vously
at
the
carnation
be
always
wore
to
his
buttonhole.
Until
tbte
r
PAGE
POUR
INSTALMENT
XXXIX.
Axelson
groeeeded
to
obey
orders.
Soon
the
visitor
was
ushered
into
the
same
room
in
which
tbe
interview
between
AdeJe
and
Dr.
Mof'ett
bad
taken
place.
He
car
this
sort
When
Axelson
had
with
orawn
and
closed
the
door,
he
sat
down
art'!
looked
about
him
be-a
ilde
redly
He
seemed
a
MUe
ner-YotK
and
the
curious
eharaeted
of
the
illumination
appeared
to
puzzle
h'av
1
Hello.
Castle."
amid
a
voice.
moment
he
had
seen
no
one
bvi
tbe
room,
and
even
now
he
saw
only
a
shadowy
figure
seated
about
dx
feet
away,
and
this
dhn
phone
ThriRIng
'
Mystery
Story
In
30
chapters
P-al
Ma
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v.
MB
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BABi
a
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.
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ram
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HE,tMAN
LANDON
the
visiter:
-Did
he
teh
yon
how
to
find
ray
pbveer
"He
gave
me
very
elaborate
directions.-
T
see."
Tbe
doctor's
tone
was
My
informant
spoke
very
im-.'Dr.
itiaiilaalB
iwiA.kl..i,
ft'-
.
shape
appeared
to
have
no
bead.
J
"Yes."
came
tbe
answer
after
a
With
a
mutter
of
surprise
he
j
moment's
hesitation.
sprang
to
bis
fett.
j
The
visitor
sat
silent
for
a
"Sit
down,"
said
the
voice.
"I
j
time.
His
shoulders
heaved
a
lit-
am
Dr.
Moffett."
'
tie.
His
voice,
when
he
spoke
was
The
visitor
stared
hi
staeefae-
thkk
with
emotion.
"Moffett,"
he
tion
in
the
direction
whence
the'!,
"I
am
not
going
to
waste
voice
came.
He
stroked
bis
time
telling
you
what
I
think
of
forehead,
surmoaated
bv
the
side.
The
strange
sight
a
hu-
ar
beneath
my
contemat.'
man
fWre
whose
torso
tapered
The
mysserwos
Mr.
Graves,)
is
off
into
a
greenish
mist
seemed
peaMag
to
a
very
lofty
tone,"
Dr.
-nerve
him
completely.
As
If
Moffett
sneered.
lport
himself,
he
gripped.
The
ether
smiled
wanly.
"Your
of
tbe
table.
sneers
eant
hurt
me.
Moffett.
town."
said
Dr.
Moffett
I
nave
pasted
that
stage.
I
made
lis
voice
was
a
little
gruff,
a
mistake
a
grievous
mistake.
e
why
you
came
here.
Yon
can
crush
me"Stidbreak.
me.)
my
length
I
answered
nnd
some
one
inquired
If
my
daughter
were
at
home."
"Whovwas
the
Inquirer?"
"I
don't
know.
He
refused
to
But
I
can
still
bold
mv
bead
hath.
i
use
eaetasaatfen
trembled
When
I
compare
myself
with
you,'
caller's
lips.
The
green
I
have
nothing
to
be
ashamed
of.
eeentnated
his
pallor.
He
I
dont
have
to
hide
my
face
as
eakly
into
the
chair.
you
are
biding
yours.
I
never
'
aordinaryr
he
mambied.
fought
with
dirty
weapons.
I
nev-htog
seems
to
have
hap-
er
stooped
to
the
infamy
of
fight-to
my
eyes..
I
I
can't
seejlng
women
and
children.
I
"
-"
"Very
pretty.
Castle."
the
other
n
ling
has
happened
to
your
j
interrupted.
"You
ought
to
carry
'
prefer
that
you
shan't
see
a
pulpit
along
with
you
on
your,
'
oipoxe
yourself
and
tell
me'
travels.
But
suppose
we
drop
the
n
are
here."
(
oratory
and
get
down
to
bastneas?
?
visitor
shook
himself,
re-
What
do
you
want?"
