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So Keough has secretly been studying to be a Sherlock Holmes Now perhaps his utmost talents Can he rescue will be needed Irene? Read Friday’ episode in which Margit learns of Irene's escapade (To be continued) Mrs Keough was startled “Egg?” Keough nodded “For the past 48 hours I have detected a feeling of unrest in this menage” he said “It’s grown to open rebellion Egg Mrs Keough” He went up the hack stairs slowly HewaTfte3th rough the unutter- knew it able perfection of the second floor He proceeded up another flight of Irene Telephones stairs He glanced into the sparHe entered his room a shaken tan neatness of his wife’s chamber man It was in his mind to relax Then he unlocked the door to his d a little in the perusal of a own course upon the subject of Menage Astonishing However as he retoxicology Keough’s personal chamber was moved from his easy chair the parts the psychological explanation of how of a dismembered Thompson subhe managed to run Margit’s machine gun the tepehone rang as if it were a cross be- With a sigh he picked it up: "Miss' Copyright tween a model house exhibit and Agnew’s residence” an operating theater If every other “Keough this is Irene" room was the essence of dustless "Yes Miss Agnew" Ideality Keough’s was the soul of She sounded excited Keough shambles It was truly an aston- scowled Reselessnees in the Agnew household was apparently by no ishing place Books pamphlets magazines and means at an end ta'Is Waldo there?” She laughed notebooks were stacked on its On A ‘long bejich nervously “Of course I know bles and chair beneath three windows were such he is” “Mr Beaver is in his laboratory” objects as handcuffs glasses stuffed "I know that! Look Keough tell guinea pigs dry cells false whiskers arrows him Reset in his car and meet me brass knuckles a drawing board an ink pad a at Spike's” Bowie knife a saddle a bee hat and "Spike’s Miss Agnew?” a butterfly net On the floor and “It's a saloon” on the walls were hundreds of other "I see” said Keough ‘‘A saloon” objects They were the relics of He said it as if the Misses Agnew I Keough’s past and present private were always calling up from sai interests loons For Keough was a correspond“It’s somewhere on 48th street" ence school fiend In his many 'Til tell him at once” ok Keough — break it to put hia free hours ‘to the 'use of him kind "of gently will you? Tell improving himself through the him I’ve had a cocktail" Irene unWaited States malls Marglt did not derwent auddem burst of confi- newly-arrive- three but Roy Powers Eagle Scout —Mrs Keeler Is Enraged! 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