4x-xx-xx (30) Death Is A Doll

13, with the star of Paramount Pictures, Alan Lad as Dan Holiday. Box 13, care of star times. Don't know quite how to begin this letter except to say that it may sound fantastic to you.

Perhaps even a joke. But please believe me, I am serious, and the situation is serious. A man is dying, yet he has nothing wrong with him. He believes he's going to die five days from now.

And so Bartlefay is dying. A strong healthy man is dying because of witchcraft. I know this sounds in Congress. The naturalizing music. But if you will come to Baloo, Louisiana, you will see for yourself and perhaps be able to help.

Sincerely, Doris Gordon. Sure I laughed when I sat down to read Miss Gordon's letter. But the last stopped in Valu, Louisiana. And now back to Box 13 and Dan Holliday's newest adventure, Beth Isadol. But, Mr. Holliday, you don't believe this, do you?

Susie, as my old grandfather used to say, there's no such thing as a sure bet or a sure loser. I don't get it. Well, to quote the time-worn passage from Shakespeare, there are a strange of things in heaven and earth are ratio that are dreamed of in your philosophy.

Who's Horatio? That's beside the point. But Mr. Holiday, she says witchcraft. Now, that's just, it's well-informed. Ha ha ha. Adder, girl, Susie, you never let me down. You had to hunt for it, but you found the wrong pronunciation.

Back beside the point. Yeah, it could be. But something tells me that Vollou, Louisiana offers interesting possibilities. Before I took off for Louisiana, I went to the Star Times and did a little research. You know, it's surprising what a person can find out about things he thought went out with the oil lamps, horse cars, and witch trials.