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Nick Carter: Professor’s Secret (EP1128) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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  Well, now it's time for today's episode of Nick Carter Professor's Secret. What
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  Matter? What isn't another case for Nick Carror Detective. Yes, it's another
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  case for that most famous of all manhunters, the detective who's ability at solving
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  crime is unequaled in the history of detection fiction, Nick Carter, Master Detective.
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  A strange adventure, The Professor's Secret, Nick Carter and the Mystery of
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  the z Raise. It's working, Dad, But that wound in the guinea
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  pigs shoulder is healing by telling me about half the size as it was before.
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  Yes, Jean, he looks as if my new invention was a success.
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  All that I need to do now is build a full scale model,
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  and I shall be ready to bring a new era of healing too. The
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  entire world understand where you aren't put your hands in the air. What do
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  you want? We have no money, We don't want money. We want
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  that z ray machine of yours. Shut it off. But you shut it
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  off. I said, all right, I'll take that machine so we can
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  take it with it, and no funny business either. I got up,
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  good, Pop, better do it dad? Please? Men need business very
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  well, Jean. Just as you say, Pop, I got a long
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  way to go. Did you know how to find this place? A tr
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  business? Lady? Ready? Pop, Yes, it's ready, but be
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  careful. Hope it sounds worrying, and take good care of it. All
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  right, Bill, you and Jake take it out of the car and trade
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  it, gentle. Okay, come on, Jake, what are you going
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  to do with it? That machine heels cuts and bruises and things, don't
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  it. If it'll do that, it'll heal holes made by guns too,
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  save a lot of wear and tear on the boys. You mean you're going
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  to use that wonderful machine to help your gangsters? Sure? Thank kid.
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  Now you two get your hat and coats. You're going with it. That's
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  kidnapping. You can't do that. Get your hot pops. I ain't got
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  all day. Come on, dad, it's no use arguing. Get your
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  hands off your aunt. Anymore of them do? I don't know. Maybe
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  that try was just we gotta get out of here. We'll leave Jake here
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  a dead man. So good to us. All right, in the car,
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  you'll free it up, all right? Come on, come on,
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  it's rubby, Rubby. Oh very thank Kevin, Yes, the schedule.
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  Wake up with you? Oh that you miss? Ask what happened? Oh?
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  Oh you said? Meet you here? He's in there. He started
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  off with the machine, the process his daughter. I tried to stop them,
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  hold of them, shocking, and I got one of them first.
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  I think you're sure it's goutty. That's about it. Here you are right
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  now? Yeah, I guess so good? Come on, I thief.
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  It's dead gangster has any identifications on it? Probably not, but you might
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  have. Let's see. No, doesn't seem to be a thing. Yeah.
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  Wait a minute, Wait a minute. Wearing a money belt session to
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  maid made by Weaver Manufacturing Company Brooklyn. Well, the special kind of built.
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  Maybe they know who they made it for. Yes, maybe we'll find
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  out anyway. Oh another thing, Nick, I got a good look at
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  one of the gangs just before I went down good. His face was all
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  covered with those peculiar dark colored sploshes that you told me about last one.
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  I remember that asiatic skin disease. Oh, yes, that's a real clue,
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  Scubby. Very few doctors can treat that disease, and it requires regular
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  treatment. When we get back to town, you make a short job to
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  find the doctor who treats him and get his name in address, right,
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  Nick, But how did you know this robi was going to take place right
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  here and at this time? A very peculiar thing skewby? As you know,
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  I've been on the trail of this gang for weeks. Yeah, well,
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  I finally found a restaurant where several of the gang needs had lunch at.
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  It's known do the gang were there. I couldn't hear what they said,
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  but I could read their lips enough to find out about their plan to
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  rob it, Professor. So I called you back to m vacation in Connecticut,
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  hoping they would warn the professor and maybe block their plans and capture them.
