The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-09-19
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wAat the president sC2Qe isP" ~
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the anne name on
these letters, " and he took some letters
from sssgeS ,sAss oJsa sS
ON then. but Lwas- beginning TO feel
interested, in making him prove, who
| ne Wis, SO / says: It III, H.
se"Yotf might have got them letters
TO put upia job ON me. n'P'4+9~2 fga.f
W. YYou're avery. honest man. 7 says
her- zone, among a. Thousand. Don't
think ! am at all offended at your per-
sistence. No, my good fellow. Il like
III like itr' ind he laid his hand on
Tiny shoulder. bs.Now; here, says he.
.tskihgsa bundle out of his pocket. /. is
a. package of, $4,000 in bonds..i:A
burglar wouldn't be aptto, carryth
about With him. would hep bought
them IN the city yesterday and stopped
here to-night-on my way home TO- place
them in the .Salilt, and, may additha
your simple apd manly honesty has SO
touched me that i would willingly
leave them In your hands for SAFE
keeping" You needn't blush at my
praise" ,f,y 81
M s,lpposes1 did turn sorter red
when, / see them bonds. ,lrcy % ~
Are you satisfied powp", says he
Itoltf him ] was, and SO I was. So
Fpicked up my drill again and gave
him the lantern to hold, sothat could
see the door. heard Jim, ms call
him. outside once Or twice. Iand I like
to have burst out, laughing, thinking
how he m1st be wondering what was
going On inside. 4 worked away and
kept ,explainingI to- him what Twas
a-tryipg to. do. He Yves very much in
terested, in mechapicsI he said, and he
knowed as ], was up in my business by
the way went to work. He asked
me about Whit wages got and how
liked my business. and said,he took a
fancy to me. turned around once in
Ia while and ,loeked as him d asettin' up
There as soleinnl as IA blind owl, and
Sim. biamedEifi Ldidntthink l should
have to holler right out Tsii;f'
III ,gpt through the lock pretty soon,
and put, in my wire and opened it.
Then he TOOK hold Of the door and
opened the yauItl . "lib Ia !Hah
u .sIal put my. bonds in,r9says he,
and go home. t,nYou can lock up and
wait Till Mr. Jennings comes, / don't
suppose, YOU willjtry to.fx the lock to-
nightplsei!ntG foi llfiha arasa [@
% Iitold him j. shouldn't, do anything
mpre .withcit now, as we oGouldi get in
before morning. .qdi Li.1
IlEbid< you. good night, my
man." says hs,nasI / swungo the door to
again. go"
{ Dust then Il siieard eJim Y by name,
whistle, and Igugssed tlthel watchman
,wns, a-comIng iipdhe street, tJa fro
II tAh,7 Ssays LssYodi might speak to
,thsl watchman!li IL you'll seq him, and
tell him 20 keep an extra lookout to-
iriightlnd saA!sI s'GGmtnd
audi will "lsays he; and we both went
10 the front DOOR. iiialhl'oA'. nt1A S'''f
hnaThere comes the %atchffati up the
astteet.y',si! 'Watchmau,, this man. has
Gbeen fixing the bank lock- and want
ybti t6Ekeep'f sharp lookout tonight.
!, H s,s tay vi, here 1ntit M M Jennings
Good hight gain al ~ Y, says he, and
W. shook haasd4s agaip and be went up
4 saw Jimi..a So called ALI di n r. theshadow
on the other side, ,of the street as l
stood on,the1steP with the Waterman.
., We'll, SAYS 1, to the !watshman, "f'fl
60 and pick up my tools and get ready