Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-05-17

balance perfectly, ana there ism a |
penny of the public funds wrongly APP
propriated All the hoard has done is
to juRgle with figures so that each de-
partment seems to have come out all |
right, whereas the truth is that some |
departments have been carried ON at q. I
great profit. while with others there has
been loss
81 am sorry money hash't been
stolen, said the editor generously;
"then we would have tn I'm on the hip.
But even as it is, The Bugle will make
a great sensation. What fear is that
the opposition Press will seize on those
very inaccuracies, and thus try te throw
doubt on the whole affair Don't you
think you can persuade this person to
let us dave the information intact
without the inclusion of those blunders
he seems to insist on? | wouldn't mind
paying him little more money, if that
Is what he i after.
~ don think that is his object The
/ truth is, the man is frightened and
grows more and more SO as the day for
publication approaches. He is So anx-
ious about his position that he insisted
he was not TO lac loid hy check. Int
that | should coll ct the mon and
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day. l suppose he expects you to call
upon him a1ain todty?'
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don GO and don write any ex-
piaha'loh h't Man transfer u h't!e OF
+ MS anxiety To- tear OF lusins the E'o.
want IL possible, - publish lAls lhlor'
marion win absolute accuracy.
Us th're any DANGER Mr.. HaTdWlck'
''al some OF the oihtr papers may SeI
on me track OF thl'
NO. l a"h tmhN 500 nov fur thf'a
DAYS anyway II we appear too eager
inns man HdzA may refuse us aItosc'h-
er
cry Eo'' SIR.
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tnihh NOT answered. me girl
Wouid you 'aKe my cara 10 MI Hard
WICK ana tel MN VIII detalh NM hut
1e" moments
IN snort tllne me secretary reap
Peate" ana hei1 the door open Tor her.
MI llaIuNIck was determined look
ing young man OF about 80, with a bull
leu heao ana closely cropped olack mar.
ne looked IKE StuDporh' strong WllIed
man ana MISS baxter summing mp OF
MN was '""t ne mao NOT the appear
ahce OF one VINO could ne coaNed or
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io' WIFI 70 10 ne he'u hPr cara ne
tween MS nnsels ana glanced from II 10
nei, .heh Gown To the cara again u
began Miss Baxter 81 don't know that
you have seen any Of my work, but |
have written a good deal for some of
the evening papers and for some Of the
magazines
Yes, said Hardwck. who was
standing mp preparatory to leaving his
office and who had not asked the young
woman to sit down. "Your name is
familiar to me, You wrote some months
ago an account Of personal visit to
the German emperor | forget now
where it appeared "
son, yes' said Miss Baxter "That
was written for The Summer Magazine
and was illustrated by photographs "
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