The Gold Hill News, Gold Hill. Oregon
MURDER M A S Q U E R A D E
Thursday, April 22, 1937
he, T don’t know how I ’ m going to
prevent it. A ll I know is that I am
going to prevent i t —i f I have to k ill
you, Ace B la ikie 1* D octor B la ikie
was ra m b lin g , but d e liberately says, says he, ’ You haven’t the guts
by L. L STEVENSON
to k ill anything. W alter, and you
ra m b lin g . I saw that he was try
know i t ! ' ”
Copyright Ir a Hayon Irò»
mg to put Bessie a t her ease
—how im p o rta n t little things are , M y m j,nd «n*PP«<l back to Wal- 1 M ario Chamlee. A m erican tenor
W NU Serri».
sometim es in m a tte rs o f this kind te r s well-known tenderness so fa r of the M etropolitan Opera company
w n / i h T ’ n in
CT CCrncd
He » h° 1/ * C* nUy created the title role
and how u n im p o rta n t big things
W EDNESDAY
\ our story as a whole m ay not mean was the only boy in his group who m the new opera. “ Caponsacchi "
is fond of te llin g of an incident
anything. And yet there m a v be would not hunt.
M y sleep Tuesday nig h t was so one tin y fa c t th a t w ill point to oth • v “ l - . rre a d w a y sa'd. »»id he. which occurred when hi« fourteen
soft and sweet—i t was the rock ers and they w ill point to s till oth Y o u d be surprised w hat I could >*ar-old son. Archer, was only six
garden I am sure w hich produced ers, and before we know i t —bingo
.
«a',e b e r ,ro n i you- And ( M r and Mrs. Chamlee went to Ita ly
this result—th a t when Sarah Darbe —the whole m yste ry is solved. So I U do it i f it s necessary!’ Then ,o rtl1 professional engagements and
brought m y tra y into m y room, I Bessie, as I said, te ll y o u r story they .went, past me down the road 1 £ook the boy w ith him . On Easter
was conscious firs t o f self-reproach. m your own way, but don’t leave and I couldn't hear a single word Sunday, they went to the cathedral
I thought at once of Bessie. “ Oh out anything. D o n 't leave out things more, but those words seemed to in the town in w hich they were p la y
burn into me Yes, they burned in. ing und in tiie crush of worshipers
Sarah,” I exclaim ed, " I feel m ore th a t you th in k are u n im p o rta n t."
I'v e never been able to forget them
like m yse lf today than 1 have since
became separated fro m th e ir son.
By the tim e P a tric k had finished
Saturday. How did Bessie sleep’ ” this address. Bessie was, I could When D octor B la ik ie was found Mr. Chamlee assured his w ife they
"N o t at a ll w ell. Mrs. A v e ry ,” see, a little reassured. She was m urdered, o f course I thought of would find him easily at the con
them at once. I d id n 't w ant to clusion of the service and settled
Sarah declared
"W h a te ve r it was ready to talk.
te ll anybody. I was a fra id it would back to enjoy the ch o ir's singing
th a t Doctor G eary gave her, it
Yes, M r. O’B rie n ." she agreed get M r. Treadw ay in to trouble. B ut
wasn’t strong enough. She sort of
. , , , „
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" beautiful cantata. At the end.
a fa in t voice. “ You see, M r.
had to teU. I couldn t go through I Ulere was « reverent hush, broken
dozed o ff the firs t p a rt o f the night,
O B rien, w hat I have to tel) you w hat I was going through any long- suddenly by loud applause fro m an- !
but she waked up before m id n ig h t
and Mrs. A ve ry happened a long
and I think she w alked the floor
e rD , . , , .
0,he5 . Pa r‘ ot the church and a
tim e ago—oh in the spring. I t was
the whole rest o f the night.
P a tric k s firs t com m ent was an > °u th fu l—and fa m ilia r voice
It
D ecoration day. I d idn’t say any oblique one. “ Now you feel bet- | was A rcher, wise to the wuys of the
Inside
something
seemed
to
th in g about it because, happen te r, Bessie,” he said, “ do n 't yo u ’ ”
break off fro m m y psychology and
stage since his parents’ home has
" I sure do. M r. O B rie n ." Bessie always been the meeting place of
disappear in the depths o f m y ing so fa r back, it d id n 't seem to
me
that
it
had
anything
to
do
w
ith
agreed; and indeed her whole tense m usical and th e a trica l celebrities,
mind. As though th a t m ind-slide
revealed a w ritin g on a w a ll, con —w hat happened to D octor B laikie. figure had begun to re la x ; the tig h t- crapping his hands and shouting,
B ut I got to th in kin g about it nights ness was flowing out o f her look. “ B ra v°. bravo! B euutiful perform.’
viction took hold o f me, held me
close.
