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PAGE
FOUR
1
He
turned
quickly
Into
a
Cigar
itore.
entered
a
telephone
booth,
and
caned
make
the
Oastie
home.
Miss
Castle's
Tc4ce,on
Thrniino
'
Mystery
Story
In
30
chapters
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DON
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INSTALMENT
TWENTY-THREE;
telephoned
me
an
hour
ago.
He
had
a
very
astounding
report
to
usually
so
clear
and
bright,
was
hey
jnavc
j,een
recovered
TtW-
"Congratulations,"
He
spoke
in
.(
low
vote.,
out
f
resoeet
lor
tM
mureu.
neutrally
garbed
person
hovering
outside
the
booth.
"Any
newsf"
Her
answer
eame
after
a
little
nauee.
"yes
an
ultimatum
from
but
you
knfw.He
has
given
me
24
hours.
After
that
"
"I
can
gue
rt."
said
Dile.
His
face
chHKled
while
he
reflected
briefly.
"Did
you
er
hear
from
him
by
telephoned
"Yes,
this
morning."
Dale
reflected
Main.
At
the
other
end
of
ibe
wire
he
could
picture-
brave,
lovely
girl
beset
by
tribulations.
"He
will
probably
telephone
you
again
during
the
afternoon
do
so.
ask
him
to
sail
back
at
9
answer.
Plot
and
Counterplot
crazy
notions
in
it
lie
gave
me
a
vntrtie
Idea
of
what
occurred
in
this
house
last
night."
Ferryman
re.ga.rded
him
suspiciously.
"You
were
here,
weren't
you,
in
the
role
of,
the
Picaroon?"
Dale
laughed.
"That's
one
of
"Oh,
I
di'dn't
care
about
the
pearls.
They
are
!
of
order
and
neatness.
Things
were
scattered
about,
the
furniture
had
been
disarranged,
there
were
signs
of
some
one's
hurried
departure.
"Yes,
I
noticed
it
this
morning,"
said
Ferryman,
following
his
glance.
"I
called
Axelson's
attention
to
It,
and
he
acted
sullen
and
discourteous.
Then
I
discharged
him.
There
is
no
longer
any
doubt
in
my
mind
but
what
certain
persons
have
been
j
making
Improper
use
of
my
house,
possibly
with
Axelson's
connivance.
If
so,
I
h.ope
they
are
gone
for
good."
He
sighed,
"You
were
inquiring
about
a
certain
Dr.
Moffett
the
other
day.
Lately
I
have
been
thinking
that
perhaps
such
a
person
exists."
"You
iuu
have
nave
jeuriii'q
learned
something?"
i
.
,,
,
-a,
,
i
.
to";ba"headumanPPHole
asked
qu!ck!y
the
of
the
ed
on
stoop
adjoining
house.
"Wish
to
see
me?"
he
asked.
"Oh,
it's
you;
Mr.
Dale."
A
chill
crept
into
hi
voice.
"I
saw
some
one
from
the
window,
and
I
wondered,
l
ean
spare
you
a
few
minute."
He
came
down
the
steps,
cros-i
fed
over
to
202.
and
with
frigid
'.
politeness
motioned
Dale
to
enter.
They
'
walked
into
the
library.
Ferryman
was
holding
himself
a
little
more
erect
than
yesterday,
but
traces
of
shock
and
grief
remained
in
his
fine
face.
"Be
seated.
Mr.
Dale.
I
am
rather
surprised
to
see
you
after
what'
happened
here
last
night."
Dale
smiled
genially.
"I
saw
Captain
Summers
at
lupcheon.
Queer
sort.
Summers,
physically
and
mentally.
His-head
is
too
large,
and
tnere
are
too
many
Ferryman
hesitated.
For
just
a.
moment
he
seemed
Inclined
to
take
Dale
into
his
confidence,
ad
then
his
face
closed
up
again.
"No,
nothing
definite.
In
fact,
I
have
had
only
the
vaguest
sort
of
inkling.
Besides"
with
a
glance
over
the
confusion
in
the
room
"all
that
appears
to
be
happily
ended
now."
Dale
frowned
a
little.
Last
night'
excitement,
together
with
the
subsequent
discharge
of
Axelson,
had
evidently
prompted
Dr.
Moffett
to
make
new
ar
rangements
in
great
haste.