'
-
d
the
stick
he
had
dropped,
i
The
visitor,
as
was
his
oocaa-ned
his
hps.
and
did
hls,ional
habit,
tapped
the
Uble
best
to
conquer
uneasiness
slowly
with
hi
knuckles,
t
In
thaw
strange
surround-
"I
suppose
it
would
be
utterly
useteas
to
appeal
to
a
spark
of
I
i
the
green
hast.
I
suppose."
manhood
and
deeencv
in
vou
tn
'aaoned
aloud
"It
lent
as
ask
you
to
confine
your
warfare
t
as
an
ordinary
Ught-
That
to
me
and
let
my
daughter
t
:iy
"
!
alone?"
ou.
no.
not
the
light
altogeth-
j
"It
would.
I
use
whatever
aether.
Castle."
the
doctor
Interrupted,
od
I
see.
fit
to
adept."
,
"1
can
see
you
quite
dearly
1-
Then
what
are
year
terms?"
most
u
clearly
as
in
an
ordinary
"You
know
them
one
hundred
hnt.
But
let's
not
waste
time
thousand
dollars.
You
are
getting
over
that
I
am
atlH
waiting
to
,
double
value
for
your
money
hoar
what
brought
you
here."
Icastie.
In
the
bagtonhuc
you
were
The
caller
drew
up
his
ahoul-
to
receive
only
the
Forrester
pa-dors
a
little,
as
If
striving
for
hisipers.
Now
I
am
throwing
In
your
cnaraciensuc
poise.
"Very
well.
One
of
your
cecentrieitits,
I
take
It.
Dr.
Moffett."
He
paused
for
a
moment.
"I
suppose
it
would
be
a
waste
of
tune
and
breath
to
express
my
opinion
of
you."
"An
absolute
waste."
"Then"
he
appeared
to
choose
bis
words
"my
daughter
came
here
tonight."
now
ao
you
xnow
mat?
was
te
instantaneous
rejoinder.
"I
learned
it
tn
a
rather
pecu
liar
way.
Tonight
my
telephone
kopt
ringing
Incessantly.
I
er
nu
qfierminea
to
answer
no
daughter
for
good
measure."
I
can't
pay
It,"
the
other
de
clared
flatly.
"I
couldn't
even
pay
half
of
what
you
ask."
The
doctor
laughed
contemptuously.
"I
don't
believe
you.
The
mysterious
Mr.
Oram
can
easily
get
his
hands
on
a
little
extra
money,
especially
when
his
lovely
daughter's
safety
.is
concerned
Now
listen.
Castle.
I
shan't
argue
this
matter
further.
I
hold
MUs
Castle's
check
for
one
hundred
thousand
and
I
"
"What?"
Dr.
Moffett
elucidated.
"Tomor-
telephone
"
calls
tonight,
wmgni,
but
out
ine
the:
row."
row,"
he
he
went
went
nn
on.
pants,
including
the
charming
Miss
Oastle.farill.be
gone.
"Irf
the
morning
you
will
go
t9
your
bank-ind
prqcuroSlOOJloo
In
cash
or
casllv
nwotlAhle
.
Rive
his
name.
He
Implored
me
Injcurlties.
About
11
o'clock
you
will
.i
very
exciiea
manner
to
a
seer-1
receive
a
message
from
me
direction
whether
my
daughter
was
in
Ing
you
where
to
go
to
redeem
her
room.
I
went
to
her
door
and
the
check
and
claim
your
daugh-knocked.
No
answer
.came.
I
op-iter.
Those
terms
are
final
and
ened
the
door
and
looked
In.
Her
unalterable.
There
Is
nothing
fur-bed
was
untouched.
I
went
back,ther
to
be
said."
to
the
telephone,
and
my
myster-i
The
other's
Jaw
.sagged
a
little.
i-u.T
iiiiuiiuh
wiu,
me
i
wouiaiiie
Deerea
lrreaiinteiv
intn
v
piobably
find
her
here."
,"The
Picaroon,"
said
Dr.
Moffett
Btitllly
under
hU
breath.
Then
to
green
sheen
where
only
a
vague
wur
indicated
the
speaker's
face.
"Yes,
one
thing
more."
he
pro-.
tested.
"Even
if
I
should
be
able
to
procure
the
money,
what
quar-antee
Ture
I
you
win
surrender
my
daughter
and;
the
papers?"
