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Title: The chief
Year: 1917 (1910s)
Authors: Greenville High School (Greenville, Ohio)
Subjects: Greenville High School (Greenville, Ohio)
Publisher: (Greenville, Ohio) : Published by the senior class of the Greenville High School
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
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The Water Mystery It was a dark, stormy nigiit. The police force had long since sank into peace-ful slumber. For three months rain had not visited the city of Greenville. Thelire department doors had been locked and barred, as there was not water enoughin the city to even water the birds. The populace now drank beverages more totheir liking. Sir. Simon S. Leuth could not sleep. He had been tossing to and fro onhis luxurious pallet for several hours. The whistling murmur of the wind, how-ever, was not the cause for this. A few days before he had been assigned tothe most important case of his life by the INIayor. If he succeeded, he wouldundoubtedly become the hero of the Greenvillians. He must apprehend the dar-ing thieves who were making off with the city water supply. For four days he had been laboring faithfully at this task. He had crawledthrough sewers, descended into the wells, had tasted of the earth around the wells,in short, had done what any efficient detective would have don

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