The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 9, 1935, Page 10

BETTER RUN ALONG HOME, DENNIE. IT'S GETTING LATE AND VYOUR GRANDMOTHER WILL § BE WORRIED. I LIKE MISS LAIRD,BUT I DONT LIKE HER BROTHER,K JACK/ GRAN'MA SAID HE WAS A VERY BAD MAN. I TOLD YOU I DONT KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT THEM EXCEPT THAT SHE SELLS APPLES. / 1 ATs NOT ENOUGH. FIND OUT ALL ABOUT BOTH OF THEM. IT'S IMPORTANT. GEE WHIZ, HE'S COMING OUT | HERE. HOW'LL I GET AWAY? | HE'LL SEE ME BEFORE I CAN HIDE MARTHA BY ORR L { guTTON UP YOUR COAT, IT's COLD OUTSIDE. . THANKS. GOOD-BVYE . HE ASKED A LOT OF QUESTIONS ABOUT ME. GRAN'MA IS AFRAID HE'LL HURT ME, BUT I CAN DON'T BE SNOOPY. DO AS ,YOU'RE. TOLD. IT WILL BE TO THEIR Coia? WY WAL ADVANTAGE. ARE YOU UP TO, JACK? . \ -— / TSRS, D SN — WELL,WELL, IF IT ISN'T LITTLE DENNIE. AND HOW ARE YOUL? I'M ALL RIGHT, THANK YOU. OUT ANYTHING MORE ABOUT DENNIE'S PAST? OR ABOUT HIS GRANDMOTHER ? g SAY, DID I HEAR A NOISE IN THE HALL? SOMEONE IS OUT THERE LISTENING/ N NO ONE EXCEPT DENNIE, AND HE COULDNT HAVE HEARD ANYTHING WAY DOWN THERE. THAT'S CERTAIN — WHAT DID I TELL YOU? THERE'S NO ONE AROUND.