This
development
was
not
to
Dale's
liking.
His
task
had
not
seemed
so
difficult
as
long
as
he
knew
where
the
enemy
could
be
reached.
Now
he
would
haVe
to
trace
him
to
his
new
quarters.
Doctor
Moffett
had
added
tlusiveness
to
his
other
formid
able
qualities.
That
would
mean
a
new
problem
to
solve
and
con
sequent
delay.
In
the
midst
of
his
reflections
he
found
Ferryman
regarding
him
with
an
intent
puzzled
ex
pression.
"You
arc
a
bewildering
person,
Summer's
refreshingly
original
(
Mr.
Dale,"
he
now
murmured
Mens.
WeM,
when
a
man
has
a,
with
a
faint,
uncertain
smile.
"I
head
ns
big
as
his,
he
has
to
fill
should
distrust
you,
perhaps
hate
it
with
something."
as
a
murderer,
but
as
I
sit
'
v
ouiiii
iim.i,
J
you
I'M
M
a
aiaua-4x,va
Mut,
u
a
m
chow
.Ferryman's
eyes
were.,
ptl
11
full
lere.
looking,
at
you.JVsomeli
of
"disgust
"Captain
Summeri'cin'ffeel
that
'
wTrwwar
you.
Either
I
am
a
very
poor
judge
.
of
character,
or
else"
he
paused,
his
eyelids
drew
together,
a
frown
came
"I
don't
know,"
he
finished
lamely.
J
Dale
laughed.
"Afraid
to
trust
lyoUr
instincts
Mr.
Ferryman?
j.AYeU.,
that'
natural.
I'M
make
I
you
a
promise.
Inside
of
a
few
I
days
within
a
week
at
the
most
the
murderer
of
your
wife
will
be
brought
to
justice."
I
He
rose,
wondering
If
he
had
made
too
rash
a
promise.
Ferry-jman
rose
also
and
followed
his
leader
to
the
door.
There,
with
j
still
n
trace
of
reluctance
in
his
manner,
he
offered
his
hand.
Dale
shook
it.
He
could
see
that,
although
he
had
not
won
the
older
man's
confidence,
he
had
made
a
good
Impression.
Half
an
hour
later
he
was
again
In
a
telephone
booth.
.'THE
DAILY
NEW3
Saturday,
Ac-mt
"
.
.'
Sport,
Chat
Although
the
automobile
has
done
;
Iimu
in
K
rnmmfrrjflt
,
and
family
i
"
On
We
of
the
Dntted
States,
the
equine
U
again,
coming
lntq
Its
own
In.
the
society
centre
of
Newport,
through
the!
effort
f
Mrs.
.Muriel
Vanierblltj
Church,
"one
of
society'
most
popular
leader.
An
enthusiastic
sportswoman,
adept
.at
tennis
and
golf
as
veU
as
boating,
Mrs.
Church-
real
outdoor
love
Is
I)orww.
6
be
now
has
33
norset,
all
shew
animals.
In
her
beautiful
1S0.OOO
stables,
'erected
last
fall.
year
meets
"He
is
iroincr
to
telenhone
nirain
.k..
HARD
HITTING
OFN.
Y.YANKEES
12
to
2
Frpm.Jlefroit..nuL
'
O
If
1
i
t
e
!
I
:
Hesult
NEW
YOHK.
Auk
though
Chicago
outhit
Brooklyn
the
Hobins
donated
the
leafcue.
English
teams
either
in
by
Ruth's
thirty-second
homer,
'
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
(By
The
Train
ul
When
the
Hon,
F.
A.M.
A.
Agent
ueneral
leaders
a
breaking
un
irame
with
i
the
fact
that
.4
Pauline.
for
the
province,
presented
to
the
Caruulian
i'n-
jvilion
ut
Bisley
a
mounted
akin
In
the
name'
of
the
people
of
British
Columbia,
he
reminded
the
Canadian
team
of
the
Pacific
Coast
a
three
runlraly
in'
the
seventh!
had
always
been
well
represented
Inning,
winning
five
to
two.
1
in
the
team
and
he
expressed
the!
O'Doul
hit
his
twenty-fourth;
hope
that
the
B.C.
reprfesentn-,
rL.M
'"iti""
Mtu
s--v
Vt
In
lnlnitliuul
inomer
i
i
the
tne
Philadelphia-Cincin
rniiaaeipnia-uncini,llvcJ
wuuiu
uegrc
cii,m
meir:
inati
'
nail
XUIUC.
irame.