"Som ething w ill be done, and it w orried me and w o rrie d me P a tric k asked Bessie m any ques- mice! Give us an . u r n r - i "
Sarah. C all up D octor Geary at and w orried me. I c o u ld n 't sleep. tions, but he approached them by
D octor Geary gave me some m edi circu ito u s routes. He th re w in com - |
once and te ll h im th a t Bessie slept
intended to avoid dog stories fo r
no b etter last nig h t than the night cine, but it d idn’t help any. I ’ve ments by the w ay. He even told awhile, but there was th a t man who
got
to
te
ll
somebody!
I
’
ve
got
to!
stories. By the tim e he had fin
before. T ell h im to come again.”
I ve got t o ! ” her voice ended on a ished, one o f Bessie's dim ples had came into the A m erican Society for
A fte r Hopestill had departed fo r
the Prevention of C ruelty to Ani
w a il, but i t had grow n s h rille r.
a ctu a lly reappeared. B u t he man- mals w ith his ten-year-old son and a
tennis w ith Caro and a fte r S ylvia
l¿36
Sarah
reached
out
and
took
her
and Nancy Burton had w ithdraw n
aKeu to m ake Bessie te ll her sto ry p u re b re d Boston bull. The boy
hand;
she
held
it
the
rest
of
th
is
three tim es and he had not m an- walked w ith d iffic u lty as he was
to th e ir fa vo rite playground,
I
found m yse lf s ittin g id ly in a ch a ir, session.
<O ,sbake ber in any d e ta il. forced to wear heavy shoes and
[7
«ca
P a tric k spoke at once, "T h e re ! Ih a t b rie f conversation between braces—a v ic tim of in fa n tile p a ra l
w aiting. I t was no use to s ta rt
There!
T
h
e
re
!”
He
soothed
Bes
Ace
and
W a lte r
had
indeed ysis. F or two years, the boy, fra il
w orking in m y old garden. I t was
’burned” into her.
but b rig h t and cheerful, had been
no use to s ta rt w o rkin g in m y new sie e xactly as though she were a
F c i . Y O , U . 'D take a . few s te p s.! w earing a casual young two-piece
garden. F o r I knew th a t the instant teething baby. “ T h a t’s a ll rig h t.
“ W ell, now I guess you can go forced to rem ain in bed. The fa th
.
S ' ’ . ^ lleve 1 d bc '"s p 're d s h irt dress. The plaid pique is
I got started, P a tric k O’B rien
to answer that question, D id you ju s t the thing fo r you too In
, , to The kitch e n ,” P a tric k con- er s savings had been com pletely
eluded. “ I f you th in k of anything exhausted by the long course of
would a rrive . I did not m ind his
ever see a dream w a lkin g ? ’ You fa ct. Mom. yo u 're ju st about
flirfh
__ * te »» ll . . it . to me. O
_ ther
. ” treatm
'rP.-lf man»«
_-J I buying the shoes
coming day a fte r day lik e this. I
fu rth n e e r, please
ents and
are nothing less than devastating tops fro m any angle ”
welcomed it. And so, aU I said
—tr u ly a menace! ”
“
wise, p u t it out o f y o u r m ind. I and braces. He d idn’t regret his ex
"Y o u meow so sweetly. Connie.
„ „
Pa<
when P a tric k came into the room,
th in k yo u ’ll sleep aU rig h t to n ig h t.” penditures. His boy was up and
was, “ Good m orning, com rade,
I m a b it suspicious th a t this little , « 1 . crn
» fu r sues 12 to
“ And
now.
M a ry ,”
P a tric k around again and had a chance fo r
I ’ve been w aiting fo r you.”
peplum fro ck of m ine has got
° 10 40 b u 8 ,). S u *
re-
turned to me, “ I ’ ve got to get W al recovery. But the boy’s dog had
become ill and it was necessary that
you ca tty. Y our eyes re a lly a re n 't ; qu' r<‘'i 4S ya rd s of 3!Mnch m a
F o r the firs t
tim e,
P a tric k
te r and M o lly over here.”
green by rig h ts, you know ”
I tc r ia ’ Plus >1 ya rd s of ribbon o r
it be cured—yes. s ir it was nec
showed signs o f inw ard stress. His
Connie Sews H er Own
¡ bJ"S b,nd,n« P a“ * r " 1231 is a va il-
face was as fresh as ever, but his
P a tric k and I sat in com plete si essary that the dog get well.
