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Tea with Traubel. "This is a relaxing hour in which I run
through types of weapons by which murder may be accom
plished," admits this noted writer. "I like lots of bodies
in my plots."
"SYNOPSIS: If you haven't read
the five previous installments,
you shouldn't start here and get
a flavorless shortcut climax. There
fore, we wont tell. Go and see if
you can get some back copies
from a neighbor and read the
whole thing yourself. Roughly,
it involves a prima donna who
reads detective stories, a pet can
ary who does a trick with seeds,
a raft of detective story writers,
an orchestra conductor who is
dead and a red-headed police
lieutenant) ,
Chapter 6
Quentln looked at Brunhilde.
"that true, Mme. Wagner?"
Brunhilde was not happy. She
was. she knew, in a very delicate
spot. The thing was getting out of
hand. There was no telling where
it might end. She exhumed a frail
smile and decided to explain this
segment of the mystery.
"Yes," she said. "I accompanied
them to the door. But not to the
elevator. I took them upstairs to
an empty apartment."
"What?" They were all gaping
at her.
She nodded morosely. "They're
up there now, all of them. Un
conscious." "Unconscious?"
"Yes.- Come, I'll show you."
It was a bewildered and appre
hensive safari that trooped after
her. Bill was holding tightly onto
her arm. When her fingers fum
bled with the key, he took it and
opened the door. The sight of the
authors, spread out on the Persian
rug, peacefully snoring, left them
slack-jawed with astonishment.
"The heat did it," Brunhilde ex
plained. "The heat and a drug I
soaked the birdseed in. But it was
not cyanide and I didn't kill Otto
Purst." As she spoke she seemed
withdrawn and thoughful.
Bill was Incredulous. "But why,
darling, why did you do it?"
"That's what I want to know,"
snapped Lieutenant Quentin. "What
in sanity's name was your motive?"
Brunhilde did not answer him.
The word "motive" struck a chord,
and it kept clacking through her
mind like a square wheel on a
hump-backed railroad track; mo
tive, motive, motive. So great was
her preoccupation that she failed
to hear Quentin's barked order to
get the heat turned off and the
windows open. The blast of cool
air found her impervious.
Motive. There was the crux.
Who had a motive for killing Otto
Furst? The gears in her brain slow
ly meshed. Ideas from the number
less mystery stories she had read,
long burled in her subconscious,
came seething to the surface. There
were various motives, she remem
bered, for murder love, jealously,
fear, gain that was it, the greatest
ol tnese was tne jast.
Who stood -to gain by Otto's
death?
Something nudged her memory.
Excitement quickened her blood.
Suddenly she had it. She knew.
It came to her in a flash of logic
Slowly her eyes went around the
room and she lifted a finger and
pointed it.
"You!" she breathed. "You killed
otto!"
The silence was oppressive. All
eyes centered on uiy rurst.
Lily laughed snortly, off-key,
"That's not verv funnv. darling."
"It's not meant to be. You killed
him. You know you did. It has
to be you. You were serving the
drinks and it was you who gave
Otto a cyaniae mgnDaii.
Lilv. drawing herself up straight,
looked at the Lieutenant. "She's
crazy. Absolutely unhinged. She
must be. Look what she did to those
authors. Why would I kill Otto?
All I wanted from nim was a a
vorce and he gave it to me."
"He gave you a settlement, too.'
Brunhilde said.
enough, was it?"
"How would killing him get her
any more?" Quentin demanded.
"After all, they were divorced."
"Oh no. not quite. If you re
member, the case was held last
week and she got her decree only
yesterday. But it was an inter
locutory decree. It takes ninety
days to become final, so officially
she was still his wife. I remember
the law. As Otto's wife she stands
to Inherit a lot of money. I guess
you didn't know about that old
woman In White Plains who left
him a fortune several days ago. It
happened alter she started her di
vorce suit. Poor Lilv. she lust
couldn't stand losing so much
money."
Lily Furst stood cold and pale.
her nostrils wide. Her voice went
ud a full octave, shrill with de
nial. "Nonsense. Sheer, utter nonsense."
"Is it?" Brunhilde said. "You
killed him with cyanide. You
thought this would be a perfect
chance to get rid of him, with so
many others around." And then
she applied the coup de grace. "I
oec tney una some oi tne poison
left when they search your apartment."
It hit home. The significance
struck Lily all at once, and the
blood fell out of her lace, turn
ing her deathlv white. Her knees
trembled and she swayed backward.
Bill Wagner caught her before she
spilled to the floor.
on, let ner down," urunmiac
said.
The air in the room, cooling rapid
ly, brought life back to the authors.
There was a laint muttering and
stirring.
Lieutenant Sam Quentin em
braced them with a wide gesture.
Okay." he said. That covers the
murder. But how about tnese oirasv
Explain this clambake."
Brunhilde, twisting her fingers
with embarrassment, looked sheep
ishly at the floor.
"Go ahead," Bill urged her gently.
"We'll try to understand."
She took a. deep breath and
piungea. you rememoer mat mys
tery I wrote: murder at the Met?
Well. I wrote one before that I
couldn't sell "The Post Mortem of
Mortimer Post." It meant so much
to me to have a story published
and I was afraid to take a chance
with this new one. So I thought,
well,, if I kept all the best authors
drugged, lor a time, there would De
a . terrible shortage, and then the
publishers would have to buy my
story.
"My God!" muttered Bill.
The Lieutenant put his head be
tween his fingers and squeezed.
"Women!" he groaned from his
abdomen, is n tnat explained ev
erv thing.
Suddenly Brunhilde brightened.
"I don't care." she said. "What
happened tonight will make a won
derful plot. I'm going to write it
ana they won't have any cnoice,
they'll just have to print it."
THE END
Oil Station Opens
With Many Visitors
Gates The grand opening
of the Union Oil station attract
ed a large crowd. George Meilke
will operate the station. Each
woman in attendance was pre
sented with a gardenia, the chil
dren all received a toy bank
and candy. Each guest was
served coffee and doughnuts by
Mrs. George Meilke, assisted by
Mrs. Mert Cox. Raymond Ad
ams of Mehama has been engag
ed to assist Meilke in the station.
ROOM AND BOARD
Bv Gene Ahern
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1 i38 mm.
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2. Bacchanalian
cry
8. Cut down
4. Warbled
5. Fiber from
coconut huskl
S. S eg m rut of
a curve
7. Vvi.se coun
selors S. Any clirtln(
woody
perennial
9. Model for
imitation!
archaic
10, OiulcrsLand
11. Hftvcrawo
16. Kind of duck
1:0. Rubber tre
112. Antic
IM. Heeion
21. Orderly
25. Fclloiv
2tJ. Kind of bird
27. Wave
31. Gluttonlzed
32. Prinked
34. Mountain
tn Alaska
35. East Indian
boiled butter 1
37. Mnr lately '
mad
10. Cattle
11. Peel
12. Short Jaokt
43. Remainder
44. Brothpr
4.!. Proofing
47. Ballad
A? Ntwii'solvr