Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-06-02

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He quickly turned toward me with a
half-smile on his face, hut offered no
reply.
Il have seen you in Philadelphia"
continued.
Possibly. used 10 live there before
coming 10 Twineburgh," he remarked,
indifferently.
"Iou have been in Twineburgh but
six months" went on.
YES"
And saw You for the first time
about a wear ago. | almost knocked
you over as | was coming out of the
presidents Office in the Safety security
bank. You were just going in, and
ran into YOU"
"Ah, possibly. ] have had business
dealings with that concern" the old
lawyer replied.
And you knew Mr.. Perry, the presi-
dent?"
"Ies, slightly"
Then why did you ask me at the
time if was the president ?" asked.
Sonntsg gave a twitch of the Shout
,uir,Iad
.n;1 ,.o,,
"Do YOU not remember"
Cant say that / do" he replied.
"It seems strange you should leave
the CITY 10 engage in the practice Of
law in a small town like Twineburgh.
ri, ,,,,,si,,-I,-
"Wby strange" WAS his curt cues
tion.
"oh. well Won are unite advanced in
wears and with vour long experience.
ought % have commanded n larger and
more lucrative nractice in a large pIace
like Philadelphia than in a small coun-
try town"
He did not replv for n few moments.
but stood with a whimsical look on his
face with his eyes turned toward the
aoor
81 becane tired ~ CITY life "be finally
said. .Ibaye no family dependinp upon
me and so am NJ liberty 10 follow ONT
am. ,vb;r, which hannens 70 t,la NOS.
session ~ me There Is enouob business
/ n n II.
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-
wen you certainty e, arc an ouu iei,
iow' u you VIII excuse me ior saying
SO. ! re,iarheu, WIN iaush
les aih rather ouo' ,
"heh we reen'ereu IN! peuroo,n'
Sonn'ag QUICK eye ca"eh' sisn' vi 'ne
'ools unuer III! ueu' ,
"o'"s W eu' 'Hiousn INC no'' "'
ASSET
ha' Is "na' ! in'ehueu 10 20. u
gong 10 hno" wha' Is uo"h 'ne'e'
rePieu' ueciueuI!'
linen told MIN ABOUT 'he noises
had heard which mao seemed 10 come
from beneath, the slamming OF the
door, and the pistol shot. l also 'oiu
OF the voices L had heard po,n III 'n'
attic and IN my room, and alii i"u oo'
served regarding them.
Inc OLD lawyer nstSru i'.e",'H' "nu
when l had hnls'' ""'''' ~ '"e y" III
dow.
do - PPose ma 'ne sou'iu Vi 'n'
volo .ou,u in sum- wa. nave come
'"e fno"e "' H""ii'
"onSu
o,n - -" e'e'' y '''i .Nl IT, 'ah-
o' say nonn'"s a"s"ereu' turning
ar. ."e 'n :,
sims ,'iipossioie .he VOICES eouiu :.
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i re"srheu'
rnaPs mere is receiver Do'h IN
your roo"i ahu ups'airs-ho' Ike inc
vnes we are aeeus'oineo TO- OF course
u"' one i"rneu py nature 1er'aihiy
mere are poss'olhties IN electro force
"n'en we nave not yet discovered. You
say ,ne SOUNDS occurred only "hen a
VIM WAS p'o"ihg "hich caused ,he
wire 10 SWING against the hghtnihg
'ou.
mat was surmise. Tor ! nave had no
opportunity 10 watch when the wihd
DEW bu' IL seemed the most natural
""'o" u '"e 'app'"s
anu you hau no wa! OF ascer'ainihg
"he,ner 'ne souhus IN your room mere
anu IN 'ne a'ue were produced by the
same voice ana al me same tlme' or
Nn.,ne' .nei. were Two 'o'ces ihue-
i' ..,,,,' VI ea.n o'nei
""yi! you nno" :. was inposs'oe io'
.ne 70 oe ~ 'ne a'''e anu IN my room
700, 4 ahs"ereo'
.aps We may oe g.en an oppor,
'un9 ~ n"u guy su"es "oo'' .n'
,o'ess, ooi,n,as sau' VIII" see'u'e W
"a,u 'ne "inuo" o
~" 10 you mean asheu'
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