"Xene.
Yea
wm
Jut
bare
to
trwt
me.
"Trnstr-you?"
.
"Too
have
no'
other
choice.'
THE
DAILY
KEVTS
8.terut-
Sport
Chat
The
schedule
of
the
CUT
Base
out
in
mil
strengtn
Sun-
dav.
and
each
will
flabt
to
the
"I
can
tell
you
where
be
is."
the
but
dttrh
to
iret
into
the
fin.i
doetor
interrupted.
"He
Is
in
JaU.
charaptor&h
p
game.
Both
games
Thats
where
yoor
information
wlU
the
full
nine
hudnga.
and
eaa
tT0CL"
as
the
season
s
play
has
proved
The
visitor
appeared
not
to
un-
that
the
three
teams
are
Jus
I
it
a
4
Il
J
aurnT'
"
was
rJLnrr
abouf
evenly
matched.
Interest
in
his
uuokjub
Km
01
uiionnauon.
You
th
final
n
hruM
nnt
h
1
a
a
Murzeo
movement
01
a
band.
A
1
.
was
a
matter
of
life
or
death.
I
woe
muse
ensued,
and
thej
A
far
a
th
hui
nf
h.uh.11
was
worried
about
my
daughter.
.
gaunt
old
man
entered.
nlaved
u
roneernMi
th
la
the
drcsEMtanees
features.
His
fingers
fumbled
ner-
"Who?"
exclaimed
tbe
visitor.
I
couldnt,
-Bring
Miss
Castle
here.
Axel-
this
year
has
been
a
complete
ignore
wnat
ne
ana.-
eon,"
Dr.
Moffett
directed
The
Interruptor
I
nnooai-
mamntea
ix.
moi-
,
ine
oic
man
nodded-
and
with-
weather
experts
try
to
ten
The
visitor's
stick
clattered
to,1"-
1
aoni
w
me
nca-iarew.
ine
vmior
snowed
signs
of
about
having
bad
more
sunshine
the
floor.
A
look
of
stark
amaae-j1000
leftraed
now
to
rech
this
nervoBsness.
He
quickly
began
to
this
summer
than
ever
before,
merit
crossed
his
fine,
classical
'
P-"
.move
aboai.
said
weather
certainly
has
not
itep
sou,"
tbe
doctor
snapped,
been
favorable
to
good
baseball
eatehing
the
sabdaed
remark.
'
in
atber
stopped
and
leaned
This
has
kept
attendance
at
"It
doeant
matter.
WeU,
Castle,
',
hghtly
against
the
Uble.
Rest-
games
down
and
in
consequence
now
that
you
are
here,
what
do
!
le,lT'
wh
his
cane,
he
drew
lm-
the
receipts
have
suffered.
How-yon
Intend
to
do?"
,
aginary
figareson
the
floor.
Soon
ever
If
the
fans
turn
out
in
force
"My
daughter
is
here.'
lantj0
opened
again.
Adele
for
the
last
two
games,
the
league
she?"
walked
rn,
and
behind
her
was
executive
hope
to
keep
the
bal-
Axejsan.
sne
was
deathly
white
ance
sheet
clear
of
the
red
ink
and
she
leaned
against
the
door
'
Trama
afhtla
aha
-
-
mum;
iwixu
low
Ulr
txrtm
UiTOinatton.
new
Jin
a
.u
T
"ur
cneo,
ano
Tork.
bound
for
Germany.
Thei
wc
aino(
IWWS1T1.
man
who
mfcvht
hs
hwn
tM
la
a
moment
tbe
visitor's
arms
weteht
i9mninn
h-
mfoWed
her.
He
whispered
to
her
rest
and
think
tMr.
.,
srav-'a
gray-'
high,
a
blackguard
blackguard
who
who
asea
ases
a
a
voane:
j
eari
a
iiniver
ran
through
her.
a
deeftnin
which
robbed
him
of
v
j
m
1
rVai
conrmced?-
v-i-
ikpfl
e
w-
ee.A
asked
Dr.
Moffett.
simima
inr
Tbe
other,
with
one
arm
around
her
neck,
caressed
the
girl's
dark
r--
hair.
He
was
mambttng
endear-
f
mentt.