:fellws.
He
nas
been
justified
'of
i
competition
bos
been"
selected
from
the
j
The
Yankees
Md
an
old-fash-ithat
nope-
IIow
Lt-
Co1,
BIair
of
ccunty
industrial
teams.
The
team
tolion(li
Mtttn
r-il!v
rmmmorJnrr
Vancouver
carried
off
the
hings
directed
toy
the
Worcester
OountVi
County,-..
.
"
"
".
.
.
I
:
Prize
after
th
most
dramatic
i
if
1
1
mi
jiii
nvfr
ur
wie
i
mm
r
1
1
:(
a'
4
aiueu
ninnfi
i
-
'
-
Sportsmanship
p
Brotherhood
DnnueraugQ
and
iuq
each;
mni
"ro,-
piace
...
shoot-off
on
record
nas
now
'"Yes.
he
called
only
a
short
thi
country
or
abroad.
They
win
.tay
smacked
when
Uhte
was
on
first,
pas"ed
,nfo
history.
But
what
while
ago,"
Miss
Castle
told
him.
In
England
for
three
weeks
thU
year.
WmHni.
Iim,
Iuib
lM
A
frown
of
perplexity
gathered
'af
o"
.
his
forehead.
"The
pearls
'ni.n((it
n-u
a.nij
,p.
.
.,
,,,
,
roa
hi
ahonlrlr
throng
tr.o
UUI1
Ilghllng
Will
De
a
popular
Dale
mur-
elasa
mnel
in
the
door.
A
lnnkv
sport
in
New
York
some
day
pre-
tn
.
.k.Kt..,
...it
dicta
S-dnev
Franklin.
Brook-
t,5,i,u"
"
Dlll,l,jr
l
.
..1l
!.
V
Ll!
greatly
dawdling
at
the
nearbv
counter.
only
full
fighter.
Frnklin
e-valib'He
lowered
his
voice.
"Ill
call
who
was
once
a
commercial
artist'
L
l
L
i
i.
..
i
.
.
-
l
..
1
1
ei
l.
r
r
-
iiuir,
io
ue
nurc.
uui
oi
wnai
use
at
half-past
eight,
if
I
may.
That
u"a
1"
UP
uuu
k'-'k-
aiLct-
are
they
to
me
now?
My
poor
i
will
iriv
ns
Imlf
on
linur
nr
becoming
interested
In
it
duringi
iwife
will
never
wear
then
again.'
His
voice
broke,
but
in
a
moment
it
gathered
strength
again.
."There
Is
only
one
thing
I
live
!for
now,
and
that
is
to
see
that
the
murderer
is
properly
pun
ished."
tell
Dale
Inclined
his
head
"At
?
what
shall
I
tell
h!m"
that
the
Picaroon
murdered
her?"
wcVmeintlme-
""V
Th.
other
n
hesitated
His
"Twenty-four
hours."
Dale
thought
face
showed
a
conflict
between
as
h
stepped
out
of
the
booth.
"Dr.
stern
emotions
and
gentle
ones,
Moffett
la
getting
anxious.
;
between
grief
and
vindictiveness.
I
"I
am
not
convinced,"
he-
said.
"It
is
strange
that
the
Picaroon
From
the
telephone
booth
Dale
should
have
returned
the
pearls,
taxied
to
his
bank,
arriving
there
And
there
are
many
other
In-
just
before
closing
time.
In
ex-
congruities
that
complicate
the
welll"
notes
and
48
one-dollar
bills,
The
Axelson
acted
accomodating
bank
clerk
selected
twinkling,
as
fresh,
crisp
currency
and
snapped
face,
all
my
former
feelings
with
considerably
younger
than
Axel-son.
He
was
dark
and
lithe
and
slim,
with
sharp
features
and
a
cautious
expression.
"Is
Mr.
Ferryman
in!"
he
Inquired.
"You
will
find
him
In
the
next
house,
sir,
2C0."
Dale
studied
the
fellow
for
a
moment
He
reflected
that
Ferryman
was
not
particularly
fortun
ate
in
hs
selection
of
servants.
"You
are
new
here,
aren't
you?
What'
become
of
Axelson?"
