R85512, 8Oct51, Mary Asche Miller (E) WINSLOW, CHARLES EDWARD AMORY, joint author Elements of water bacteriology. R86066.

R85512, 8Oct51, Mary Asche Miller (E) WINSLOW, CHARLES EDWARD AMORY, joint author Elements of water bacteriology. R86066.

She looked up, and by her seigh An asche, by her, fair and high, Well y-boughed, of mickle price; The body was hollow, as many one is.

Close will bring Lawrence, and Gregory will bring a young lawyer named Asche, a very clever fellow.

He was easily the most nervous of us all, though his lawyer Asche tried repeatedly to reassure him.

"Mr. Close," began Kennedy, "if you and Mr. Lawrence will sit over here on this side of the room while Dr. Gregory and Mr. Asche sit on the opposite side with Mr. Jameson in the middle, I think both of you opposing parties will be better suited.

As for anyone else in the room, I can't see that you have anything on usunless perhaps this new evidence you speak of may implicate Asche, or Jameson," he added, including me in a wave of his hand, as if he were already addressing a jury.

Gregory and Asche exchanged a few words similarly, and it was plain that Asche was endeavoring to put a better interpretation on something than Gregory himself dared hope.

Gregory and Asche exchanged a few words similarly, and it was plain that Asche was endeavoring to put a better interpretation on something than Gregory himself dared hope.

They can do favors, and contrariwise they can make trouble, and Lawyer Asche was hot under the collar about that window.

He had sworn to the complaint and if he didn't make good on the witness stand Asche would get his hide.

" "Aw, you!" roared the enraged cop, and hastened to interview Mr. Asche.

He did it so ingeniously that he got Asche to go round there, only to find that she had no money, all given to Simpkins.

It is conceivable that he might still have tried to rectify his error by telling something near the truth, in spite of Hogan, Asche and McGurk, but the opportunity was denied him.

But when the cop visited the office of Deputy Assistant District Attorney Caput Magnus the next morning, to inform him that this here window-breaking case was a Messina, he found Mr. Nathan Asche already solidly there present, engaged in advising Mr. Magnus most emphatically to the exact contrary.

Everybody was satisfiedHogan, Simpkins, Asche, McGurk, even Delany, because the fleas upon his back were satisfied and he was planning ultimately to get rid of the whole damn tangle by having the indictment quietly dismissed when nobody was looking, by his friend O'Brien, to whom the case had been sent for trial.

Delany's simple plan was again defeated by Nemesis, who pursued him in the shape of the rectangular Mr. Asche, and who shouldered himself into O'Brien's office during the fifth week of Tony's imprisonment and wanted to know why in hell he didn't try that Mathusek case and get rid of it.

How'll you like that, eh?" Mr. Asche became discolored.

So Mr. Asche got busy, while the very same day Mr. Hogan asked for and obtained another adjournment.

So Mr. Asche, being rectilinear, was on the square; just as Mr. Hogan, being soft and round, was slippery and hard to hold.

Nobody but Tony, his mother and Hogan remembered that there was any such case, except Mr. Asche, who one afternoon appeared unexpectedly in the offices of Tutt & Tutt, the senior partner of which celebrated law firm happened to be advisory counsel to the Tornado Casualty Company.

"I just want you to look at these papers, Mr. Tutt," Mr. Asche said, and his jaw looked squarer than ever.

returned Mr. Asche, solemnly handing over a sheaf of affidavits.

"It's the devil himself!" answered Mr. Asche with sudden vehemence.

"You've said it!" declared Mr. Asche devoutly.