• * •
eyes looked a little hollow.
lence the few m inutes th a t, a fte r
“ Is there anything new today?”
P a tric k ’s telephone ca ll, i t took
A ll through the boy’s long illness,
I asked.
of 39-inch m a te ria l.
W alter and M o lly to get to m y the dog had been his constant com-
yours docs on you. Why p ra c tic a l
P a tte rn 123d comes in sizes 14
" I ’m giving m y whole thought
house. B rie f as the distance was, panion. The two were s till insepar
ly a ll of the g irls nt the Laf-a-Lot
now to finding out who i t was, i f
they came in th e ir car. A u to m a t able. There was m ore than that,
lust nig h t wanted to know where to 20 (32 to 42 bust). Size 16 re
any one, hiding in the bushes when
ic a lly I wondered, as I had so often however. As a m a tte r of fact, the
I found such a lovely frock. Not quires 4 Vi ya rd s of 39-inch m a
te ria l.
M a rg a re t F a irw e a th er le ft the
wondered before, i f the younger dog acted as a sort of nurse fo r the
one of them guessed that I made
Spinney. I f I can la y m y hands on
New P a tte rn Book.
generation would u ltim a te ly lose the boy. helped him put on and take
it m yself. And did I feel elegant
th a t guy, I th in k I ’ve got the thing
use o f its legs. B ut th a t wonder off those heavy shoes and braces.
when 1 played Mendelssohn's
Send fo r the B a rb a ra B ell
sewed up. You see i t ’s getting p re t
m e re ly fille d the surface of m y Possibly the young woman at the j Spring Song on D iane’s new baby S pring
und
S um m er
P a tte rn
ty close to m id n ig h t now. I ’ve been
m ind. Underneath I was th in kin g desk looked a bit incredulous. A t
g ra n d ! The g irls said I fit into Book. Make yo u rse lf a ttra c tiv e ,
over M a ttie Stow's lis t backwards,
the picture pe rfe ctly. I thought p ra c tic a l and becom ing clothes,
so m any things th a t v irtu a lly I the word of command, he began
forw ards, sidewards and every
thought o f no one th in g .
M y unlacing the boy's shoes. A t the
if only D w ig h t could see me now .” selecting designs fro m the B a r
w hich way. I'v e been over the list
thoughts cut and slashed and jagged end of ,the demonstration, the dog
“ I s till say m y tw o-piecer w ith bara Bell w ell-planned easy-lo-
«i e ■
.
. way
**
Was
n nntiAr«*
>«<4 —
o f people who liv e on the Head
was entered
entered ne
as a
patient »
and,
as —
each other in th
ir m aniacal
Its piped peplum , cute little b u t m n kc patterns. In te re stin g and
s im ila rly . I ’ve talked w ith every
j
this
is
being
w
ritte
n
,
is
convaleso
of the la st few days. O ver them
tons and stream -lines is the No 1 exclusive fashions fo r little c h il
m em ber o f the force u n til they've
a ll too, lik e the poison gas over a ing rapidly.
spring o u tfit in this w om an’s dren and the d iffic u lt ju n io r uge
begged me to la y off them. They
• • •
to w n .”
modern battlefield, hung a cloud of
slenderizing, w ell-cut patterns fo r
saw Tony's car come over the
sick foreboding. The effect o f m y
Possibly I m ay be p e rm itted an
M other Happens Along.
the m a tu re
fig u re ;
ufternoon
Head and saw it go back. They
An e lderly
“ G irls, g irls, if yo u r ta lk were dresses fo r the m ost p a rtic u la r
sweet n ig h t’s sleep seemed to dis other dog paragraph
saw W alter Treadw ay and M o lly
only h a lf as p re tty as your frocks young women and m atrons und
appear. Again I fe lt m y s e lf tre m man, w ell dressed, w ith a shock of
leave in her car. They did not see
w hite h a ir and tw in klin g blue eyes,
bling on a huge abyss.
you'd be better off. Sometimes I other patterns fo r special occa
them come back. And there you
wonder i t you w ouldn't be m ore sions are a ll to bc found in the
What P a tric k thought, I don’t came into the hospital. He was a
are. Nobody has m entioned see
a p p ro p ria te ly title d The Cheek B a rb u ra B ell P a tte rn Book. .Send
know. He sat w ith his head back, dog lo ve r—had been registering
ing M a rg a re t—except Tony.
