The Tobacco Pouch

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Written by Alonzo Dean Cole, our adventure for tonight, the Tobacco Pout, huge middle-aged man starts up. Before he reaches the door it opens and...

...and on this side of the river, man. Oh, I crossed the bridge occasionally on slumming clips. See, a little press for time, Casey, so don't take any wooden knuckles. Yeah, I'll try not to. Hold on.

And I just mean you, Miss Williams. Come on. So long, Mr. Flack. Hi, Elbert. Come on. Say you two knew that big guy'll just go out. Sure, don't you know him? No, but I'd like him to come in often.

He just gave me a buck for a 15 cent beer. His face is awful, familiar, Casey, but I... You've seen his pictures in the papers hundreds of times, pal. That's Big Ben Flack. Big Ben?

Yeah, the boss of Hook Ridge. He runs almost everything on the other side of the river. Oh, sure, I get him now. What's he doing over here? He probably came over to get a breath of clean air.