"
He proudly handed a card to the president of the board and then told the
crowd that each person present could have one by applying to his son
Roscoe, who would be waiting in the hallway after the meeting. The card
read:
"Anderson Crow, Detective.
All kinds of cases Taken and Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
Berth mysteries a Specialty."
Mrs. Bonner, upon hearing of his resignation the next day, just as she
was leaving for Boston, drily remarked to the Congressman:
"I still maintain that Anderson Crow is utterly impossible."
No doubt the entire world, aside from the village of Tinkletown, agrees
with her in that opinion.
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