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  Because what happened to you. You were late getting here. Oh,
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  some drunken fool ran in that may unlocked his car of mine, so it
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  took a wrecking crew to separate us. That's bad luck, at Zoe.
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  Yeah, we might have had this. You've been here too. I'll feelate
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  for that. Let's get back to town and work and what clues we have?
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  All right? Pop? Get that machineers going. I want to try
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  it out and be sure it's okay. So I gonna tie him Tony.
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  Sure, he's got to use his hands to make that thing work. But
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  leave the girl tied up. Okay, Hey, Pop, I'll get busy,
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  Jeane, you think quite better? Better do as they say, Dad.
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  If you don't, they may kill us the kids, right, Pop,
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  Better do as we say and they get fat. Give me the machine?
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  Yeah, Pop, make it work. I can't make it work,
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  eh, the main adjustive coil is missing. I mean it won't work without
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  something that they there. As long as that coil is missing, I can't
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  demonstrate it for you. It won't work. O here, Pop, are
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  you trying to get it? No? Are you sure you? I'm quite
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  serious that machine won't work without the coil. If it brought that thing down
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  here, just the way you gave it to him. You must have left
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  it up there yourself. Perhaps I did. I was very nervous. Why
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  you, old son of a dried up mummy. I believe you did this
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  on purpose. I believe you've checked it. What's the death, Tony.
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  We've gotta have the coil. You've gotta have the coil right here. We
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  gotta get it. Yeah, you're right. I guess what does it look
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  like? You will don't. It's a small coil of green covered wire about
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  four inches across. The last time I saw it was laying on the bench
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  near where the machine was. Take a couple of the boys bell and get
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  it first thing in the morning and pop. You better pray they find it.
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  Yes, Nick Scubby just called me. The Special Money Belt was named
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  for a man named Jake Shackley. Visit forty seven East Pitch Street. Yes,
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  guy said he was uni here it is what is seventies Pit Street?
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  Final Jump? Waister Shackley is not the only crooker review? Oh clerk,
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  Yes, sir, what room's Jake Shackley? And Shackley? Oh I don't
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  know anybody by that? Uh oh, yes, Shackley lives in number forty
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  two, but he's I don't just know. Yes, I just want to
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  look over at room. Any objections, Oh no, sure, go right
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  ahead. It's on the fourth floorishers stairs over there. You want to see.
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  No, thank you, I've got one. I'll wait up there for
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  a while. If anybody comes in looking for Shackley, send him up.
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  I might like to talk to them. Yes, women, you describe if
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  one of my stations he comes here twice a week for X ray statements.
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  If you have the proper authority, I can give you his name and uh,
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  yes, yes, I see. That is quite satisfactory. Now here
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  you are, jeez day, what are you doing East Peach Tree? Great
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  to help you? Goodness number thirty seven. Yeah, this is a room.
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  I wonder if anyone at dinner? We better than leaving the wrong way
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  up there? But the how can the quill wasn't for the rest of the
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  stuff when you brought it down? I don't I had of a professor left
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  the behind on perfect Oh when do we leave? That's as soon as track
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  gets here. We'll do right now. Somebody else coming. Maybe I better
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  get out of there looking for somebody Bud oh, oh, I was just
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  I'm just trying to find room nine. I'm here, Studys, go on
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  inside, we talk about it, fair, go on inside for sure?
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  Sure? Hey trap, Hey, would you get that guy Hey Worth listening
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  outside your door? No, I'm no him. I thought I killed him
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  up at the professor's place. I mean, this is the thick who tried
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  to stop you up there. Yeah, that pretty bandage on his head covers
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  up the plate where I put my slug. Well, he's here now anyway.
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  Yeah, and we better get rid of him so we can be on
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  our way. How about leaving him here and turning on the gas. Simple
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  and addition, not here this is my room, but there is a small
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  empty room across the hall on the one window. We can stop the cracks
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  with newspaper and leave him in that tied out. That's a good idea.
