The Daily Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 78, Ed. 1 Sunday, January 16, 1916

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... living representatives of the Borden kin. Max Lamar a detective is detailed to keep an eye on "Circle Jim.... Lamar chances upon an underground passage where "Circle Jim" has taken refuge and In a fight. Jim... is killed. "The last of tho Bordens and the end of the Red Circle" says Lamar. But the next day ho... on the white t!esl Lamar scribbles down the number on the license plate. June Travis marked with tho Red Circle...?" asked the nurse quickly alarmed at the girl's trepidation. "It's Max Lamar tho crime specialist!" "A

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.... . Lamar. You're making this trifling ' Incident such a frightfully serious affair that It rather... to track their criminals?" Lamar ignored the sarcasm. You will come?" he repeated. "I'll be ready to go out... the porch and entered at a small sido door. Lamar darted to the Window too late to see more than its shadow... good-by with tho gloves abe was drawing on. At the foot of the stairs Lamar was waiting for her. His... precisely where she passed you?" Lamar was saying suavely. "You see ordinarily it is ( enough to remember

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... of the .years old and one ancient vaudeville University of Texas prove strong !a?ent rms that she made her debut... and hya- of the School of Domestic Economy cinths gave floral touches amid the of the University of Texas... ;h fare of the University have compiled Pple from coast to coast. As Mrs. Friday afternoon at 'he

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