I
I
-rnats
enough,"
said
Dr.
Moffett
Impatiently.
"Take
her
away,'
Axelson."
The
old
man
came
forward,
bat
the
visitor
wound
his
arm
more
tightly
about
the
gtrL
"Not
yet."
,
be
said,
and
there
was
a
strange,
defiant
quality
in
hk
voice.
"This
is
the
end
of
your
game,
Moffett.
I
cttdnt
come
here
alone.
There
are
three
poheetaen
in
the
woods
outside
the
gate.
In
a
few
minutes."
he
glanced
at
his
watch
"tn
exactly
two
minutes
and
a
half
they
win
hammer
their
way
in."
A
dead
silence
feU.
It
was
bro
ken
at
length
by
the
sound
of.
footsteps.
A
gleam
of
steel
flicker-1
ed
In
the
green
light.
Dr.
Moffett'
was
coming
forward.
He
moved
in
slow,
creeping
manner,
like
beast
crawling
upon
its
prey.
Tbe
ugly
outlines
of
an.
automatic
emerged
out
of
the
green
mist.
The
doctor's
arms,
lags
and
torso
came
into
clear
relief,
but
stttt
the
face
was
only
a
green
blur.
"I
think
that's
a
lie,"
he
declared
evenly.
'
"Walt
and
see."
eame
the
response.
To
Be
Continued
.Monday
DRYDOCKWINS
SOFTBALL
GAME
Will
Play
off
In
Three
Games
With
Station
For
Season's
Honors
In
he
play-off
game
last
night
for
the
second
half
honors
la
the
C.
N.
Softball
schedule,
the
Dry
Dock
beat
the
Station
team
10
to
I
3,
to
win
the
second
half
of
thei
schedule.
There
will
be
a
series
of!
three
games
now
to
decide
the
winners
of
the
league,
between
these
two
teams.
The
Station
played
rir-ticht
bull
for
six
Innings
and
were
leading
"this
house
will
three
to
nothing
up
to
that
time
LrS,!!r:i
mind.
T
At
de,me
chanK!lbe
Prht
occu-
but.
after
thaf
they
seemed
to
I
blow
up
and
let
the
Dry
Dock
net
HO.
The
Dry
Dock
boys
played!
first
class
,balL.
throughout,
wltfc
j
the
exception
Ipf
Howe
making
a
couple
of
poor
throws
to
first.
The
teams
were
as
follows:
Dry
Dock
Oawthome,
Kelsey.
Howe.
Smith,
McKeown.
Hadden.j
Macfee,
Hedstrom.
Palmer.
I
StaUon
Mcintosh.
Astoria.
Stalker,
Horton.
Downey,
B.
Skat-teboi.
Styles,
lloltby,
A.
Skattebol..
Umpires
Jackson
and
Coma-dlna.
One
of
the
finals
will
bo
played
tonight
and
the
two
others
tomor-l
TOW.
Down-hearted
and
dejected
Max
Schmeiing
sailed
from
New
Scott
and
Jack
Sharkey,
and
a!
return.
According
to
Jacobs,
"Pad-
from
both
Van
glorious
chance
at
tbe
vacated
dy
Harmon,
oi
unegQ,
naa
oi-
a
determined
was
later
ousted
by
Max
to
hax.g
Paolino
Uscudun
in
June
black-haired
German
the
most
popular
figure
In
the
heavyweight
division.
He
was
only
a
jump
from
the
heavyweight
title.
Oolng
home,
he
i:
Just
another
foreign
fighter
and
one
who
going
to
have
a
harl
time
getting
breaks
he
received
in
his
first
Journey
here,
if
he
returns
Jacobs,
who
is
up
to
his
eyebrows
in
trouble
with
the
commission,
now
says
that
he
has
under
consideration
offers
from
several
promoters
for
Schmaling
to
Oght,
lr
with
Phil
the
United
States
on
the
German'?
i
tna
fered
s&anGO
IWJJW
ror
ior
himnnutne
scnreeimg
in
made
tn
rat..
title.
"I
am
tired
and
worn
oat
rrom
my
troubles
with
the
New
I
meet
either
Otto
Von
Porat
York
Boxing
CommJasten."
he!
