106- Borrowing Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars

Jerry of the Circus. Before Jerry of the Circus. Yeah, I just got back from town.

Thought I'd better drop by your office, by the way, Mr. Randall. The boy's on the lot of paths in the word round. Maybe there ain't gonna be no show today. No way, you don't see that this is gossip, Dan.

Now if that ain't just what I told the folks, Miles, Randall. Yeah, there's a little thing about this. I'm not gonna tell you what I told you. I'm not gonna tell you what I told you.

That ain't just what I told the folks, my friend. It's a little thing like a cyclone blown out, circus all over town with top. As a matter of fact, we gave them a free show this time, and one they will never forget.

You're a great loser, Mr. Randall. A man that can kid after the beating you've just taken deserves a medal. Eh, how'd you find things in town, Dan? Bad enough. Fortunately for the towners, though, the twister only hit the east end of the city.

Yeah, and there, good luck's our bad luck. We certainly parked on the wrong side of town this trip. Most of the residential sections in the whole business center of town escaped. I'm glad to hear that.

Well, I suppose you better get down to business and straddle. What's the first thing to do? You haven't found out where the main tent finally landed, have you? Of course I have. I forgot to tell you.

Fred won't be any use to us though after this. He caught on a church steeple on the far side of town. Naturally, he was torn to shred. Well, that's that. What happened to the steeple?