the
featured cast OF Hot Spot"
Sharing the Roxy bill will be
those two waeky comedians.
Laurel and Hardy. who take the
leading roles In Great Guns "
Heading the supporting cast are
sheila RYAN and Dick Nelson.
a
DAMNED BY BEAVERS
The Captains Of the Clouds"
Wmpany. working IN the Canada
wilds. were twice cut off from
town by beavers building dams nj
night and flooding the only road.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-20

nIAI.TO-BinR Croeby and Mary Mar
TN IN The Birth Of the Blues.
II 30. los. AS. TAB. and 10 .o6
Bickford. lilo. s:so. s:7s. ana sos
Roxy-oene Tierney In shutdown.
ia.so. s.2s, $40. 8 so: also France.
IAngford in An American Col
i.3o. 7:1b. sos. 500.
Muslc BoA--Jesnette Macdonald IN
"smiiin' Through" lao. 2.bb
Gas. e:ss. also Red shelton In
"whistlins In the DARK" as. $50
NIT MousE-oary Cooper In ser
eeant York" i2.io. $50. $50. s.7s
RIN1ERA-Nat renoleton IN Tor
500. TO. 10 20. also RUBY keeisr
In Sweetheart OF the Campus. .
sos. s:Ss. $40. 300.
DEKOsE> I~>-The Lakewood Play
ers present "Pefticoat Fever. cur
tian IT $50.
RETURN SHOWING
BEyERLY-Dorothy Iamour in "Alo-
ma of the South SeAs." also Guy
Kibbee In "scattergood Meets
Broadway"
CANEo-Bels Lugosi in The Devil
Bat" also Bob Hops In Thanks
for the Memory"
CAPIT0Is--Mickey Rooney In Andy
Hardys Private Secrets also
Robert Young In "Florian."
COMMUNITY Dennls Morgan in
Kisses for breakfast" also Basil
Rathbone In THE Black Cat"
KAY STREET-Bette Davis IN The
Bride Came c. o. D" also Guy
Kibbee In @seattergood Pulls thu
Strings"
LAkEW0oD-oeorFe Raft IN Man
Power" also George Campesu IN
The Nurses secret"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-20
Top Sergeant Mugan Opens BaroW Riviera Theate Today
Film Brings Nat Pendleion
As the Leading Character

An uproarous comedy Of life IN draftee camp Is lop
Sergeant Muiean the picture which opens today at the
Riviera fheater
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-20

Hollywoodss three most thrilling
personalities. Betty Cradle. Victor
Mature and Carole lands. have
the leading roles in this story Of
tho girl who was taken out Of the
hash house and made the darling
Of cafe society.
Csrole. despite her sister Betty's
protests. agrees TO let herself be
glamorixed by Mature, a promo
ter. Alan Mowbrsy. q vell-known
actor. ard Allyn Joslyn. q leading
eolumnist- After she siFns . Holly
wood contract without her back
ers' consent. she IL found muir
dered.
Not Spot has Victor Mature
n his first screen role since his
hit on the Broadway stage In
LADY in the Dark" Betty and
Carols recreate the sister team
which received - much popular
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-20

PARk--John Wayne in Shepherd oi
the Hills" Also Jane Wlfhers In
Youth VIII BE Served"
PROCTOR MArlene Dietrich In
Plane Of New Orleans. also Rob.
srt Sterling In The Get Away"
M AlAkI--John Wayne In "Ths
shepherd Of the Hills"
Rf\--Don Ameehe IN Moon Over
Miami also Jean Hersholt in
They Meet Again"
~ SsET-Don Ameehe In kiss ths
BOYS Goodbye" also Herbert Mar.
shall IN Adventure In Wash
inRton"
TEMPLE Mickey Rooney In Life
Begins For Andy Hardy also Ann
Sothtrn IN "Rineslde MAisIe"
LIBERTY. fnYaiinp - Robert Mont
gomery IN Rage IN Heaven" also
Ruby keeler IN Sweetheart of the
Campus"
RIVIERA. sumner-Lon CLANCY. II
In The Monster and the Girl, -
also THE Bride Wore Clutches"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-20

Nat Pendleton PLAYS he title
role. and the hiE cast n I'm
makers also includes Sterling Hol-
loway. Carol Hughes. Frank Fay
len. Charles Hal. Marjorie Reyn-
olds. Tom Neal Betty Blythe. Dick
Elliott. Wonderful Smith and
Maynard Holmes. Jean Yarhrough
directed from a story by Edmond
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-20