"Tuff
y"
Griffiths
at
Chicago
said.
"I
am
in
no
shape
to
fight
J
November
or
December.
ball
iinnw
vW
wtod
un
vith
twolScatt
or
anyone
else
right
now.
Ii
The
meMm
tbe
first
to
be
maved
have
Just
completed
a
tour
of
36
rfl
L7
U7ETV
AT
dta
flgare
at
the
other
end
of
Jbe
tomorrow
and
thelast
game
of.
cities
i
which
1
boxed
.Uotai.,OclLtI
II
LdLiil.
ri
I
room
got
up
to
indicate
that
the
the
season
win
ne
on
September
104
rounds
and
got
most
of
my
Interview
was
ended.
'22.
Thfc
Sunday's
gm
wffl
be
rest
between
sleeper
Jumps.
I've
Tbe
visitor
bad
also
risen.
With
between
the
His
and
Ovros.
and
!
had
eooagh
now.
I'm
coming
back
'bead
hang
low
he
peered
at
the
the
winner
will
psay
the
"league-
in
October.
I
think,
to
straighten
gnMcsqttr
snape
m
me
omanre
leuifa
smut
of
Canada
for
the
out
my
iron
Die
wnn
we
coranus-
wnose
face
was
only
a
greenish
estv
ahamoionshiD
on
the
twenty
jblur
in
the
emerald
light.
Iseeena.
The
first
game
wm
be
of
sion."
-
".
.uvuch.
BtniMiBr
interest
Because
met
Himwiino-'
arnni
m
fniri'
a
'
There
was
a
traee
of
Anmrt
in
hi
1
.
.
,
.
.
.
We
nrklp
trmhv
MmnftHtlnn
m1
inirf
was
easily
'
from
this
main
event
there
will
also
be
ladies'
and
men's
oampeU-tions
and
a
number
of
attractive
trophies,
cups
and
other
prizes
awsdt
the
fortunate
romaetitnra
IN
LONDON
A
SHILLING
NO
COUPONS
ALL
QUALITY
or
western
Canadtf
t.
In
Pacific
coast
t.
.
cation,
howrv.
-Sforts
a
ill
be
rr..-
Knottier
city.
.
.
layer?
bave
1:
"
ur
.
JASPER
PARKci
:lt
i
anticipi;.-
Leading
Players
From
All
Orer;ready
regis.,
:.
Canada
to
Gather
at
Moun-
Lodge
.iiat
tain
Resort
ution
will
be
;.
r
-
fought
one
JASPBR,
Sept.
7.
Plans
are
now
Tlu-
Jaiper
p..
.
.
IT
.
ajn
"
a
ui,
contract
maae
oy
Aimur
tsuutw.,
.
.
.
.
,
w)il
,u
I
came
here
on
rather
insubsUn-
V7
,h.t
wv,
..ZZ
It!
..TJ,.
Turth
arffloal
put
week
at
Jasper
'
per
Nat;
tial
inforsutJnn
t
my
hw.
v
.
.
.
I
T
.
.
'
7"
iPanc
Lodge
Kou
course,
iue
pre-
ason.
as
re.
who
my
rnfonnant
was
famtry
aareastte.
"And
you
came
hare
confirmed
it
You
tell
me
ried
himself
with
an
air
of
spar-tout
here
hotfoot
on
no
stronger
daughter
wua
loriiuiac.
eemcn
n-
evidence
than
an
anonymous
tele
iMirman
nr
mwau
ipi
ma
n
wbtbbwi
.
event
of
this
week.,
which
amateur
champ.
Ptm
actott
ror
Promoter
Humbert
of
on
the
(
yearb,
wtnrt
goUepi
note
from
courv
Pugaiy.
caused
the
trouble
which
boa,
eMtern
and
western
Canada,
ceded
by
thav
resulted
in
the
commission
revk-ta
the
totem
pole
trophy,
which
ha
on
of
the
be
tog
the
license
of
Schmeiing
3Wl
beaome
the
aolf
classic
of
the
and
unexcelled
the
managerial
licenses
of
Joe
JaclWMt
-jvea
to
the
winner
a
tro-
tthig.
"'
and
WUuarn
McCartney,
two
ofpj,y
unue
among
golf
eompett-'
managers.
