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THE SEA BREEZE 15 Lewis Smith was taken to prison and the little city of Jones- port settled down to a peaceful existence without his crooked deal- ings. As the days passed, Lewis was slowly forgotten and was talked about no more. Four years later the small city of Lincolnville was startled by the news NLewis Smith breaks prison and has mysteriously disappeared.N Im ediately the police forces of the State started to trace him, but to no avail. He disappeared as mysteriously as he had broken prison and no one was able to explain his method of escape. At the Judge Chapman home there was great worry in the family. The Judge alone was not worried because he said that the prisoner - would never come back to Lincolnville for fear of being caught. Al- though his family and friends did not feel as confident as he. Days passed but no trace was found of Lewis Smith. Gradually the Chapman Family outarew their fears and became as active as be- fore. Then one day while the Judge was in his office, the office girl announced that a stranger by the name of Robert Fogg wanted to see the Judge on important businessa Not being especially busy, the Judge sent for him to come in. A few minutes later the door opened and there stood Lewis Smith in disguise. Instantly Judge Chapman's blood went cold for there was a murderer with a gun pointed at him. The Judge knew that he could be no nearer death than he was at that moment. He could see the criminals finger tighten on the trigger. Not knowing what to do the Judge said, HCome in and shut the door,N for he wanted to edge over towards the burglar alarm button. HBetter not move or it will be your last,V said Lewis as he not- ed that the Judge moved slowly to the left. VI donft think that the trial was fair and as I have always hated you for mixing in my af- lfairs, I am going to kill yowln A Wlt was the only course to take under the circumstances,N was all the Judge could say. NBetter start saying your prayers for inside of another minute, you won't be saying or doing anything,H replied Lewis Smith. He brought the gun up to a point directly at Judge Chapman's heart and was ready to shoot when NCRACKH the door opened and hit him with such force in the back and head that he staggered to the floor. ' HMessage for Mr. Chapman. Excuse me for breaking in so quickly, but police headquarters said that it is urgent,H said the messen- ger boy, NI'M sorry if I hurt this gentleman.N . The Judge was so excited and nervous that all he could reply was, WYou have done the best piece of work any messenger boy ever did, for this is the great Lewis Smith, the criminal public enemy number one, who tried to carry out his threat of killing me.H The boy was rewarded by a large sum of money and the Judge re- tired after such an experience in the office. ' c. s. '42-
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