Kelso. Under the production super
vision NJ Lindsey Parsons.
Ruby Keller returns To her first
love dancing. for the first time
n years IN the new musical.
Sweetheart Of the Campus, IN
which she heads cast including
Harriet billiard. Gordon Oliver
and ozzie Nelson and his orchestra
Al the Barov1e house.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-20
IN A HURRY

Squadron Leader Owen Cath
eart-Jones. technical director of
Captains of the Clouds" holds
eight worlds flight records for ths
England to- Australia round trip.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-20
BUDDING STAR

Richard Travis, Bette Davis
new leading man in The Man Who
Came to Dinner" once worked in
his parents flower shop in Para
gould, Ark.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-20
CLIMBING EAST

Nancy Coleman plays the fem
mime lead in Dangerously They
Live" only her second picture.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-20
Hot Spot Comes Thursday
To Hamrick' S Roxy Theaier
Connexions Lourel and HordY Shore
Honors in the Comparison Film

Five went for her in big way yet they all had
reasons for wanting her out Of the That is the back
ground Of the years exciting mystery drama goth
CenturyFox Hot Spot which is slated to open Thursday
n Rnxv fheafer
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-20
USEFUL. JENFI.Ry

Jean Ames has jeweled pin in
which two small wheels give the
day and month of the year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-23
. STORIES
 lN STAMPS
Monoeo's Gaming Rooms Are Sileneed by Wor

EuRopE'S smallest prineipality, ~ Monaco, before the war man- aged to maintain It's government adequately with the tax revenue derived from Monte Carlo, worlds most famous gambling casino,
 The Monaco stamp above, Issued in 1888, shows Lueien, who reigned as prince from 1905 to l52S and who was q member of she Genoese Grimaldi family, Like his predecessors, Lucicn remained closely allied to France. But in- mediately after Lucien's death, Augustin abandoned the tradition al loyalty to France and took sides with the emperor Charles V. This alliance lasted until l79S, when the national council deposed the royal family and annexed Monaco to France,
 In lal4 the royal family was restored and Monaco came under the protection of Sardinia, The latter country took over complete control of the small state In l84s. But France again assumed control in 1860 and the following year Monaco became princlpality once more under French protection,
 The gaming tables at Monte Carlo were introduced In 1861 when Francois Blanc obtained a 50-year concession from the gov- ernment. Today, because of the war, the roulette wheels are silent.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-23

Angus k stlll gloomy when he meets Spike and the boys in tho tavern the next afternoon, Spike doesn't look too happy himself, The boys stand in kind of close and keep their hands in their pockets,
 Hello, Angus" says Spike, You're a good guy, It was nice knowin' you"
 Whats the matterp" Angus asks, "Aint I been doin' all rightp" Ut aint that, Trouble Is I don't read the papers much and so didn't know about things, I didn't know that you and the Big Boss are after the same girl"
 "Addlep" Angus asks, surprised, "She don't know Mir. Castaloni, She's hangin' around with . tur- nip name of NtEwater,"
 Spike SighS, Tt Is sad to relate" he says, that Mir, FitawNter and Mr, Castaloni are one and the same person."
 Angus frowns, He studies the bubbles in his ginger ale . long time, "@hy should Mr, CaStaloni have two nameSp"
 That's q long story, Wen tell you about that later"
 (To No C0ntlnued)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-23
What does that mean, anyhows"

