The weather. Tomorrow, expect a biting cold front. Hmm, how naughty. I wonder what I'll be

wearing or taking off. The night will be wild and untamed. Expect heavy, lashing rain

that'll soak you to the skin. By Monday, temperatures will rise slowly but surely reaching

their peak in the afternoon.

Not in the mood for miserable weather.

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Sun Express, non-stop sunshine.

This is Frederick Keely and Master's Insurance and Trust Company.

Oh, yeah, Mr. Keating.

Hi.

Fine, thank you, but that's rather beside the point.

I have a bit of a problem, Mr. Dollar. I'm we all. Yeah? Make a part of... Nothing, sir, just go on, please. Well, Mr. Dollar, one of our claimants, that is, to say, the beneficiary of a small insurance policy, apparently never received the check for $3,000, we sent him.

I'm afraid I don't get it, Mr. Keeney-white call on me. What do you mean, sir? Well, all you have to do is call the banks. Stop payment on that check and issue another. I'm afraid not, sir. Why not? I said, apparently, never received it. I use that word advisedly. Well? because if someone happens, the check we sent him has been cashed. Oh.

Yes, properly endorsed and apparent never received it. I use that word advisedly. Well? Because it so happens the check we sent him

has been cashed. Oh. Yes, properly endorsed and apparently cashed by the claimant for beneficiary

himself. Apparently. Yes, and again, I use the word advisedly. Well, it kind of means one

or two things. Either this beneficiary is trying to collect the money twice or somebody else got

to that check first.

In which case, we have a little matter of forgery on our hands.

Which, of course, should exact the fullest possible penalty of the law.

Will you look into it for it?

Sure, Mr. Keating, why not?

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