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Yes, Miss Wilkins. Your Buffalo call was on one, Mr. Harvey. I'm getting Denver in Los Angeles. Thank you. Hello, Jones. How are you? Good. Get my wire. Fine. What about that shipment?

Can you accept it? You can. Great. It'll be there on schedule, I expect. Just a minute. Yes, Miss Wilkins. Denver on three, Mr. Harvey. I'll take it in just a minute. Yes, sir. Oh, Jones, the price on that shipment is all right. I'll send it on tomorrow.

Give it your best treatment, will you? Goodbye. Hello, Lawrence. How's everything in Denver? Glad to hear it. About the ship tonight. Oh, you will. Fine. That's all I wanted to know. It'll be honest way.

Leaving this clear, and I just got a no-cave from Buffalo, so all we need is one more stop marine. Goodbye. Yes, Miss Wilkins? Los Angeles on two, Mr. Harvey. Thanks. Hello, Sheridan. Everything's clear as far as Denver.

What about you? Can you take it from there? I'm very in waiting, are you? Fine, I'll send you none. Goodbye. Oh, Miss Wilkin. Yes, Mr. Harvey. Call the Morton Hotel. Yes, sir. As for room 404.

And tell that killer we'll get him out of the country. All right. Now meet Dick Palmer as Boston Blackie. Enemy to those who make him an enemy. Friend. To those who have no friend. Boston Blackie, please.

Speaking. I like it as a sound as Joe Saunders. Oh, yes, Saunders. Charlie Kingston, why did I might hear from you? How is Charlie? Oh fine, fine. Making millions of usual. He got into that habit a long time ago.

Well, I don't know any better one. It's all right. Look, Mikey, Charlie said I could call on you if I needed help. Do anything I can, what's the trouble? Oh, no trouble, really. I made a sale this afternoon. A cash deal.