Bcnmei:ng
maae.uon
tbe
world
over.
Of
solid
sll-AT
Til
in
plenty
of
mistakes
but
he
is
not
ver
it
tnkmm
th
form
nf
titm
11
6
W
nlnnri
Hnv
my
kina.
With
anv
anrt
of
hna
fmm
I
.
ki
.
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.
.
.
.
I
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:""")
."Winn
poie,
wim
a
ease
01
waunn,
uanaea
1
Uhi
hnt
w.
...
.
.
.
nere.
out
it
be
may
th
wcihr
vian
th
ftmnMi.k..
1
1
r...i
.
:
onlv
9
hlnff
J
V
'
uu
iulh-ucu.
duiu
wulucu
oy
I
our
DeaTS
ano
SIMMS
OB
tfte
amy
a
MUXI.
be
s
vnrwi
rrnvd
of
flm
m
hiiul
.
.k.
..w
w..
-nu..
-
..
.
.
.
..
,
-nhi
"
"
w
iu
"'-"
j
ochuih
sjaes
oi
me
oase
recoru
uie
name
.
well
-
in
it
aaH-fv
,
.
VD-
1
w
aatury
you
Sundav
to
rheer.
their
fs.vnritM
tnl-.i;..i.
oi
m
.
.t
,
-
.
"w
.
,uir
urcu
ii
cuuiitriutK
a
hi
tunsF
w
nntr
mnn
LnsF
voar
nr
tract
to
an
American
eroun.
It
virtnrv
A
attA
irflvr
rniu
nf
Dr
"IWInt
of
PortUnd
r
turned
ont
that
soon
afterwards
the
totem
pole
trophy
is
held
per-the
American
group
bad
Rohmel-
manently
by
tbe
winner
of
each
ing
under
th"ir
win?
and
the
tournament.
!TmitAn
ra
ftt
ni.t
Riilnw
P
Minor
w
.
-i.
t
i
m
but
in
cntte
of
what
tt
nr
uyn
rfc
mhc
(u
wew
1
tottght
for
his
rights
and
every-,
this
year
Is
opened
this
after-
body
8chlir.R
Bulow,
Jacobs.
noon
by
Hon.
Dr.
Egbert,
ueut-and
the
others
lost
isoveraor
of
Alberta,
who
will
be
ac
companied
by
bis
daughter.
Miss
v
U.
VJU11
i
For
Amatfur
TiUt
PEBBLE
BEAC
H
Brushing
iai1-
8tates
amateur
Dr.
o
f.
Wi::i!iL'
and
Jimmy
.
lost
lot
of
friends
Mtn"
-sterd,.y
Schmeiing
a
,
Etnel
11m
Dr.
by
his
actions.
After
he
whipped
.
;atao
be
a
amtenoer
i
ta
the
totem
l!l?f,
o1
Willing
defe,,-
four
and
thre.
Francis
Oimet
The
Chinese
-p.
Is
easy
to
ii".
!
.
The
golf
weekVwill
close
on
Sep-
haj
murn
nh'
timber
14
broke
To
date
the
premier
honors
of
An
optima
wtaritag
the
totem
pole
trophy
cheertulry
lha.
,
have
gone
to
Vancouver,
it
being
ta.n
Gor
won
to
its
mittal
year
by
E
A
Jones,
and
subsequently
by
R.
T.
Spoiled
pe.
pi,
Baker
and
Alfred
Bull
Jadgtac
with
serf
-on-
from
the
number
of
entries
of
own
way
am.
prominent
golfers
already
received
They
suppor
:
says
Talkie
Star
Joseph
Sehihflcraut,
dramatic
star,
appcafing
in
"5fov
Boat",
the
creat
talking,
tinging
movie
play,
guards
his
ton
e
fry
moling
Bucldnghanu.
"Permit
me
to
express
my
preference
for
Buckingham
cigarettes.
There
is
something
about
a
Buckingham;
a
very
satisfying
blending
of
flavor?;
a
delicate
tobacco
fragrance,
v
hi
h
I
have
found
in
no
oilier
cigarette.
Too,
one
may
light
one
Buckingham
aft-x
another
without
any
effect
upon
the
voice.
Buckingham
for
me
every
time,"
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