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  What the guests turned on. He won't let long when he find him.
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  We'll be miles from here. We won't be in the picture at all.
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  Well, they so certainly turned out to be a total laws. Another thing
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  in the room that's have used. Nobody drapped in, mister Jake Shack.
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  We must have heard a very lonely and an interesting life and make you better
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  try and other leave started walking down those three flights of stairs, would pick
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  a clue that leads me to a place without An hour later, Wait,
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  a strong smell of dance on this bool better look into this must be down
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  this way, smell stronger here? Yeah, this must be the le number
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  thirty six. They didn't even lock the growin, and I have to hope
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  they don't take me for one of the uninvited and might not like me.
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  Scubby Scubby? Whatn't the was a desk? Now for the window? Let's
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  Scubby's gobby. Come on, come on, come on, comey, now
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  he's out cooler, come on, he's all tied up and going on there
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  anyway. I want to get him out of it. S take here,
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  have you on the night pot, old boy, it's gonna be all right
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  now we're artificial respiration one two three elks one two three? Okay, what's
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  going on here? I smell gush any troubles man overcome? Yes, turned
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  out to be a friend of mine. I don't know what happened. I
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  just got here. Oh yeah, thank he's going around out Yeah yeah,
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  he's opening his eyes. Scubby Scubby, can you hear me? Come yi?
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  I think skang going back? That's something professor's house machine? No good
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  with bab thick. Hurry hurry, Nick thick, heck got away again?
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  Flirt? Is our doctor around here? Oh? Yes, yes, come
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  on all right, he'll be all right now. You want the doctor take
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  care of him? And he's okay. Send under my office at third and
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  fifth. I'll got back as soon as I can. I've got a job
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  to do. They can't wait. Are you living here? Nick? Practically
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  passing the entrance? Are just around the bend a head. I'm run around
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  the car off the road and to the bushes here so it can't be seen
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  by anyone going by. How far is the professor's house in here? About
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  one hundred yards for the woods? There? Are you going to wait here?
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  No? I'm cutting across to see if the gang's cars are yet.
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  Where's that kid of mine? Ye'll put it in the back neck? What
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  isn't it? Oh little gadget? You wait here for me. I'll be
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  back as soon as I can. But Nick, you're not going to try
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  to catch the gangs? Thing? Go handed? Are you? No?
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  Passy? I don't expect you, but you never can tell there. I
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  don't want to do it now. Then I can get away from here before
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  anybody sees me. Ill howbody's smokeing with at cart here? Who can play?
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  Just get I got him? I can see you. Okay here,
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  I can get behind this bush. Got me. I got it, I
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  think so. But he got trapped first, trap said, I was meant
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  to finish off the deck. No, no, we got the court we
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  come after. Not going to keep it here any longer. I want to
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  waste time hunting for a couple who's probably dead already. What about draft?
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  Leave him there? It's a long way back to town. I ain't particular
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  about making a trip with a cork. Nick Nick, where are you patics?
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  Yes there? Oh nick Nick? Are you hurt? No? Not
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  serious attactic? I got me off guard, preached the back of my head
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  for the shot. Oh Nick, I was getting into a dance hit all
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  the shooting, and then when their car rode off down the road and you
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  didn't come back, I didn't know what to think. Oh. I waited
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  a little and then came over here to find you. Come on, let
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  me help you up? All right? Thanks? Oh? Oh? Oh,
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  my hit. You'd have to trave us back to Tom Patsy, I
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  don't feel up to it. A gangster's car gots at the head start will
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  never find them out. I hope, Betsy, you're wrong with that.
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  We can follow them no matter how much of a start they got. Who
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  do you think you are done in? You no mind leaders or fortune teller
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  either. No, we'll see. Come on, sure we're on the trailer
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  of the other car, Patsy. Don't be funny, Nick, of course
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  we are. Hasn't been any cross road a side road yet where they could
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  have turned off. That's a great weight off my mind. How can you
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  be so sure we can follow them no matter what roads they take. Wait
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  until we get to a place where there's another road they might have taken.