"Axelson
is
no
longer
here,-
air.
He
left
this
morning."
The
servant
started
to
close
.the
door
in
Dalea,
faVe.
"I
doubt
if
Mr.
Fer-ijyman
will
see
you,
sir.
He
is
not
recelylnR
caller
today.
But
you
nitght
-
try-i
-oh,.,here
he
comes"
liberation."
a
visit
to
.Mexico
uty,
says
mati
"Oh,
do
come!"
said
Miss
h
fighting
carries
the
"great-l
kick
in
the
world
for
him."
Castle
eatrerlv.
"I'll
so
md
un-
t
less
I
can
talk
to
some
one"
ald.
"That's
why
I
fight
Dale
strolled
out
into
the
sun
hulls.
Enjoy
every
minute
of
It.
.h!np
Jio-nln
Fnr
n
ivMIa
Iia
I
Only
wish
I
COUld
fight
(UOm-
I
amused
himsplf
hv
mnVlnfr
HIvpm
Ing.
noon
and
nfght."
Franklin
sym-hhort.
turns,
doubling
back
on
his
ha
fought
three
times
in
Seville
If
be
Should
nathetlVnllv.
"That
n
nnrurat
t
u..
ji
i
nnH
nn
at
Rnn
Rphaatinn
nlulr
ihiim
Vnltiar
frtT
Vrtlir
riaflnliA
.
iUUie
uicasiuuiiiiv.
uiijuiiii;
iniu
"v-
-
sentiment,
Mr.
Ferryman.
But
subwav
entrances
and
nut
aimin
said
he
wag
hopeful
that
nie.
ou
uoni
reaiy
oeueve
and
after
an
hour
of
such
man
oeuvres
the
lanky
person
In
gray
f"r
the
bull
fighter
to
triumph
Is,
was
no
longer
In
sight.
He
usuauy
me
mpsi
severe
test-
oi
laughed
at
his
successful
dodge,
the
profession.
-Franklin
is
a
I
stopped
at
an
exclusive
shop
slim.
blond,
well-built
youth
with
window
to
inspect
a
display
of
a
boyish
grin
and
looks
more
likejl
neckwear,
and
in
a
moment
he
a
clerk
man
a
bull
lighter,
lie
grew
conscious
of
some
one's
furtive
and
deliberate
scrutiny.
Another,"
he
rnumbled.
"Well,
change
for
his
personal
check
he
matter,
ne.
raised
his
head
a
He-iurrred-jrway-and
received
two
one-thousand
dollar
little.
"I
dldrt
like
the
way
sauntered,
down.
the
street,
paus
iasi
mgnt.
in
a
ipg
snprtiy
peiore
I
looked
Into
his
window;
This
one
a
rubber
band
around
it,
forming
regard
to
him
changed.
All
at
a
compact
bundle
about
as
thick
once
I
was
filled
with
distrust
as
Dale's
middle
finger.
This
morning
I
discharged
him.
With
a
careless
air
Dale
drop-
I
don't
know
whether
or
not
I
petl
the
bundle
into
his
inside
was
justified."
coat
pocket
and
went
back
lb
his
Dale
looked
about
the
room
taxi.
His
next
stW
;was.62
Bank
which
had
been
the
scene
of
Miss
Street,
and
here
he-paid
and
dig-
Castle's
interview
with
Dr.
'Mof-missed
the
driver.
Without
expec-jfett
and
of
his
own
exciting
en-ting
a
too
cordial
reception
he
ran
counter
with
Captain
Summers
up
the
steps
and
rang
the
bell.
It
lout
"teht.
Somethings
seemed
to
wbs
a
new
face
that
answered
have
disturbed
Its
former
state
his
summons
the
face
of
a
man
leisurely
llej
he
would
succeed
in
Madrid
where
does
not
wear
the
little
pig
tail
that
bull
fighters
used
to
affect
but
instead
has
his
haid
cropped
"lowly
nd
neatly
parted.
He
has
been
'ftghting
bulls
about
five
years.
Unless
a
bull
gets
him,
he
another
shop
says
he
expects
to
continue
in
had
mirrors
the
profession
and
Introduce
jt
at
three
sides,
and
In
one
of
in
New
York.
them
he
saw
a
tall,
loose-jointed,
11
"
stylishly
garbed
person
who
FOOTBALL
POSTPONED
shortened
his
steps
as
Dale
.
stopped.
