The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 21, 1933, Page 3

1933, THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ISDAY, MARCH 21, CLOG | 00000000 00000.00000000000 002008000000 STOOOOOOO OOS HE SOLVES BIGGER PUZZLES | YOU LL r IT. HERE! Here Is A List Of Key West Merchants Who Sell Prac- tically Everything Of Interest To The Average Family Or Businessman. When Ordermg From These Firms, You Are Assured Of Prompt And Careful Service. BUS SERVICE| INSURANCE | OPTOMETRIST DAILY BUS SERVICE ‘| 100 PER CENT Passenger and Freight 5 I N 5 U R A Nc E EFFICIENCY Direct Connection at MIAMI Do you get drowsy after you read a short while? Do you get frequent headaches? Why not get your eyes examined , and ‘learn their true condition? Let us give you a scientific optical examination. Dr. J._A. Valdes, 0. D. 532 Duval St. PLUMBING PLUMBING a jSY¥NOPSIB: As o Taal blow, eres Maligns learns that Jules, her husband, not only has jailed to | Vidlently.’‘Phat 4s how 1 know. betrayed 4 “And .as for proof, the fool ‘has ‘ ; ‘aid plane a campa! convicted himself nat only in speech ! 3 apeenen enehthe Srenmnerens alt and in writing, ‘but in act. lug oe ee loco | “When ‘he lett bis ‘base.and came Plans to knife the Kaid later. Colo. | to the borders of Mekazzen, he was Be cine tele Otic: Gate veinoe | able to pick certain subordinates to te He Jo Alnenacing go with his column. So was 1. .Anri Sous ba neneanine one or two-of the people whom ‘he throue he believes he will win! her, but 19 emplover. the Kaid of Mekuscen. The Ke apainst Chapter 38 RATGUL'S PLAN “7ISMET! Kismet! Fate plays some funny tricks. Surely ove of the funniest was to bring Raisul, Jooking tor just anch a tool, across the path of Riccoli,” Le Sage con- tinued. “Raisul, who can pass asa Span- fard in Spain, an Englishman in England, and almost as @ French- aman in France, is really clever, teal- Jy subtle, and .therefore infinitely more dangerous than his father, who 4s merely a‘first-class Robber Baron of the old pattern, * “and there again, stramgely enough, it was Riecoli who brought Raisul under our more particular notice, for he-was-watching and cul- tivating \Riccoll when J was doing the same thing. | have kept my eye . om him ever since the year he be- eame a eaptain; for even then she was a very remarkable man. And then bad amazing bonndless ambitions, and made no secret of them. “You won't be too deeply cha- srined and burt, Jam. sure, if I dis- close'to you the fact that he offered my own-wife the same high destiny which he laid at your feet tonight.” Margaret smiled. “I am a little disappointed, Colo- nel Le Sage,” she said. “It takes a little of the gilt off the ginger. bread for me.” “Yes, but 1 am going to take the least one of that type in every gen- eration of soldiers.” at he is loyal; that his mbition is working along legitimate channel? Rash and unorthedoex, vain and self-sufficient, it you like, but .not.a traitor? Might it not -be that -he sees -himsetf the hero of France, and the idol of the army?” “A successful Marchand of ‘Fas- hoda, perhaps?” smiled Le ‘Sage. “No. But 1 am-going to give him one last chance at'the last seeond of the eleventh hour.” “Well, I've heard of sitting on a volcano!” began “Margaret. “What would happen if there is an ‘explo- sion behind your back?” * ends. £f-Riccoli acts first, and is successful, the explosion ‘will be heard all over Burope. Incidentaliy, I shall probably be bicwn out of the eastle,.and@d shall take you with me, Margaret, if you'd Jike to came. Not but} what 1 should think you'd be safe enough here, for 1.don’t for a moment think .that .Raisul and one or two of the others will survive the explosion. In plain’ English“Riccoli will certainly. shoot him and the This puzzle isn’t a fraction as difficult as any one of the many recently confronting the person you'll see when you put the pieces together properly. 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Incidentally so is the dirty ruffian with the awful aquint—the man who carried .our igeac—aA very. handsome man when he takes off i his dirt, and puts his ‘testh ‘drawn—to ‘facilitate ‘his disguising himself. There's zeal for Alar | perrrrrrrryryrrryyrirr i iti | you!" “There'll be fighting, in any case, tain amount of shooting, I expect. W's impossible to say what will hap- pen, ‘whoever begins the debacle— Ralsul, the Kaid—or Jules Pedro Maligni with “An... 1 e00m to have heard of it, somewhere.” eee ee eated, tomorrow. — : THE ARTMAN PRESS PRIN TING first insertion in every ‘imstance is tisements is invariably in advance, : but regular advertisers with ledger | accounts may have their advertise- | } | ' COLUMN Advertisements under this head will be inserted in The Citizen at the rate of le a word for each in- sertion, but the minimum for the 25c. 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