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  Then I'll answer your question. Oh you think I better call Scubby in the
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  short wave and give him some instructions. I left word for him to wait
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  un till he heard for me. KR calling Yn, KR calling Yn come
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  in? Why n the KR ready here? Go ahead? KR to hy
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  N. Pick up reinforcements according to plan previously arranged. Have men in machines
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  ready in one hour stand by for further rodders. We'll call you again one
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  hour from now. That's all? Why in the KR? Okay, okay,
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  we'll wait. You're calling one hour signing off? Nick? You never
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  told me? What are the code letters who used for identifications? We use
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  the last letter of our first name and the last letter of our last name.
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  Francis, Nick Carter, it's Krscubby Wilson is why N nine would be
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  well, mine would be too, Patsy Bowen with Scovey's hyan What will my
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  letters say? Just had the first letter of your first name? Oh,
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  the first letter? But you mean my letters then with the T y N.
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  That's right, simple, isn't it? Look Nick? We'll come to
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  a crossroad. Which way my stroke left? They're going where I think they're
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  going, they'd take the right fork, so try that one. I'll slow
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  down a little bit though. Okay, now what just a minute. It's
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  not the car? What is it? Nick? What's that? Betty?
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  Looks like a firefly on the pavement. That's the answer to your question,
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  meaning what it's not? A firefly? Said? Drop of voluminous paint?
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  Nick? Do you mean the other cars dropping those as they go along without
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  knowing it? Exactly? All right? You can go ahead now, Oh,
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  that's what you were doing when they shot you. Yes, bet,
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  I racked it up before we left the office. Then when I left you
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  to see if they arrived yet, I found their car. Owe was in
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  it, so I fastened it on the chest. They came out and found
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  me just after I finished the job. So that's why you weren't in any
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  great rush. What did it make? A phosphorous solution in a metal can
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  with an adjustable nipple enough to last for one hundred miles. They can't lose
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  us this time? How much longer you're going to keep us here tied up
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  this way until my men bring back the missing carl and it works and they
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  should be back here by now if nothing's happened to prevent them, And for
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  your sake, I hope yere they are now. We got it where it's
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  track. We left them there. You had a fight, yeah, tick
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  for to put our car out of commission while we was in the lab.
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  Crap spot of them it out? Trap Lord and the dick he's still up
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  there too. That is a join him, you fool bunglers. Can't you
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  do anything without having trouble? Where got this coil? Tony? Is that
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  what you want the course, of course, the trouble always spells dangers.
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  Where is the coil here? Take a look at it is the right one?
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  Yes, yes, that is the coil. You have to have anything
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  else to make that machine of yours work? No, it's sure here,
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  No, all right, there's the rest of it on the table. There,
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  get it going. I want to see it work very well. Makes
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  you take turn? Better not take too long, otherwise your daughter might find
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  things happening to us she wouldn't like. Don't worry about me, father,
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  I can help worrying about you, my dear. It's just nine thirty now.
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  I'll give you fifteen minutes to get that thing working well. Better not
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  stop the talk. Time's going you, as he says, father, very
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  well, my DearS. One minute and five seconds, ten seconds fifteen kyr
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  to hy n kay r to y n come in? Why a the kr
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  ready? Go ahead? Kyr to y n. I am now a park
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  near hideouts. It's center one of three old tenement houses east Tamlon Road.
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  Come at once ring men as previous big plans a roundhouse or wait for you
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  to arrive at hot comic once? Oh why in the k R understood leaving
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  immediately. Should be there in twenty minutes. Riding off second twelve minutes five
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  seconds fall ka hi time, oh loose take five seconds? I think it
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  don't work. No ready, pop? Yes on the current? Please no?
