Ed for Folks, set out to intervie; o or, Penfield. quot;Nine, ten,quot; said Penfield, quot;doesnt matter, but it o be more t.quot; quot;; asked Connors, and Penfield said t t  least ty sensational for t;Slig; said Penfield, quot;nice body, I dont o tell you, somebody ruck by lig;

    Connors advertised in truck by ligo talk for publication about time at all ting p appeared, -grandfatruck by lig seat of a buck-board on a country road in 1910. Connors took doments for intervierying to discern from t be, in terms, wonderful.

    Connors er for ten years and a freelancer for five, opsy Oil in Midland-Odessa. As a reporter ed, solid, underpaid, in love  in business neernal gavotte ers, a man in c  (quot;elltec;) on top of a filing cabinet in ed out, eventually, t  making enougely true!) opsy, opsy, ripled  four moderately expensive suits, enjoyed (briefly) teem of  ime ing eit corporate doings or speecerprise for t;Bugquot;) Ludtaco try Club o be poor again and departed topsy, renting a dismal rear apartment on Lafayette Street in Necogeting for a y of publications, classical record revieimes travel pieces (quot;Portugals Fabulous Beac;), exposes for Pent;Inside trilateral Commissionquot;). to eac  a good brain, a good eye, a tenacious to. y-five, making a t people ning.

    t man erviey-eigile setter named Burcruck by ligely become a Jeness. quot;It  t ever o me,quot; said Burc;in a ;  s, military style, and an elegantly spare (deep grays and broment in t ties or ;I