1948-xx-xx (018) The Sad Night

Box 13 with the star of Paramount Pictures, Alan Ladd, as Dan Holiday. You're traveling old idiot. What did you do with it? I'm not going to tell you. Oh, be careful. Char You killed him!

Don't be stupid, he... He just... ...died. There's no one can prove anything. Just keep your mouth shut and help me find out what he did with the copybook. Somebody sends me a copybook through Box 13.

Now I wonder why. Back to Box 13 and Dan Holiday's newest adventure, The Sad Knight. It's just a child's copybook. And on the front cover was the name...

Marina Layton. And a date, the year 1930s written a childish scroll of handwriting. I rippled through the pages, it was nothing of interest at least. That's the way it looked then. But Susie thought differently.

Maybe it's some kind of a cold, Mr. Holiday. Like one to a buried treasure. Susie, with your imagination of my typewriter, we could go places. Well, gee, the kind of money. We only found a buried treasure.

That's Monte Cristo Susie. Two different people. Well, they both had beards. Oh, look. Uh, what's that? It's a letter to Box 13. Listen, Box 13. A day or so ago, you may have received a child copybook in the mail.

If you did, I should appreciate it if you bring it to the address below. Yours truly, Terese Layton. Hmm. Let me see that, Susie. Here. Six, eight, two, one, Lakeshore Boulevard. Hmm, swanky neighborhood. Are you gonna take it back, Mr. Holiday?

Oh, yes, Susie. If only to see how the other half lives. MUSIC So I went to 682, one-lake-shore boulevard. I tossed the copy book in the backseat of my car and it passed on the floor.