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  Then what did you wish to try? Pride on me, Tony,
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  and that got me in the shoulder. I'll sign on Jim's shoulder. Stand
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  in front of the machine a little closer, bring your shoulder a little lower.
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  Knows to be directly in front of the rays that they ain't going to
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  hurt. They want your shoulder fixed up down said, sure, sure stop,
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  then stay right there insteady geez it good, it's only look the shoulder
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  looks better already. Yeah. They still they up the tops of any gang
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  in the whole world. How long will I take a fix them up?
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  As good as no? Pop? So this is only a small demonstration machine.
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  You'll take several hours to complete the healing process with a larger out There's
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  he is being much quicker. What's what I'm cod outside of the him?
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  God something here? Yeah? Yeah, it was caught and you're fool So
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  you left that sick said in the wood that a pop slabbed it. Yes,
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  Tony, I was sure he was dead, so Daddy's tracked us right
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  here to our own hideout. But Tony pour sports the cops shown at the
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  hole. How many of the mone We can take care of them till you
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  co get the right plently ot to be that doesn't and then you want Yeah,
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  sure, Tony, come on, guys, now you too. I'm
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  gonna close this and the locket. Let me hear a peep out of either
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  of me, and you'll gonna plug in your back. So long as I
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  got you too here with me, I got drinking the bargain with and it's
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  gonna be a good bogle one that'll get me out of here freeing the all
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  Accomic book Yearnny got them all one Dad, the trump and back door that
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  they forgot that little side window. Yeah, once we got a man in
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  there, it was easy. Were they surprised to be attacked from the rear?
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  You find out where the head of the gang is going, Nick.
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  We searched every room in the house except this one. He and the old
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  man and his daughter must be in here. I know they haven't gotten away.
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  I watched the house in the time I called you until I got here
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  I'm positive nobody left the house. Now let's find out, all right,
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  Hugh, and now you might as well come out. You can't get away,
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  think Thomas to Cotton. So you know me, do you? I
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  know yes? And you know that you can't get away. I think you're
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  wrong about that, Cotton. What do you mean? I have a proposition
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  to make all right? What is it? You let me go pretty and
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  give me a half hour without trying to stop me. I won't harmy to
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  the old man or his daughter. But if you hus, if you try
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  to break down the door to get me, they'll both die before you can
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  save them. Are they all right? Now? Hey? Uh? How
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  long? They say that? Light depends on you. Say? What can
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  we do? Nick? We can't let him kill the old man and the
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  girl. I have a plan, sketty, Yes, miss Pender? Are
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  you all right? I told you she was okay. I want to hear
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  it from her own lips, Miss Pender? Are you all right? Yes,
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  Miss terccata, we're all right. Professor Pender? Are you all right?
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  What's the idea of all the talk? Dick? Let's do surprise key,
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  I'm n ok just to say, Professor Pender, are you all right,
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  here's mister Karda. Nothing happened to me. Your invention perfectly safe.
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  Yes it's quite tree. But if you try to do anything except let me
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  go, you'll find a machine wreck and both of them dead. Is your
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  father all right, miss Pender? Nick? What heavens the day you're trying
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  to scribe? Miss Pender? Is your father all right? Yes, she's
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  all right. Well, Conter, you're sure everything's all right? Are you
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  going to accept my opposition or not? No, I'm not going to accept
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  it, and I'm afraid I'm gonna have to kill votes. But I can't
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  understand it, mister Carter. But you couldn't see him through the door,
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  Nick, he shot him dead. Here's mister Culter's incredible. You killed him
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  without even knowing where to shoot. That's where you're wrong, Professor. I
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  didn't know where to shoot. Oh Nick, you're not going to tell me
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  that you have X ray eyes or something. Oh Scovevey, I won't tell
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  you that. But how the name of all this wonderful? Because you know
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  where to shoot? Use my ear, as Scubby, your ear is dead.