T,in
ia.t
niirht
caused
the
"Paul
Ainsworth,
alias
Doctor
postponement
of
the
league
foot-Moffett,'
he
mused.
He
fingered
baI1
fixture
between
Thistles
and
h,s
te.ia"d
f3ll&
wry,y
at
a
the
Empress
Social
Club.
This
reeolfecbon.
Then
he
swung
makeg
th
third
"Mobley'
Cup
r'!l
n
n,.y;
ame
ft
has
been
necessary
to
OhhellotAInworth!
he
ex-
p08tpOne
because
of
unfavorable
claimed.
"This
is
luck.
I
was
WMtVipr
just
longing
tot
the
sight
of
a
-
'
familiar
face.
Shall
we
stroll
SOFTBALL.
POSTPONED
along?"
,
,
,
"As
you
please,"
said
Ains
worth
with
a
shrug.
His
sneering,
insolent
manner
concealed
shadowing.
"Who
Is
the
lucky
tnniht
little
charmer?"
Last
night's
.
C.N.R.
Softball
League
fixture
between
the
Round
House
and
Sunerinten-
whatever
disappointment
he
may
dent8
office
had
to
be
postponed
have
felt
at
being
thus
openly
on
account
f
the
rain.
It
is
pos-accosted
by
the
person
he
was
.jki0
BBm
mnv
be
nlnved
The
what?"
.
"
,
You
were
looking
'at
a
dls-
worth'
surveillance,
but
the
play
of
sealskin
coats
In
that
little
episode
pleased
him.
window.
When
a
man
shows
an
Soon,
however,
hi
face
sob-
interest
in
such
things.
It
iren-
cred.
Ainsworth,
with
his
dual
erally
means
that
he
is
contem-
role,
was
a
greater
problem
than
plating
a
present
to
his
lady
he
had
ever
atucneu.
;omenow
love."
Miss
Castle
must
be
Informed,
"Not
norpsanrllv
TI
mav
or.lv
but
Dale'dld
.iwt
relish-.
the
part
.
.
,
.
,
Jl
be
wondering
how
such
a
coat
ot
iniormcr,
u
.oniy.
anere
!couiu
would
look
in
n
trrppn
HirM."
be
some
0rt
of
automatic
ad-
Ainsworth
rhtirkled
tinnWiu
Justment.
if
only
Kate,
WOUld
nntly.
straighten
out,
herr
owtf
stupid
"I
see
the
Jaw
looks
natural
tangles!
again."
After
half
an
hour
aimless
"Thanks
to
massage
and
cold
roving
he
dismissed
the
taxi
and
applications
."
said
Dale
good-
dined
at
a
hotel,
He
lingered
naturedlv.
dancing
at
Alns-
over
his
after-dinner
cigar
and
worth's
empty
left
sleeve,
"Shall
coffee,
then
took
a
walk.
A
pre?
we
turn
this
way?"
clsely
half-past
eight
o
clock
a
Thev
swuntr
Into
a
side
street
servant
ushered
him
Into
the
where
the
late
afternoon
traffic
Castle
drawing
room.
was
not
quite
so
thick.
Adele
was
there
waiting
for
"By
the
way.
Ainsworth.
where
him.
She
was
.
In
A
simple
gown
did
you
learn
the
art
of
shadow
ing?"
The
other
started
uncomfort-
that
yet
gave
an
Individual
charm
to'lier
dark
beauty.
She
looked
up
at
him
with
a
vague
nblv.
For
the
moment
his
suoer-
smile
and
gave
him
her
hand,
cllious
manner
was
gone.
His
"Are
we
alone?"
Dale
asked,
discomfiture
did
not
last
long,
glancing
about
the
stately
room
however.
"Yes.
father
1
Mill
at
the
of-
"Oh.
one
learns
all
sorts
of
flee.
I
have
left
Instructions
that
things
In
the
course
of
a
busy
I
am
not
at'
home
to
any
one.
but
life."
am
to
be
called
If
I
should
be
"Yes,
but
it'
rarely
one
learns
wanted
on
the
telephone.
Oh,
by,
them
thoroughly.
Let
me
give
you
the
way.
dfd
you
see
that
horrid
a
tip,
Ainsworth.
