The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-07-29
CHAPTER yIu-(Continued.)


| ali appearances not in the least disturbed,
| you must be satisfied that my loved uncle
| lad every confidence n me. / cannot De-
| ray it. Ny conscience would not allow
/ ne to vote for other than Herman Ora
/ zen. Until my guardianship of my DEAD
/ Incle's daughter shall expire l must hold
| he reins Of this bank IN my own hands,
| and 10 yourself and the directory L look
| ,or aid and encouragement. | desire Mt.
Ihadbourn to remain our yice-presIdent,
I and there shall be no change in the policy
! # the bank. You, its able attorney and
/ ny uncle's lifelong friend, will, l know,
- here 10 counsel me. | desire you to
! ak with the other directors before the
meeting this evening and TO assure them,
| for me. that it is not ambition that impels
ne, but a feeling that | shall be carrying
)ut the wishes Of my murdered uncle. You
understand, Mr.. Dobbs?"
Yes. yes. | understand" answered the
lawyer. The directors will be greatly
surprised. l had best see them at once,
since you have fully determined on this
curse. cannot answer for what some
II them may do They may withdraw
heir interests from the bank.
Il trust not, Mr. DobhS You will still
I
vice-president The directory viii remain
Unchanged, and if after my duties a,
guardian and administrator shall cease.
he directory desire, l will gladly join them
placing any one Of their number at the
head Of the bank. Iou must understand
low | feel about the matter"
Yes, certainly. think do. and will
pSe no time in comforting with the direc-
tors. At { O'Clock this evening we as
remhIe here in this room. may drop IN
and see you before that time
Pray do; bat in any event ! shall rely
N you, and in all matters be guided by
YOU and the directory"
The old attorney arose from his chair
and loft the office.
That was smooth work" thought Her
man, and it will win. | don't believe a
nan viii vote against me after that Chad
h"uru will he in and | will promise TO
Withdraw in hi favor 1t the expiration
Il two years. III may have the bank
then and welcome. or what there is left
Il 1t. think before. for | don't believe 1
vau stand two years Of this hUmdrum life.
now THAI | have money. | hope Dobbs
wont visit Hattie and confer with her on
'he matter, ana Herman drew a cigar
from his pocket. lighted it and pulled th' |
Wrearhs OF >mok" cpntcntedIy aloft.
Attorney DphhS hal left the bank with |
,a, t.a,,. ~, '',ll- LII 'eI2 llii.s
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guardian and the administrator OF her
h.. H. ~ = ,, or'
ILL., r....5.,...'
~. Hal reached Aarh't street ana turn
r ""'h ne "a" NIoie MN the
Tan FORM ol Lang SeHaTS.
''..'d morning. Mt l'''bS' sala the
detective. Il am just iron Your Office.
i iy~.fr To- Sc" You on Imprint business,
i"4 ."'A annoyed.
am, S'Ilars, | am, and avery impor-
l".i. matter takes me NJ onett the resi-
t,.. .f..,.,t, III '' l'',',i' l - 70 consult
..r. Inn lS,,' l"F me iu''ire' Sci
VIII SO "1 lal'F.
' - ON SPOKEN Oh Tears = anyone
Not ia tn" matter that Is now agitating
i"'. or course, You En"w We are all at
sea. tut l must not Iclay. | Will be at
he office later
Il mus, see You new. Mr.. Dobhs-a.
once, before Won visit Miss DeRosette."
"Eut. Mr.. SrlIars--"
The matter agitatfuZ You is that Her
man Craven has decided To Lrrorna ,,rosi-
I.ur II The Cape Fem Bank
True, ScIlarS, hut hoy"
Never mind now. Nh D,tl,s, H..
please return 10 vaur otr,o ,.;.}, ~, 80
! viii convince yau that it.is ~