But
Twins, ra th e r than The Chic 15 cents (in coins) today fo r your
gazing at the c e ilin g o f the room, E nglish setters for the last 30 years.
They Saw T ony’s C ar Come Over
th a t was easy enough. The force
T w in s ."
copy.
his
face blanked w ith his g rim m e st B ut he had experienced reverses.
the Head and Saw I t Go Back.
d idn’t extend down to her house
He was ill and needed an opera-
“ Okay. M other, you win. L e t's
expression.
Send your order to The Sewing
and she, a ll in black and the moon
change the subject by changing C ircle P a tte rn D ept., 149 New
I t s a ll gone now. Y o u 're going to
P resently M o lly 's roadster curved tion and could accept no ch a rity. In
behind a cloud, could easily enough
the
case
of
his
dog.
it
was
d
iffe
r-
)
clothes.
W
e'll
put
on
our
cullottes
slip along the road into the path te ll us w hat s on yo u r m ind and to up to the door. "T h e re they a r e !” ent. His setter was ill and needed f
M ontgom ery Ave , San Francisco,
and jo in you in a round o f golf,
w hich led in to your Spinney. I'm n ig h t you’ll sleep lik e a top. Doc P a tric k exclaim ed. Sarah ushered an operation. It would have to be |
C
a lif. P atterns 13 cents (in coins)
how s that? Gee, M other, you nev
to r Joe w on't have to give you the Treadw ays in.
going around in circles, M a ry
each.
free, of course
And he had come
e
r
look
sweeter
than
when
yo
u
’re
anything
to
n
ig
h
t.”
I t seemed to me th a t day that
Nothing I th in k of makes sense.”
e Bell Syndicate -. W N ll Service
As though th is in sp irite d her, every tim e I saw a lo lly Eames— to the hospital to make an inspec
“ N o,” I agreed, "n o th in g has
Bessie started her n a rra tive , fa ir M o lly Treadw ay I m ean—she was tion to see if the equipm ent was
seemed to m ake sense so fa r and ly composed too. "O n Decoration
w hat it should be and to be as-
>et every day something occurs day I went w ith Big H a ttie in her m ore b e autiful than the last tim e sured th a t his pet would receive
I
saw
her.
Something
splendid
th a t makes the whole situation a
every care and attention.
ca r to the cem etery in M a rsh
had flowed into her psychology. Of
little cle a re r.”
bank. She had some flowers to put course I know now th a t it was the
.. *7 ,es 1 th in k o f 1,131 3
And
o r her m o th e r’s grave. About four
C urrent "d a sh e rs" in the th e a tri
c e rta in ty th a t she and W alter be
it helps to th in k o f it . ”
, owous 11-dsy, 2000 m il. vacation cruise«
A t this precise m om ent, Sarah we stopped a t the C u tte r house. longed to each other fo re ve r. A l cal w orld are Helen Hayes and A r-
, _ .... .
through A n A ille of Lie», the land locked
line
F
rancis
Miss
Hayes
has
to
ig H attie wanted to see Jennie m ost as d e fin ite ly but not quite
entered the room. There was
* " f' « II» « Ketchikan, Peter»-
strange look on her face. F o r the Snow fo r a m om ent—th a t’s Mrs. so obviously. W alter too had be dash fro m the N ational Broadcast
burg, W ra n g e ll, Juneau and S itka. M o d ern ,
ing
com
pany’s
studios
in
Radio
C
ity
u
S
m
a'
d
-
When
she
got
there
firs t tim e in m y life I saw Sarah
come another person.
Happiness
yacht like o u u e sfups with «very comfort and
she found that her cousin was call' seemed to have cleared a ll kinds across town to the B roadhurst thea
D arbe frightened.
ter,
on
West
F
o
rty-fo
u
rth
street
w
ith
commîmes.
Sailing» from Seattle 10 a m. every
ing
on
Jennie.