What does that mean, anyhowS"
 Adoreen glNnces furtlvely down the hallway, Whatever it means, we're not tt Oh, cone on tn, But only for little while, Mir, FetR" waters coming any minute, We're going out to N cocktail party"
 Angus ShuffleS Inside and slReS up the living room, Nice place you got here, Addie, I wish you wouldn't 20 to those cocktail parties"
 Adoreen is distant, We won't discuss that, II you1l pardon me, I've got to dress, You'l flnd drinks on the table"
 Angus Is genuinely shocked, "Drinksl Addie, you don't"
 No, but Mir, FttSwater does, and he's N gentleman, I thought maybe you were learning to be one"
 Adoreen comes out in Q long dress so red that 1t looks sinful Just as the doorbell rings, oh, poSh," says Adoreen, "that must be MT, FltRwater, Now look here, Angus, you behave or--or---"
 0arVin FitEwater Is a lily If there ever was one, He Is about middle size, with black shiny hair that Is greasy and packed in little eurlS, He has teh tender skin of a fresh corpse, and his smile Is about as friendly as Q hyena's, He has no mustaehe, but he looks aS If he ought to have,
 He studies Angus like he Is look. Ing at something in the Aquarium,
 "so you're Caliban," he says, Well, we'll"
 II amt no such thing" Angus counters, I'm hard-worRing and I earn an honest living, which Is more than can say for some poo- pie"
 "AnRusw yells Adoreen,
 "Well, I ana, I got . good job, and maybe some day you'll be glad to have me-" Fitgwatcr Still wears the plaster smile. "fm glad so hear you're getting along well in New York, For whom are you workinge"
 Angus considers Q moment bee fore he answers, Mfr, Spike Nudge hired me, He's general manager for Mir, Castaloni, who's a big shot In this town and who does Q lot of good by protecting people from crooks, It's sorta like being . cop"
 The smile doesn't leave Fits- waters face, but his voice is low. CT and he says, Glad to hear 1t, Are you ready, AdorcenP We're late now"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-23
cR ANllJM CRACKERS
FAMOUS WIVES

FAMOUS WIVES
 It wasn't until the present cen- tury that we began to find wives sharing equal fame with their hus. bands, even getting ahead of them at times, Still. some wives of his- tory are well known to us, Can you name and identify the husbands of the following famous wives9
 l, Jane Seymour and Anne Boleyn,
 2, Marie Antoinette and Jose- phine,
 3. Queen Victoria and Queen Mary IT of England,
 (, Deanna Durbin and Barbara Stanwyck,
 s, Dorothy Thompson and Elea- nor Roosevelt.
 Answers on Back Page
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-23
YNNFEMnAYa AlaaF Aaglng !

wmsTEMnA4s AaeeR buying a new ~WlA Angus gees O eAe Par ple HellcAn, nlkAl eaaA where AA0EVen slNKs, Shocked Ay che NlNVlly og AaoRNenA costume Angus tries G take her eal ef lhe tloba. AN sAe refuses. EFestEAlea An1 angry, he enters An AllNnlgAs lonchroom and k eating . bowl ol chin when a tlmla llllle man en the stool next e Alm Asks Angus Co pass Che eAlsNp. EMe stead, Angus leEks the Altle man NlR his steel and kMecks him be- hlma tMe cONnteN
 
 ANGUS MEETS THE BOSS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-23

WE FIND TIE SCIENTIST ON ANOTHER SAlR ITS CAPTAIN BY Al2 PRl@O ONE Rs CLAIM TO BE- ING THE GHOST
 OF
 BLAckBEARD THE PlRATE...
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Horse Thief Burke Gives
Par|ay Excluding Apples
BY DAMON RUNYON

tons apple pie apple sauce,
baked apple. apple brown Betty.
apple dumplings with cream.
and cscalloped apples as vege-
table.
LIE WONDERS if we have
IL ever known the Joy of old
fashioned buckwheat cakes with
applesauce for Sunday break
fast. We have not. When II
comes to buckwheat cakes, we
are mainly a blackStrap molas-
Ses man. However, We have had
apples about every way known
TO civilization. We have had
them fried, roasted and brolled.
We have had them as stuffing
for fowl. We have had them in
a hot combination of applesauce
and mustard which some of the
New York restaurants use as
dressing for things like broiled
turkey. But mostly we have
had them raw, which is a pretty
good way, especially with gor-
gonZola cheese.
We have not been a consistent
apple man. though. We go in
for them just now and then
which would explain our lack of
immunity TO flu, if Mr.. Evers'
theory is correct. We had long
discussion about apples with
Horse Thief Burke and he gave
lis the surprising information
that horse players are the heayi-
est consumers of apples in tho
land. especially when they are
touring from one track to an
other and things are. a little
tough. He said they buy large
quantities of the fruit in dried
form at the wayside groceries.
eat as much as possible and
then fill up on water.
The water causes the dried APP
pies to expand and makes the
horse player feel that he has
dined heartily. Horsey started
to tell us about a horse player
he knew who ate so much dried
apples and drank so much water
that he exploded outside Havre
de Grace, giving rise 10 rumors
of sabotage, but about that time
we went off into a coma and
never heard all the story.
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