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  I made the three people in that room talk to me until I had
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  a mental picture of just where each one of them was. Then when I
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  was sure and just what direction the crook's voice was coming from, and were
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  sure that neither the professor nor his daughter went there enough to be hurt for
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  the simple matter to shoot right through the door at the crook's voice. And
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  I was right, Dory. I had to kill or was the only way
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  I could see to get him without danger to either of them. Who will
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  I'll be a monkey cuncle, So you shot him by the sound of his
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  voice exactly Skeby. He's kept his mouth shut, and I had to agree
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  with his terms. But he talked. He talked himself right into the hereafter,
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  and I wonder if he can talk himself out of whatever he finds waiting
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  for him there. This has been another of the strange adventures off Nick Carter,
• 27:38
  Master Detective, which have brought you regularly at the same time by W
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  O R. Mutual. Now, let's ask Nick for a hit or two
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  about a story for next week. How about it? Nick? Okay?
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  Well, next week's strange adventure was strange. Indeed, Scubby started for Philadelphia,
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  had to get some information I wanted, but he ended up in another
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  city under another name, and occupying about him. It wasn't his. And
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  then we found that somebody else had barred Scubby's body to kill a man.
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  I'm afraid I'm getting confused. That's nothing to what was happening to force Covey.
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  He didn't know who he was or what he was doing. And then
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  all the time he was perfectly seen. And it wasn't until his boss Crook,
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  who called himself the mystic sorry, the same thing on Nick, that
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  we really got anywhere at all. Well, it sounds like something out of
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  the hardinary, to say the least. What do you call it? Murder
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  by Magic or the Mystery of the Missing Identity? And that's all for now.
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  So long go along, everybody, and so long to you both Nick
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  and Patsy until next week. In the strange adventure you have just heard,
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  Nick Carter was impersonated by Lin Clark, Passy by Helen Choates, Scuby by
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  John Kane. Original music was played by Lou White. The entire production was
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  written and directed by Jock McGregor. Next week, at the same time,
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  listen to another curious experience of Nick Carter entitled Murder by Magic for Nick Carter
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  and the Mystery of the missing identity. Now a very special announcement. Beginning
• 29:19
  next week, the Return of Nick Carter will be brought to you at a
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  new time ten to fifteen pm Eastern wartime on Saturday evenings. Remember, beginning
• 29:27
  next Saturday, April eighth, the strange Adventures of Nick Carter will come to
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  you at ten fifteen pm Eastern wartime, and at that same time each week
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  thereafter. Don't forget that the adventures of Nick's adopted son, Chick Carter are
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  broadcast over most of these stations Mondays through Fridays at five thirty pm Eastern wartimes.
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  This story is a copyrighted feature of Student Smith's Publications Incorporated. The Return
• 29:52
  of Nick Carter is produced in the studios of WR. This is mutual welcome
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  back Nick Carter. Absolutely fearless, though certainly, how honestly, I would
• 30:18
  be a little nervous if Nick Carter were to come to rescue me in a
• 30:23
  situation, just because things he does are often so dangerous. But somehow they
• 30:32
  managed to work out setting a fire and a building you're in that worked out
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  a few weeks ago, and hoping that you can figure out where everybody's standing
• 30:41
  by voice tone again worked out. I just want to find out what Nick
• 30:45
  Carter is going to be up to next week, though it'll be a bit
• 30:48
  more subdued since we'll be playing the Christmas episode. All right, Well,
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  along to listener comments and feedback, we have an email from Scott who says
• 30:56
  just discovered the podcast. Thank you so much, thanks for sharing these shows
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  and your commentary. Well, you're welcome, Scott, thanks for listening.
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  All right. Well, that'll finish it up for today. Join us back
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  here tomorrow as we wrap up The Indestructible mic Matter and begin a new Carter
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  Brown mystery series. In the meantime, do send your comments to Box thirteen
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