She
stopped
to
of m ists fro m his m ind. He walked
“ M rs. A v e ry ,” Sarah said, "B es
_
Friday, M a y to Septem ber inclusive. W r ite
sie has ju s t asked me to ask you ta lk w ith her. I c o u id r’t stay, be w ith a d iffe re n t step. He m et “ V icto ria Regina” sta rtin g three
• \ today for illustrated, fu lly descriptive folder»
i f she could come in and ta lk w ith cause Sarah and I were going to one’s eye w ith a d iffe re n t look. m inutes a fte r her a ir show ends
the e a rly movies, so I started to A u th o rity —th a t was it. A u th o rity M iss F rancis, who is in the same
It'» a vacation you’ll never r e g re t-o r forget'
you and M r. O’B rie n .”
I looked fo r w hat seemed a long w alk home. Instead o f going by as definite as a golden aura exuded a ir show, has to dash to the E thel
B a rrym o re theater on West F o rty-
the road I cut across lots because fro m him .
in te rv a l s tra ig h t into Sarah’s eyes
seventh street to be in tim e fo r
Well, as I came
By this tim e , Sarah had got h e r' “ 83V3d tim e.
“ S it down, ch ild re n ,” I said. "T h e Women.” The dashes occur
se lf under control. N ever has th a t through M r. D a y’s woods towards “ P a tric k wants to ta lk w ith you.’ ’
every Monday night.
« affectionate gaze m et m ine w ith Locust Lane I heard voices—loud
I m yself did not s it down. “ I
voices. I listened and I recognized
so ne u tra l an expression.
th in k perhaps I ’d better leave you
“ T e ll her to come i n i” P a tric k the voices rig h t off. They were alone.”
j On the other hand, Peter Van-
Doctor
B
la
ikie
and
W
alter
Tread
Be C areful—F irs t Rule
Steeden and his orchestra have tim e
and I said together.
To Our Sorrow
In
v
o
lu
n
ta
rily
,
P
a
tric
k
made
a
re
No one has the rig h t of w ay
In a m om ent the tw o g irls ap way. Well, I did n ’t know w hat to s tra in in g gesture. He sta rte d to to spare. There is a lapse of two
R eciprocation is often nothing
when
a
life
is
at
stake.
d0-
1
dldn
t
w
ant
to
listen
to
w
hite
hours between the two Fred A
A llen
llen
peared in the doorway. I had been
other than re ta lia tio n .
speak and then a o o K a r p n o tlv £ thnncrb»
±
I ;lou‘ 8 oeiween m e two h re d «Pends
shocked by Bessie’s appearance the folks fighting and I d id n ’t w ant to b S te r o f i t eM
ooked
in
q
u
irin
g
ly
the
,r,terva
l
playing
contract,
w
ith
step
out
onto
the
road
so’s
th
e
y’d
day before, but I was doubly
a t the Treadways.
VanSteeden usually w ell in the lead
shocked now. H er face had gone know I was there and I did n ’t w ant
Oh no, A u n t M a ry ,” M o lly re when i t ’s tim e to go back to w ork
to go back. So I stopped jess where
dead.
I^w a s and waited fo r them to go m onstrated. “ Oh n o !” There was
e B e ll S y n d ic a te — W N U S e rv ic e .
“ S it down, Bessie,” I said.
unfeigned emphasis in th a t second
Sarah D arbe started to leave the
l n
< r»
“ They were w alking then,” P at no. And W a lte r reinforced her w ith , c
room. “ Don’t go, S a ra h !” Bessie
“ Please stand by, A unt M a ry ! We ‘ renc" Convict Port
screamed and then im m e d ia te ly re ric k put in. "H a d they stopped?”
Slowly Being E clip.ed
ve rtin g to her no rm a l soft-voiced
T H IS
waUdng and ta lkin g at n3ed you ”
“ Of course I ’l l stay then.” I sat
Saint M artin-de-re, F rance— This
accents, “ Can Sarah stay w ith me
nrst, Bessie answered. “ Then they
M rs. A very? I t w ill m ake i t so stopped where they was. B ut thev down m a kin g m yse lf and th a t huge little village located in the A tla n tic
kept rig h t on ta lkin g . T h e ir voices u p ro a r in m y psychology as quiet off the c ity of La Rochelle has suf-
m uch easier fo r m e.”
fered from adversity as well as its
“ O f course Sarah can sta y ,” I was p re tty loud. I couldn’t help as possible.
P a tric k began, "W a lte r, when | reputation as the prison town from
agreed.
“ Sarah, you s it on ’ the hearing every word they said.”