When
you
are
editorial
in
the
Sentinel?"
shadowing
a
man
and
he
leads
"No.
What's
the
yellow
rag
you
Into
a
quiet
side
street
where
howling
about;
now?"
there
Is
little
traffic
and
only
"About
the
mysterious
Mr.
an
occasional
taxlcab,
then
look
Graves.
It
says
he
must
be
ex-out.
Your
quarry
is
going
to
give
posed
and
punished
In
justice
to
you
the
merry
haha."
the
thousands
of
noor
people
he
A
lone
taxlcab
came
cruising
has
swlrfdled
out
of
their
pitiful
along
the
curb,
and
Dale
haled
savings."
Her
face
flushed.
"It
it.
With
a
wave
to
Ainsworth
he
says
the
failure
of
the
police
to
jumped
inside.
The
cab
glided
annrehend
him
amounts
to
a
awnv.
turnpri
th
corner,
and
was
nntiiif
Htrrare
It
Isn't
fair
I
It's
soon
lost
among
thousands
of
Its
cruel!
Poor
father!
Ife
Is
work-J
kind.
Dale
leaned
back
comforf-
Injr
day
and
night
so
he
can
i
able
and
litrhted
&
cigar.
Ha,
lad
miik
restitution."
I
TiTd
-KSmm
l6ttrTtiit?
AfiSwtIW'Cllii-
Monday
with
Comha
also
nn
li.-io
Th
pernaps
is
not;o
wen
Known
or
win
of
the.
Yankees
did
not
help
recognized
la
the
wonderful
feat
In
the
pennant
race
since
Phila
delphia,
league
leaders,
also
won.
The
White
Sox
ended
a
losing
streak
by
trouncing
Washington
in
a
free
hitting
contest.
Scores
for
the
day
follow:
National
League
Chicago
2,
Brooklyn
5.
Pittsburgh
9.
Boston
3.
Cincinnati
7,
Philadelphia
3.
American
League
New
York
12,
Detroit
2.
Philadelphia
6,
Cleveland
5.
Boston
3,
St.
Louis
2.
Washington
6,
Chicago
8.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
Aberdeen
2,
Motherwell
2.
Airdrieonians
5,
K
it
he
performed
In
winning
the
Grand
Aggregate
on
the
sam
day.
The
two
event,
the
King's
Prize
and
the
Grand
Aggregate,
tnke
nrecednncc
of
all
otbfs
in
the
great
rifle
carnival
of
the
British
Empire,
and
from
a
shooting-
point
of
view,
the
Grand
Aggregate
comes
first.
Never
before
have
the
two
beep
won
by
one
man.
ENGLAND
OPENS
CRICKET
MATCH
Scores
IC6
For
Four
Wickets
Against
South
Africa
Today
in
Fifth
Test
LONDON.
Aug.
17:
When
the
I'M
WW
j
i
x.
-
.tmwwmy.fFX
r-
in7
mm
GERMANY'S
TEN
Ms
STAR
For
the
f
i
St
Johnstone
'Ecglish
first
inning
score
in
the
year
since
tin-
VV
(fifth
cricket
tost
match
with'
many
made
h.
;
Avr
Tlnitpd
2.
Partlck
Thlitl
4.
'South
Africa
stood
at
106
for
i
the
Davis
Cup
lawn
Clyde
1,
St
Mlrren
2.
I
four
wickets
today,
rain
stopped
j
Dr.
Prenn.
top.
.-!..
DuniW
0
Falkirk
0
nlav.
The
match
continues
on
hauer,
below,
rai
'
Hamilton
Acads
5,
Dundee
Unl-
Mqnday.
ted
2.
j
Jack
Hobbs,
the
veteran
Eng-
Hearts
1,
Kilmarnock
1.
Illsh
opening
batsman
ectired
Morton
1,
Celtic
2.
I
only
ten
runs.
Queen'
Park
1.
Cowdenbeath
2
So
far
South
Africa
WIS
Uangers
3,
Hibernians
0.
won
a
game
the
semi-finals
tional
matthis
I.
irninated
by
ih.
j
Tennis
expert-
!'
not
"f
aces
shoulil
.
next
year.
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mult
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of
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and
scrapped
through
using
impure
gasoline.
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Halitosis
(vile
smell
ing
exhaust
fumes)
gave
fair
warning,
but
was
ne
PRODUCERS
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