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Without more words the great criminal investigator went into the lighted library, shutting the door behind him, and Fisher, without replying, turned and began to talk quietly to Travers. "It is curious," he said, "that the thing should happen just in front of that place."

"I sent Boyle off with Travers," observed Fisher, carelessly; "he'll look after him, and he'd better have some sleep, anyhow."

I said I sent Boyle away in charge of Travers. It would be just as true to say I sent Travers in charge of Boyle."

"You don't mean to say you suspect Tom Travers?" cried the other.

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However, Travers believes the picture is much more grim.

On call: insurers are making some big--and enticing--changes to disability insurance for physicians, but there's still an untapped market in need of the coverage

Chaplain (Maj.) Pat Travers brings unique capability to Operation Alaskan Road's joint task force.

Reserve chaplain provides unique capability to joint task force in Alaska

Trish Travers cheered on her beloved New England Patriots in the most unlikely of places Sunday - on the big screen at the Bijou Art Cinemas.

Super Bowl fans supersize the fun on the Bijou's big screen

A profile of the church written by warden Art Travers notes: "The last local member passed away in 1995.

Worshipping summer style, in God's country

By MARTIN TRAVERS. (German Life and Civilisation, 35) New York: Lang.

Critics of Modernity: The Literature of the Conservative Revolution in Germany, 1890-1933

Tim Travers, Gallipoli 1915, Tempus Publishing, Stroud, Gloucestershire, 2001, 287 pp., illustrations, maps, appendixes, bibliography, endnotes, index, hard cover, rrp $39.99

Tim Travers, Gallipoli 1915

That is a question both John Travers and David Axt have grappled with over the past three years.

Going the Distance

By Len Travers. (Amherst: University of Massachusetts Press, 1997.

Celebrating the Fourth: Independence Day and the Rites of Nationalism in the Early Republic