“ One mom ent Bessie,” P a tric k was the la st tim e you cam e to w hich fo rm e r crim in a ls were sent
couch beside Bessie. I don’ t have
to w a rn you, I am sure, th a t you in te rru p te d again, “ you say it was S atuit, previous to y o u r com ing this to F ra n ce ’s D e v il’s Island. S tatis
tics ju st published reveal that the
m ust not speak unless M r. O ’B rie n D octor B la ikie and W alter Treaa- time?”
way. A re you sure?”
addresses yo u .”
W alter answered w ith o u t hesita- v'lla g e population has dim inished
“ Oh I understand p e rfe c tly ,” Sar
“ I saw th e m ,” Bessie said w ith tion, “ Not quite three m onths ago ,ro m 3.000 to 1,300 in the course of
ah D arbe assured me.
T h P v ^ J T hey passed r ’ ght by me. I should say. Oh, I can te ll you the ,ast century. Present day sta-
for only 2 5 c w ith your purchase
tis tic s show an ala rm in g condition,
They d id n t see me.
They was exactly. I t was M e m o ria l d a y.”
“ You have som ething to te ll me
o f one can o f B. T. B a b b itt’»
“ How long did you stay th a t w ilb deaths ta r surpassing births,
Bessie,” P a tric k said in his k in d ’ looking at each other. But I saw
tim e ? ”
and m a rria g e s fa llin g off.
est tone. He smiled.
N ever is them plain as could be.”
N
ationally Known B ran dt o f Lye
“
Just
a
d
a
y
!”
I
_______________
P a tric k so C e ltic as when he e t l 7 ° U fe SUre?” P a tric k said <iu‘-
“ D id you spend the n ig h t? ”
sm iles. I have never known a m an
“ No.
I cam e in m y c a r by
to be so beg u ilin g ly winsome. I
This is the Carving Set you need
“ I ’m sure,” Bessie replied.
address and 25c to B. T. Babbitt
Eggs, 100 Years O ld,
for steaks and game. Deerhom de • i?,c
nig h t and I returned to New Y ork
could see Bessie re la x a little .
, v >eCt; - 7 ,i ’ 386 41,1 Av< •
P a tr>ck ordered.
sign
handle
fits
the
hand
perfectly.
by
n
ig
h
t.”
“ Yes, M r. O’B rie n ,” she fa lte re d
New York City. Your Carving Set
oK W
thi? k they was ta lk in g
Found
Inside
a
Tree
Knife
blade
and
fork
tines
made
of
“ Did your people know you were
“ W ell, now ,” P a tric k said in a about Miss M o lly ,” Bessie went
fine stainless steel. Now offered for w' l rrach you promptly, postage
K la m a th Falls, Ore —Loggers
wheedling tone, “ te ll me youi s to ry on. They d id n ’t mention Miss M ol here?”
d lOday Wh‘le the " T O
only
25c to induce you to try the
who sawed the top from a large
“ N o.”
in yo u r own way. Take a ll the ly s name but i t couldn’t have been
brands of lye shown at rig h t
tre e discovered a b ird ’s n e s t
“ You d idn’t see them at a ll? ”
tim e you w ant. Don’t be fr ig h t anybody else—fro m w hat they said
Use them for sterilizing milking
w hich had been sealed com plete
ened. I feel quite certain nothing's As I stopped, M r. Treadw ay was
”1 saw them , but they d id n ’t see
machines and dairy equipment.
ÎABBITfl
m
e
.”
ly
as
the
tree
grew.
In
the
nest
going to happen to you, Bessie
I speaking. He said, ’ You’ll never
Contents of one can dissolved in 17
were seven sm all eggs. The lu m
“ Where?”
see you th in k you can te ll me m a rry her. B y God, you’U never
gallons of water makes an effective,
berjacks estim ated that the eggs
“ I came up to the house a t n ig h t
something th a t w ill help me in th is m a rry h e r l’ D octor B la ikie says
inexpensive sterilizing solution.
had been laid about 100 years
Huy today a can of any of the lye
m a tte r. I hope you can assist me, says he, ’And how are you going to and peeked in the windows. I w ant
brands shown at right. Then send
ago, ju dging by the rings in the
fo r Bessie, I need help. I t is prevent it? You know w hat I can ed to see i f m other looked a ll
wood.
the can band, with your name and
strange—” he went on.
P a tric k d a ’ A nd M r. Treadw ay says, says rig h t.”
By
INEZ HAYNES IRWIN
Lights of N e w York
Murmurings of Spring
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